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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
Amateur Notes

The Echo park playground baseball
team has just been presented with
beautiful silver cup by Goldsmiths for
winning the championship of the Inter-
City Saturday .seball league The
cup stands sixteen inches in height and
is on display in the windows of a To-
cal sporting goods store. The banner
which was won for second place by the
Weiland team is also on display.
The Tufts-Lyon baseball team will
Journey to Redondo Sunday to play the
deciding game with the Sand Crabs.
This is the final game on their series,
each having one to their credit. Don
Smith, the crack twirler of the local
team, will be back on the mound after
a two weeks vacation and will proba-
bly, be opposed by Roy Hit of the YER
non team. The sporting goods team
has been hitting the ball at terrific
clip and should give the Lacquer a
warm reception when they clash.
There will be a special meeting of the
new Southern State league next Mon
day evening at 212 Currier building at
8 o'clock. All managers are requested
to be there at the appointed hour.
The Dyas- CIines team will play the
Whittier team at Los Nietos in a +hree
game series beginning next Sunday.
Manager Frank Abbot says that the
bacon Cor Bacom) is sure his on the
opening game. The managers have
posted their money with Jim McCor-
mick. Both these teams claim the
championship of Southern California
and the clash should prove a warm
battle.
The Tufts-Lyon and Dyas-Clines
have arranged a series Of bowling
games. There will be three games
played with teams of five men. They
will play their first game Friday even
ing at the Grand alleys at S:15 o'clock.
The winner will challenge the Hoegee
team.
The Long Beach team will play the
opening game on the Raymond base
ball grounds with the Pasadena team
next Sunday. The Pasadena team will
be under the management of Bill
Fisher of the ernon club and they
will shine out in their new steel gray
uniforms trimmed in red and white.
The Pasadena team will have many
new faces on its lineup as Manager
Fisher has a big surprise up his sleeve
for the public. Manager Cornet Of the
Long Beach team has added George
Stovall to the lineup and also his
brother Jess. The game should be a
hummer from the word go.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
JAMESTOWN FINISHES

NORFOLK, Va. Nov. 16.-Close finishes
marked the sport at jamestown today. and
in tho third. a race for 2-year-olds at
mile. The Niger and Sandhill. the latter
the property of August Belmont had a
hard drive for nearly half mile. The
Niger winning by nose in l;4l. sum
mary:
First race. five and a half furlongs-
Thrifty won; Bengado second; Cardiff third.
Time, 1907 4-5
second race. five and half furlongs-
Seneca II won; o. EN- second; Henry Criss-
caddin third. Time, 1907 3-5.
Third race. mile-The Niger won; Sand
biIl second: Amalfl third Time. 1:41.
Fourth race. six and half turlongs-
Hoffman won; Racquet second; Babbler
third. Time. 30 2-5.
Fifth race, miIe-Henry Munro won; Dixie
Knight second; The Monk third Time,
1:42.
sixth race, mile and seventy yards-Duke
Of Brldgwater won; El ORC second; Granna
third. Time, 1:46 1-b.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
LATONlA RESULTS

LATONIA, NOV. 16.-Fauntleroy won the
feature race today, mile and seventy yards
handicap from good field. Green Seal
set the pace to the stretch. where Fauntle-
roy caught him and won easily by four
lengths DR.. Holzberg, after trailing most
of the way showed burst of speed In the
stretch and finished second. a length in
front Of Green Seal. Summary:
First race. five and a half furlongs-
Husky Lad won; The Whip second; Aviator
third. Time. 1:06 As.
Second race. five and half furlongs-
Naughty Lad won; Grover Hughes second;
Lily Paxton third Time. 1907 2-5.
Third race. six furlonGs-MclVor won
Edda second; Jim I. third. Time, 1:13 4-5.
Fourth race, handicap, mile and seventy
yards-Fauntleroy won; DR.. Holzberg sec
ond; Green Seal third. Time. l;44
Fifth race six furlongs-Alice won; Prin-
cess Thorpe second; Sylvestris third. Time,
1:14 3-5.
sixth race. six furlongs-ParkVieW won
Crossover second; Woodlane third. Time
.I3 l-b.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17

along and pulled much rough stuff To be Abe
Atte credited with decision but time Able can't shade
point his opponent in the heavyweight class
snewy muscular youth of about twenty-five sum
His quick action close quarters you take his
legs Chicago enough stock back chorus girl
and his arms are shy stuff called muscle But his shoulders
good enough for fairly healthy lightweight and look
like they held enough hand out the knockout drops
when the patient is well in hand.
As the big day turkeys and draws the fight fans
experiencing delicious thrill of anticipation at the prospect in
hand Even after the gloves have musty with will not
need long search the fan brain to call back to mind what
what and who is who the shadow of the squared circle
One thing the promoters be assured Of and that is taste
of the old apbang affairs will be better than cranberry to the
ring dopeste and the pantry lock of sufficient
strength Withstand the poundngs of the persistent fans who want
more
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
OLD GRIDIRON HEROES
TOO MUCH FOR INDIANS
Harvard Law School Team of
Former Stars Too AggreS-
Sive for Carlisle

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 16.-The
Carlisle Indians swooped down on
Soldiers field today to meet picked
eleven of the Harvard law school,
made up of players who had won thelr
spurs in the previous years at Harvard,
Yale, Princeton, Michigan, Nebraska
and Hily Cross.
The picked team. under the leader
ship of Hamilton Fish, of the eleven
of 1909 of Harvard, assisted by Phil
bin, one of the Yale stars last year, de-
feated the Indians 3 to O.
The law school team was too aggres-
sive for the Indians in the first period
and seven minutes after the start, after
pushing the ball to the Carlisle 15-yard
line. Philbin dropped an easy goal from
the field.
In the second period the law school
was twice inside Carlisle's 25-yard line
and once on the S-yard line, but could
not score.
The lineuD:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
EMERYVlLLE ENTRIES

OAKLAND, Nov. 16.-Emeryville entries for
Thursday:
First race, F'uturity course, selling-Milpitas,
Tony Faust, Captain John, 112; Combury, Ira
motor, Poppy, Twilight Queen, 100; Geneva,
1O5; Louise B, Tee May, SO.
Second race eleven-sixteenths Of a mile, SELL
110; Lescar, Doncaster, 10S;
Ossabar, Deadwood, Beatrice Soule, 107; Robert
Hurst, lO5; Cisko, 1903; F'lara Hampton, Media,
1O1
Third race, mile and seventy yards, selling
Colonel Jack, 112i Molesey, Cabin, Adriuche'
Hooray, Howard Pearson, Belle View 109.
Fourth race, eleven-sixteenths Of mile, han
dicap-Daddy Clip, 106; Coppertown, 105; Jack
Halne, 1O4; Thistle Belle, 102; Balronia, 100.
Fifth race mile selling-Sir Edward, 112;
Cataline, Wap, Charles Green, Judge Short
all Wineberry. 100; Sepulveda, 107 Sake, 104.
Sixth race, Futurity course, selling, Lumen,
112; Silk, Arthur Rouse New Capital, Direc-
telo, Ocean View, 109; Lofty Haywood, Zahra,
Bally Bunion, Vespasian, 1O4.
Weather cloudy track fast.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
CENTRAL A. A. u. CHAMPIONS
WILL MEET AT MILWAU KEE

CHICAGO, Nov 16.-President G. X
Herman, Of the Central Amateur Ath-
letic union, announced yesterday that
the annual championship games will
be held March 4 at the Auditorium in
Milwaukee. The place for the meet
had been decided on some time ago,
but the dato was a knotty problem
owing to the fact chat there was a
hitch in the deal f3r the big build
ing.
Walter Liglnger of Milwaukee, for
mer president Of the central section,
has been working on the affair for over
a month, but only yesterday reported
he was about ready to close the deal
for the Auditorium. March T.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
Coaches Gather Data for Committee

NEW HAVEN football nearing Its close
suits play intercollegiate rules committee The mem
haveb n
Of the
committees deliberations
Of advocate tne ~
a nature meeting
declare they could
dead
forward some OF
cumbersome ana con-
SEATS SELL FIFTY DOLLARS
Harardme iooh gum"
to frms2 apiece with few oferns.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
HACK TO WRESTLE WITH
FINNISH MAT CHAMPION

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.--George
Hackenschmidt. the Russian wrestler,
who recently arrived in this country
with the idea of taking away the
scalp Of Frank Gotch will be seen
in New York Friday night in a match
with Pilakoff, the Finnish champion,
at catch-as- -catch-can.
Abe Attell will box Pal Moore at
the Fairmont club November %. At
tell arrived from New Orleans last
night and will open his training quar-
ters at once.
Young Britt, the recognized bantam
and featherweight champion Of the
in New York at the Sharkey club to-
night.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17

Yesterday afternoon we saw
Charlie White, pride of Chicago,
go through a strenuous perform
ance in the training ring at Jack
Doyle's emporium, and after all
is said and done it looks very
much like Daniel. OF course, all
horses do not run according to
their workouts, but if appear
ances hold good in the present in
stance Webster tickets will be
the ones to be cashed after the
boys finish their little set-to in
Tom McCarey's shed at Vernon
Thanksgiving afternoon.
The Chicago lad is all his press
agent has said of him-and then
a few more. In his two years
ring career the only time he took
the short end of things was when
a bov called Willie Gibbs came
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, NOV. 19

At Claremont--U. S. C. and Pomona.
At RedIands-Whittier and Redlands.
At Ann Arbor-Michigan and Mime
sofa.
At West Point-Trinity and the Army.
At Easton-Lafayette and Easton.
At Madison-Wlsconsin and Chicago.
At Urbana-IIIinois and Syracuse.
At Annapolis-New York City college
and the Navy.
At New Haven-Harvard and Yale.
At BaItimore-Carlisle and Johns Hop
Itins
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
,LAsKERs LEADS I'M CHESS

BERLIN, Nov. 16.-The third game
in the chess match for the worlds
championship between Emanuel Las
Ilers and Janowski ended in a draw
today. The game was twice ad
iourned and eighty moves were played.
THE score now stands; LaslSers, 1;
drawn, 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
MALONE DEFEATS eAckus

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov 1e.-Plena Ma
tome Of St Louis defeated ]. X BacSus Of
Kansas City at Billiards in the league race
hsre tonight 50 to A. BY winning tonight
Malone carried of two Of the three pnes
played during the present series. Tho same
went 105 innings.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
BY ]. G. GRIFFIN

String bet for me the home product
afternoon passed the OF Daniel Web
se or premier ranks OF local feaherWeght boxers
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
LYNCH APPROVES CONTRACT

NEW YORK, Nov. 1G.-President
Lynch Of the National league ap-
proved today the contract with Phila-
delphia Of Charles S. Doom as man
ager.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
WILLAMETTE VcToRIoUs

SALEM, Wash, Nov. 16.-Final: Will
lamette university, 20; Multnomah A.
c., 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17

The San Gabriel baseball nine would
ike to meet the Montebello or El Mon
To nine Sunday. Call Main 149 or write
to Joe Bermudez
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
HOME PRODUCT DANNY WEBSTER
LOOKS GOOD TO FIGHT FANDOM

Smiling Beauty Is Picked to Put Bnkes on Chicago Ring Prodigy
In Openinu Session at Tom McCareyS Vernon Shed When
Turkey Day Comes Round-Whte Has Splendid Record
and Enough Snap with the Hand Cushions to Prove His
Riqht to an Entry Among the Headiners
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
TRIO Of CHAMPIONSHIP GR|DIRON
BATTLES SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY

Pomona and University of Southern California Will Meet IN the
Southern California Championship Struggle at Caremont
MICHIGAN and Minnesota Are Slated for Ann AFbor Card
While Yale Bulldogs Will Clash with Harvard with the
American Title at Stake-CoSe Battles Promised
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17

~. a. easy TO secure a bargain in a used
.1tonobpe, through want advertising. - II
nsfd 10 be-and stin iS-to secure hor-~
and carriage
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-17
VAUGHN AND FISHER SIGN

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Pitchers
James Vaughn and Raymond Fisher
signed with the New York American
league club today for 1911.
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Mand6 4 buscar datos. despues de
estudiarlos, Sc encarg6 de una minucio-
sd investigation del hecho denunciado
pOr Aponte.
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Gree que 81.
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two de eSa causa
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HoDrando a un patricia

Ell Sr. Travieso present6 Ell la session
de aver del Consejo Executive, ell 81
guiente proyecto de ley.
Decretese por la Asamblea Leg1sla-
tva de Puerto Rico:
Seccion Que Sc consigne, y por
la presente Sc consigna, la cantidad de
doscientos (2oo) dollars de cualquler
d1nero en- Tesoreria no conslgnado
para otras atencioneS, con ell i'm de
comprar al Sr. Charles c. Petersen, I'm
retrato al 6leo del Honorable Jose Sc
vero Quinones, President6 que fu6 del
Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico, el
cual retrato Sc pondra en- la Sala de
Sesiones de dicho Tribunal Supreme
de Puerto Rico, a la memoria del d1
funto Prcsidente.
Secci0n Ell Tesorero de Puerto
Rico queda por la presente autorlzado
para pagar al ST.. Charles {. Petersen
la ante-dicha suma de dosclentos (2oo)
dollars mediante libramiento del An
ditor, refrendado por el Gobernador.
Secc6n 3.-Esta ley empezara re-
cir desde Ia fecha de su aprobacion
por el Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-21
DOla Maria PurOn

Sc ha recibido en- esta ciudad la
triste notica de haber fallecido la
avanzada edad de ochenta y cinco
amos, en- su residencia de Lanes (Astu-
rias), la que fue distinguida y virtuosa
DANA dona Maria Pur6n, madre aman-
tisima de nuestro amigo don Jose So
mohano, socio de la casa comercial P.
Galguera & Co., de esta Plaza.
El fallecimiento de tan bondadosa
dana ha siio muy sentido, pues con-
taba con arraigadas amistades al par
que una vida que siempre Sc distinguio
por sus hermoSaS virtudeS.
Nosotros nos unimos a la pena por
que en- estos momentos pasan sus fami
liares. y les enviamos nuesto pesame,
Y muy particularmente nuesrto ami
90, el ST. Somohano
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-21
.CONSEJO

Sc abri0 la session bajO la Presidencias
de Mr.. Ward y ocupan los pupitres to-
dos los consejeros.
Ell Secretario lee una petici6n del
Concejo Municipal de Patillas, pidien
do una subvencion de 81, 900 para ayu--
dar al sOstenimiento de un hospital Mu-
nicipal en- dicho pueblo.
Despues de discutida la petici6n, pa
SO al Comite respective.
Sc lee una petici6n de La Association
de Maestros de Ponce, rOgando Sc les pa
que este a1o economico los miSmoS suei-
dos que cobraban en- ell aIlo de 1908
1909 tambien solicitan que las secciO-
nes Al, As 46 de la ley escolar compl-
lada, Sc enmiende fjando los sueldoS de
40, 90 Y IS dollars, respectivamente,
por mes, los maestros rurales, gradua-
dos principales Tambien piden que
Sc incuya los maestros en- ell Serviclo
Civil clasiicado.
Dicha petici6n pas6 a la Comisi6n de
Hacienda
Sc lego un escrito de varios veclnOs de
Rinc6n pidiendo que la parte de carre-
terra no terminada que conduce de Rim
con a Aguada Arroyo, sea incluida
en- la asignaci0n general del plan de ca
rreteras.
Ell Ayuntamiento de Patillas sOlicit0
que la carretera que va de dlcho pueblo
a San Lorenzo sea incluida en- ell plan
general de carreteras DichOs escritos
pasan al Comite de Obras e instituciones
Publicas.
Sc lego otro escrito de Patillas pidien-
do una Corte Municipal en- dicho pueblo
EN- vez de la Corte de Paz que actualmen-
te disfrutan
Sc presentaron tres proyectos de ley.
Uno del senior Travieso, para incluir
a los taquigrafos de la Corte de Distri-
to de San Juan dentrO del Servicio Ci-
vii y otro de Mr.. Sawyer, proveyendo ell
reembolso a Cortes Municipales por can
tidades invertidas por la manutenci0n de
presos, en- los amos de 1906, 1907 1908.
Dichos proyectos, que llevan los ntme-
ros 3, .. pasaron las Comisiones
respectivas
No habiendo otros asrntos que tratar
Sc levant6 la session las cuatro minu--
tOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-21
''EL MANGLAR"

Con muy atenta dedicatoria llega a
nuestras manos un ejemplar de esta
obra, segunda parte de La Pat@lea ori-
ginal de nuestro companero en- la
Prensa Jose Perez Losada, director del
Boletim Mercamtii
Por la perseverance, que pone en- Ell
cultivo de las bellas letras, merece
Perez Losada algo mas que un simple
acuse de recibo una breve noticia BIZ
bliografca de sus libros.
Leeremos, pues, Et Mamg'ar con ell
detenimiento debido, y luego ira ALA
nuestra opinion, que, a talta de otro
merito, tendra ell de la sinceridad.
(De "Gil Bias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-21
FL rObO de COrreOs

Entire sombras y dudas permanece to-.
dayia eI robo escandaloso verifcado en-
eI Negociado de Correos de esta ciudad.
Apesar de las pesqlliSas de la detective
Y del inspector de Correos, NADIA Sc sa-
be con eXactitud sobre ell hecho.
Sc nos dice que ell jefe de la detective
tiene .,ocumentos comprometedores, pc
70 hasta el momento que escribimOs
ningtn acuerdo Sc ha adoptado. Peno-
so serla que un sucesO como el que ha
denunciado la prensa, quede oscuras,
para hablar con mas propiedad, en- ell
fondo del algibe.
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Un gran bale en- Carolina

Ell popular presidente de la Colonla
Espana de Carolina, don Bernardo
Garcia, nos invita- al suntuoso bale de
sociedad, que ha de tener efecto en- la
noche del domingo % del corriente, dia
de S. Nj. ell Rey de Espana, don Alfonso
XIII.
Como todos los actos sociales que 50
celebran en- la Colonia Espanola de Ca
rolina, este bale del domingo ha de re-
sultar de una gran esplendidez.
Agradecemos la invitaci6n que sc nos
ha enviado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-21
& D[ RQl0|iQ P@[4-M0IlS

Esta de nuevo entire nosotros este
querido amigo nuestro, socio de la
casa A. Lynn hijos de Perez-Moris,
de regreso de su viaje a Espafla de
donde lego anteayer en- ell trasatlantico
Martin Saenz
Ell sefior Perez-Moris Sc queda en- su
pals, Y entire nosotros, 10 que celebra-
mos viyamente.
Ell BoLETIN MERCANTIL lie da la mas
afectuosa bienvenida, y Sc felicita de
poderle contar de nuevo en- Ell /n1mero
de suslmas distinguidos colaboradores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-21
Don Luis LbpeZ De Ve|aZcO

Nos ha dispensado atenta vista de
despedida ell distinguido captain de ar
tilleria espanola, don Luis Lopez de We.
lazcO, que embarca hoy en- ell Montevi-
deo, destinado la guarnicion de Te-
nerifes, islas Canarias.
Ell seiior Lopez de Velazco, es un ele-
mento prestigioso en- nuestros circulos
sociales y cuenta con grandes simpatias
en- esta isla, donde reside su distinguida
espOsa V su monisima nina.
FL BOEETIN desea un felicisimo via.
je al bizarre militar espanol. j.
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MM(WlNN
Nucrt0 en- un aut0In6V1

Aver falleci6 epentinamente en- la
parada 15 mientras viajaba en- un au-
tom6vil, Ell senor Emilio Martinez, CO.
merciante de Vieques.
Numeroso pnblico Sc aglomero alre-
dedor del autom6vll al llegar este
frente al cuartel general de la poilcia
para dar cuenta del suceso. Ell Senor
Martinez falleci6 dc un ataque al cora
zon
Era persona apreciadisima en- aqre'
LA localidad.
Paz SNS restoS
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FISCAL CAMPILLO

Jura decir verdad, es su nombre Luis
Campillo y su cargo o6cial, Fiscal lie
la Corte de Distrito lie San Juan.
A preguntas de la defensa, contesta
Que lie fueron denunciadas irregula-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-21

ridades en- autos del Tribunal Supreme ::
Que hizo diligencias de ayenguaci6n; /;
que tom6 declaraciones y arrest0 a En-
rique Rinc6n exigiendole una fianza de
| $1,000; que al licenciado III. Diaz Ma
varro lie llam0 q La ofcina del Attorney,
lie manifesto que estaba detenido, lie Sc
Inalo una fianza de $4,000 y lie autorizo
lpara que saliera buscar dos amigos que
ALI prestaran la fanza.
Ell letrado Diaz Navarro en- nombre
de la defensa, pregunta al Fiscal.
! LIE tom0 declaration bajo juramen-
to Enrique Rinc6n?
Declaration como testlgO.
Encomend6 usted al Fiscal de HUI
macao que aprobara y aceptara la fan
LA?
| -Si, porque urgentes ocupacloneS
me impedian hacerlO directamente.
i Como Sc llama el Fiscal de Huma-
Gao?
Jose R. Aponte.
-iQue parentesco tiene ell Fiscal
Aponte con ell letrado Aponte, denun-
ciante del hecho?
--Es hermano del denunciante.
Ell testigo recibi6 orden de su Jefe de
sobreseer la causa contra mi?
\ -Conferencie con ell Attorney y en-
tendia el que era mejor llevar el proce-
dimiento al Tribunal Supreme, y 81
griendo su parecer, pedi ell sobresei-
miento.
| Fund6 ell sobreseimiento en- la ley de
! II de Mario de 1909, en- la opinion del
Attorney varias disposiciones legales.
-iFueron las diligencias facilitadas
para la acusacion en- ell Tribunal Supre-
mo?
Ha omitido en- obsequio a la brevedad
las declaraciones de c. c. Cuchi, Sckelli-
nj, Plumey Perell6.
CAYETANO COLL Y CUCHI
.Jura decir verdad; es su profession
abogado Y ejerce en- San Juan en- todas
las Cortes de la isla.
| Ha estado hecho cargo de la oficlna y
| bufete de abogado- -notario del senior Dlaz
| Navarro, durante seis meses.
En- ese tempo Sc inici6 un pelto ante
la Corte de Humacao. que tiene en- la
mano.
Tom6 la defensa de la Compania de-
mandada.
| Dice que recibi6 el emplazamiento por
correo, y despues de varios tramites de
information y perSuadido de que la do
cumentacion que era necesaria para con
| teStar estaba en- BrlselaS habl0 con ell
senior Aponte conyinieron que la da-
ria el tempo necesario a eStOs fines
Hablo con Plumey lie invite pa
sar al despacho de II. Diaz Navarro, que
estaba en- Europa. Contest6 no obstan-
tie la demanda, por entender que asi lie
convenia
Lleg6 ell Secretario de Humacao al deS-
pacho ante el tirmo y juro la demanda,
cuya cOpia lie entreg0, pero como el no
tenia seguridad de ri aquella tarde a
IIumacao. Sc la devolvi0 la envi0 por
Il correo i nombrc del Secretario de la
Gorte de IIumacao.
III hrmo y iur6 Y no sabe 81 Rinc6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-21

y contra todo, pero no deiara de ser una
injusticia ell privarles a sabiendas de la
compensation que merecen.
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Ell Hera|dO' . deDuDcIadO

Esta maflana sc ha notificado una
denuncia contra nuestro colega "El
Heraldo Espafiol' por la inserclon de
una caricatura y unoS versoS, que Sc
consideran un desacato.
Lamentamos ell percance de nueStro
ilustrado compahero Sr. Balbas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-21
Gn d Tribunal Supreme
ASUNTO DIAZ NAVARRO

Reanud6se la session del Tribunal a
las 2.30 de la tarde.
Ell presidente manifesto que ha sldo
desechada la m0ci6n presentada en- la
session de la manana, por ell letrado de
la defensa de Diaz Navarro, senior Te-
xidor.
embellishments Sc llam6 declarar
AL Sr. PERELL0
Es Secretario de la Corte de Distri-
to de Humacao, Y SUI declaration red1-
cese a exhibir libros de aquella Secre-
taria SUI cargo.
Como testigo de la defensa es lla-
mado a declarar ell