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knew the part she was To p.aT. knd
II all went well-ah. then.
Suddenly he started to his feet. his
jaws set. his eyes cleaning. The tele-
rraph instrument was clicking In tas
outer room.
Taking his position near the girl,
who was crouching in real dismay, he
leaned against the wall. his hands be-
hind him. every muscle strained ard
taut.
The door opened. and Julius Spantz,
bewhiskered and awkward, entered.
He wore raincoat and storm hat AID
carried II rope in one of his hands.
Thine ron were asleep" he said
stupidity. addressing King. He turned
to the girl Come. madam. | must
He did not complete the sentence
The whole weight of Truxton Kings
body was behind the terrific blow that
landed on the mans jaw. Julius
Spantz's knees crumpied. He lunged
against the wall The man was stun
ned beyond all power of immediate
action. II way the work Of an instant
to snatch the revolver from his coat
pocket.
Guard the door, whispered King
I, to the girl. pressing the revolver into
her hand. '.and shoot IL you have to-"
A handkerchief was stuffed into the
unconscious mans mouth. The Icing
| coat and boots were jerked from his
| limp body before his hands and feet
were bound with the rope he carried.
I The bushy whiskers and wig were re-
/ moved from his bend and transferred
4 I'm fash to that OF the American.
! Then the boots. coat and hat found L.
4 new wearer.
r. Peter Brutus was standing In tina
/ stairway leading to the sewer.
Hurry up. julius" be called im-
! nera lively. They are below with tho
boat
When tai. gJ'unting man emerged
from the Inner room bearing the limp
figure of girl In a fruyed raineoat he
did not wait to ask questions. but rush
ed over and locked the cell door. Then
he led the way down the narrow stair
way His only reply tn Kings gut
turai remark In the Graustark lam
guage was:
Don / speak. you fool, Not word
until we reach the river,
s A moment later the girl was beins
lowered through the hole Into rough.
eager arms Brutus and his compan-
ion dropped Though. the secret block
Of masonry was closed. and on
through the shallow waters OF the sew
or glided the party riverward III the
noiseiess boat that had come up TO
ferry them.
There were three men In the boat.
not counting Truxton King.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16

IN 70 word was spoken during tsfs
M1 cautious. extraordinary voy-
lL age underground. The pocrt.a
Julius supported his CHARGE II
the stern of the boat. Peter Brutus
sat In the bow, a revo.shr in his hand.
his gaze hent upon the opcqreress
ahead.
At last the boat crept CT into tag
rainy. staricss night. lie Grew tina
skirts OF his own macintosh over her
shoulders aad head. The night was 50
inky black that one could not see his
hand before his face.
At least two of the occupants operea
up their threats and lungs and gulpcs
in the wet. fresh air.
II was now that he beg ~ 20 yyo-csrr
to calculate against the plans OF thcn
silent escort. Whittier were they
bound? The occasional creak OF ao
oar, n whispered oath Of dismny, tba
heavy breathing OF tcilers. TIC sest
blowing Of the ulist--fhat vas all: no
other sound ON the broad. still river.
Trua.on began to chafe under tho
strain. His measiness was increased
BIZ the certain conviction that before
long they would be beyond the city.
the walls Of which were gradually
slipping past.
He considered their chances " -
were TO overturn the frai, boat aac
strike out for shore in the dnrknes5.
ms project be gave up at once. he
did, not know the waters or the banks
between which they glided. They
were past the walls now and rowing
less stcalthllv. Before long they would
be In position to speak aloud. 1t
would he awkward for him.
Suddenly the bont turneo 10 tss
right and shot toward the unseen bark.
They were perhaps half a mile above
the city wall. Truxton's mind was
working like triphammer. He was
recalling certain nomad settlement
north of the city. the quarters of fish-
ernen, ponchers and horse traders.
T &c people. he was not slow to sur.
mise. were undoubtedly hand In glove
with Marlanx. IL not SO surely connect
ed with the misguided COMMITTEES o.
ten.
He had little time to speculate on
the attitude o. the denlxens Of this un-
wholesome place The prov Of the
boat grated on the pebbly bank. and
Peter Brutus leaped over the edge into
the shallow water.
"Colne. on Juiius-hand her over to
mew be cried.
As he leaned over the side to seize
the girl In his arms Truxton King
brought the butt Of the heavy revolver
Down upon his skull. Bruttts tfropped
across the sunwale with groan. dead
to all that was 70 happen in the next
half hour or mare- 4.
Ito be continued.)
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he violated. Then If the revenues thus derived are
greater than the needs of government economically
administered the rate of taxation should be reduced,
and we have no doubt in saying that il all property
in Virginia thus assessed, the rate OF taxation
could be lowered
The Virginian is not in sympathy with any move
ment to raise taxes but it is in favor OF some efficient
plan of assessment that will bring all property to
book and assess all by the same rule. Taxation IS
burdensome at best; if is intolerable when IT is
unfair-when it is so hard to discriminate against
those who most able to pay and in favor OF those
who are most able. The object of equalization Is
TO correct all secret abuses in Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
A Song of Progrcss.

Tell us not In mournful numbers
that the town is full of gloom. for the
mans crank who SAUNDERS in these
busting days of boom. Life is real,
fife is earnest, and the grave is not
its goal. every dollar that thou turn
est helps to make Old Orange roll.
But enjoyment and not sorrow Is our
destined end or way: If you have no
money, earn it--~ork still harder
every day. Lives OF great men all
remind you that all can win immor-
tai fame: let us leave the chumps
behind us and we'll get there all the
same. In this worlds broad field of
battle, in the bivouac of life. let us
make the dry bones rattle. buy q
town lot for your wife. Then be up
and doing, with heart for any fate
still achieving. still pursuing, boom
ing early, booming late.-Orange OBJ
server.
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Poll Tax De!inauencies.

According to statement compiled
in the office of Auditor of Public Ac-
counts Morton Marye, in response to
a Senate resolution asking for infor-
nation as to the number of delin-
quent poll tax payers and the amount
of their delinquencies for the years
1905, 1907 and 1908. the aggregate of
delinquencies on capitation taxes for
the three years named Is $713,S16.50.
Much of this large sum Is easily coll
leotible by legal process, and under
constitutional and statutory authori-
ties collectors are authorized to COL
lect same by law.
1t Is an interesting and yet rather
discreditable showing that the amount
of white delinquencies on poll taxes
In each of the three years exceeds the
aggregate delinquencies of the ne
groes. In 1905 white persons assess
ed were delinquent to the amount Of
$iI9,327: colored, $115.7T0. For 1907:
White, s125.047; colored. $l13,564.
For 1905: White. $132,4ss; colored,
s117,643.
These figures are for three years
ago. Those for the year 1909 will all
most certainly make better show
ing, the agitation of the liquor ques-
ton as local and State Issue hav-
ing given a great impetus to pay
ments by the element which usually
neglects to pay, -. the same time, Ii
must be remembered that all of the
whites who have now paid for the
three years on which the auditor re-
ports did not pay the tax in time to
qualify for suffrage: on the contrary,
many OF them paid the tax. month,
several months, year or two years
Asta
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THE PEOPLES FORUM

All letters sent for publication
In THE Peoples Forum" OF The
Vireinian" should be concise and.
as far as possible, kept within 500
words.
No attention win be paid TO
anonymous letters, but names and
addresses signed as an evidence Of
good faith will not be printed II re-
quest is made that they be omitted.
The freest discussion of topics OF
public interest Ia invited, with the
understanding, of course, that
publication of letter Is not to be
taken necessarily Jas approved by
the editor of the writer's views.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Eyes Injured by Wireless.

The experience of the corps of tele-
graphers employed to operate the
wireless apparatus used by the
French In the recent campaign in
Morocco suggests that the Hertxian
waves develop various affections OF the
eyes. slight conjunctivitis. resem-
bling that occurring among those who
work with arc lamps was commonly
of a mere serious nature, Two cases
OF eczema were apparently due TO the
same cause, and one man suffered
from palpitation OF the heart after
working for any great length OF time
at the sending instruments DR. Be-
lille is inclined to think that many
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Our State
Contemporaries
An Up-to-pate Newspaper.

The Richmond Virginian is the
name OF the capital city's new daily.
IL Is very handsome. up-to -the-uines
newspaper, with an able corps OF ed
| itors.--Orangs Observer.
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cases of neurasthenia and nervous
ness, now becoming common In the
navy, max he due TO the influence OF
the waves used In wirelecs telegraphy
Chicago Journal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16

CONTINUED from yesterday,
Spoil IL: disappointed? No: BY
George, IL cant believe that any
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RICHMOND SaylRG INlAK,

Daily one year ,,ostaer paid. ...........e so,
Daily ak months. postage paid .......... .s1ol
Daily thrce months, postage paid $40,
Entered as secoad-cis~ matt r January IS. 1919.
at the post office at Richmond Va. under act VI
March s. 1879.
For sale by newsboys and dealers At % tho oo,v
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CHAPTER XIV.
on THE RIVER

IN 70 word was spoken during tsis
M1 cautious. extraordinary veg
IL age underground. The poer;.n
a Julius supported his CHARGE II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-04
Moyimiento de penales;

Procedentes del penal de NlequeS
y sentenciados pr la corte de distrltc
de Humacao, ineresaron los indivi-
duos que a continuation sc relacio-
nan. para cNtnrun sus condemns
Martin Mcrced Gonzalez, I amos
Emilio Diaz Pinero V Lauro Nelaz--
quez Cruz. 8 amos cada uno; Antonio
Sierra y Severe Nelazquez Santiago
) amos cada uno; Pedro Luis Delga-
do y Angel Niliafaiia Nendrcll. 2-lo
amos respectiyamente; Mario Fabre
Rafael Hernandez y Manuel Nieves
Masa, ) amos el primero Y amos el Sc
gumdo
Para continuar cNtingltiendo sus
respectivas cnoenas, han sido trasla
dados de Ia earrel lsular de Nieques
los siguienteS confinados:
Nicolas Rolda Garcia. Felix Rodri
guez Ramos. Jose Leo Leon, .Acisclo
Calop. Benito Plau, Sandalio Rodri-
guez Salvador Cruz. Pedro Natal, San
tos Canelario ,Pcdro Cruz, Marcos Sc
rrao. Julio .Illsino Sauier. Eugenio
Gonzalez Rolriccz. Miguel Torres
de Le6p, 1gnaclo Agosto Diaz, Fran
cisco Vega Coly Fravisco Olivo Ia
mari Bar:olo Calleron. Manuel Cue
pana. o bien on las Islas de que Sc
hace mencion anteriormente.
ARTIcrLo 80.
Espaha Y lbs EStadoS Unidos de
America en- atencidn i 10 eStablecido
por este tratado. rcnuncian mutHa-
mente por cl prrsente 4 toda recla-
maci6n lie indemnizacion nacional
D privada de cualquier g5nero Gnclu
yendo toda reclamation por indem-
nizaciones por el costo de Ia GUERRA.
de I'm Gohierno contra el otro. o de
sus slihdito, ciipladanos contra el
oto Gohicrnn. que puedan haher sur
gido de-,lc RI cnmienZo de IL Ultima
inSurreccidn en- Cuba Y anterior. i Ia
ratification ,lel presente tratado
AETIu-Lo :.
Los E.sta,IoS l-nidoS durante el
f"rinino lie diez amos i coniar dcs-
.ic Fl canje de Ia ratification del pre-
enin trtt1dn admitiran en- lbs pucr
i"- dc ia- ls.llS Filipinas los bu-
que, y la> mercanciaS espaholes. 4,
hain rs miSmaS condieinnes que
los huqre> y la mcrcancias de los
Esta.loS lnhln<
sEFHt-IoS
h>nana u -ci iirmado el pre<ente
traias.o. pan,ir en- lihertad 4 todos /
loS detsnidse- - ,,liIsd de prisione-
ms De Sucrrs 'l-w d,-litos polirioos.
4 ccnSerlIrus sis tsS insurrecciones |
cn Cul,a. y en ii'ipinas. y do l. c,i.-
n con LoSE ts,tos lniios Recipreca
mente loS Es'3si"s I-nidps rnndran |
en- liher1ad / to-ins lns piisoneuls de |
guerra heehns por H. illerzas ime-
ricanas Y geStrHaran n Iilrrtld de
todoS lbs pri>ionei"> eSpsholes en-
poder de lbs in-urrectcs de Cuba v
de Filipinas.
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MuiO a COnSeCucn-
Cia de QuemaduIas.

la iudihlua Basilia Villafaia de
JuncoS que en- dias pasadlos sufri6 Sc
riaS qnemaduras con una lampara de
petolco que = le dcrramo cncima. ha
fallecido i cnnSecuencias de dichas
quemadnras.
I'm Il noche del dia ~ del pasado
me-. - vnlc6 FL automovil numero
3l5 tel -. Celedonio Cartonell .nlrien
Tia lie san German. hIbienioSe a,,e-
madn totalmente. Lo que ocasion6
este percance. fue I'm hGcy aue an
daha realengo. .iuntos cnn nfnoS m.is.
que 50 Interpusn On FL camino.
AnoChe en- Ii Gale del >oi. casa M
nero II5 en- una hahitaci6n ncrpads
pnr Ia Sennra ietmnila SANCHEZ hn-
ha lin conatn ie inceudio. cauSadn
~ nm anatrc me drjaranprendidn
No huto qfr L.mentar ninsuna per
dida.
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ENTUS|ASMO tSCO-
LAR en- HUMI Gao
La matricula de los grad va
dos ha aumentado consi.
derablemente.
El fallecimiento del Sr. Ball ha
causado peno'isima impre-
sion.
Gran numero de ninos han
quedado sin instruction. por
falta de local y de maestro.
De nuestro corresponsai

Octubre 3.-Tras penosa Y larga
enfermedad ha rendilo la lornada
de la vida el estimable caballero Sr.
Fernando Ball empleado de Ia central
"Ejemplo" Fl entierro verific6se por
el rito masonico asistiendo a q gran
numero de h.. h.. y representations
de todas las clases soeiales, pues el
fenecido habiase hecho acreedoi por
sus virtudes Y excelente trato al apre
clio y consideration del pueblo en- ge-
neral. Paz a sus restos y resignation
sus deudos.
Los estimables caballeros Fran
cisco Gonzalez Fagundo y Enrique
Rincon Plumey cablegrafian sus ia
miliares desde Estados Unidos mott
ciandoles su complete trlunfo en- los
examenes para Ia obtencion del tltu-
10 de abogados.
La aperture de las escuelas lie
vose a efecto con el mayor entusias-
mo La matricula Ell las graduadas
sumenta considerablemente, quedan
do sin clases regular numero de nlnos
por falta de local y maestro. 81 no
veno grado pasara al pueblo habien
do cedido nrestro Alcalde el salon q.
ocupa la biblioteca publica en- Ia que
ha de instalarse dicha clase compues
ia de veinte cinco alumnos Hace
falta I'm professor para el octave
grado. habiGndose solicitado va del
departamento no dudando llegara
muv pronto para normalizar asi 81
trabajo escolar. Las ruraies de Mon
tones, Teia y Boqueron estan por
cubrirse. Estos son barrios eycelen-
tes cuyos habitantes. estan muy lnte
resados porel desarrorllo de la instruc
cion, Sc solieitan aspirantes.
Ell circo franco-cubano esta OBJ
tenicndo grandes benefcios en- nues
ira ciudad. Los artistas son excelen-
tes y lag peliculas i cargo del popular
ArcelaY son de gran novedad. Clrcula
el rumor de que probablemente an
ties de diciembre tendremos teatro,
ohra que costeara con sus recursos
$inlpatico Y acaudalado l6ven muy "a
mlco nuestro.
Falleci6 aver Ia esposa del Lcdo.
Nadal Santa Coloma. Descans en-
raz Ia estimable dana y reciban
sus deudos nuestro pesame.
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4Artisticas coronas cubrian ell
rico feretro Y la concurren-
cia fue numerosa y distin-
guida.
Fl Lcdo. Juan Hernandez Lo-
pez, en- nOmbre de ia familis
del finado y del Colegio de
abogados, despidio elocuen-
temente ell duelO.

Manifestation elocuente de duelo
resulto la conducci6n a su Ultima
morada, de los restos del que fue
Lcdo. Luciano Ortiz Anton, falleci-
do en- esta ciudad cuvo acto Sc llev6
efecto el sabado. Nutrida concu-
: rrencia formo el cortejo fdnebre v
entire ella gran ndmero de abo.ados
de la ciudad y de la isla. Presidian ell
duelo el Sr. PARA Capo, ayudante
del gobernador v hermano politico
del fallecido, Toro Labarthe cunado,
el Consul de Espana por la colonia
espanola la que pertenecia el fina-
do. Lcdo. Juan Hernandez Lopez
presidente del colegio de abogados
y Lcdo. Garcia Cuervo tambien en-
representation del propio colegio.
Mas de 80 coronas cubrian el rico
feretro. En- la corte de distrito Sc sus-
pendio la session en- sehal de duelo. 4
soliitud del Lcdo. Soto Gras.
Ell clero parroquial con cruz alta
Y ciriales precedfa el cortejo flnebre
V mas de 300 personals Sc veian en-
Fl. Muchos oficiales del regimiento
de Puerto Rico concurri6 tambien.
Al llegar al sitio de costumbre des-
pidi6 el duelo hacienda una brillante
sentida oracion fdnebre el Lcdo.
Juan Hernandez Lopez. que hablo
en- nonbre de los familiares del fina
do del eolegio de abogados.
Al los deudos todos del que fu6
en particular su respectable seno-
IA Y radres ausentes en- Espaha estos
reiieFa La Correspondence" SUI /
mas sentido pesame tomando parte
en- SUI duelo.
Dos tengs en- su seno el alma del
nue abandono Ia vida en- su segunda
patria Puerto Rico. en- donde resi-
di6 largos ahos.
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Mo|pstias a Ia
concuTTencia
La policia va que no pnedan ha
cerlo los padres de tamilia,
debe evitar que algunos nj
nos, va grandecitos, molesten
a las damaS y caballeros que
concurren a la retreta

Bien que los ninos concurran las
retreats en- Ia plaza principal como
en- otro cualquiera sitio, pero no es
justo y no debe permitirse que CRU
pos de jovencitos que suelen If a la
plaza principal las noches de retreta
Sc dedlquen a molestar i los transe-
untes, damas y caballeros.
va que los padres de famllla en-
20 pueden evitar tales ocu-
rrencias la policfa debe tomar medl-
das para que los ninos que concurran
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Batiendo e| cobIe
en- Yauco'
En- un mitin republicano
hablo ''demasiado malo"
un orador.
Quiso defender tanto su.,.. ideal
que ell remedio resulto peor
que la enfermedad.
De nuestro corresponsaL

Octubre -.Antenoche Sc llevo
cabo en- Ia plaza Colon un meeting re
publicano en- el que hablaron varlos
varios oradores de esta poblacl6n. Is
tuvieron cen caracter'
Hablo un orador traido expresa-
mente para dicho acto. y el cual dllo
tanto que retrato de mano maestro al
candidate republicanc para alcalce,
en- su desmedido afan de quereA pre-
sentar como traidor a sus ldeales po-
iticos republican, al senor Catala,
candidate a Ia alcaldia por el paftl-
do coalioado dicidente En- 81 dis
curse quiso probar que estos no te-
nfan ningunna razon que aducn en-
favor de su separation del partldo re
publicano,y paraesto cito las Immune
rabies decepiones hechas a tlpor sus
correligionarios que le hahian colocs
do en- una situacion ml1v desalrada,
" ell una conferencia sostenida entire
eI v el ST.. Tomas Olivall Santonl en-
San Juan respecto de la proyeetada
ruptura de los lazos politieos q unian
este senior v a slls amigos con la dlrec-
cion republican, en- Yauco.
FL orador quiso dorar tanto la ac
tual administration que el remedlo
resulto peor que la enfermedad.
Fsta noche habra mitin del parti-
do yaucano en- la club de dicho partl-
do ven el Sc refutaran muchas de las
a6rmaciones hechas por el aludldo 9
rador que parece Sc concrete decn
todo cuanto lie favorecia pero q. sllen
clio 10 que en- mucho puede perludlcal
le.
Los republicanos despues del mi
tin y va dadas las diez, recorrleron
en- manifestation las GALES de la cll-
dad, estando como estan prohlbldas
dichas hestas despues de dlcha hora,
v 4 la caheza de ella, dando vlvas
nos aseguran iban varios maestros
i ql,ienese advertimos que doml-
nen I'm POGO SUI exaltacl5n polltlca
no sea que ella les lleve a fata les fras
casos, q. deben evltar y que nosotros
lamentariamos como puertonquenos
gu, sonos.
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De nuestro servicio cablegra6co.

Hew York, octlbre 4 Despa-
chos de Los Angeles informan que
tres personals han sldo detenidas en-
coneXion con Ia destruction con di-
namita del edificio del Times de
aquella ciudad.
Hew York, octubre 4.-Se dice
que el doctor Frederick A. Cook, el
tltulado descubridor del Polo Norte
Sc encuentra en- Londres donde est4
ocupado en- escrlbir dos libros en- los
cuales tratara Gle sll viaje y de 10 que
hizo en- el norte. Despues Gle concluir
su tarea literaria el doctor Cook vol
vera los Estados Unidos adonde
dara una serie de conterencias.
Hew York. octuhre 4 Mrs. Os-
car Turner, de Baltimore, en- su via
lie de regreso de Lucerne, Suiza, en-
el vapor Deutschland, dice haber per
dido un collar de brillantes valorado
en- $4,000, 10 cual participo a los
empleados de aduana de New York
New York, octubre 4. 1nforman
de Madrid que las demostraciones
catolicas en- las principales ciudades
Y pueblos de Espana el domingo pa
sado, Sc celebraron casi sin novedad.
En- San Sebastian, 10000 personas
tonaron parte en- Ia procession.
New York. octubre 4.-El numen
de muertos como resultado del nau-
fra gio de la lancha que llevaba a los
marineros a su buque en- el Rio Hud-
son ,alcanza a 90, y ademas hay -
marineros que no han sido encontra-
dos.
New York, octubre 4.-Con res
pecto al ataque de la policia de Ber-
lin contra La persona de Frederick
W. Vile corresponsal del Times de
New York, el presidente de Ia conf
sion de policia ha dicho que la mera
presencia de corresponsales en-
medic de Ia nuchedumbre durante
un motin, les calificaba de turbas
Mr.. Vile Sc confundio con Ia multi
tud y la policia lie considero como
uno de los perturbadores del orden.
Con la contestaci6n del presiden-
te de Ia comision de policia aleman,
quedara arreglado el incidente.
New York, octubre 4.-Segin
instrucciones recibidas del presiden-
te Henderson del Congreso Interna-
cional de prisiones, los delegados
han sido separados en- cuatro grupos
para considerar las sigu!entes cues
tones: La Lev criminal, la admins
TRACTION de prisiones. medios para la
prevention del crimen, Y dellncuen-
cias juveniles. Aver, el lepresentan-
te de Netherlands. Professor Simon
Van der Aa. pronuncio un dlscurso
muv interesante ante el congreso.
New York, oetuhre 1 I'll Homo
rable Michael DOYLE alcalde de Du-
bin, ha avisado al Post master Cie-
neral de Irlanda de las quejas de ese
pals contra la Lmea Ctmard, Ia cual
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-04
Principe Alberto hijo del actual Gar
de Bulgaria, su esposa hijos.

el estado de Romanf, segun opinion ia
cultativa, de gravedad.
En- el barrio "Nlameves" juris-
diccionde Ponce fueron sorprendidas
dos jugadas a 10 prohibido, siendo a.
rrestados S individuos.
Aver, EN- Puerta de Terra, calle de:
San Aeustin, parada Sc celebr6 un
meeting repblicano desde las GAS
hasta las lilo P. NJ. sin que ocu-
rricse distirbio alguno.
En- el barrio de Palo seco distrito
de Maunabo fud sorrendida una iu-
gada al monte, siendo arrestados
tres individuos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-04
Sc dec|aIaron cu|pab|es,

En- la mahana de hoy en- Ia corte
del distrito. session "a. Sc lie leyo Ia
acusacion fiscal a los individuoS Ju-
lio Garcia Delgado. Y Demetrio San
to acusado de escalamiento en- pri-
mer grado. en- Ia barberia america
na. Los Garcia Sc declaraon culpa-
bles Y Demetrio Santos inocente. Ell
Mercedes, el inez Gil dictard senten-
cia Il Jos Julio Deleado.
Sc leyemn como reinte acusacio-
mes por este delito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-04

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do oonsesuir IN sobierno para
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