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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
CALEDOA|AN PICNIC
LARGELY ATTENDED
TWO SPLENDID PROGRAMS
ARE RENDERED TODAY
BAH Game Yesterday Between Weston
and Athena Was Won by Home
Team by One Sided Score-PIay
Walla Walla Today.
Especial Correspondence. }

Athena, ore, May 20.-The second
day of the Caledonian picnic is at
tended by a much larger crowd than
Yesterday, many people from all over
the county and from Walla Walla be-
ing in attendance. The celebration
Is gining momentum every hour. The
day is filled to the brim with pro-
grams and events of various kinds
and literally there is something do
ing every minute"
Another splendid program was rem
dered this morning and still another
is in progress this afternoon. In ad-
dition the Athena and Walla Walla
ball teams are engaged in a hot strug-
gle, at the conclusion of which there
viii be real balloon ascension.
Yesterdays Game.
The ball game yesterday between
the local team and Weston resulted
in an overwhelming victory for the
nome lads. The score was is to 9
The Mountaineers were far up in the
air throughout and never had
chance although two pitchers and two
catchers were used up in the attempt
to cast an anchor. Frinck. the Athe-
ma twirler was the star of the game.
striking out sixteen men and clouting
out home run. ..
Last Nights Program.
The following excellent program
was rendered in the evening:
Bagpipe Selection .,,i.!:.
.......... Smith and Mcdonald
Vocal Solo ...... Miss Edna Gates
Song ............ Judge Hennessy
Bagplpe Solo ........... Mcdonald
Scottish Dance ................
Misses Williamson and Johnson,
Messrs. Smith and Goldman.
Vocal Solo. Mrs. Frank Ruckert
Bapgipe Duet. Mcdonald and Smith
Character Song Master Goldman
Scotch Reel ..................
Misses Williamson and Johnson,
Messrs. Smith and Goldman.
Tenor Solo ........... Miss Covach
Leopard Gets Mad.
Some excitement was caused YES
terday afternoon when the lady in
the wild animal show was playing
with an angry leopard which seized
her finger in its mouth and severely
laterated it before a man with
whip came to her rescue. Shortly
afterwards a leopard and a panther
engaged in a battle and the fur lit
erlly flew.
District Attorney Cameron of Port
land, one of the most popular Scots
In the state, was unable to attend the
celebration but sent the following tel
egram last night:
Had wseless that Scotch and Irish
have Athena but there are others
Sing Aud Lang Syne' for me-"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
ILLINOIS LEGISLNTURE
ADJOURNED THIS MORNING

Springfield, ILL.,, May 20.-After one
of the longest sessions on record the
47th session OF the Illinois legisla-
ture adjourned this morning. The
closing hours were enlivened by a
clash between both house and senate
over the ten hour day for women
which passed. The initiative, refer
endum, woman suffrage and the Ore
gon system of electing senators were
among the bills defeated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
WAR DEPARTMENT TO INVES-
TIGATE FTLIBUSTERING

Washington May 2O-The attempt
Of the Mexican government to extra
die General Pryce. held at san Di-
ego with 81 rebels on the charge of
llIlDustering, received a set back to-
Gay when the war department order
ed their release pending an investi-
cation whether or not they xiolate,
the neutrality law. The orders in
ciude all the federals imprisoned on
similar charges also.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
NEGRO LYNCHED
BY GEORGIA MOB

Swainsboro, Ga.-At II o'clock Sat
urday night, twenty minutes after
Deputy Wood, his victim, died. John
Mcleod, a negro, was dragged from
Emanuel county Jail and hanged by
body of men, orderly but determined.
The body was suspended from a tree
and ridded with bullets.
There was no excitement to speak
of. Hidden keys to the Jail were
found and the victim quickly strung
up. Following the lynching all par
ties disappeared. The identity of any
one is unknown. The coroner's in
quest, held Sunday, found death caus-
ed by unknown parties"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
Bulldogs on View.

New York, May 20.-One hundred
and fifty special prizes, in addition to
the trophies in the various classes,
were awarded today to the exhibitors
at the second annual open show of
the Bulldog Breeders association OF
America. The dogs We're placed on
view this morning in Murray Hill
Lyceum
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
GOVERNOR WILSON
ARRIVES AT SENTTI T.

Seattle. May 20.-Ahead of his
schedule, Governor Wilson arrived at
the depot at 6;l5 this morning. He
was met by Governor Hay and a few
select early risers All shook hands
and then climbed into the autos and
hurried to the Hotel Washington.
Wilson is getting tired of saying
that he is opposed to the recall of
judges and said so today. This after
noon lie and Governor Hay automo-
billed. Tonight he banquets with the
state democratic committee. Later
he addresses 4 massmeeting at
Dreamland rink and then at the Press
club
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
WILL PLATE COUGHED-UP PIN.
Woman viii Make Souvenir of Ar
ticlc That Impcrilcd Her Life.

Wilkesbarre, PA pin which Miss
Florence Barber of Lovetom, Wyom-
ing county. swallowed three months
ago and which caused her to be
patient at the Mercy hospital, in this
city for several weeks, was coughed
up by her while she was hanging pa
per in the kitchen at her home yes
terday.
An X-ray examination in the hos
pital showed the pin to be located Just
below the larnyx, but no operation
was performed and the young woman
returned home.
Miss Barber will have the pin gold
plated and preserved rs q souvenir.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
SWALLOWS COIN; DIES.
Tacoma Child Operated on Without

Tacoma.-Laura r. Ross. aged 3
years II months, only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert d. Ross 1911 South
Ninth street, died last night in Fam
ME Paddock hospital following an
operation to remove penny which
she had accidentally swallowed and
which lodged in the lower part of the
throat a physician was called as
soon as it was discovered she had
swallowed the coin yesterday and it
was decided the only hope of saving
the ch Ids life Was an operation, but
i failed to give the desired relief.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
DIETZ' ATTORNEY FILES
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL

Fon Du Lac, Wis, May 2O.-Attor-
neys for Diez, the Cameron dam de-
fender under life sentence for muir
der. today filed a formal motion for
retrial Cf the case. If the motion is
overruled. an appeal will be made to
the supreme court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
HILL DENIES INTENTION
OF BUILDING TO FRISCO

New York. May 20.--The denial Of
the story that ]. ]. Hill is planning an
invasion of California was made here
in Wall street Journal which says
that Hill vigorously denies and de-
clares that he has no intention OF ex-
tending his line south to San Fran
cisco.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
RevoIutionists Believe That
Armistice Is Only Another
Trick OF Diaz'
MADERO POSTPONES HIS
TRIP TO MEXICO CITY
Rebel Leader VIII Not Go TO Capital
Until La Barra Is Installed as Pres
dent-One Thousand Insurgents
Are Ready to Leave for chihuahua
at Any Time.

Juarez, May 2O.-"On to Chihua-
hua," is the word here today among
the insurrectos, who, despite the dec
larations of Madero and Judge Carba-
jail that peace is assured, expect fight
ing to be resumed after the cxpira-
ton OF the present armistice. The
rebels believe that Madero was halt
ed by Diaz' trick. They therefore
plan hard blow IL the fighting Is
started. The Mexican Central is be-
ing repaired. One thousand rebels
are ready to leave for Chihuahua any
time. Mdacro now announces that he
won't go to Mexico City until Senor
De Ia Barra is Installed as president.
IL is believed that the assassination
plot caused him 10 suddenly change
his mind.
Maderos Statement.
From the moment | received the
invitation of the government of Gem
eral Diaz that should go to the cap
ital of the republic with the object
of the treating for the establishment
of peace it appeared to me it would
be convenient IL I did not arrive in
Mexico City until such time as Senior
de la Barra had been installed in the
presidency With that idea in my
mind | was about to write a telegram
In reply. But it appeared to me that
to do such thing might be inter-
preted by General Diaz as lack of
confidence in him on my part. and
for that reason | accepted the invita-
tion without making any comment or
fixing any time for my departure.
THE one think that | did was to
prepare myself for the journey as
soon as 1t would be convenient. AZ
terwards 1t was indicated to ME that
the government OF General Diaz
thought as / did respecting the period
In which | ought to go to Mexico City,
SO it is possible for me to announce
definitely that l will not go to the
capital until Senior de la Barra shall
have been placed in power.
(Signed.)
"FHANCISCO /. MADERO, JR."
More Ammunition Arrives.
Juarez. May 20.-Up to last night
Madero fully intended to go to Mex
leo City without guards. Today the
indications are that peace Is not yet.
Two freight cars filled with ammuni-
ton arrived today and more is en-
route. ..t.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
PREDICTS TAFT
WILL BE REELECTED

New York, May 20.-Just
previous to sailing for England
for a motoring trip, Charles
Taft predicted that William
would be reelected. He said
everything indicates that Taft is
favorite among the business
men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
VANCOUVER HAS $4,000
FIRE EARLY THIS MORNING

Vancouver, r. c.. May 20.-A fire
this morning practically destroyed the
shipping sheds of the Pairce lumber
company with contents. The loss is
$4,000. Defective wiring was the
cause of the conflagration.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
WALSH
MAY BE PAROLED

Leavenworth, Kans., May 20.
"A parole signed by President
Taft is reported to be enroute
here for Banker Charles Walsh,
OF Chicago. serving 15 years
for fraudulent use of the mails.
His son has been here consult
Ing with his father. The son is
now at home. A friend is wait
ing 1t is said for the fathers
release.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
Pigeon Flights.

Milwaukee, Wis, May 20.-Under
the auspices OF the American Racing
Pigeon union. a hundred-mile Off
ficial race from Maxomanie, Wis, will
be held tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
Ways and Means Committee
of House Arrives at Decision
Early Today
TO PLACE BILL BEFORE
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS SOON
House Democrats Send Ultimatum TO
Senate That Unless Latter Votes
Favorably on Wool Schedule They
VIII Keep Congress i'm Session all
Summer

Washington, May 2O.-The ways
and means committee of the house
today decided to cut the wool duties
i'm halg. Committee began immedia-
tely drafting the bill which will be
placed before the democratic caucus.
Sends Uldmatum to Senate.
simultaneously with the announce
ment that the committee had decided
to cut the wool duties in half the
house democrats sent an ult'matun?
to the members of the senate that un-
less the senate votes favorably on
the wool schedule bills, the demo-
Gratis won't agree to a recess but will
Keep the congress in session all sum-
mer. Speaker Clark and Chairman
Underwood believe that they have
overcome the powerful influences IA
voring free wool. At present IL cent
duty is proposed to be cut to five
cents, with fifty per cent reduction
on manufactured products.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
PIERPONT MARGAN COMMENTS
ON STANDARD OIL DECISION

London, May 2O,-Pierpont Morgan
here today made his first comment
on the standard Oil decision. He said:
THE recent tone of the American
market shows that the decision is cor
rect,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-20
5000 Is DISGORGED.
by Gypsy Girl-Pays Man Money Sh,
I,,. lni IL.

bN NINsN UITI-PNNS Nan Money She
Got by Clairvoyant Fraud.
Des Moines, Ia.-Nellie Lee alias
Maude Trewer, the gypsy, chsrged
with defrauding John Huser of Des
Moines out of $4,000 while working as
cairvoyant, yesterday approached
Huser in the court room and handed
him $4,000 in cash. She then pleaded
guilty to obtaining money by false
pretenses and paid a fine of $500 and
costs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-24
CAMARA De OELEGAOOS
IA SESSION EXTRAORDIN ARIA
Pr0testa contra el bill Olmsted
del SenadO

Diaz, que pronunci6 nn discurso tan
elocuente como energico combatiendo
la tOtaIidad de las enmiendas, intro
ducidas por ell Senado al bill Ohnsted.
censuro enfaticanente ell hecho de
que estando ell bill Olmsted informado
favorabl blemente por el comite del Sena
do, no obstante el dinero de ''Wall
Street, consigui6 que el bin volviera
nJIevam'enfe al comite con ell eXclusi
vo objeto de que f,rera enmendado au
mentando el numero de acres; es decir,
-decla ell seIlor Diaz Navarro-que 10
que no pudleron Iograr Las reiteradas
peticiones justas del pueblo de Iuer
to Rico, ha sido labor facil para los
mercaderes de "Wa1l Steet -
A continuation publicamos ell cable
grama en- que cristaHz0 Ia discussion an
terror.
Cable dirigido d los senores Presi
dente Senado, Presidente Camara Ba
ia, Comlsionado senor Larrlnaga:
La Camara de Delegates de Puerto
Rico protesta con todo respeto pero
con la mayor energfa, contra la enmien
da acordada por el Senado en- la secci6n
del Bill Olmsted atnnentado el nllme
70 de acres de corporaciones agrlcolas,
pues la isla quedaria Ell manos de esias
COrDOracjonpS
Acto seguldo regres6 a la Camara
la comisl0n del 'Speaker' senior de
Diego, senior Georgetti y Mr. Marvin,
que en- La session extraOrdinaria fIlG de
signada por la Asanblea para visitar
al gobernador de Puerto Rico.
TEL senor de Diego ocupo la presiden
cla y dl0 euenta del resuYtado de La en-
trevista manifestando que ell goberna
dor habla prometid0 informar favo~a-
blemente, por cable, los deseos del Pue
bio de Puerto, condensados en- La reso
lucion de la Camara.
Esta noticia fle acogida con un aplau
so, tributado al gobernador Cotton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-24
Il BLOQUE0' De UNA COMARCA
Necesidad de un camino

poderlo hacer una carreta LENA dc ga
ma, para Nevarla a moler.
no es cualquier cosa 10 que alli
Sc va a perder, son cuatro mil tonela
das de canas 1. 81 no Sc les busca salida
por alguna parte, sc pudriran sin ir
a la Central, porque, materialmente, no
hay por donde Ilevarla.
las calatrO mil toneladas de ca
ma hay que sumar ell cafe que sc picrda,
ahora que tiene buen precio, ahora que
Ell agricultor pudiera indemnizarse en-
algo de la prolOngada crisis de doce
amos, y, precisamente, cuando esta re
iatlva compensation lie Hega, ha de
yer con desesperaci6n infinita que el
bloqueo en- que lie deja la falta abso
luta Gle Was de COMMUNICATION, le conde
na perder Ia cosecha irremisibler,en
te.
! Otro tantO acOntece con los frutos
memories; mayor es ell peligro aun, mas
lnminente La necesidad de buscarle 81
Ida, porqne son de menos resisten.
cla. \ por todO este, y por las diff
cultades de todo genero que Sc les pre-
sentan a aquellos vecinos, para hacer
vida clvlllzada, pOr la ruina que he's
amaga, pOr la miseria que sc les viene
| enclma, pOr tantas razones como bay
para que Sc les atienda, para que ST.
| les escuche, para que Sc les satisfa "a
va que plden tan POGO. es de msticia
| que ei cOmisonado del interior aue ha
| v1sto la lnutllidad de aquel camino. to
me a sn cargo la Immediate termination
del mlsmo, puesto que asi 10 demanda
| La vida de tOda una comarca, Que SO
! ria Ia prlmera victima de las Obras del
riego, cuando tan poca costa puedc
| sa1varse
Y hay que ten'er en- cuenta que 4 los
| colonos a los propietarios de dioIlo ba
RHO, Sc les ha aumentado In tasaci0n
| recientemente al tipo que pagan los
vnclnos de la parte llama, que estsn
a la orilla de la carretera de Arroyo 4
Patillas y tienen ademas una via fcrro
viaria
Esto, verdaderamente, clama al Gle
| 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-24

En- La semana pasada ha estado ira
bajamdo en- San juan, cerca del gober
nador del Comisionado del interior
una comisi6m de agricultores del barrio,
Marin, en- la Jurisdiction de Patillas.
Dicha comisi0n que ha realizado un
plausible trabajo de information cerca
de los .poderes p1blicos y que estaba
formada por los senores don Fructuo
so Garcia y don Jaime Escanellas,
regres0 ell domingo al barriO Marin,
no sin exponer antes de manera cir
cunstanciada ante el gobernador ell
comisionado del anterior, la serie de
perjuicios, de incontables perjuicios
que viene sufriendo la comarca entera,
por carecer de un camino para sacar
sus frutos: la cana, ell cafe, los frutos
memories, que tambien hay muchos EN-
la jurisdiction bloqueada.
Los colonos del barrio Marin, tenian
un camino, que no era muy buenO, pc
70 que ntilizaban para llevar la caiia
q la Central Fantauzzi. Con motive
de las desdidhadas obras del riego, ell
camino en- question queda en- los terre
nos que han de ser invadidos por las
aguas, y a los cobonos Sc les ofreci6,
a cambio del que ten1an, otro camino
para conducir sus frutos.
Con esa condici6n unicamente, 20
drlan ceder los colonos del barrio Ma
rim, la 1nica via que les daba comini
cacion con el resto de La isla.
Era para ellos question de vida 8
muerte, ell que Sc les diese lrn camino,
va que el antique por ellos utilizado
habla de quedar sumerjido en- el gran
deposito de las aguas del riego.
Y el camino sc les di0. l,iejor di
cho: Sc les do Ell trazado del camino,
mas amplio, mas c6modo, mas moder
no; Sc les di6 el alcantarillado, que es
una obra maestro, per0 ese camlno es
ia sin atrmar, sin ell mas Ieve afirma
do, Sc ha cogidO la terra de las esca
vaciones y Sc ha echado ALI, y como
en- aquella region son frecuentlsimas las
lluvias, ell camino dejadO q medic ha
Ger Sc tha convertible en- un pantanO, en-
un fangal, por el que no puede pasar
nj una calesa, y mucho menos ha de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-24
Liga and'ubercu|Sa
NUEvlAS CoNFERENClAS

Sc han hccho arrerlos para snyiIr So
g7iido pm reprrsensaHie por IN isia. des
tinado exclusivamenie dirigir unz
campaha educativa dando eonferenciax
sobre Ia tuberculosis. AIS cauSsa. meia
dos de prevenirlas calrarlas. cxhibi-u
do viStas csfereopfiras y distribuyer,slo
foIletos accrcs d. ella For cssox me
diOs, t0dos los babIiAnies be- Ia isla pue
den penetrarse dc 10 que 80 esa eDfer
medad Una .Iunts Auxiliar a. sriio
ras So organize on j mes d. Julio psS.s
do para ayudar on los porncnoroS ,!ei
sanatOrio Esfa .Iunfa csii Fo-nsda
por vcinte scnoras de san Juan. ~ ss-
norita Cotton como preSidcuta. IN so
nora Drew Carrcl como srcreiaria la
scnora Kennedy como fs-sorera. Esia
Iunta ha heasho un valio<isiuo trabaio
Sc ha couslderado como una impari ants
slma adpiisiei6D Aciualfncntc hssy J9I
micmbros en Ia liga y 80 'nUnicipaIiIa
des con c8rsicicr de miembroS eoleetivoss
10 que parcce. feniendo On euouis ~
gran n1lmcro dc habiiantcS d. Pufrfn
Rico. una eifr7, muy pcIueiia. Todo ~
pueblo debicra intcrcsarsc en- este gran
avance hacia cl meioranicnto dr ias
condirioncs SanItarIas Be In isla d. piser
10 Rico tendenic la segiridad 3 salad
dc sls irabitanies. Purs - no hay INT .rts.
por partc DC tojos. los rcsuliatos tar
daran murho IN alrlnzHrvr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-24
q suceso de anOchc

Anoche las nneve. ocnrri6 AN cen
sible aecidcnte On Ia parsda cinco 9 roe
dia, en- Pucrta de TERRA.
III carro electrico n,irnero n ~xtra
pe5 al seiior Rafael NonfeSinoS. dc -
senta Y cinco sfios de cdsd. produeisn
dole variaS confIIsiones On II roSiru. era
ej brazo izqriierdo On una rodiIIa
SegiIn nuestros iuformes II heeh@
ocurri6 dc Ia mansra siguients. Pa
monentOs que ~ apesba del earro Il
senior Montcsinos. el conductor toe6 n
timbre, 81 nOtoris;a di1 Marcia, seham
do rodar pOr Fl sueIo al referido ess
ballcro, II cual recibij las eontsisioucs
que sefialaznos
Fue conducido al essarto dc soeorro<.
dondc fue asistido De prinera iuisn-i.pra
por el practicanie senior Llalger.
Llamamos sobre clio, Ia ateuci6n dc
la compaiiia; los conductorcs necexiiau
hJarse cuanio - apuan dc los csrrux
cabalIeros . sehoras dc edaJ. pues nc 60
possible tengan Ia sVili5al y dcSireza A..
los IOvrncs-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-24

Cuando Sc puso en- debate La reso-
luci0n de la Camara sobre la Resolu
ci6n que publicamos aver, ell delegado
DOT Guayama, doctor Mufoz Diaz, pre-
sento una moci6n que defendio amplia
mente, para que sc proteste por la ga
mara de la enmienda introducida por
ell Senado al bill Olmsted, aumentan
do a cinco mil los acres de terreno que
puedan poseer las .corporaciones agrl
colas.
Ell senior Georgetti, delegado pOr San
Juan, combati0 Ia proposition del doc
Tor Muhoz Diaz, y a peticion del Sc
nor Coll y Cuoh1, qued6 sobre la mesa
la moci6n para seguir discutiendola en-
la session de la tarde.
Ell "Speaker" dejo la presidencia al
senior Georgetti, descendi6 a los esca
nos pronunci6 la oraci6n parlamen
taria mas hermosa Y vibrante que ha
salido de sus labios
Del discurso grandilocuente del llus
ire orador unionista hemos dido hacer
unanimes elogios. Sc aplaude por to
dos, republicanos y unionista, y GUAM
tos tienen inter6s afectos en- Ell .,ais.
No renunciamos a publican el hermo
sisimo discurso del gran orador puer
torriqueilo, y por clio no damos deta
lies
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-24
SESSION DE LA TARDE

Ell delegado por San Juan, don Car
los Ma. Sober, consume un turno en- pro
Gle la mocion, y redacta ell cablegrana
de protesta que despues de algunas en-
miendas, acuerda la Camara elevarlo
al Presidente del Senado y al cornisio
residente.
En- este debate intervinieron, ade
mas del senior Soler y ell doctor Munoz
Diaz, los seilores Benitez Castafio ell
delegado por Guayama, don Herminio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-24
In hombTe heTido

En la tartle del 21 del c0rriente ocr.
RHO ed signlente hechO en- Coamo.
Tito Zayas, 1laqurnista de la fabrica
Gle hielo de Don Domingo E1nanuelli,
recrblo un golpe de la vodanta de I'm mo
tor Gle gasollna que lie fracture ell brazo
derecflo y lie ocasiOn0 varias contusiones
en- La cabeza, siea,tlo conducido al Hospi-
tai Municipal. Ell hecho res1lt6 casual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-24
In cIimen en- Arecibo

En- la noche del % de corriente, Nj
colasa de Arce fue morta]mente herida
por Maria Olmeda, ambas mujeres de
vida airada, falleciendo Ia Arce al ser
curada EN- la sala de socorros La agre-
sora fue arrestada FL fiscal entiende en-
el asunto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-24

~ sibado en- SanLnr,e IN In carr,as-
ra. Iaraia -. las - ~ autonus
No. 3l2 gliiado por 81 duciiO Sr. y. p.
Pr,S'otty. Idacsi NJ. y. ebOc,j ,spn II "a
rro tirado por eabail,-s que condHcia
Francisco Topper. Casstrp rrcii,ij una
confusion cn Ia eal'c1a que " prsxIuIs, In
lIanta ,lel carro en que lbs montarIs ~
automOvil salIo cun ID eic de lssS rlrr,Ias
dclanterss II frrsn0 ,Io,sasia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-24

En Santa Isabel al ser sacado aI patio
para banarlo ell demente recluido cn In
carcel municipal Ramon Rivera. fuc alta
cadO por una nOvilla destinada 4 In ma
tanza p1blica, recibiendo una herida yra
we que le intereso los pumoncs Su cs-
tadO cs grave.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-24
NOTICIAS

tista Rivera y Gerardo Rivera por HERR
gravemente Manuel Castillo, en- un
bale que sc celebraba In nocle del s;i-
bado 1ltimo en- ell barrio BartoIo cslSsi Je
Antonio Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-24

Fin la tarde de % del corrientc, Tomas
PaStrama nfri6 dos heridaS graves co1
I'm machete Federico Ayala, sicn,lo
arrestado. Ell hecho ocurri0 en- Manati
La misma tarde fueron arrestadas cII
Ia carretera. por la fuerza del Distrlio.
nueye personals pOr jlego prohibido