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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
Tribute Of Respect.

Your Committee appointed to draft
resolutions expressive Of the sense Of
this Lodge in regard to the death Of
Brother w. g. Perranlt, have the
honor to present the following:
Whereas, it has pleased the al
Almighty God, the ruler of all
things to remove from our midst our
beloved brother w. G. Perrault on
Feb'Y IL 1903;
Therefore, be it resolved that this
Lodge Of Elk's have lost one of its
true and tried brothers, that in token
Of the high esteem and brotherly love
for brother w. G. Perrault our Char
ter be draped in mourning and each
member Of the Lodge wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, further that we extend
to his family and friends our heart
felt sympathy that a copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon the min
utes Of this Lodge, a copy be sent to
the papers for publication, and one
TO the family.
Fraternally Submitted,
M. VILASECA,
j. J. NAFF,
G. YENTRE,
Committee.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
FRISCO ESTABLISH AN
EXPERIMENTAL FARM
Commissioner White Thinks Great Things
4 7oSsIbla iOr This Country
CHAS. CHACRERE IN CHARGE
The Farm Is Located Wear the Cooperation
Limits Of OpeEOusas.mWIIIbe oi
Great Good

Charmed with this section of tue
country, and convinced of the posi-
bilities for improved farming, Com
missioner White, Of the Frisco has
determined to establish an expert.
mental farm near 0pelousas.
MIR. White made several trips To
this section, with bis exhibit car, aid
the establishing of the farm here -
a result Of his personal Investigations.
TO start with, sixteen acres win BE
planted, in things seasonable Corn,
cane, cotton, uillet, us web as truck.
will be among the experiments Mr.
Chas. B. Ghaehere ii IN personal
charge of the farm, which Is on the
land Of his father, Mr.. Jaa O. Cha
chere. lie will obey the instructions
Of Mr. White minutely, and the latter
gentleman will make frequent trips
To see the progress of the farm
Farmers will doubtless watch the
experiments, and the establishment Of
! the station viii doubtless be of much
benefit to the country in general
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
PENNSYL | Y VANIANS Are
PLEASED WITH COUNTRY
ScheITs Delegation Predict Great Future for
SOUTHWESTERN louisiana.
BANQUET At THE LACOHBE
rendered by OpeOIusas People, 4 Huge Sue.
cess...PaFty lsfi Sunday IoF
Their Homes.

PennsYlvanians are not given TO
'iollying d fellow
They are usually plain, sturdy
folks, who mean every word they
say
And if they did not discard this
well known characteristic for this oc-
casion, they are certainly in love with
this country, and strong believers in
its future.
The party Of Pennsylvanians who
spent several days in st. Landry last
week, left for their homes Sunday.
They said in speeches and in private
conversation that we live in Gods
country, and that Mr.. Schell had not
misrepresented things to them.
Mr.. Schell is manager and promot-
er of the Union Irrigation Company,
and induced the Pennsylvanians to
come here and look over things for
themselves. Many Of them are in
terested in the canal proposition, and
many more will become interested as
a result Of this trip.
| The visitors were entertained by
the Washington people, and on Sat
urday might they visited 0pelousas,
where d banquet at The Lacombe was
| rendered them. The banquet was a
success from every point Of view,
Dir. 4. j. Bercier was the toastmas-
ter and, as usual, took off the part To
perfection. Short talks were made
/ by DR.. Bercier and Hon. Thos. +
! Lewis, of 0pelousas, and several d
the visitors. Mr.. Schell also made
an instructive talk.
IF were engaged to 9 girl il
Pennsylvania, and she should refuse
to come to Louisiana, that would set
Gle the affair right there and ! shoult
seek Louisiana girl, remarked Al
enthusiastic Pennsylvania.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
Grand Coteau.

Grand Gotean, Feb. l6,-Mr. Fred
Mouton and son, Michel, were IN ope-
1onsas one day last week.
Ms s. Fsueht returned Wednes-
day from the Crescent City where
81 had beer d few days.
"a A. and Mrs. Des Mizzi, and little
pana Nav. Of Opelousas, were here
Thursday /.
avipa Trip here Thursday and return
ed Fridag :. r., -
NJ. Michel Mouton left Friday Tor
Beanmont, Texas.
4 Ma Carmen Voorhies, Of opelou-
al returned home Thursday after
visiting relatives here
~ and Mrs. John Barry Of Lafa-
rora n our midst Sunday.
ysgsi Miss Lillian Lee Of Broussard was
here Sunday , - snnday fo,
ia Crescent City -.
sns g. ]. 6. Barry Is visiting his SIS
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19

Either PeYton R. Sandoz or B. Hen
n Payy will succeed the late lamented
W. G. Perrault as Judge Of the Six
teenth Judicial District, which Dis
tries is made up of st. Landry parish.
This is the lineup now, and there
is no possibility Of anyone else COM
ing into the race.
1t was first brnited that Judge b.
T. Lewis would be a candidate. The
Judge never intimated himself that
be would contest for the place, but
many of his friends were of the opin-
ion that he should do so. It is pos
itively announced, however, that
Judge Lewis is not in the field.
It is understood that District At
torney R. Lee Garland is backing Mr..
Payy, while Sheriff Swords, Clerk Of
Court Andrepont and President of
the Oyster Commission Dossmann are
supporting Mr.. Sandoz. This is mem
toned as suggestive that the fight
may resolve into factional one,
these gentlemen being considered at
the head Of their respective factions.
Both candidates are well known in
st. Landry, and held IN high esteem.
Mr.. Pavy has never been a candidate
for a parish Office before, but has
always taken a prominent part in the
politics Of st. Landry. He was born
in Goulee Groche, October 18th, 1874,
the son Of Alfred PaVy and Laperle
Guidry. He was educated in the pub
lie schools of Grand Coteau College,
and moved with his family to Opelou-
sas in 1890, where he worked in the
clerks Office until 1900. He studied
law under the then firm Of Fstilette
& Dupre, and was admitted to prac-
tice by the Supreme Court in 1900.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
SALE OF TOWN LOTS
ON new FRISCO Line
ANNOUNCED

It is said that the future Of Elton,
a new town on the Frisco road, only
eighteen months old, is roseate.
1t has now twelve business
houses, drug stores, two hotels, one
market house, one bakery, one livery
stable, three doctors, one dentist,
two notaries public, a good school
house with an attendance Of over
a hundred pupils. A bank, a Catholic
and Methodist church are in pros
pectiYe.
A sale of town lots is advertised
to take place on Saturday, March 5th
at which the longest pole will get
the persimmon,' that is, The sale will
be without reserve.
There will be reduced rates on all
railroads.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
YOUNG PRICE LOSES
LIFE In AN ACCIDENT
PIaymates Go Oai HuniIng Win small Cailbvs
Rifles. and ORa IS Bead
A SHOCK TO COMMUNITY
Slayer d sen oi superintendent Thomson,
Frustrated #iIh GFIel..0ecnaFed
Last Saturday

AS a result Of childraan being per
mitted to handle fire arms, one boy,
the only son of q widowed mother, is
dead, and the other, bosom friend
Of the dead boy, is prOstrated with
grief, and both families are wearing
mourning in their hearts.
1t is the same old story of didn't
know it was loaded
Wilson Addison Price, twelve years
old, son of the late Vim. Price, and
Carrie Dimmick, is the unfortunate
boy who met death at the hands d.
Arthur Thompson, son of Superin-
tendent of Public Education G. 4.
Thompson, The accident occurred
near the residence Of Mrs. Price near
town.
Price, tie dead boy; Thompson, the
slayer, and Geo. Childs we're out bird
hunting, armed with 22-calibre rifles.
When fatigued Of the hunt, they
went TO playing soldiers. Theg bag
a lot Of empty cartridges, and with
these went through the manuel of
arms in loading Several times
they snapped the 'empties, I reloading
and pretending to shoot again Sud
denly young Price fell, with bullet
lin his brains, shot above the right
eye. In some way, it is believed,
Thompson had mistakingly placed 8
loaded she'll instead of an empty one
in his gun. Thompson and Ghilds
Immediately went to their comrade,
and tenderly carried him TO the home
Of his mother, where he died an honr
after his arrival there. They carried
the wounded boy until they got within
reach Of the house, when they called
Mrs. Price, who met them with the
boys toy wagon, and in this The M
conscious youth was eonyeved ID bis.
home.
The accident occurred at about tn
O'Clock, and at once The news flashed
through tne city. 1t was shock t0
everyone, both families being So we'll
known. His funeral Sunday was
largely attended.
Young Thompson was prostrated
with grief, and ii was necessary To
call in a physician.
The sympathy or the entire COM
munity goes out To both families,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
DIST. ATTORNEY GAR.
Land ON TIGER HUNT
information Against Ten Are Filed Before ,bs
Clerk Of Court By the officer.
SEVEN FROM THIS CITY
Ire ID Be Tried by City Judge Herr, Who mas
the Right TO Impose Same Sentence
As District Judge.

When the Grand Jury, which had
been called by Judge O'Niell t. meet.
iast Monday, for the avowed purpose
II investigating alleged violations of
the prohibition law, failed to Be con.
voked on account Of the death If
Tudge Perrault, it was considered
tbat the alleged blind tigers wonld
have a respite Of at least three
months or until another Judge would
have been elected.
This proved a mistake, as far as
the Opelousas tigers are concerned.
anyway
II develops that the City Court has
the same powers as the District
Court in such matters; can fine, i'm
prison, send on public roads, etc.
And the District Attorney has
fled q bill Of information against ten
alleged vlolators, seven in Opelousae
and three in Mamou. Ii The Opelou.
sas cases all are negroes, while the
three from Mamou are whites. The
cases from Mamou will have to await
for the sitting Of the District Court,
ss the local City Court can only act
II the cases from the first ward.
when will you bring them to
trialP was asked District Attorney
Garland; to which he replied As
soon as we can catch them
None had been arrested up to yes.
terday, and could not be found.
II Is said that as soon as IL was
discovered that the District Attor,
new was fling bills Of information
against them, they closed np theil
places Of business and left the coun.
try.
The places it is claimed they con
Quoted are situated mostly II tht
center Of town.
Those against whom bills were file(
are: Lacombe E. Sanders, Mat Go
nor, Carlton Cunningham, ZspheriI
Boudreau, Nose Green, Amos Towns
Duke Hodges, all negroes from 0pe
lousas; Willie Guillory, Ralph Gull
lory and r. D. Thornton, white an,
from Mamou.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
oPELoUsAs. La. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY o. 1910
PAvY AND SANDOZ WILL
MAKE JUDGE RACE
Election Ordered to Take Place April 5th--Dem-
ocratic Executive Committee
Meets To-day.


Mr.. Paws career as q lawyer has
been exceptionally successful. He
now enjoys one Of the largest prac-
tices in this parish. He is Whirl-
wind eampaigner as well as good
lawyer.
Mr.. Sandoz is also a native-born
st. Landrian, the son of the late Col
onel Leonce Sandoz. Mr.. Sandoz
served this parish with credit in the
Legislature, and has been identified
with politics for some years. At the
last election he made remarkable
race against District Attorney Car
land. for that office, and is considered
very strong politically, as well as one
fitted for the position Of Judge. He
is .true-blue" Democrat, and de-
serving young man.
The campaign, it is understood,
will be conducted free Of mud-sling-
ing. Both sides seem agreed on this
point, and they are to be commended
for it. II is a race between two
young men possessed of a laudable
ambition to ill the honored position
of Judge Of their District.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee Of this parish will meet at the
courthouse at noon to-day, and order
a Democratic Primary Election. The
election on the 18th of April is the
general election, specially called for
election Of a Judge, and in that cleo
tion all voters, irrespective Of party,
will be permitted to participate.
The Democratic Primary Election to
be ordered by the committee to-day.
however, is to be participated in BY
Democrats only.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
PIJJ() Fighting CLOS.
ING OF BAYOU
COURTABLEAU.

Judge Dupre is in receipt of a let
ter from Congressman Pujo, from
which we have been permitted to ex-
tract what the Congressman has
written about the closing Of Bayou
gourtableau. This is matter OF
such vital Importance to our people
that we reproduce the same with
pleasure. This is what Congressman
Pujo has to say:
I am with the people of your
Parish in their opposition to the clos
ing Of Bayou Courtableau, and hope
to have a report on the survey au-
thorized in the Rivers and Harbors
Bill adopted in 1909.
Under the Act Of Congress Of
1902, appropriations cannot be made
until the survey and estimate Of the
proposed project is reported to and
approved BY the Board of Army En-
gineers for Rivers and Harbors.
The Rivers and Harbors Bill was
reported to the House yesterday, but
as the survey and estimate for The
removal Of the drift from the Court
ableau has not yet been received by
the War Office, no action could be
taken on the Bill.
7 have been pressing the Engi=
neers Office for the filing Of the re-
port, and but recently received the
following message from Col. Lansing
+. Beach, on the subject:
New Orleans, La, Jan'y. 28, 10
Hon. A. P. Pujo,
House Of Representatives,
Washington, D. G.
Survey and report upon Bayou
Gourtableau so intimately connected
With improvement Of Bayou Teche
u M0Ih OF State LeVee Doatus
along the Atchafalaya that subiect
cannot be considered separately bu1
must be coordinate.
Hope to be able to forward re-
port IN about two weeks.
Lansing IA. Beach.
It. Col. Engineers
Should the survey arrive here i
time to have the Board act upon i
before the Bill passes the Senate
VIII have the appropriations made by
Senate Amendment. 1 will keep you
advised as to the situation
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19

ter, Mrs. Des Mizzi, in Opelousas.
Mr.. Lawrence Elmer returned home
Sunday after visiting relatives in La
fayette.
The gumbo at Mr.. Jules Petetin's
and the egguog at Mrs. Dunbar's
Mardi Gras night were well attended
and all had delightful time.
Mrs. John Smith with little Meree-
des left Sunday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Lueie Aizzi, in Opelousas.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
Barn Destroyed by Fire.

The barn Of Mr.. Dupreville Meche,
at Frozard, was burned to the ground
on February 1st. at 5 o'clock in the
evening.
Mr.. Meche, who is prosperous
farmer-merchant Of that section, had
a large supply of cotton seed, coin
and hay, as we'll as farming imple-
ments, in the barn, and Che loss is a
heavy one, particularly as It was not
insurnd.
He will rebuild at once
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
Bob Smith is Coming

Bob Smith, the celebrated Missis-
one Of the foremost lecturers
doing lyceum work, viii be here next
Friday evening, to lecture for Che
local Dam Of the Beavers.
Those who miss this lecture, viii
miss a treat indeed. He is witty
and eloquent, with q scathy personal
ity. Wherever he has lectured the
press has praised him, aud he Is to-
day one Of the best recommended
lecturers in the country
Sandoz Opera House Friday 25th.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
LITTELL CONTESTS MA
YORALTY NOMINATION.
Matter Before Democratic Executive Committee
Nominations On First Ballot for
All Municipal Officers.


the field, however, and those who
know something about his Judgment
when it comes to counting votes be-
fore they are cast felt that he was
very near correct. He said the night
before the election that he would re-
ceive 180-and he got them and four
over, giving him majority of So
over all of his opponents.
The Mayoralty contest also excited
interest, as it was recognized that it
would be close, and it was, the pres
ent incumbent, Mayor Halphen, being
elected by four votes.
The vote is as follows:
FYpcT mApn
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
Gard of Thanks

/ heartily thank, and sincerely ap-
preeiate, the loyal support given me
ii the late primary. IN which | was
nominated on the first ballot.
It is indeed satisfaction to know
that one has such i legion Of friends
and to feel that his services to the
people have their endorsement.
Friends, / thank ron with al Of
my heart, and assure you that am
ready to serve you in any legitimate
way.
Yours, very truly,
C. i. HAYES.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
ina New Home

Mr.. Frank Doucet with his family
moved from the Pontehartrain district
into the Vilaseea building, On Market
street, last Tuesday.
Mr.. Doucet is the parish jailor, and
moved for the purpose of being near
er his work.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19
Notice

Annual Fireman's Celebration at
Baton Rouge Ia, Feb'y. 22nd, 1910,
for this occasion the Opelousas Gulf
& Northeastern Ry. Co will sell
round trip tickets to Port Allen, La.
and return at one and one-third fare.
Children half fare.
Date of sale Feb'y. II, and good
for return Fe5'y. 23~d. For further
information call On local O. g. N. u.
agent.
Ell. FLANDERS, ]. M. JORDAN,
Gen. Supt. 6. Z. & r a.
Rev. Panl N. Brown p B., viii
hold the First Quarterly Conference
for the Opeioasas church Feb. 25th
2 Preaching BY the ?. E. Sun
day 26th, at Jed q. HI. ana 7.30 D. n
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19

FOR SALE One Top Buggy GOOD
ais new. H.A. White,
Southern Pacific Agent,
feb 194t OpeIousas,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19

Ths 81. landry (La.) Clarisa i vl,s...
tsubt one Of the best edited and sr,.,.s ss.ss'
asskllss in the whole Soush.-aHFpIrss asss
NEWSPAPER UNION.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-02-19

Thaa li mas 4 larger sirguIalleH tisa : 8
re newspapers published ID ias pafs
ish enahs1ssls and aslafge 4 eif5HiatIaa
as anY Bsekly published ~ llae State.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-24
II tIngIo De Ia ugoda
I'm ESGApARATE MONUMENrAEn

N'Eestr0s amigos los ssnores GOaz:4a 90
iNz Padin, in4ugurarOn el sabado Dsssg-
do ei gran eScaparate que han poesstas
IA tO<to el frenle de 81 establecipierrte,
en Ia catie de San Frv9ncsco.
fHede doclrse, SIG ,exageraci6n, u2ee
Ia cfh2d entera de San Juan, lesffEEsss,
'rente a los grandes alhmaoentss (a. Goa
zaiez Padin, aduirando las ver8aderg<g
preeiosldadeS que sc exhibian en- D.
enorme vitrina- Ric&s y eIegantis1m as,
tohettes para seneses, ob,feGos de. fes
catsor, DC cscritorio, de salon: Ia rxsss
V4rfada collection de flores f&ntastlcsss
de lozas adnlrabEes, de crlanto de>he err,
belieoer la casa rpo<karna
LA huninacf6n puesta la natsgu.
mental vltriR4 que deJa Yer Ia artista
ca 'nstaiaci6n interior, - deslunnFpsa.
dora.
lIos Scllores G0n&&asz Ea,iin, han L.
grado alraer hacIa su uasa Ia afenemsn
%l inter&s, Ia admirsciyn de fo7as Eas.
personaS de raiinado guSto.
Para t@da dana ck ogante, no h2o
snas que una casa e.1 San Juan, esae,
pueda surtirIa dc cuanto p0nc de az
tualidad Ia mod4 mas exlgeaae, 4a d.
Gonzalez psldsn.
Por haber tIotAdo q Ia ci},efan IL. xu
estabEeclnfIen a2Sl, y,Or IL que euntFi-
buyen a Ia anImaei0n, al ornate tfe tx
calie de San Fr7ancis;o, con Ia e.spl6n-
dida fdchatIa it,minossa que han rgres-
TO su estslhiEmniento, nrerecen Eess
Sen0res Gonzafez Bsgsfin, to6o genrrro-
dc pdrabFC mes
San Juan, 5ien& sal Temple ct,@ la
Media
los devotoS dc esGa arnable tleae{ad
Va sahsD donde ~ Ee rindc culto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-24
@@(@l@A
nueva SoCiedad

Nos participant los senoreS BatIeste-
rOs y Somoza, del comerciO de Pom
ce, que han constittlido una sociedad re
gular coIeotiva que girara bajo la eX-
presada raz6n social, para dedicarse al
mismo ramo de sus antecesores los Sc
nores Villate y Co., de cuya liquida-
zion Sc hacen cargo.
Son socios gestores don Tomas Ba-
ilestercs POrtilla y don Patricio Suma-
III Gomez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-24
UN SUCESO GRAVE

En- la tarde del sabado oeurrl0 un
suceso en- Bayam6n.
Eugenio Santiago dispar6 un tiro de
revolver a Vicente Malpica, hiriendole
en- la cabeza de gravedad. El agresor
fue arrestado y puesto a disposition del
Juez Municipal, quien lie exigio tres mil
dollars de fianza-
Tambi6n fueron arrestados Carmelo
V Carlos Santiago, complicados en- este
asInto, habi6ndoseies se1alado una nan
"a de quinientos dollars ! cada uno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-24
HIPOO R ONO
L,AS CARRERAS DE AVER

Ante numerosa cJncurrencla sc Nefl
fcaron aver las carreras de cabalios. hei-
nd oran eptusiasno en- todas elias, perc
es.rcialmente en la qlinta, en- la que st
1isputaban el premio Luperon, West
land y Espfritu-
La primera carrera- a media mllla, la
oan6 Tom. LIcgando Granada en- Sc
gundo lugar.
La segunda carrera, entire huperon
Magnolia y Jibaro, fu9 canada por Mag
nolia, que llego primero. Luperon He
90 segundo.
En- Ia tercera, a ufedia lnllla, entire Ii
gero, Palarito y Patrick, PaJarito ieg(
primero y, segundo, Patrick.
La cuarta de mil metros, entire Army
que lego primero, y Gacho, Balear
Favorito, que lleg6 segnndo-
La quinta, a media milla, entire Lupe-
ron, Westland Espiritu, fu6 canada
por Espiritu WestIand, lego en- segun-
do lugar.
Y, por 1ltim0, la sexta, a I 200 metros
y, entire Fulano, Estrelia, Canario, Ia
gan Fulano, que lego prlmero. En-
segundo t6rmino lteg6 Canario.
No hubo accidente que Gamentar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-24

Tambi6n nos info14nan que la Cor
te de MayaglIez, ha dictsldo sentencia
en- el casO de los esnores Fernandez
lrizarry Sasport, redactoreS de <'La Tri
buna condenando 4 dichos senores,
por desacato, veinte dollars de multa
o veinte dias de carceI
DichOs senOres apelaran de la Sn-
tencia para ante la Corte de Distrito.
FL iuez Montalvo, senal6 cinco dias
para hacer cfectiyas las mulias i'm
pueStaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-24
RINA 4 MACHETAHOS

Otro suceso grave sc ha reglstrado en
pstos dias en- Aguas Buenas-
Mientras sc celebraba un halie EN- la
casa de Santiago Medina, en- el barrlo
".Jagueyes" hubo una rina maeheta-
zos entro Damian Satua y Esteban Pelu-
vera. habiendo resultado ambos heridos'
IJno de ellos 81 halla bastante de cul-
dado. La policia procedio al arresto de
los contendientes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-24

Anoche Sc Mev6 q efecto en- Ia Pla-
Zuela de la Monserrate, de Arecibo, un
meeting unionista, en- ell que tomaron
parte los senOres Jose r. Colon, Bau-
tista Echandia, Juan Sifonte, Ramon
Serrano, Gumercindo Roman, jose Mo
rales (''hermano Che''), Bernardino
Villanueva, Ramon Julia Marin y Car
los Perez Aviles.
A pesar de La lluvia un immense gen
ito Sc agrlp6 en- torno de Ia tribuna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-24
Fl 2uceSO de eSta tarde
l'N HOMBRE MUERTO

Esta tarde a las dos Y treinta minu-
tos. Ocurri0 un slIoeso, en- la Marina,
al lado de la COlectiva Mientras Sc
efectuaba en- un wagon un cargamento
de maderas, Sc reventar0n los palos q. 10
sostenian y sc vino al sylelo. hiriendo
en- la cabcza, al trabajador Carlos vi
legas, prodrci6ndole heridas graves
Trasladado en- ei carro de la ambu-
lancia al Cuarto de Socorros, falleci6
4 los pOcoS momentoS be asistieron
en sIls ultimos INSTANCES. los doctores
Deyal Y Cueto y 81 practicante Alers
Carlos VilIegas era de color dc amos
yaintiocho IA treinta amos. y dc cons
tItuci0n robusta
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