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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06
HE T ACES A
Sc R | @ u s
CHARGE

Ross La Belle. the Italian arrested
in Lester park few days ago in COM
pany with his 15-ycar-old cousin, Mary
La Belle, must answer TO the charge
of seduction. as it is the intention of
the girls father to prosecute his
nephew for the childs i'll treatment
When La Belle was locked up. Il
charge of lewd and lasciyious conduct
was placed against him This morn"
Ing the girls father. VINO conducts
lruit stand on Twenty fifth street. be-
tween Lincoln and Wall avenues, call
ed at the police station and stated
that he wished TO prosecute MS
nephew on charge of seduction,
The man charged with the crime Is
twenty-five years old and Is cement
worker. According to the story told
TO the police by the girl at the tlmo
OF her seducer's arrest, La Belle had
met her on the street and induced her
TO accompany him to Lester park. De
spite the publicity of the park the
man had proceeded TO take liberties
and was arrested by an officer who
chanced to be passing through the
park.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06
ALL=ST ARSOF
THE COUNT TY
LEAGUE

An all-star County league team has
been picked to play two post-season
games with the ogden Lobsters OF
the State league and the contests Will
be pulled OF next Saturday and Sun.
day at the Fair Grounds 1t IS eX-
pected by County league fans that n
picked team will be able to turn the
trick In which tho North Ogden squad
failed.
The all-star team is made up of the
very cream on the County league. In.
cluding the best fielders and batsmen
from all of the teams in the organiza.
tion. Allen. generally accepted as
the best twirler in the league. has
been picked for the firing line, with
Poulson behind the bat The entire
lineup follows;
PoulSon, catch, Richardson, center
field; Deemer, third base; Anderson.
shortstop: Moore. left field. Stahard,
first base; Fisher, shortstop: Allen,
pitch, Shaw, pitch; Randall, second
base; Ferrin. right field.
Pitted against this aggregation will
be the regular ogden State league
team. with possibly a few slight
changes. Toner will do the twirlng
for at least one OF the games, as he
has promised TO remain in this city
for the closing contests
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06
D R j n X A n D
A W F i |
SICK

Hans Wagner. namesake Of the
great Pittsburg batsmau. pleaded
guilty in police court this morning to
q charge OF vagrancy. and was fined
$40 or ten days. Wagner is one OF the
sorricst specimens of yagrancy seen
at the police station for a good many
days.
j. d McAdams. Frank Enderly and
T. $. Whittenburg. a ragged trio Of
hoboes. faced the police Judge after
the disposal OF Wagner, and with one
accord pleaded guilty TO the charge
of yagrancy. Each was fined $40 or
ten days and returned TO the prison
corridor
Dora Watson and Madge Somers
each forfeited $40 by not answerirs;
TO the charges of vagrancy booked
against them
Phillip Thomas, p Hannigan and
Louis O'Noil were each fined 50 for
being unlawfully drunk
Ernest Banta. arrested Saturday for
lewd and lascivious conduct. forfeited
a sos bond by non-appearance.
Mrs. j. Parsons, arrested Sunday on
Lincoln avenue admitted that she was
drunk albright and awful sick after
ward She was fined $40 OF ten days
and returned 10 the womans depart,
ment of tho prison.
T. J. Dean, the tallest man ever
locked in the city prison. changed his
plea of not guilty to one of guilty and
was assessed SIS or fifteen days. Dean
was arrested In company with another
man. the latter putting up SIS for his
appearance which be forfeited. Attor
ney j. H. DeYine. In stating the
charge against Lean. asked that
lcniency he extended by the court, as
he had learned that the principal OF
fender was the man whose bail had
been forfeited. The city attorney
stated that while both men had been
arrested for disturbing the peace on a
street car, Deans part OF the offense
consisted oil being drunk on the car
He advised that the court fine the man
$40, but the judge attached an extra
So.
Martin Reagan. who pleaded guilty
TO the charge of disturbing the peace,
4 was ined So,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06

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vantage OF our dry cleaning and
pressing service.
Our dry cleaning process removes
the soil and stains from your cloth
Ing, freshens up the fabric, brightens
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cate garments.
Our pressing service takes out tho
wrinkles. creases and other marks of
wear. 1t gives the garments new
Ike shape and fit IT removes all the
bagginess In the knees and elbows,
etc.
Every garment or article Is handled
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cleaning by spirits and solvents. and
have 4 thoroughly up-to-date equip
ment
You should send your garments TO
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our charges are not high.
OGDEN STEAM LAUNDRY co.
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CLEANERS.
Phones 174, 437 25th ST.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06
SEP 7 E N BE R R
I Err NJ OF
COURT {

The September term OF the Second
District court opened this morning.
With Judge James \. Howell on the
bench, and the calendar was taken
up for consideration, The court Is ii
little behind the schedule, but the
Judge stated that he expected TO gain
time during the next week.
The clerk of the court, Harry HaleS
was at his post. after a brief vacation,
and he proceeded at once TO call tho
roll OF the Jurymen, All except David
Saunders answered the roll and the
court ordered that an attachment be
issued FOR him, The entire yenire
except Thomas Brady and JOSEPH
chadwick, were accepted upon exam
ination by the court as to their stat
utory qualifications. Bradley and
Saunders stated that they were hard
OF hearing and the court excused
them from service.
Frank O'Nelll, charged with steal.
ing SlfS5 from Ursel Taylor al the
Fair Grounds. July 27. and Earl V
Mitchell. charged with grand larceny
alleged to have been committed June
5Oth, by stealing wearing apparel and
Jewelry from hee trunks of MIR. and
MIS- David Crockett. were In court
and the information was read to
Mitchell. the defendant stating that he
mad lawyer to defend him but that
heWas not In court. The Judge stat.
ed that he would defer taking the plea
OF both Mitchell and O'Neln until 10.
morrow morning.
Judge Howell contemplated con.
Slueflhg the motion and probate cal.
ehdars this morning, but the attor.
heys stated that they understood that
those matters would not be attended
TO until next Saturday. and were moi
prepared 10 handle their cases. in
mat respect. and the court ordered
that the matter go over until Satur.
day.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06

recent seizures OF smuggled jewelry
at this port
Employees of certain unscrupulous
London and Paris jewelry houses are
said TO be responsible. Intentionally or
otherwise, for large part of the
smuggling. These men. who get COM
missions on sales. generally pose as
wealthy tourists and sometimes as
members of the nobility The ingenu.
ity displayed by returning tourists In
hiding necklaces and other jewclry
from the customs officers Is said 10
be often the result of suggestions re-
cciyed from these men.
The anti-smuggling committee ap.
pointed by the Maiden Lane jewelers.
organization. declares. in a prehmI
nary report just made public that
the smuggling OF pearls and dia.
monds is even more enormous in ex.
tent than has been generally suspect
ed
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06
HIS ANSWER WAS A
BLOW OVER THE HEAD

New York. Sept. 6-"Weu. who 10
going TO pay" asked Stephen Symon
Bohemian saloonkeeper of Brook.
Iyn, late last night. For answer one
oil the six men lined uu in front Of
him at the bar beat him over the
mead with a blackjack and took SS90
from the cash register A police sta.
tIon two blocks away heard nothinl,
of the robbery until Symon recovered
consciousness
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06

burial of their daughter. Rachel take
this means of publicly expressing thst
which they so deeply feel.
The floral offerings were so nuuer'
Gus that IT would be impossible to &C.
knowledge individually the sympathy
this shown. or 10 meet each Kind
neiGhbor and relative who did so much
to make the deep sorrow bearable.
To those who furnished the music aud
To the speakers who gave comforting
words, and TO all the dear people, With
their tender, consoling acts, the family
extends its prayers.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06

prisoner on a bicycle. On Grant ave
nue.. between Twenty-Seventh and
Twenty eighth streets, Bell was cap
tured and returned to the city jail. 1t
is likely that he will given a heavy
sentence.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06

WooS )ien Issue a chaIIenee-Tne
Woodmen of the World baseball team
challenges the railroad machlnists'
team 10 a battle on the diamond at
the fair grounds next Sunday morning
The Woodmen think they can put it
over the men With the big muscles.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06
BASEBALL PLAYER FINED.

Syracuse, n. Y, Sept G-Tbe first
baseman OF the Syracuse State league
has been fined $40 for an attack on a
Utica sporting writer whom he chare'
ed with knocking him" in reports OF
the game
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06
EXTENSIVE SMUGGLING OF
PEARLS AND DIAMONDS

New York. Sept. G.-Exposures OF
the methods OF somc foreign jewellers.
who make speciality OF selling to the
American tourist trade. followed the
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06
CARD OF THANKS OF
BROWNING FAMILY

The family of Thomas e. Browning.
unable to personally thank all their
friends and relatives who bestowed
loving kindness during the illness and
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06
Free Pencils
With Tablets

Besides giving the biggest tab.
let values in town. We give one
pencil with every tablet you buy
this offer is for this week-possibly
neXt-but this week sure Save
these pencils for future wants.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-06
HOW TO KEEP YOUR
CLOTHES LIKE NEW

n AIDES or gentlemen's gar
ments can be kept In beau
tiful condition until worn
Y ll-9B - out-by taking frequent ad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-10
Don Jose MOnlesinOS
J Brs|ols

Ha dejado de existir aver noche, des-
pues de una larga y cruel dolencia, este
distinguido migo nuestro, persona es-
distinguido amigo nuestro, persona es-
grandes actividades y de altisimas vir-
tudes pIblicas y privadas.
Don Jose Montesinos ha consagrado
su vida 4 un trabajo active y al amor
de los suyos; form6 de su hogar su gran
de amor en- la terra, y fueron para sus
hijos y para su esposa, sus desvelos, sus
afanes, sus malogrados suenos de pro-
longar la relativa feicidad que habia
logrado en- La vida q fuerza de labor y de
perseverance,
Nacido en- Puerto Rico, form6 en- Ia
antigua politica en- ell partido integris-
ia, y ocupo en- la administration puestos
de confianza Cuando desapareci6 de la
isla la soberania espanola, don Jose Mon
tesinos observe igual conducta de retral-
miento politico que los espanoles naci-
dos en- La peninsula.
Este hermoso ejemplo de consecuen-
cia, es uno de los rasgos que mas en-
grandecen ell recuerdo del malogrado
amigo, del caballero ejemplar, del dis
tinguido ciudadano.
Els en- esta hora tragica de la muerte,
que es la hora de La suprema justicia, que
estos seres que hicieron un culto de la
modestia mas exagerada en- ocultaci6n de
sus meritos, toman ell relieve que les
corresponds afirman su memoria en- el
quito nuestro como un ejemplo digno
de tener imitadores.
Esta tarde q las cinco y media, par
tiendo de La Plaza de Colon, tendra
efecto el sepelio q. promote ser una
gran demostraci6n de duelo.
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL, consig
ma con hondo pesar, ell fallecimiento del
snor Montesinos y envia q su desoiada
esposa dona Altagracia MARTINEZ, a srE
hijos Serafin y Miguel, a su sobrino D
Jose Esteban, 4 las distinguidas fami-
las Soler Escalona y demas deudos
del que va no existe, la mas alta y
sincera demostracion de pesame en- estos
para ellos, aciagos instantes de amargt
desconsuelO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-10
De teatrO
UN TRIUNFO DE PALMER

Anoche alcanz6 un gran exito en- La
Tragedsa de Pserrot, ell baritone Pal
mer,, que fue objeto de una delirante
ovacion tan merecida como prolongada.
FL baritone Palmer, que tene una
voz de muy agradable timbre, aunque
no debe gran extension dijo con suprem
sentimiento la canci6n la luna y vistio
con plausible propiedad ell simpatico Pc
sonaje. Pero donde estuvo verdadera-
mente digno del entusiasmo con que
ell pnblico acogio SUI labor, fue en- La
parte dramatica, en- la vibrante escena
del segundo cuadro, y en- la desgarrado-
ra escena final, que el excelente artista
hizo reconcentradamente, con gran pro-
piedad y con gran expression. Palmer
tiene una dicci6n clara, castiza. No Sc
pierde una silaba de 10 que habla en- es-
cena ell joven y elegante baritone, que
tiene temperamento, gesto, expression, IL
gura, cuanto Sc necesita para ser un buen
actor y alcanzar triunfos, grandes triun-
fos como ell de anoche, como los que
sin duda le aguardan en- nuestra escena
en- cuanto haga SUI trabajo especial, ell
de las operetas-
Y dispenser las gentiles intepretes de
ell Delfn y CoIornbao, La senorita HUI
guet sonora Marin, 81 las citamos hoy,
en- segundo termino, pero siempre con el
range & que son aereedoras y que ano-
che engrandecieron y elevaron las encan
tadoras artistas, que merecieron una ova-
ci6n por la manera exquisite como can
taron el amoroso duo del tercer cuadro.
Bien los senores Ballester y Regales
| y los coros que fueron muy aplaudidos.
Las otras dos obras que completaban el
cartel de la noche, fueron Ell M6todo Go
rrats y Los A0nbreS a}egres.
No es facil decir en- cual de las dos
esta mejor ell notable actor Giell, mas
ovacionado cada noche FL graciosisi-
mo actor fue delirantemente aplaudido
multtud de veces.
La senorita Vicente, la joven y distin-
guida caracteristica, poniendose un en-
torchado cada noche y muy bien, la
gentilisima Teresita Mas, q. luce su ma
tural distinction en- el va famoso terceso
de los eIegaates.
Digno de una mencion especial es ell
trabajo de los senores Asencio y Rega-
les y Castej6n.
Y de I'm gran APPLAUSE ell maestro Blay,
por los diaries exitos de La orquesta.
Demsag0 OroSc0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-10
El orden de Ponce
LA PERSECUSION DEL JUEGO

Por noticias particulars nos infor-
man que el jefe de polieia destacado en-
aquel Distrito, senior Ramon Fernandez
Mater, esta realizando una eampaiia con-
ira las casas de juegos, que ha dado
hasta ahora muy buenos resultados.
Tambien el captain Fernandez Mater
continua La obra del distinguidO jefe Sc
nor Cabrera, de perseguir con todo vi
gor serenidad a los rateros nOcturnos
que de noche asaltan los hogares.
La policia tambien Sc ha reformado
de tai modo, que han disminuido los es-
candalos que con frecueneia Sc registra-
ban por la prensa
La actividad desplegada por ell jefe
senor Fernandez Mater, merece place
mes nosotros nos cODgratulamOs de
clio, pues fufmos los primeros en- mani
festar al primer jefe senor Shanton, que
ell captain Fernandez Mater, en- dlchO
distrito, era una garantia para ei orden
y la paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-10
Los trabajos de Ia Comisi6n
Interesante informe

saber NADIA, porque nombrado ell dia Is
de Enero, 1908, para desempenar ei
cargo de Attorney General, Sc cumplen
ahora veinte y cinco meses desde su to-
ma de possession. Y es seguro que pa
SO en- Estados Unidos, mas de las
tres cuartas parties de ese lapso de
tempo, unas veces en- comisiones oticia-
les contra la Camara sea contra ell
pals; otras en- uso de icencia; pero
todas, ESQ 81, cobrando su salario in
tegro y conservando ALA en- San Juan
su casa gratuita.
Ell senor Hoyt, os cito, para probar
a meptud de los jueces puertorrique-
os, los casOs de destitucion en- Sail
as y en- Ponce; mas no pudo afrmar
Iue en- esos casos Ia destitucion Sc fun
lara en- parcialidades politicas, por-
lue no es cierto.
En- ell case de Salinas Sc destituyo
81 juez, por el grave delito de haber-
Sc hospedado en- la casa de TN ami
go suyo que tenia un asunto pendien-
te en- la Corte Municipal; en- ell case
de Ponce, no intervino la politica; ell
juez renunci6 pOr motives de indole
estrictamente privada, que no deben
mencionarse en- esta carta,
Pero ell Attorney Hoyt, olvid6 in
formar al Comite de Asuntos Insula-
res que, entire los jueces que designa
ell Gobernador para las Cortes de Dis
trito, existio uno, Mr.. Erwins, d quien
Sc exigi6 su renuncia por grandes es-
candalos publicos en- Humacao Y hu-
bo otro, Mr.. kopel, d quien Sc persi-
que aun por estafa, estando profugo
en- los Estados Unidos, siendo i'm
possible alcanZar que comparezca a res
ponder de los delitos que Sc lie atribu-
yen. Estos dos jueces, Erwins 10
pei, no SON puertorriquenos.
Sc os ha dicho, en- fin, por ell Gene
raj Edwards, que el bill sometido a
vuestro estudio satisface la generali-
dad de los habitantes de nuestra isla
y solo disguta 4 unos pocos ''politi-
Clans. Os rogamos que veais los ca
bles que, d modo de apendice, anadi-
mos esta carta. La Camara unani-
me, treinta y una municipalidades cua-
tro Juntas Escolares, nueve logias ma
sonlcas, protestan contra ell bill, sin
distinction de partidos politicos. Els
la isla entera que 10 rechaza Es toda
la lsla que Sc siente bajo la pesadum-
bre de I'm enorme atrOpello Os esta
contemplated para yer 81 vosOtros, a
quienes creyo sus redentores, sois ca
PAGES de tanta injusticia En- Puerto
Rico, no arraiga la familia de politi-
clans. Para que arraigase seria nece-
sario importala de tierras lejanas. Ali
nadie vive de la vida politica. ALI sole
hay un medic de explotar prebendas of
ciales: estar al lado del gobierno, q. es
unlco distributor de beneticios, tinico
compensation de servicios. Los hom.
bres que os hablaron Y os escriben.
sus poderdantes de la Camara sus
palsanos del pals entero, defender 4
su patria con total desinteres. no Sc
preocupan de sus ventajas individual
les. Nunca cObraron sueldos del Teso-
ro pubhco; nnnca fueron aspirantes Il
ocupantes de destinos p1blicos. Inves
tlgad, senior, 81 los one vienen a infor
mar contra Puerto Rico, desde los mas
grandes hasta los mas pequefios, Sc
encuentran en- ignales eondiciones v
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-10
Corresponsal
Bale en-
G Casino BspsM

Aver tarde sc reuni6 la comisi6n <fe
festejoe del Casino Espanol de est8 ciu-
dad. Y acond6 dar un gran bale de-
socledad ei domingo 27 del eorriiente,
dia de Pascua de Resurrection.
Para dicho bale, que revestira una
gran importaneia social, sc hacen psx
la oonision de festejos del Casino lSS
preparativos necesarios a lin de que re-
suite de una gran esplendidez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-10
Hon. NJ. L. Olmsted,
Presidente del Comite de Asuntos
Insulares.
Washington, D. c.
Senior:

Cuando cl jueves "a de Febrero terml-
naron sus informes los puertorriquenos
senores Texidor y Rodriguez Sierra, como
abogados de San Juan, ell americana
senor Hoyt, como attorney general oe
Puerto Rico, nosotros, comlslonados por
la Camara y representates de la OPINION
que en- el pals obtuvo las dos terceras
parties del sufragio electoral, crelmos que
era necesario rectiicar las declaraclones
de OILS dos primeros y rebatir las del ui-
timo, demostrando que las tres carecen
de toda autoridad. Pero al pedir en- el
acto que sc nos oyese sin tardanza, re-
solvfsteis, como Chairman del Comite,
clausurar las sesiones publicas y que
pudieramos presentar impresa nuestra
replica. Aqui esta pues, breve y expl-
eta. para que no os canse su lectura.
De los seIores Texidor y Rodriguez Sc
IRA solo hemos de decir 10 que eilos
1nismos confesaron: que habiaban por
cuenta propia y que eXpresaban lmpre-
stones exclusivamente personales; tan eX-
clusivamente personales que no habra
diez hiios del pals capaces de refren-
,larlas. No para informar en- asuntos
nol;tioos sino nara demandar la reforma
de In Corte de Distrito de los Estados
ITnidos en- Puerto Rico les nombr6 ell
Colegio de Abogados Y les dio sus pode-
res. Y ese mismo Colegio, al conocer las
palabras que pronunciaron ante este
Comite Sc reuni0 en- San Juan y acordo
expedir ell cablegrama que habels reel
bido en- el cu&l Sc MEGA toda soldarl-
dad con los senores Texidor y Rodriguez
Sierra en- sus manifestations polltlcas.
va veis, senior, que 81 los abogados de
Puerto Rico los que invistieron con su
confianza J. los seiiores Texidor y Rodrl-
ruez Sierra, reaueIven no secundarles nj
apoyarles, y 81 ninguna otra tuerza les
secunda nj les apoya, tenels vosotros,
frente La opinion de un pueblo en- ma
sa, la opinion personal de dos cabaileros
particulares, en- absolute desacuerdo con
sus compatriotas.
En- cuanto al attorney general senior
Hoyt, hemos de lamar la atenclon del
Comit& hacia el record de las seslones
del microbes % del jueves "a de
Febrero, en- que el propio senior Hoyt Sc
encarg6 de demostrar que el sabe NADIA
. cast NADIA. sobre Puerto Rico. A las
preguntas que le dirigisteis contestaba
cas siempre "f cannot tell you. Pagi-
ma 249 del record. I cannot Speak spec
ifically. Pagina 249 del record. | do
not believe. 7 could give you very
valuable Information. | really do not
know. Pagina 256 del record. only
know what. ! have heard persons say.
Pagina 258 del record. | would not be
able to make any intelligent guess on
that subject Pagina 259 del record.
/ do not know cnouhg about that to tell
YOU. Pagina $50 Gel record. cannot
answer that question Pagina 265
del record.
va 10 menos es precise reconocer a
Mr.. Hoyt ell m6rito de la sinceridad: ::
en- efecto, 6l no sabe NADIA, nj puede
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-10
Nvd!e!!s De Vega Alta

En- el dia de aver, el guardia JUAN
Fernandez detuvo por sospecha del de
Tito de hurto menor q dos individunS
que vendian dos galiinas de agena pex-
tenencia en- muy bajo precio. DiehoE
infractores dieen llamarse Antonio R0-
man y Andres Rivera, uno pr6fugo des-
de hace algun tempo, y este 10 pud@
averiguar el iefe de este Distrito dom
Federico C.. Thiller.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-10

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-10
Fl suceso de aver
IN PRESO HERIDO

Aver las tres de La tarde Ocurrh5 ,zR
suceso en- el patio de Ia Fortaleza-
Los vecinos oyeron una detonaei6n "
al saiir d La ealle vieron que ell tire ha-
bia sonalo en- el expresado sitio-
inyestigado 81 hecho, result6 que Sc
encontraba herido el preso Jose Ortiz,
quien en union de otros est&ba hxciesr-
do el baldeo en- el patio.
FL heriolo acusa al gEardia de Penalssg
PEDRO PareS, como supJlesto autOr
FL eXpresado guardia mega la denuR-
cia y manifesto que 81 mismo Sc disps-
70.
Ell juez senior BaGan hace la investiga-
ci6n del hecbo-
Infog1nareanOS-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-10

Esta manana un coche estrope0 a
ciego Felix Arocho. Fue cnrado e
ell Hospital Tricoche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-10

pueden expresarse con iguai franque-
"a
Presentamos al Comit6, y Vos Sc
nor Presidente, con nuestra alta con
sideraci6n personal, nuestra prOfunda
gratitud por las corteses atenciones y
las bondadosas deferencias que nos
dispensasteis. Y quedamos a vuestras
ordenes a las del Comite
Luis Munoz Rivera y Cayetane Coll y
Cuchi.