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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
WoopMEN LODGE OF COUNTY TO
BUILD COTTAGE AT TuBER-
cuLosls CAMP.
SIX BRANCHES CONTRIBUTE
TO $3.50 BUILDING FUND
Cottage, Which viii Be a Part of the
Colorado Springs Modern Wooamen
Of America Camp, Will Be Named
After county-Beeson Camp to Give
Its Share Tonight.

To aid a worthy cause of the Or
der, Beeson Camp. No. 5S5, Modern
Woodmen OF America, Will, at meet
ing to be held tonight. vote sum O.
money 10 build cottage a. the NJ. ".
A. tuberculosis sanato-iun2 near Colo
rado Springs, colo. Already all Of the
other Ave camps Of the order II other
towns Of the country have contributed
The cottage will cost $3.50, which in
cludes its furnishings. The other
county camps which have lens support
to this movement to build what VIII pc
known as Marshall county cottage, are
Albion Camp, No. Asst: Ensle Camp,
No. 2.524. state Center; Gilman Camp.
No. 1856: Green Mountain Camp, No.
6,611; and Ferguson Camp No. 6,4S1.
VIII Send Money Thursday.
The treasurer o. the local camp has
already received the gifts Of the other
branches Of the oris- n the county. AS
soon as formal aclton, which Is al that
remains 10 be done b- the local camp,
IS taken tbs money VIII De sent
AS soon as !. reaches the rutercn-
l8sis camp The work OF building the
5rtage viii be commenced II viii ne
com pleted in abolt sixty days.
The little building will re Ike az the
others Of the camp. L will be octogon
IN shape OF a diameter OF about SIX
teen feet. ard i Will re built entirely
af concrete. excepting the -oof.
Demand on Camp Great.
The camp IS Intended to take care Of
the victims Of tuberculosis who are
members Of the order, but a1rho more
than 100 are being treated low there
is more than that number OF applica-
tons which can not he accepted be-
cause OF q lack OF cottages Each pa
tent has a cottage Of MS own. and the
lodge or lodges that build il furnish
and make Il ready Tor occupancy.
In addition 70 the cottage there is q
large sanatoriJrr. TIE camp IS main
tanned by q per capita tax OF 10 cents
a year on each member Of the order.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
HOUSES IN DEMAND
We Are Flooded With Inquiries for
Prices on Our New and Remodeled
Modern Cottages Which We Are
Selling and Renting.

Travelling men, clerks and iaboring
men buying Oh the savings bank plan
on monthly payments
Retired farmers, widows and admin
istra,ors drawing their certificates of
deposits and purchasing and per
cent gilt edge first mortgage loans on
Marshalltown and Marshall county
real estate IN denominations OF 5000
up 20 $4,000; as safe as a government
bond Each loan carries abstract and
insurance far safety. Can realize cash
on these loans any time It is needed
10 use for other investments
One thousand sixty hundred fifty dol
lars modern cottage for sale, close in
Eighty acres improved farm cheap.
EVANS ABSTRACT & LOAN co.
Court House
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
CHAT GED WITH BURGLARY.
George limbaugh. OF This City, A,
rested For Entering Home.

George limbaugh. OF This City, Ar
rested For Entering Home.
George limbaugh, q married man
living at $40 East Linn street. was ar
rested Tuesday night by Deputy Ster-
if c. B. Mason on q charge of entering
the James Beeson home rwo and one
half miles southeast of Albion, on Sun
day afternoon, May %. He was ar
raigned before Justice Mil!ard. pleaded
not guilty. and was -elsa sed on his
own bond 70 appear for the prelimin-
airy hearing Saturday evening al s
o'clock.
1t is alleged that limbaugh, while
fishing near where the Beeson family
vas also fishing on the Sunday Of the
alleged burglary, took advantage. Of
their being away from home and entered
the house. Nothing was stolen ex-
cepting some food which was eaten.
The Beesons claim they saw the man
coming out of the cellar as they re-
turned 1-onle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
OPERATE TO SAVE LIFE.
Mrs. H. Z. Phillips Hurried to Hospital
=. E-arrnnnu Onnr,Ainn


For Emergency Operation.
Mrs. H. z. Phillips. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs 2 E. Eatteson- 504 North
Second avenue. was hurried 70 s.
Thomas hospital shortly after 9 O'clock
Tuesday night. for an emergency op@r-
alton for appendicitis, which was per
formed at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Phillips was taken III about a
week ago, and was apparently recover
ing from the attack ard was able 70 be
up and about the house. Tuesday
night. however, the young woman was
taken worse suddenly. and it was de-
cided that. in order to save her life, an
operation would be necessary at once.
The operation proved that the appen-
dix was on the very verge Of rupture,
Today the patients condition IS as
satisfactory as. could be expected, altho
her general health IS none too good.
owing TO an aneulic- condition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
Mrs. Thomnson,s Death.

Friends in this city will learn with
regret the death Of Mrs Matthew
Thompson. which occurred at her home
near New Providence. Mrs. Thomp-
sons daughter. Margaret. was q for
mer teacher in the public schools of
this city, as was also another daugh-
ter, who is now Mrs. George Elerdfng.
Mrs. Thompson was born Louisa
Ruth Ray at Madison. Mo, Oct. ID,
1894. being the daughter of Dr.. Mich
oIas and Mary Pay. Attic age of Is
she was converted and Joined the
Christian church. In, 1860 she moved
with her parents gs.sii.y-. XII. where.
ct the age OF 1S. she was united in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
Former MarshaIItown Girl Dead.

Word from Los Angeles tells of the
death Of Mrs. Anna Thorsen Swirt
Hartley, wife Of Clifford c. Hartley,
Of Los Angeles. which took place at the
Hartley home at Huntington Park. a
Los Angeles suburb. Mrs. Hartley
death followed a long Illness.
Mrs. Hartley was born Anna Thorsen
in this city in 1871. She was adopted
by Mr.. and Mrs. A1pilonso Swift, Of
Des Moines, and in 1903 became the
wife Of Mr.. Hartley. Shortly after their
marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley moved
to Los Angeles, where Mr.. hartley Is
practicing law and engaged in the real
estate business. The Eastern Star. OF
which lars HARLEY -s..ss ==IaisTIss5s had
charge of the burial service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
HOPE TO HAVE 200 MACHINES
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
COUNTY IN LINE.
PRELIMINARY MEETING
HELD TUESDAY NIGHT
Auto Owners Are Enthusiastic and
Hope to Promote General Demon
stration Of Growth of Automobile
Business-Machnes May Be Used
for Advertising Purposes.

A gigantic automobile parade on the
morning Of July 4. as part OF the cell
ebrarton being promoted by the Mar
shalltown Driving Club, in connection
with the CO. operation of local business
men. is being planned by local auto
mobile owners, who met in a prelim-
mary meeting AT the east court room
Tuesday night at the call of the Mar
shal!town Automobile Club.
The automobile owners hope to make
the parade q big demonstration of the
growth OF the automobile business, and
to give the public som ewhat OF an idea
as 70 the number OF ears owned in
Marshalltown and the county OF
course the auto owners do not expect
70 have every machine owned in the
county represented in the parade but
they viii make an effort 10 get out a
large number. and hope 70 have about
200 machines in the parade.
May Use Cars to Advertise.
The parade will be an advertising
feature 70 q large extent. and any own
er Of car may decorate his car to
suit MS fancy and advertise his own
particular line OF business if he choos-
IS Other owners who have no pa-tic-
ular business may if they desire. allow
some business concern 10 do the deco
rating and be advertised III the parade
Still others may decorate themselves
il they care to or may enter their cars
without any embellishments.
May Run Road Race.
Another feature that may be decided
on later : roai race between stock
cars, run over some stretch Of road TO
be designated later. and patroled in
order 10 keep of teams while the race
is in progress. A good road race would
create a great deal of interest.
The meeting TUESDAY night, while
preliminary in nature resulted in much
enthusiasm in the parade feature being
shown, and other meetings viii be held
to make the more definite arrange
rents.
An effort will be made. beginning
at once, TO secure the names of the
different auto owners in the county.
Any owner OF a machine who is inter
ested in the parade and would like 10
participate, should drop a postal card
10 ]. l. Denmead al the First National
Bank. AS soon as a list OF the ma
chine owners can be secured the com
r1i-tee in charge will send q formal in
vitation to the owner. asking him TO
join in the demonstration.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
D. A. r. Election and Picnic Supper.

The annual meeting OF the Marshall
town Chapter. D. a. r, was held Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Merritt Greene. resulting as follows:
Regent Mrs. Merritt Greene; vice reg
ent, Mrs. II. H. CeUtner: recording sec
Rotary Mrs. David Lennox; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. B. II. Howig;
treasurer. Mrs. F. z. Northup: regis
5rar, Mrs. William Andrews; historian,
Mrs Helen "A. Clark: chaplain, Mrs. E.
r. Cornell.
A picnic supper. on the beautiful
lawn Of the Greene home, followed, at
which tine families Of the members
were guests. and delightful social
time was enjoyed
There will be a meeting of the chap
ter in July.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
E,.t realms chanoe Tme.

According to a new time table. which
has just gone into effect on the North
western. the local leaving &fme Of two
Of its fast trains has been changed
These trains are Nos. z, west bound,
and No. east bound. both known as
the Seattle limited. the new tine s tc==
No. is 6:e2 a. m. instead OF $3.50 a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
READY TO MOVE PLANT.
1rauer Acetylene Lighting Company
to Chance Location This Week.

Gfsuer ET91TeTff9 OofHPdHy
to Change Location This Week.
The plant of the Brauer Acetylene
Lighting Company will be moved to
the brick building at 306 East Boone
street, which Il recently leased, late
this week. or the first of next week.
The building is being made ready to
install the machinery and stock. and
new Office is being arranged. By
charging its plant the factory in fts
new quarters will have capacity Of
900 lighting plants a year. It's quar-
tiers on South Center street have grown
too small for the business, which was
the reason for the removal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
Ceresota Flour

Satisfies II you were hal: as careful
when buying -four as you are in what
you make OF il. then you'd know no
baking disappointment. CeesoIa flour
is the first step 70 q better-bigger-
7hiter-loaf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
CLASS HAS PICNIC.
Members Of M. 4. s., 'o1, Enjoy Outing
az Williams Shack

Eight members Of the OF class Of the
local nigh school, and wife Of one
Of the members, held q class reunion
and enjoyed a picnic al the Williams
shack, four miles east Of the city.
Tuesday evening. Those who joined il
the outing and who are members Of
the class were Misses Pauline An
drewS, Ida McMurray. Della Rloades,
Theresa Probst. and DR. a. p Lynn.
Harry Y. Speers. and Joseph W-hitac-e.
ard Mrs john Bass. q Steamboat
Rock. Mrs. W-hitacra accompanied
Ter husband.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
ATTEND THE SALE AT

Benedict & BrintnaiI's the Balance of
This Week.
Your choice of ten nice silk dresses
for 1898
Choice of forty wool dress skirts for
1888, sold up to $3.50
Your choice of Ave dozen white shirt
waists. lace and embroidery trimmed,
for SO cents. worth up to s1.75.
BENEDICT e BRINTNALL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15

M. and that OF No. 2:5s a. M instead
| OF 1922 a. M, its old time. The time
Of none, of the other passengers was
| changed for this station.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
MOVE TO MARsAALLToWN.

Two Families From Gearing Come to
This City to Live.
TWO new families are added to tha
City from Gearing Carl Davenport
wife. and children. arrived Monday.
Mr. Davenport having taken positi on
with the iowa Central. Mrs. Bert Price
ard children also moved here Monday
10 make their home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
TAKE OVER HOUSE TODAY.

5uSoy Bros. Assume Control Of Os-
kaloosa Playhouse. The Masonic.
Busby Bros, owners Of the Odeon
and the lesseas Of other houses in the
state and Illinois, today took posses
sion Of the Masonic Opera house. of
Oskaloosa. The playhouse was leased
a short time ago. Mr. A. ]. Busby,
Of Waterloo. who was in the city this
morning. left for Oskaioosa later TO
take over the house.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
BEN HuRs TO WATERLOO.
Delegation Of Fifty or Sixty VIII At
tend Convention

tend Convention.
4 delegation II fifty or sixty mem :
hers Of Unity Court, No. 81. Tribe Of
Ben Hur, Of this city, will 60 70 Water
loo Thursday = attend the annual
state convention O: the order which
meets there Thursday and Friday The
delegates from me local court are
Alessrs. Robert Holt and George Cum
ming The parry VIII leave al 1881
IN the morning.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
SUCESOS La plaza de BiHgudIno |
Y Ell TROLLEY DE MAJALANDRIN

Son muchas las personals que Sc que
jan de 10 qne Ocurre en- las retreats, los
domingos Nosotros, por nuestra cuen
ia, 10 habiamos censurado no hace u
cho. Referese los cines anunciantes,
que desarrollan peliculas la vista del
pnblicO, y una parte de este, la mas
candida sin duda, Sc detiene a presen
ciar el espectaculo, mpdiendo circular
a los demas y obligandoles a permane-
Ger asi todo el tempo que dure aquel.
Por 81 no flese POGO, las personas que
Ocupan los sillones, vense de continue
molestadas por la cfiquillerla andante,
lue salta p9r Gina de elias a yer Y CO.
nef1tar las pellculas.
Anoche, funcionaron dos cines, por 81
no bastaba uno, borrosos los dos por
de cOntado, y la religiosidad con que
fueron contemplados por aquella parte
del publico, (la mas candida sin duda(
pnso nuestra gran plaza la altura de
la de Bitigudino, 10 cual consignamos
con el consiguiente disgusto.
Otro de los espectaculos gratuitos que
Sc ofrece a los ojos del tourista. es el
trolley la salida del Hip6dromo
La companla, deseosa de
aumentar su dividendo, dividiendo D r
el mismisimo eje sus favorecedores,
en lugar de poner un servi--
clio especial los dias de carreras, atibo-
IRA y arracima los clientes en- las pIa
taformas, permitiendo, ademas, que al
gunos Sc mistaken en- Las amacas saliva
vidas y en- los estribos. La policia, :
gun 10 presenciamos aver, coadyuva
a la obra descrismante de la compaiia,
conslntiendo que en- cada coche entren
mas pasaJeros de los que caben en- 81 Y
no hacienda casO de las protestas de los
pasajeros
Es que est0s tranv1as no pueden !. /.
var un cartelito que olga "completo'',
como tOdOs los tranvias del mundo?
Meditelo ell jefe de movmiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
La taIde en- s| HiP6dIoIno
LAS CARRk1RAAS DE AVER.

1ubo mucho p1bhco nucha AMI
maci6n en- las baneas.
FL programa Sc cumpai6 en- esta for
ma.
Fin Ia prlnhera carrera 4 media milIa.
tOman parte los brltos Miranar. Juan.
Caribe y Pobre
Llego primero Juan, de don Agslstin
Perez Pierret segudo Caribe, de don
Manuel PaIacio
Segnnda carrera- 1000 metros Pre-
nlio 10 dollars.
Normandino, Engailo, DaniIo, Larido.
Gano Engan0, de don Luis MouriflGs
y ueg6 segandO L6rido, de dom r. Gory
zalez
Tercera carrera, media milla. Pre-.
milo so dollars.
Isabelino, Jibaro, Confucio
Alcanzo la meta Isabelino, de don r.
Lopez Antongiorgi, seguido por Confn--
clio; de don n Pasare4i
Cuarta carrera, media milla. Pre-
mio so dollars
Caoba, Royal, Granada
Lleg6 primero, Royal, de dom N. Pa
sarell y, segundo Caoba; de don c.
Armstrong, de Ponce.
Quinta csarera, media znilla. Preaaia
125 dollars
Muiato, Niagara, Mnsico.
Gan6 Niagara, de don Alvaro PadiaEs
segundo, Muiato, de dem F. Geigel.
Sexta carrera, 1000 metros. Premio
60 dollars.
Buenos Aires (a) Canpesino, Napc-
leon, Canario.
Empatados, Napoleon, de don c.
lsaacs, Canario, de r. Gonzalez.
Septima carrera, 1000 metros. Prenlies
20 dollars.
F'avOrit0, Tom, Mgero, Bater.
Triunf6 Tom, de don L. Weisbergs
klegando despu6s, Balear; de don R.
Gonzalez.
Octava. carrera, 1000 metros Prenni0
100 dollars.
DesengaIio, Vertigo, hyperion
Lleg6 pri1nero, VERTIGO, de don Juan
ROig, y segundO Luperon, de don Je
sc Garcia Aoevedo.
La tar1e fue esplendida, riente, Luz
minosa. Y, en- los palcos, 1nncl1as mu
.lereS belIaA,
LA banda del Hip6dromo e5ecut6 um
anuemO programme.
HaSta I'll domingo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
Boda en- SantuTce

I,
III sabado ST. efectn0 en- el pint0resco
barrio de Santurce, 81 enlaec matrimo
NAL de nuestro amigo el distinguido jo-
ven don Manuel AIdea Bigles y Ia sef0-
rs dona Antonia Gorga-
Ofci6 el r. p. de Dios, parroco del
Sagrado C0raz0n
Apadrinaron 4 los contrayentes, nues
tro estimado companero y amigo don
Vicente Balbas y la sonora d0na BE
.I&n Alvarez de Aldea.
| Como testigOs del acta civil ademis
del senior Balbas actu6 nrlestro popular
c0mpanero don Pho Amador.
Los invitados 4 la ceremonial nup-
cial fueron muy obsequiados, y los con
yuges reciberOn muy buenos regalos.
tl BOLETIN, les desea una etelna
una de mel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
EXAMINES
PARA Ell SERVICIO CIVIL
PUERTORRIQUENO
DICIEMBRE II, 1910

La Comisi6n del Servicio Civil Puer-
torriqueno anuncia examenes libres Y de
OpOsici6n que tendran lugar en- la fecha
arriba indicada, en- Aguadilla, Arecibo
Guayama, Humacao, Mayagiiez, Ponce
San Juan Y Vieques, con ell obJeto de OBJ
tener eleglbleS para cubrir las vacantes
va menciOnadas Los examenes seran de
caracter practice y comprenderan sOla-
mente las aslgnaturaS que fueren nece-
>arias para probar la destreza habii-
lad de los cOmpetidores para deSempe-
lar los empleOS que deSearen cubrir. Pa
a mas detalles y las solicitudes en- bIau-
20 necesarias escribase solicitense per
onalmente de La COmisi0n del Servicio
lyll Puert0rriqueno, Edificio del Co
REQ, San Juan, p. Il. Use una tarieta
Jstal al escribir, dando claramente su
)mbre. direction y ell nombre en- que
lesea competr Las solicitudes deben
nacerse en- los modelOs correspondientes,
oNbth Hifih'idi nC Il Id ooiiIiSlUIl pUE 10
nenos diez dias antes de la fecha de los
xamenes. Puedierc rcsuitdr impossible
la preparation de los papelcs ncceSarioS
y Ell hace1' los dGB,Gs drregL0S para er4
miRar yas persOnas que no remHierea las
solicitudes d su debid0 tempo. DiriJa-
Sc La Comision del Servicio Civil Puer-
torriqueno, EdifciO del Correo, San
Juan, P. Il.
Guardia de Females.
NOTA: Los examenes para Telegra-
fistas anunciados anteriormente para es-
ia misma fecha tambien Sc celebraran
en- las poblaciones arriba citadas.
Las solicitudes para estos dos exame-
nes deben enviarse la COmisi6n cuanto
antes. toda vez que las diferentes pO-
blacioneS Sc enviaran los papeles de exa-
men NADIA mas que para aquellas persO
mas que hayan mandado sus solicitudes
| 4 la Comision, y 81 no Sc reciben soil
citudes para cualquier poblaci6n con
sufciente anticipation, no Sc enviaran 1
ella papeles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
Hasta 81 domingo.

Desde hoy y solamente p0r una Sc
mama sc inaugura un GRAN BARATI~
LILO, 1.n ~el famoso establecimiento de-
Ifommado Ell TELEGRAPH, San
Justo II esquiEa q FOrtabeza
Esta tienda que pertenec0 los Sres.
S Melon y Ga, J q. ha pasado la pro
oiedad de los Sres Zalduondo Y Mier de
ste cOmerteio. Sc propone realizar todo
:uantO tenla a c,taIqRier precio, vendiea
do al propio tempo artfculos de ALTA
NOVEDAD y FANTASIA, aeabados dc
ecibir, a plecios nunc2 WistoS
ALI eneontrar66is, magpificos PERCA-
les Y BATISTAS q CUATRO CEN
'ANOS, Etaminas. c6firos, y Muselinas
de GRAN FANTASIA. q CINCO CEN
TAVOS y seis. Generos blancos Y te-
as DE hilo 4 prreeios tan bsra4isimos, quG
IS precise verlos.
Driles y Casimires desfe OCFFO
INCUENTA OENTAVOS respective
entr. CintaS casi DE VlALDE, Per-
meria y Encajes dc hilo de algoddn
precios nlslehO mas baratos que
4 la fabrica~
RASOS y TELAS de SEDA 4 DEE
ENTAVOS.
Capas abrigos para senoras, desde
INOUENTA CENTAVOS.
SOIAMENTE POR UNA SE,STANA.
Visitad EEL TELEGRAPH" y os
,onvenceYeis de la verdad de este anun--
cio- E
VENTAS AL CONTADO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05

do ayudante del gobernador Cotton.
FL senor PARA Cap6 siente intensa
aiegria en- estOs dias de permanencia
en Ponce, donde ha pOdido reunirse por
un milagro, toda su distinguida familia.
Deseamos de tOdas veras feliz estancia
al q. no solamente es ayudante del gober-
nador sino de la prensa en- la cual de
un modo indirecto, colabora, junto con
el simpatico Secretario particular del
gobernador que es otro periodista oclll
to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
.(@,@@
No es su hio

NuestrO amigo don Jose Mendin, nos
ruega la aclaraci0n DE una noticia que
el sabado. Ell joven que di
ce llamarse Luis Mendin, encontrado
en- una gOleta, no es su hijo, y sc llama
Luis Tamani.
Queda complacitl0 el seflor Mendi,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
INFORMATION TELEGRAFICA
DISTRITO DE CAROLINA

En- ell barrio "Santa Cruz, el indi-
viduo Pedro Llano hiri6 de un tirO de
revolver a Francisco Burgos y Genara
Rodriguez Este hecho fue casual, pues
este individuo ten1a ell revolver en- sus
manos y Sc lie escape ell tiro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05

n sSupto del dIa
LA RESOLUTION POR DESACATO

Como decimOs en- otro 1ugar de este
peri6dco, ell Bar" de abogados de
la Corte Federal So reuni0 esta mafiana
para interceder' en favor del distinguido
letrado Frank H. Dexter. condenado
por desacato por la Corte DE Federal.
Ell honorable Flez de este alto tribu
nal, ha cambiado su resolution dictad;
Asta maliana, imponiendo a Mr.. Dexte
IN ailo de suspension.
Con respecto a Mr.. Schomburg hasta
las cuatrO de la tarde no Sc reconsidera
ra ell asunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05

Mr.. Tngle estuvo de paso en- Ponce,
y va a estas hOras debe hallarse en- esta
ciudad predicando "urbi ct orbi" las
grandezas de la pr6xima feria insular.
MIR. Tingle es un campe6n incansable
q4e bien merece ell apreeio del gObierno.
COrreSpomscl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
DISTRITO DE CAYEY

En- ell barrio ''La Plata >, ell dia pri
nero de los corrientes, en- la finca taba-
quera del senor Luciano Nieto, Sc des-
prendi0 de un cerro una piedra como
de unas veinte 8 veinticinc0 hbras de
peso, arrollando al peon Visitacion Lu-
ma, que, en- union de otros, trabajaba en-
la parte abajo del cerro, rodo por Ia
pendiente, que es de alguna considera-
ci6n, y recibi0 varios golpes en- ell cuerpo
y en- el craneo. El estado de este indi-
viduO es grave.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
E| Sr' Figueras

Maestro ilustre amigo el senOr Figue-
ras, juez asociad0 del Supreme, sigue
en gravislmo estado, pero ha experimen
tado durante las ultimas cuarenta V
ocho horas una leve mejoria subjetiva,
por haber desaparecido la dispnea.