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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Triple Drowning ia River Near Naval
Academy tuesday.
INMATES MISSING
Efforts BEING Made to E:ecove:: Boz
ie-> Of Young Woman and Two
Mid>hipmen,-l-a>, Seen in E'rai'
Craft, which il Later Discover
Drifting on Water.

More than score OF middies ars
searching the waters OF the Severn
River. near Annapolis. Nd. for the
bodies Of Mrs. Nellie K. Bower. 1id-
ow o! Joseph Bowyer. and daughter
in-law Of Superintendent John 81.
Bowyer. Of the Naval Academy. anu
Midshipmen Grisbie Thomas. OF In
ion Point. Ca. and Sherman u. No
son. Of Newport. K. I. The three left
the Naval Academy about II O'Clock
Tuesday morning. in sail boat, and
this boa, was found drifting tha.
afternoon. In it were portions OF
the clothing that had been worn by
the members OF the party
Il is believed tha, the nidsh'p-
men took Mrs Bowyer to the bath
ing shore used by the Naval Acad-
emy people. and attempted to teach
her to swim and. that she. getting
beyond her depth. all three were
drowned All efforts to recover the
bodice had been lruitIess up to a
late hour.
Mrs. Bowyer and her midshipmen
missed the regular launch that
goes to the bathing beach across the
river from the Naval Academy. ana
took 4 half-ra,er sail boa, instead.
There they donned bathing suits and
again taking 70 :heiT boat. vent
10 a beach nearer the mouth OF the
river. bu, within sight Of the Naval
Academy.
While this beach is good. It has
,eeacherous spots. where the depth
Of water increases suddenly. There
were no witnesses to what occur
red. but the discovery OF the boat
in which they had been and the fact
that no trace Of any OF the party has
been found leads TO the conviction
that al! taree were drowned.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
BULLETS HIT NINE.
One Principal Dead, Other Dying and
Bystanders Wounded.

One man is dead. one is dying
and seven o:ter persons are in hos
pitals with more or less serious
wounds as the resul: o: duel fought
on one OF the most crowde! ihonr-
oughfares Of Cleveland. o. The
trouble started in quarrel between
Frank viena and Antoine Mercurio
over tho alleged ill-treatmeni OF his
wife BY Mcrcurio. The two men
were standing in front OF so!c"n
when they drew rerolvers and beSa;:
firing q, each other. \ number OF
persons rushed forward TO seperaie
them. but before the shooting couto
be stopped viena was dead. Mercurlo
fatally wounded. and seven stray
bullets had found bi!lets in as many
OF the bystanderS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Auto Ditched.

Rev. 4. +. Lasniy and Ralph Bied-
Ter hardware man from Fos,ot;a.
o.. were instantly killed Er!day. aud
NJ \. Stoneourier and J3p.eS Nc
Corne.l were probably fatally Ia
iuret when their automobile jump
ed into ditch near SaadusSy. Ih"
steering gear got our Of order and
the chauffeur lost control
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
DESPERATE CAPTURED.
shot Three Members OF Posse Which
Sought to Arrest Him.

Olan AGair. who while baT7icad-
ed in the store Of John ". Davis
near Fa.co. Ala. THURSDAY night
shot three members ot posse after
him. was captured later without an!
trouble and is held at Faico.
J. II. Givan. who was fired upoh
from ambush Thursday night. fo'
which alleged otfense .tdair was
sought. is not seriously injured. noi
is either Alex GivaE. brother OF n.
other Givan: 8. +. FINLEY and Geo
CosgSwel!. the others wounded ny
Adair in his atembt TO avoid arres,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
ELEPHANTS on RAMPAGE
Charge Dwelling But Arc Stopped by
Stout Maple Tree.

Angered by the efforts OF train
ers 70 scbeTate then: from two s'naii
elephants. two big elephants belong
ing % a circus Friday engaged IN
a Wild charge down the main street
OF Greely. Colo.
The elephants. which were chain
ed together crashed through fence
into the front ward OF resident.
tearing up lawn and shruooery. They
were making straight for the house.
which would in all probability have
been wrecked in the collision. when
they we're oroush: 10 stop By a
stcu; maple tree on either side o.
which they attempted 10 pass.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Rejected Him: He Killed Hc:.

Because Jennie MinkoG. not quite
is. rejected his attentions. Morris
Williamson. young Srocers clerk
lav in wai, in the hall at her home
in New York and suo; her through
the heart. She fell dead At his feet
Eathanson then walked TO poiice
station and remarked that he hao
killed his girl
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Yosnc Man in Trouble.

4 dispatch from Laurens 20 'ee
News and Courier says James \.
Wallace. clerk in the postof!ie. Was
,ke THURSDAY afternoon 10 Green
lille by Deputy Sheriff Major. 70 be
iven a hearing before United States
Commissioner Magill on charge OF
amperiaS with letter mail. with no
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Biz Steamer .lblazc.

The Merchant and Miners steam
ship. which left Philadelphi Thurs
dav afternoon for Boston. returned
there Friday. with 4 serious hre !:
der forehold. Thc eighty passengers
we're safely landed They i1aceo
and amused themselves l!ghthearted-
IS on the return trip. unaware OF
The dangerous FIRE hc.ow them and
believing that dis: -nEed machln-
cry had caused the steamer 10 put
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
HIGHHAYMEN CONVICTED.
Four Negroes to Pay Death Penalty
for Crime

The fou. negroes Charles Walker.
Jim Black, Charles Julian and Ec
Weaver. charged with the murder OF
Motorman Brown. in the Druid Hills
street car hold-up at Atlanta several
weeks ago. were convicted OF frs,
degree murder ard 1-aS sentenced
TO hang. Although Walker and
Weaver had mace written confess
sions Of their guilt and implicated
the two other negroes. they sworc
on the stand in the trial court 'ha,
the confession was untrue. There is
no doub; OF the guilt Of all the nleE
that have been convicted.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
MANY LIVES ARE LOST
SIX BODIES RECOVERED AND
MORE ARE EXPECTED.
Twenty-Six Houses Along the LICK
in. River Are Swept Away and
Grea. Damage Was Done.

disoa:ch from Salyersvilie. Ny.
saws six bodies were taken t;om tie
swollen waters o! the Licking river
and fearing that great damage has
been done and that more lives have
been sos, as resui; Of cloudou'st
nea. the hea6wa,eTs Of tie stream.
rescuins parties have left there for
The mountain regions 10 the east
The dead are:
Mrs. John Sheppard.
William Conley-
Unidentified dead.
A white man. aged about 80.
A white boy.
Telephone connection with The
scene OF the cloud burst has been
Gu, OF. Il, is known that ,wenty-s:x
houses we're washed away.
Eas,e.o Kentucky has been ce!uS-
ed With heavy rainfails for practical
II week and the storm. which IS
understood 20 have been a ciouc-
burst. has pu, the waters OF the Al
ready swollen Licking entirely out
OF its banks. The ~reckage was OBJ
served floating past Salyersr!ile a.
day!igh, and the work Of ropins
houses and rescusng live stock was
begun. This resulted n a short
time 10 the finding OF four bodies.
There are no cities or towns OF
any size above Salyersrille on the
Licking. but there are several noun
tain villages and the country is fair
ly we'll populated. The region is
1isscult of access and although there
are no railroads. wire communica-
lion is carried on when conditions
are normal.
Six bodies have been recovered.
They include Mr. and Mrs. Gayhearr
and child. John Conley and John
farmers. are among
hose reported missing.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
U>cd Boy A. Shield.

Officers are searching for John
Clark. aced IS. and Mack MCGOWAN.
who foLsht duel near Haziehurst.
Ga. MCGOWAN vas armed with
kni;t, and Clark with q pistol. As
Clark fired his pistol. i is charged.
MCGOWAN s.asped Dudley Brown. a
l3-vea.-old boy. Tho was specta-
tor. and held min, between h!mS"!:
and Clark Browo Has shot n he
breast and is reported dying
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
CAPITALIST 4 SUICIDE.
appearance Of Mysterious Wife the
Cause Of Tragedy.

AS sequel 10 the appearance OF
woman In Un!ontowu. Pa. res
is,ered a; hoie. as Mrs. Mad Ros-
.nberg. the man whose name she
thus used. committed suicide by mr.
ing 4 brlle, through his head. 1t
was no; known 70 his friends that
the man had married second time.
3u: the woman declares she became
his wife in pi,,sburg. Rosenberg
was worth abou, 100000 and for
many years had been a principa!
stockholder in the Arch Distillery
company. Early in the morning OF
his death he appeared on the streets
and discussed business matters with
his friends. lie was so years OF age
and had l,e.a living a retired '.ie for
a number Of years.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Elevator Operator Killed.

While operating freight elevator
in the candy factory OF Frank oiocH.
atlanta. Ca q f. Skinner. aged
~. was cauch; between the car and
third door and crushed 70 death Fri
day The Young mans neck and one
O! his arms were broken and me Ell
:ire BODY badly mancled.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Prominent Men Arrested.

Resulting from the amhuscade and
serious uorndirS OF J H. Gi'"''s.
wealthy banker and mill man and
others ot Laurel Hill. Fla. t"e prom
inen, citizcNs OF Falco. Ma. the
scene OF the trouble. were aTre=i->'.
,ate Friday and will be tried for at
tempting 20 aSsassinate Givens anc
MS coupan:oas. uoce o. whom ai.l
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Fierce Rattle Expected.

:, clash between whites and hiacSs
in Simpson county is !mn'i1 az
c5rdins to reports reaching Braa'"r.
Miss. FRIDAY Pose. OF arn"d
whites are said 20 De scouT!cS t'e
section in search G. several nes
x bile The negroes are said 70 DC
a-nic- Officers have oes1 ser: 20
tee scene.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Struck by Lightning.

During severe rain and thunc"!
Storm a, johnson Thursday afternoon
,vo large barns OF Il. Spain Ioaey
were struck by lightning and burn
cd TIE barns being filled with pro-
Guce. which ~aS all DESTROYED. \
mule and horse belonging 20 Ny.
Tonev we-e also killed
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Lives With Stitched Liver.

Daniel MCGOWAN left the Johnston
Willis hospital at Richmond. Va.
las; week with three pieces Of his
liver sewed together. The organ
was broken into dis;iuc; parts re-
Gently when he Was run over by q
wagon and il was declared he could
not recover
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Found in shark.

.,,ier lonS struggle several men
~aI t,rcd a man eating shark "h-iee'
lnr-. weighing anou; Is tons. III thc
s:r,its OF San Juan Del F'uca. be-
tween po-; Crescent and Port Angel
.s. near Seattle. Wash 10 the shark
;hev found pieces Q: bones and q
piece o. kodac 2late.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
LAWYER Killed in Elevator.

John William iialiahan. Jr.. one
Il the most prominent member: o.!
N. Philadelphia bar waS killed la'e
THURSDAY night as h. stepped from
= hotel elevator 3, Cape May. Pa.
n. Was cauSh' between the car and
:he ioor. his neck being broken.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Young Lady Drowned.

Miss Aimee Creary. :he ia-yeas-
IA daughter OF II. l. Crea!y. was
rowned while bathing IN sur: with
party 0. girl friends al Mllon. Fla.
:ednesday afternoon. Efforts OF
Q. companions 10 rescue her we're
!. no avail
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Persistent Suit Causes Fatslity.

ANNOYED b. his persistent demand
that she become mis- wife Miss. Rosy
Perrino. aged Is. OF Chicago. HI.
sho; and perhaps fatally wounded
Aosou:o Ross!. He is 10 the aos7i-
,al and IS s1rccted 20 de.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Coffin Waited Fifteen Years.

The las; wish Of Hilary Roberts.
a manufacturer OF Savannah. Ga.
vas :ulf!!ed last week when he Tas
buried IN 3 coffin made oy himself
y wears ago He vas :. years o.
age
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
FOUND DEAD By TRACK.
supposed that Young Man Was Kill
ed hy Train

Robert Wonord. aged 25. son OF
Nr. Frank Wotford. Of Sw!tzer. Spar
tarburc county. vas found dead Fri
dav morning beside the c. and ". C..
Railroad track. three miles east OF
Woodruff. II IS supposed that he
was killed Thursday r.Ent b. tram.
There was wound on the let side
Of the head. The body ~aS diScov-
cred hv the engineer o: freight
train. which passed the place az
clock. An inquest vas held b. The
coroner
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Smallpox Epidemic.

Ncleon county. Virginia. has
smallpox epidemic Fully $50 cases
are row il quarantine n TERRITORY
dv- miles long and tree miles wide
No .,eaihs have occurred.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06

Many persons Of the countryside
nus; have seen the descent and re-
sultart disaster. Reports OF death
we're widely spread. a company o.!
infantry vas sen, from Osna bruck.
and p!ckcted the wreckaSe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16
DISTRITO DE SAN JUAN

Aver las 1913 a. m. en Puerto de Tie
IRA parada Y media, ell carr0 eiectrico
No. 9 arroll6 Il la arabe Carmen Jose,
produciendole una confusion en- la ca
beza y otra en- una mano, de las que fuG
curada en- In Sala de sOcorrO.
Aver, a las siete y treinta de la noche,
en- Puerta de TERRA, parada ocho, TN
coche que guiaba Castro Estua choc6
icon una caleza que guiaba SUI dueno, Pc
|dro Flores. FL cOche Sali0 con aIeunos
desperfectOs Y la caleza result0 compile
tamente destrozada. Flores recibi6 al
gunas contusiones de las que fu6 asistido
en- la sala de socorrO.
Aver por la madrugada, fue arreS-
tado en- Pucrta de TERRA, por la policia
Manuel Barrios, No. 1913, ell individuo
Rafael Camunas, un hombre negro como
de % AMOS por el delito contra natura.
realizado en- una vaca. Ell fiscal orden3
su arresto, Senalandole una fianza de
$4,000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16
Npt3S de ID BibIivteca ln.u'sr

Don Jose Onate ha regalado a la Bl-
bioteca Insular los libr0s slgulentes:
Cinco voliimenes de Ia Historic del
Novimiento en- Europa, por CASTELAR,.
FIoralia, por Crist6bal Real.
In His Steps, por Chas. NJ Sheldon.
The History of A Yankee Boy, por I'll.
Elliott.
The Third Richard Whalen, por
Knapp.
Dita, por Lady M. Majendie.
Vanity Fair, pOr William M. Thacke-
ray.
Guendale an old story, por F. J.
Stimson.
Pater Ibbetson, por George du Mu-
rien.
The Aztec Treasure House, por A.
Janvier.
The Free Of Heaven, por Robert w.
Chambers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16
Aquf yace Casanate
debajo de aquesta losa,
que en- su vida dijo cosa
que no fuese un disparate.

ASi debimOs referir el incidente en- La
breve resena que ha puestO fuera de 81
al rllstico companerO.
Porque le tratamoS con cierta cOnSide-
raci0n, ahora nos suelta un par de co
ces. Esta bien.
Para 10 sucesivo, va sabemos ell arma
que hay que emplear contra el.
iConoce ell senor lglesias una regoci-
iada historical que publica la revista
madrilefla, Los SucesOs, titulada EL mo-
no y sW mutas
Pues aplfquese ell cuento, y no lie ex-
trane que, en- 10 successive, 81 hemos de
hablar de la tonina del socialismo, 10
hagamos en-. aleluyas-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16

ii maho ' su mu|a"

Ell peqleno burgues esta ocioso. Y co
mo esta ociOsO, quiere entretenerse en-
p0I(macG glOriOsisimG con nosotros.
Antes debe escamondar 81 lenguaje ell
escritor mOntaraz y ponerse un POGO q
tono, 81 hemOs de seguir entendiendonos,
porque al terreno de las malas palabras
a que nos quiere llevar la tonina del So
|cialismo, no podemos seguirle en- ell BO-
LETIN.
Cada peri6dico tiene su pdblico y por
reSpeto al nuestro, hacemOs gracia al
|trapalista escritor de las frases con que
|debieramos responder al guirigay que
nos dedica en- Union Obrera.
Y todo porque hemos descrito, muy
|diScretamente, ell ntene0 de que fue Obie-
to hace pocas noches en- ei teatro de San
juan
Iglesias, va aigo repuesto del susie,
quierc contarnos q SUI gusto 10 que pas6
en- el teatro.
PerO 10 ciertO es que no estuv0 la
altura del var0n fuerte y justo de que
nos habla Horacio: .Si fracius dIo6atur;
orbiS impaUidunt feriett ,uina...
Cuando el pubIico, puso coto 4 slI osa-
dia con aquellas voces imponenteS de:
i fucra !! =. fuera -. ique 10 linchen!, !,
Eel pequeno burgues Sc qued0 embobado,
|atortoIado, pasmado, espantado, azora-
do, despavorido. ..
En- aquel momento lie compadecimos,
lr tuvimos lastima, una lastima piadosa.
FL intonsO orador sin acabar La Erase
comenzada Sc desplom0 en- la butaca, es-
perando su Ultima hora.
La tempestad dc gritoS y denuestos
larrcciaba sobre su cabeza-
Con ojos de espanto MIRO la Cape
| tilIo que Sc le acerc0 brindandole am
paro, y entonces pensamos en- que 81 Ell
embravecido piiblico acababa pOr lin
char d Iglesias, para la tumba del super
maIandrin lie vendria de perilla Ell 81
guiente epitafio que hemos leido no sabe-
mos donde y que parece hecho de en-
cargo:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16
D c { ar ina

La senora dona Maria Bos Bolorino
de Torres, ha muert0.
Esta distingllida V virtuosa DANA, hi
ia del conocido don Juan Ros Chumi-
Has y amaDtc esposa de don Francis
co A. Torres, hespues de alg0n tempo
de penosa dolcncia de haber cumphdo
con los deberes de tod0 fel cristiano,
sucumbe bajo el peso de la muerte pre-
cisamente cuando sll vida era mas ne
cesaria, dciando un hogar, antics ale
gre, sumido on la mayor de las aHic-
clones
Pierde la sociedad de Carolina, con
la separation eterna de Maria, una ex-
celente compaGera y las cOngregacio-
nes religiosas, una verdadera asceta
Su esposo c hijos, han perdido pa
ra siemprc una cOmpaTera y una madre
mOdelo, es verdad, pero siendo esta la
cOndici0n humana, como buenoS cat0li-
COS, sabran antcp0ner may prOnto al
acerbo dOlOr que p0r ella Sienten, los
designios de la Divina ProVidencia, que
a no dudarlo, les dara la resignation Y
la calma tan necesaria en- est0s frances
de la vida, para sopOrtar tan rudos gol-
pes irremediables
En- ell tren funebre traido de una de
las agencias de San Juan. materialmen-
te cubiertO de vali0sas coronas de bis
cult y de flores natIlraIe de Sus fami-
liares y amigos, tuvo Iugar hoy bajo
una tardc apacible y hcrnOsa eI en-
tierro.
FL cortejo, fu6 una vardadera & I'M
ponentc manifestation de duelo de to-
das las classes sociales de est4 cuIta po-
blaci0n, que sabe dar honor quien ho-
nor merccc, rindiend0 asi p0stumo ho-
menaJc Il las eXcepclonale4 condicio-
nes de la finada y como consideration
tambiGn, Il la que es mUy 9ore-dora la
familia supervivIente.
Ofici6 cl Padre Mariana, encargado
de esta Parroquia, durante la ausencia
del que la sirve en propiedad.
El duelo, fuG despedido IN sentidas
y comOvedoras frases p0r don Ignacio
Oliveros, reputable comereiantc de rsta
plaza.
Los despojos de Maria, fueron deposi-
tados en- el nicho No. y segunda fila
de nuestra metropolis.
Reciban su padre ausente en- Valen-
ella, Espana, su esposo hiios y demas
familiares de la que va no eXiste la
expression sincera de nucstra condolen-
cia por tan luctuoso suceso.
C0veSp0nsaj.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16
En- Santa Catalina
La reunion de na6ana

Manana, jueves II, Sc celebrara
en- la FOrtaleza la reunion de los jue-
ces abogadOs de la isla, cOnyocada
hace tiempO por cl attorney general. La
reunion Sc abrira las dIez de la ma
mana, y por la tarde, a las cinco, el
Gobernador Obsequiara con una recep-
ci0n y refrescos los Jueces, abogados
Y demaS cOmcurrentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16
DISTRlTO DE PATILLAS

En- ell harrio Bajo', fu6 sorprendida
una iugada ii 10 prohibido en- ell cafetin
de Jose Rosa, siendO arrestados cuatro
individuos denunciado ell dueno del
cafetin por infracci0n al Art. 300 deI
C0digo Penal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16
DlSTRITO DE PONCE

Ell individuo Justine Vega, ha sido
denunciado por tentativa de cOmeter VIC
laci6n en- una nina de II amos, habien-
dole el fiscal exigido $1.0OO00 de fan
Ia para su libertad provisional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16
NOTIClAS
Ii III
Nuestro amigo don Angel Sanz Y SUI
hlJo han llegado a esta capital.

El dla q del corriente embarcara pa-
!ra Espana el notable actor Ricardo
|Guell, que tiene una brillante contrata
en- Madrid. Con Ell senor Guell regre-
san Espaisa casa todos los artistas ds
Su cOmpania.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16

FL colegio de abogados De esta clu-
dad Sc reuni6 el lunas p0r la lnanana y
tarde para acordar las ennliendas que
han de ser llevadas ! Ia asambIea del
IL cue ha de tener efecto en- San Juan.
Representara1 / los abogadQs de
Ponce, los seiOre3 Tou5 Soto, Sepulve-
da y Jordan Dayila
Corresp0nsai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16
la Asanbea de AbOgsdoS

Por ell "Colegio de abogados' ha sido
nonbrada va la comisi6n que ha de aSis-
tir la asamblea de jueces y abogados,
convocada por ell Attorney General.
Sc componen de los Sres HERNANDEZ
Lopez, Munoz Morales, j. Guzman Be
nitez, Lopez Landr6n M. Rosy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16

En- la parada II fue destrozado, ana--
che, por I'M trolley, Jno de los cabaHos
de Ia pareja del doctor Matanzo. Pa
rece ser qale, eI animal rompi6 la soga
que lie ataba y Sc sah6 d la via sin qus
nadie 10 advirtiera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16

Los abogaGios de la Cor1e Federal,
en- la ultima session ceIebrada, han eEa-
gldo III nueva directiva que ha de dir
CIR el bar" duante ei ano pr6xinno.
Para presidente ha sido eIecto eI emil
nente letrado don Francisco H. Dexter7
vlce-presidcnte, don Federico Degetau.
Secretario, Frank Antonsanti; Tesore-
TO, Roberto H. Todd
Miemhros del Comitt Ejecutivo n. f.
r. Pcttingiil Y Harry +. Leake.
Miembros del Conite de Q1leias T.
d Mott, .lr, benjamin F. Horton, E.
NJ. Boerntan, FL. II. ScoviHe f. s.
Payne
Tambien fuG nombrada una comisiGrEs
que represente al coIeglo de abogadosi
an3erlcanOS en- las conferencias que hdn
de teher efecto manana-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16

Ell PARTE OFFICIAL
DISTRITO DE AGUAS BUENAS

El individuo Pedro Tirado, acusado
de tentativa para cometer violaci6n en-
una nina de II amos de edad, di6se &
la fuga pOr 10 cual sc hacen activas di-
hgeDclaS para arreStarlO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16

La poiicia ha prestado durante ell dia.
de aver, las sisuionteS denuncias por
infraccl0n de las ordenanzas municipa-
les, una; por hurto meuor, una; por
portar armaS prohibidas- Una; por aEfe-
rar la paz, dos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16

Mailana jueves Sc reunen los mien1-
bros de la fraternidad Escolar, para
festeJar al senor don GuiIlermo Fer.
nandez Mascara, director del Institute
de Santiago de Cuba, y recien llegado
d Ia isIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16

Para nalana Sc sn,1ncia por Ia COM
pania Reyes, que actua, en- eI :: Munich
pal e! melodrama de Guimera, ''Tie<
rra Bala''.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-16
DlSTRITO DE RIO PIEDRAS
DlSTRITO DE LOIZA

Fin el barrio ''Can0vanas fu6 sor-
prendida una jugada de gallos, Ell la
cuel fueron arrestados once individuos-