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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

A principles del entrante mes de
Agosto Sc hara cargo de la presiden-
cia de la comision del servicio civil
en- P. Rico, ell Sr. Edmundo Ewi-
ght, que sustituye al Sr. F. Lord, que
ha desempenado aquel cargo duran
te algdn tempo. Sc informa que ell
nuevo presidente de la comisi6n de
servicio civil puertorriqueno, ha
estado en- Filipinas en- cargos del
gobierno. Ell Sr. Lord pasa a desem
pehar otro cargo en- las oficinas de
secretaria de P. Rico. Durante Ell
tempo que desempen6 SUI destino tn
vo siempre toda cortesia con los QUE
hubieron de tratarle via prensa fue
atendida siempre que acudi6 a el Ell
demanda de informaciones.
Las ultimas ventas de azicar
alcanzaron precios de S4.09 el quin-
tai. La Plazuela Sugar obtuvoel sa-
bado 400 sacos.
Sc estan reparando algunas bo-
cas- de incendio en- la ciudad. " los
baches de la calle del Paroue.
no Sc reparan?
Ell Sr. Roberto H. TODD. fue no
mlnado aver, en- la convention que
eelebro ell partido republicano. para
elcargo de alcalde de la ciudad en- las
pr6ximas elecciones. Sc informa que
los elementos contrarios al directorio
no Sc dan por vencidos, con esta Sc
gunda derrota, Y seguiran comba-
tlendo la candidatura que ellos esti-
man perludicial para los intereses de
su agrupaci6n politica.
La directiva de la Sociedad de
socorros, lei Porvenir" Sc ha servi-
do participarnos que a partir del pri-
nero del entrsntee agosto. comenza-
ra Ell funcionamiento de Ia expresa.
da socledad cuvo m6dico Is el DR..
Browne.
En- uso de licencia Sc auzentsrs al
gun tempo para Europa. Il jul |
En- uso de licencia 50 auxentsrs |
algdn tempo para Europa. 81 iuez !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11
Juicio; y colde-
mas en- Ponce.
Continuan las inscripciones
con mucha actividad, tenien
do hasta ahora la Union
abrumadora mayoria.
De nuestro co-responsal

FL menor de edad Guillermo Ace
vedo, acusado de hurto ha ingresado
en- la escuela correctional de Maya
giiez. Ell juez Mr.. Foot, antes de to-
mar dicha resolution examine mlnu-
ciosamente a una madrina del nlho
en- cuyo poder estaba.
La corte de distrito ha resuelto a
Yer seis apelaciones de las Cortes in
feriores, de este distrito.
Ha regresado de San Juan Ell pres
tigioso abogado Lcdo. Manuel Toro,
abogado de la Guanica Centrale.
Ha sido concelada la fianza que ha
bia prestado el senor Carlos Torres
para permanecer en- libertad provlslo
nal. este senor estaqba compllcado
en- cl crimen del barrio Machuelo de
esta Jurisdiction perpetrado en- el
eorso Franchi. Ell fiscal despues de
nvestigado el caso tomo esta resolu-
ion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11
Asamb|ea de al
ca|des y jueces'

Todos los miembros de la Asocia-
cion de Puerto Rico han sido invita-
dos para asistir a la recepci6n que
Sc dara por dicha asociacion a los
Alcaldes y Jueces de la Isla, ell la no
che del microbes 13 de Julio a las
ocho Y media, No Sc enviara ninvita
clones especiales. Ell gobernador Col
ton ofrece despues una reception
a los alcaldes y jueces q. concurran
4 Ia samh1ea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11
EN- El H|PODRO-
MO AVER.

Mo AVER.
Canario y Trubia hicieron
un buen record" obte-
niendose crecido divi-
dendo.
En- Ponce correra la copa Post,
el "Mulato' que venci0 a
"Cohete''.
"Que me daran'' !, "Danilo'',
"Engano'', "Cambalache'',
"Canario'', ''Trubia" y ''Mu
lato'', ganaron en- las Z
carreras.
Con nutrida concurrencia Sc lie
varon a efecto aver las anunciadas
carreras de caballos. Hubo mucho
entusiasmo entire la gente aficionada
al "sport" hipico, que lleno el 'stand
~ ell resultado fu6 el siguiente.
No corrieron "Casualidad" John
son, y "Viudo" en- la primera carre-
ra; Napoleon y Pobre en- la cuarta
y Lerido en- la 5.
En- la primera carrera, de $50 me-
tros, lego primero "Que me daran",
el segundo Leviatan "Lancero' el
numero 3 6 "Ingenio' 81 cuarto
"Lancero" no figuraba en- los progra
mas. 9 - -. III
En- la segunda carrera, de 1000
metros lego primero "Engano" con
un record" de Ill, segundo Lave
de Orc, y tercero Balear.
Cuarta carrera, de media milla,
lego primero Cal..balache, segundo
Gacho, que no figuraba en- el pro-
grama; y tercero Explorador.
Quinta carrera, de 1000 metros
Canario ell primero; segundo Favori-
sto y tercero Royal. !!
En- la sexta carrera triunfo "Tru-
bla' y llegaron en- segundo y tercer
termino, Espiritu y Confusion.
Septima carrera. Como prueba
para el campeonato e la copa Post,
en- las carreras del 25 y 26, corrieron
Mulato y Cohete. LEGO primero
"Mulato' y sera este el que en- Pom
ce dispute la copa del campeonato.
El "Canario" y el 'Trubia" die
ron una sorpresa venciendo el Cana
rio Royal y Favorito; y pagandose
ell primero a 4.61.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

de la eorte de distrito de Arecibo
Lcdo. T. Quihones.
FL taoufgrafode Ia corte de Qua
wanna ST. Muniz estara dos maxss on
Ponce, rrestando seryicio interina-
mente. Probablemente Sc efectuars
una combination entire los dist;ntos
taquigrafoS de las cortes de la izIa
con motive de Ia vacante de Ia eort e
de Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11

caci6n del conventO de las MoniaS.
ha demostrado Ia necesidad de que
i esa Gale Sc Ia dote de alumhra do
V de aceras. va que 81 afirmado no .
todo 10 que debia ser.
-Algunos proPietarios han cole
cado lozas de las que antes hahia en-
San Juan. pero ESQ no basta, es pre-
ciso que los denas yecinos, avuda-
dos por el Ayuntamiento, hacan Il
resto. L0 miSmn decimos de las de-
mas ealle~: DuFaut. Hipodromo
Condaio. Cerra. K. L.
FL DR.. del NaIlr Atiles no nos d.rs
eSa muestra de su paso por L. alrsl-
dsa?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11
UTbanizacion en- SantuIce

va empez6 el nuevo afio eco-
n6mico y e"nfiamos en- que. en- breve
daran rrincipio las reparaeiones de
GALES de Santurce que tanto 10 ne
ceSitan.
FL m'lcho transito por Ia calle
de San Nate con motive de II ed;fi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11
Fernando PasCua|,
Gale de Cells Aguilera, No. 16
esquina a San Juan.

FAI.Rpo PrERTo Rico. Tiene
conStante eSistcncia de NoveIas de
tolas clases Y de los autores de mas
isma- Precios muy limitados. Ven-
de tambicn IA CoRRE~PoxDEScIa
diarismenic 4 , oenIavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11
Sc vende un piano
en- muy buen estado y
a precio muy reduci-
do. Informaran en
esta irnprenta.

In c>ta imprenta sc vende
raT,l ic periodicos vieios i
g qlIimtll
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-11
El hecho ocurrio en- la
tienda de Juan Rivera
de aquel barrio.
Manuel csorio dice que estando
en- ell establecimiento de
Juan, tuvo unas palabras
con Felix.
Felix Sc fu6 a su casa y regre
SO con una escopeta dispa.
randole E incrustan dole to-
das las municiones en- una
pierna.

En- la seccion "a. de la corte del
distrlto Sc VIC en- la ma mana de hoy,
el juicio por jurado en- la cuasa que
el pueblo de Puerto Rico sigue a Fe
ix Marcano por el delito de atenta-
do a la vida segun la acusaci6n sos
tenida por el fiscal Lcdo. Campillo.
Ell hecho segun consta en- Ell proc ESQ
fue como sigue:
Ell dias de MARIO del ailo en- cur
so en- Sabana Llama termin6 municl
pal de Rio Piedra y del distrito ju-
dicial de San Juan, el acusado aten-
to contra Ia vida de Manuel Osorio.
Comparece 81 primer testigo del
fiscal, Manuel Osorio:-Dice, que 81
d1a 6 de mayo de este afo estaba el
en- el barrio de Sabana Llama, en- la
tienda de Juan Rivera y allf tuvo
unas palabras con Felix Marcano,
que despues de la disputa que fue
por una jugada, Sc marcho Felix pa
ra su casa volviendo luego con una
escopeta y lie hizo un disparo cogien
dole una pierna.
Margaro Calderon dice que ell dia
de autos estaba el jugando dados en-
la tienda de Juan Rivera con I'm her
mano del'acusado y lie gan6 un dine
70 el cual no lie puso pagar y en- a
disputa que entablaron, lntervlno
Manuel Osorio, para que el hermano
del acusado lie diera el dinero. Felix
que tambien estaba ALI y tomo par
te en- la disputa y que Sc fue Felix
para SUI casa, volviendo al POGO ratio
con una escopeta y lie disparo a Ma
nuel cogiendole una pierna.
Doctor Orcasitas. Expllca su in
tervenci6n como medico y hace re-
ferencia de caracter de la herlda re-
cibido por Manuel Osorio.
Juan Escalera declara que el esta-
ba enla tienda de Juan Rivera en- Sa-
bana Llama el dia de autos y VIC que
entire Felix Marcano y Manuel Oso-
rio tuvieron un disgusto con motive
de un dinero que un tai Calderon lie
habfa ganado a un hermano de t,e-
lix que con motive del disgusto. fe-
ix lie peg6 un tiro con una escopeta
a Mariana Osorio no sabe NADIA mas,
Justine Lopez, declara que como
ce al acusado y tambien dice conoce
a Mariana Osorio. Que el dia la cues
ton venia el de la tienda de Juan Ri
vera y en- el camino encontro a Fe-
lix que iba con una escopeta con dl-
reccci6n a la tienda como estaba Ger
ca de ella oyo un tiro y VIC que Fe-
lix habfa disparado y herido a Ma;
nuel Osorio. No sabe NADIA mas.
Andres Pizarro hace mas 9 menos
identica declaration que el anterior.
Terminada la prueba del Sr fiscl
y despues de 5 minutes de rec ESQ fue
reanudada la session.
Ell fiscal dice que el asusado Sc de-
clar6 culyable del delito de acome-
timiento y aggression.
Sc suspende la session hasta el mier
Goes pr6ximo.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
ARMOUR BLAMES FARMER
Says Soil Tillers and Ranchmen Make High Prices-ko Change Until
 New Crop Is Harvested.

New York. July 5.-The farm and the ranch will decide whether there are to be any notifications of food prices in the near future in the opin- ion of J. Ogden Armour, who, with his wife, arrived on the steamer La Jrovence from an automobling tour in France.
 T don't think there will be a ma terial change in prices until the new crop of corn Is harvested and until. l may add, we get new crop of live stock" said Mir Armour, when asked about possible reductions in food commodity prices. The latter mat ter is one which is seldom seen in it's true light, fear, by the general pub lie. At any rate, it has not been given due significance in agitations which have sprung up recently in re gard to the prices of food supplies"
 MT. Armour characterized as "ri- diculous and untrue" published re- ports that large quantities of meat were being held in storage.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
WOMAN DIES AT AGE OF 113
Delaware Woman Attributes Her Long Life to Plenty Outdoor
 Exercises.

Delmar, Del, July 5.-Mrs. Hester Cordery. 113 years old. better known as Aunt Hester" Is dead at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Ulysses G. Nelson. after an illness of about four weeks.
 poisoned five persons at farm house nine miles from here. and was the daughter of Hamilton Neal She was the mother of only one child, Mrs. Enjah Carmine. who died several years ago.
 Mrs. Cordrey was born on farm to plenty of outdoor exercise. and has several times said If girls these days would do more labonous work and think less of society they would live longer"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
Race Troubles.

The victory of Jack Johnson. negro, over James J. Jeffries white, in the pugilistic world, was responsible for race troubles last night in virtually every city in the country, North and South. Relaxation and disappointment on the one hand and iubilance on the other gave rise to serious clashes between the two races. which resulted in number of casualties and the iniuring of scores.
 From New York to Pueblo and south to New Orleans came re- ports of shootings, cuttings, brawls and rough handlings. Two negroes were shot in New Orleans. Two negresses in Fort
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
Notice

Commencing at once the Pres colt and Northwestern Railroad Company will sell Week End Elk cursion tickets on Saturday and Sunday good returning on any regular train up to and includ ing Monday at one fare for the round trip.
 This will afford all who desire to spend the day at Highland looking over the large peach or chards or to go to Norvelle where the fishing is good an opportuni 4y for a days outing.
 Trains leaves Prescott Sun days at 500 a. m., returning ar rives at Prescott at $50 D. m.
 Train leaves Prescott Satur days at 11:55 a. m.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
FEARS STREET CAR STRIKE
Union Aroused Over Governor liar mons Retention of Officials on
 the State Board.

Columbus, O., July 5.-Governor Harmon issued an official statement that he had decided to retain Joseph Bishop on the state board of arbitra- ton as its secretary, with power to deliberate with the other members on settlement of strikes. The street car union here demanded that the gover- nor discharge Bishop.
 The governor left later on his va cation to Michigan
 The decision is said to mean a bit ter fight and a probable strike of the union street car men here.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
TAFT'S REST IS MENACrn
State Affairs Expected to Break p,.., dents Vacation this Week-s,,
 finger Is Due Tuesday.

Beverly, Mass, July 5.-The ahoo lute rest which Secretary Norto, promised President Taft for the fen days beginning July 5. probably will not materialize. MT. Norton on nounced that Secretary of the Inta, for Balinger is due in Beverly Tnas day. The president has lot of lana office business and reclamation tan. gles to talk over with his secretary ot the interior and is pretty sure to con. sume plenty of time finishing It. After MT. Ballinger departs Secretary of tho Navy Meyers is expected to call so that. altogether, it looks as if Mir Taft would be a fairly busy man fo, some time to come.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
Special Agents at Work

Little Rock, Juty ,. 5.-Fourteen special agents of the government in the land department are now working out of Little Rock, in Arkansas, Louisiana and Mis-. souri. The force was cut down to almost half this number the last few months of the Congress slOnal session on account of the lack of appropriation, but as soon as Congress made the appropri atlons, the force was put back to work.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05

Worth clubbed white woman over the head with beer bottles. A negrO'S throat was SlaShed from ear t0 ear in Houston. Tex.
 A white man at St. Joseph, Mo. in attempting t) take white mans part, was roughly handed by an angry cr~ EG 91d received a broken nose. A attempted parade to celebrate the negro'S victory on the part of the negroes of A Atlanta started a riot which the police quelled with difficulty.
 Seven riots in New York broke out simultaneously, while the wholesale arrests of negroes in Plttsburg was ordered. The DO lice of Philadelphia, St. Lotus, Washington Cincinnati and other large cities answered numerous riot calls, which resulted, if not in shootings, numerous club. pings and broken heads.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
REDUCED PATfS

Little Rock and return S3 86. Account Grand Lodge Knights and Daughters of Tabor. On sale July 17, good for returning July 24th.
 Reduced rates account Fourth of July Celebration. Rate of one and one-third fare for round trip. On sale July ?, 3, and 4. Good for returning July Sth.
 Helena and return, $7:95; ac count annual convention of Knights of Pythias (colored); On sale July 24th and 25th; good re turning until July 29th.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
DEATH PENALTY FOR BOY
Younger Companion of Murderer Goes to Prison for Twenty Years
 Jury Refuses Mercy Plea.

Paris, July 5.-The two boys who poisoned five persons at a farm hause at July, have been sentenced. Jac- quiard, who is about IT, was senten- ced to death. and Vinney. who Is not 16. to 20 years imprisonm in a re- formatory
 Both boys expressed regret for their crime, but slept well after the sen- tence. and ate breakfast with a good appetite. The jury refused to sign an appeal for mercy.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
NOtic

The annual session of the Ne. vada County Singing Conventipn will be held at Prescott on Sat urday and Sunday July } and 8, 1910. Every class in the County is urged to send delegates to this meeting. The committee had not suggested book to be used, but come on and bring all your books.
 J. A. Bailey,
 President.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
THE PRIZE FIGHT
 VERY TAME AFFAIR

RenO, July 1.-IOnn Arthur Johnson a negro from Texas, the son of a former American slave, tonight is the undisputed cham piOn of the world.
 James J. Jeffries of California, winner of p championship fights, the man who never before was brought to his knees by a blow, tonight passed into a brok en idol. He met utter defeat at the hadnS of the black champion.
 While Jetfries was not actua y counted out, he was saved from this humiliation by his friend ds pleading with Johnson not to hit the beaten man again and the towel was brought into the ring from his corner. At the end of the final round Referee Tex Rick ard raised the black arm and the great crowd filed out glum and silent.
 Jetfrles was dragged to his corner, bleeding from nose and mouth and a dozen cuts on the face. He had a black closed eye and swollen features and he held his heed in his hands and was dazed and incoherent.
 Johnson walked out of the ring without mark on his body, eX cept a slight cut on bis lip, which was the opening of a wound received in training.
 Ring experts agree that it was not even championship fight.
 Jeffries had chance in the second round, perhaps, but after the sixth it was plain that he was outclassed in every point, and after the eleventh round it was hopeless.
 It was the greatest demonstra- tion the ring has ever seen of the failure of a fighter to come back" after years of retirement.
 The youth and science of the black man made JeffrieS look like a green man. The great Jeff ries was like log. The reviled Johnson was like black panth CT in his alertness and defensive tactics.
 Jeffries fought by instinct, it seemed, showing his gameness and his great fighting heart in every round, but he was only the shell of his old self. The old power to take a terrible beati ng dlu DOlc III was gone.
 After the third round Johnson treated his opponent almost as a joke. He smiled and blocked playfully, warding off the bear like rushes of Jeffries with marvellous science, now ducking a blow under his arm, again plncking it out of the air as a man stops a baseball.
 The fight was on the square Of that there was no donbt after the first round.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
CUMMlNS' FOLLOWERS SEND SOL ID DELEoATIoN FROM 5s OUT
 OF ee COUNTIES.
REGULARS GET THIRTY-SIx
Taft Warned to Remove progressiVes' Foes from Cabinet-Roossvelt and PInchot lndorecd-?ace Set
 for Sc2tc Convention.

Des Moines, la. July 5.-Pleading for united party and urging the elimination of rancor and strife, many county conventions in Iowa adopted resolutions calling upon President Taft to remove from his cabinet those who attempted to read out of the par ty the insurgents who are opposed to the administration.
 The resolutions which were adopted by a large number of progressive coun- ties rang with hearty indorsement of Senators Deliver and Cummlns, and the Iowa congle essmen who fought the tariff bill.
 In these same resolutions, President Taft was indorsed only in so far as he had made effort to carry out the progressive principles.
 Concerning the removal of the cab inet members, the resolutions say:
 We urge the president to remove from the cabinet those members ~ho have attempted to read out of the par ty other Republicans whose only crime has been to insist that congress redeem the pledges made at the last national convention"
 Roosevelt Is lndorsed.
 The principles of conservation as laid down by Theodore Roosevelt and as at present expressed by Clifford Pinchot were indorsed
 According to returns received in Des Moines from the go counties in Iowa which held conventions to se- lect delegates to the state convention the progressives will control that gathering by a majority of 155, The prosressives returned solid delegations from 5S counties, the standpatters from 36. while five divided their dele gations.
 The tenor of the resolutions referred to indicate that the same program will be followed at the Iowa state conven- tion, August 3.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
American leauue.
Enbezzl~ Sentenced to Min. Years

Cincinnati O., July 5.-John C. Wurst, former treasurer of the Debolt Bullding and Loan association, who was found guilty two weeks ago of em. bezzling $2O.00O from that institution, was sentenced to serve nine years in the Ohio penitentiary.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05

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The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
Slayer of Mother Is Sentenced

Newark. N. J.. July b.-For killing his mother because shs did not have a clean shirt and collar ready for him, Dominick Popolo. an Italian youth. has been sentenced to twenty years at hard labor in the state prison. The crime was committed last March.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-24
THIRTIETH ANNUAL
FAIR SLOGAN
The Territorial Fair Com
mittee Wants an Appro-
pirate Fair Slogan, A Sig
zling One, A Live One.
SEASON @ X IN 1T

Do you know n good slogan for the
THIRTIETH ANNUAL NEW MEX.
ICO FART II you can think of one,
a live one, a sizzling one, a short and
expressive phrase which will be catchy
and picturesque and appreciative, jot
it down and mail it to Secretary Me-
Manus at Albuquerque.
II your idea is the snappiest and best
Of all those received by the fair asso-
citation will send you a free season tick
ct to the Thirtieth Fair. More than
that, your name will be published
through tho territory as the winner of
this unique contest.
Set your wits to work and do il now.
All suggestions must be in by June LIST.
A committee of competent judges will
ava all the ideas, and the best man
or woman, or boy or girl-wins.
A season ticket to the Territorial
Fair 10 never to be sneezed at. This
year IL will be double in value; for the
Thirtieth Annual Fair is to be on an
entirely new and grander scale than
ever before.
Don't forget, your idea must be in
the hands of the committee by June
LIST. Address all communications to
John b. McManus, Secretary, Albuquer.
que, New Mexico.
At the most enthusiastic meeting ev.
er held by the New Mexico Territorial
Fair Association in this city, it has
been decided to begin at once active
preparations for the Thirtieth Annual
Fair. J. II. o'Rielly has been elected
President of the Fair, with Mike Man
dell Vice-President, Roy Mcdonald,
Treasurer, and John Il. McManus Secre.
tary. All are veteran fair men, and
backed by the greatest enthusiasm ever
shown by Albuquerque business men,
and with greater subscriptions promis.
ed than ever before, they nave started
together with the committee members
and the people, generally, a campaign
to establish the annual carnival and re.
sources exposition on a new and greater
scale this year. The start is being made
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-24
OKLAHOMA VII
LACE WIPED OUT
BY TWISTER
Several Persons Reported
Dead In Path of Tornado;
Details of Disaster Mea-
ger.

Paul's Valley, okla, May 2O.-Mays
vile, a small town, fifteen miles north.
west Of here, was wiped off the map
by a tornado early this evening and
several persons were killed, according
to meager reports received here.
The town of Mccarthy, near Mays
Vile, was nearly all swept away, and
three persons were killed. All wires
are down and details cannot be learn.
ed. Relief parties probably will be
sent out tonight.
One of the hardest hail storms in
the history of this section swept over
u stretch of country near here this
evening, in places practically oblit.
Grating all signs of vegetation.