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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31
Work Train Jumps Track.

Nutley, y. J.-Sour men were killed
and several others seriously injured near
West s.usley Sunsl-y afternoon. when an
Erie construction train jumped the track
and dashed into .he midst Of a gang OF
track repairers who had stepped aside 70
let the train paSs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31
TRY BANK OFFICIALS.
Forty-Nine Cases Are Pending Against
Jasper County Man

Heidelberg-A large number of cit
irens, including every merchant in town,
has been summoned to Paulding to cir
cult court on August to testify in the
forty-nine cases pending against the for
mer jasper County Bank officials. IL is
thought that the defense viii make an
effort TO have these cases continued, as
they have had no witnesses subpoenaed
10 date
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31
weut wading-rhree Drown

Monroe. La--.trlt YearwOod, aged Il;
Mary tsxning aud Rosa Lee Murphy.
each ~ years Old. we're drowned in the
OrIaehita river At Longtown. "a miles
from herr They were wading and
stepped of into desp water. to De
swept away By the current.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31
DIR. MAcGRuDER DIES.
He Was One of Mississippi's Foremost
Educators.

Starkville-Dr. J. W. MacGruder. pro-
fcssor of English and vice-president of
the Agricultural and Mechanical College,
died here.
DR.. MacGruder was one of the best
known men in Mississippi and had done
much for the education of the youth in
the state. He had reached the age of 20
years, and his death was due to the in
firmities of old age and heart affec-
tion. He served the Agricultural and
Mechanical College IS consecutive years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31

The Dentist-You have very good
teeth. madam. How have you pre-
served them so well?
The Victim in the chair-Ugh.
Il say. what do you use on yosr
teeth" -
ugh. Ugh"
when were they last nlled,"
"Ughi" .s. ~.
1T doesn't hurt you. does it,
Ugh, UGH"
Madam, IL you don't keep your
mouth shut. III never be able to f,ll
this tooth"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31
lrianee Tries !. Saw. Him.

: Canton. 0.--CarIton Truman, Cieves
land, Was drowned in Congress lake,
near here, Monday, and his fiancee, Miss
Helen Tilden OF Canton, also lost her
life in .. vain effort to save him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31

Gordon. go to bed this ninutel-
commanded Gordon's mother.
Nav. won't," declared Gordon.
What! Is that the way to speah
to your mother?" A
Il beg your pardon. mother, meant
to say. No. ma'am. ] don't intend
to-"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31
Theater Floor Falls.

Marietta, O.-Several hundred persons
we're thrown into a heap, and two were
seriously injured saturday night. when
the center section OF the floor OF the
Airdome Theater collapsed under l,OoC
persons ard fell ~ ieet.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31
One Killed in Wreck.

Allentown. Pa.-one man lost his life
and 90 persons were more or les sse'i-
ousIy injured IN a 6cable wreck On the
LehI.h Flliey Ralroad At Roeki1,e. Is
miles north OF this city. early Saturday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31

Jacksonville secretary of the prison
board has received notice that Bruce
Dudley. negro convict, and Branch
Pullam, coIored, managed to escape a
few day ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31
Home for couyalescents.

New York.-The ~iR of Mrs. Anna
Moore, filed for probate, provides $780,.
600 to establish home for GONZALES
cents to be named in memory of her
husband. lie late James !.Eo:y Moc.s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31
ARSON IS CHARGED.

Twelve Members of the Alleged arson
Trust" Gang Are Indicted
Chicago.-Indictmsnts against Il al
legged members Of the arson trust" xere
returned Monday.
Joseph Fish. head Of the firm o; yo-
seph Fish a Co, public fire insurance
adjusters, was named in true bills which
charged arson. burning to defraad. cor
spirsey 70 obstruet public Justice and
acerssory after the fact.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31
PITTSBURGH NEAT FAMINE.
Prices Are Thres to Six Cents highss
Thaa Year ago.

Pittsburgh, Pa Pittsburgh faces not
only the highest prices but the most Sc
rious meat fa.sine in the city's history.
Prices of veal, sirloin, tenderloin, NUT
ton and lamb are from three to SIX
cents higher than at this time las. year.
Pork as yet has not risen. Shortage
OF cattle is blamed for the advance in
prices.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31

Washington.-Seuator Bacon Of Geor.
gia Monday took the oath as the first
United States senator elected by direct
vote Of the people.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-07-31
Writ Adams Improves.

Jsckson-Hon. Writ Adams, state rev
enue agent, who has been seriously i'll for
several weeks, continues TO show steady
improvement.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
DARROW PLACED IN
TRIAL once MORE
FAMOUS ATTORNEY FOR LABOR
LEADERS FACES JURYs FOR
SECOND TIME IN A YEAR.

Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 20.-Clar-
ence S. Darrow, lawyer. author. union
labor advocate and defender Of lobar
leaders accused Of serious crimes.
was placed on trial today for the sec
ond time on charge Of having ST.
tempted to corrupt a jury in the Mo
Namara case.
After trial lasting nearly al last
summer, Darrow was acquitted o.
having bribed George N. Lockwood.
talesman called IN the trial Of james
B. Mcnamara, now serving lifa SEN
tence at San Quentin penitentiary
for blowing up the Los Angeles
Times building. Today the lawyer
was put on trial on the charge Of
having bribed Robert p. Bain, the
first chosen in the same case.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
SURETY IS NDT SUFFICIENT
TOO MANY sTIRuLATIoNs ARE
MADE BY PERSONS WHO
SIGN THE DOCUMENT
RYAN MAY GET OUT SOON
BAIL FOR THE PRESIDENT or
THE IRON WORKERS WILL
BE SECURED AT ONCE.

Chicago, Jan, 2O.-The 100000
bonds rendered IN behalf Of Eugene
Clancy Of San francesca were not ap-
proved by the court because of objec-
tions made BY District Attorney Mil
Ter, who prosecuted the union leaders
in the indianapolis dynamite con-
spiracy trial. The bail was declar-
ed insufficient because the liability
of each surety was limited by stipula-
ton, and for other reasons.
1t was believed that the bail for
Frank M. Ryan, president of the iron
workers union. and the two other
Chicagoans under sentence MAY oe
perfected IN few days.
Bonds for $4,000 we're also present
ed for william Reddin of Milwaukee,
who is under d three years sentence.
These also yin be investigated by the
government
Bonds foa the release Of w. Bert
Brown and William j. Mccain Of Kan
sas City. coAyicted in Indianapolis
ez spsra1 q aohneciion with the
illegal transportation of dynamite,
were approved by the United States
circuit court of appealss here today.
The men will be released from the fed
eral prison at 4eavenworth in few
days pending the appeal Of the cases.
The bonds werd $4,000 in each case.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
COMMITTEE HEARS THE
SAME Old NARRATIVE
REPRESENTATIVES, OF VARIOUS
INDUSTRIES OBJECT TO
TARIFF REDUCTION.

Washington, Jan. SO.-R Tynei
smith Of Baltimore, testifying before
the ways and means committee Of the
house, today asked for uniform rate
Of 20 per cent advalorem on pineap
rles. He claimed that under the
present law, imposing higher rate,
the Hawaiian pineapple packers had
nearly and would soon entirely secure
a monopoly Of the trade in pineapples
to which sugar is added. Durkee, Of
New York, for the American Spice as
sociation, wanted the present tariff
on spices to remain r w. McCor-
mick Of Baltimore, contended that a
prohibitive rate on spices should be
maintained for protection against im-
pure food products from abroad
Representative Broussard of Louis
lana, W. B. Dunlap Of Beaumont,
Texas. president Of an association Of
rice producers in Texas, Louisiana
and Arkansas. anu 5. L. Breaux Of
New Orleans, wanted the present tar
if maintained to protect rice grow
ers against labor Of the Orient.
Breaux and member Of the commit
tee argued over the comparative need
Of duties on rice and sugar Finally
Representative Longworth asked.
What would be the effect on
louisiana Of making rice and sugar
free Of duty2"
III the effect is 80 serious az % an
uihlIafe the rice and sugar business,
then Louisiana would be ~ eondi'
llon Of distress fneh aa haa not oe
afrea since lhr elyil aar" said The
wIinaHs
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
Man ADMITS Being
A BANK ROBBER
CHARLES CLARK, ARRESTED IN
PUEBLO, TELLS or OKLA
HoMA THiEVERY

Pueblo, Colo, Jan. 20.--A young
man arrested here under the name OF
Charles Clark confessed in police
court today that he is wanted in Ok
lahoma for six bank robberles includ-
ing the Claremore State bank on NO
vember /, 1912. Clark says his right
name is Homer Richards and that as
Richards he was member Of gang
Of bank robbers In Oklahoma Rich
ards was supposed to have been
killed at Cheyenne. Okla. on January
10 In a street duel with Sergeant
Talbot.
Clark Or Richards was arrested
here for beating bis wife. but IL court
today they admitted thoy we're not
married The woman said she wol
Amy lInrfion 81 nufeka SPRINGS.
Afk qhe poIiaa of qnlaa. 0kla hage
laiu pullfied
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
Flame Of War May again
Break Oyf in fl5e Balkans
CAN
WITHSTAND A
siege

London, Jan. 2O.-The BuIgariaas
have now discovered that they have
been completely misled in regard to
the conditions prevailing in the be-
leaguered Turkish fortress Of Adrian.
ople and have consequently decided
that a prompt change in their policy
is necessary.
Two weeks ago they were informed
that the fail Of the fortress could be
expected hourlg, but a recent coun-
Gil Of war held at Mustapha Pasha
under the presidency OF King Ferdi-
nand, came to the conclusion that
shukri Pasha, the Turkish command.
er in Adrianople, had been able to
economic the supplies in the fort
ress to such an extent tnat the garrl-
son would be able to resist perhaps
for several months more.
shukri Pasha, it appears, deluded
the Bulgarians by means OF faisa "a.
ports spread by supposed deserters
who reached the Bulgarian lines
drawn around the cry.
The commanders of the Bulgarian
forces now know the truth and Bull
garia has determined to force a
speedy solution, so as to put an end
to the heavy expenditures and per
NIT the men under arms. who com
prise virtually the whole Of the able
bodied male population Of Bulgaria
to return to agricultural work 9th
erwise It is thought the next harvest
will be lost.
The next meeting Of the amhassa
doris Of the European powers fsns
British forelen office has been bast
poned until wednesday, owing e the
absence from town Of two Of the aa4
The Servians have de-
cided to present tomorrow to the
powers a memorandum which they
have drafted detailing their intention
in regard to territsriaI adjustment
arising out Of the war. Serxia win
ask to be permitted to occupy perma-
nently the eastern part Of the district
If Novipazar bordering on the Ger
man frontier, and also the entire re-
zion eastward from the river prin
o Lake Orchida, as well as the fort
'ess Of Monastir which the SerVzan
roops captured from the Turks at-
er a severe fight.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
ALLIED nations
GIVE TURKEY
ULTIMATUM

London, Jan. Bulgaria, Servio
and Montenegro today presented an
ultimatum to Turkey giving the Otto
man government IA days in which to
make a favorable reply to their de-
mands. according to dispatches from
Constantinople
Full power to declare the resump-
tion of hostilities against Turkey was
telegraphed today to Or. S. Daneff,
leader of the Bulgarian delegation,
and his colleagues by the Bulgarian
premier, J. S, Guechoff, who told them
to exercise it whenever in their opin-
ion further peace negotiations be-
came useless.
The representatives Of the Balkan
allies will therefore directly notify
General savoff. the Bulgarian com
mandier-in-chief, that the armistice
has ended as soon as it becomes ap-
parent that there is no hope Of the
peace plenipotentiaries reaching a
mutual agreement. Hostilities will
commence four days afterward
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
FIIDO
LOSES HIS JOB
GASOLINE IS REPLACING DOG
MEAT IN POPULARITY AS
SAUSAGE sTUFFiNc.

Chicago, Jan. 20-0perations Of
the alleged arson ring and the in.
genuity employed BY Its members in
arranging incendiary fires were dis
closed to States Attorney Hoyne
when he resumed his investigation Of
the case today.
In one fire under investigation It is
said score or more sausage skins
filled with gasoline were ptrug on
wires to start the blaze. These "gaso-
line sausagea" exploded and spread
tho flames.
Ten witnesses we're examined b
the states attorney to-day, II "a 81
peoied ihe eese wlii hea FAzHeniea &
lhe grand iuYf ihe lat q iAla week
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20

Washington, Jan. 2o-A national
park In the Rocky mountains In Colo
rado in the vicinity o1 Longs Peak.
including the valley known as Estes
park, the continental divide and the
mountain ranges nearby. is recon.
mended to Secretary Of the Interior
Fisher BY R B. Marshall, chief geo.
grapher Of The United States geologic.
a survey. who has JUST concluded a
detailed examination of tie reslon
i.r. Mafalall suggests thal & De aail.
ed the Rocky Mountain Nallaaal
~the feeiQp as aH hsHllfHI auE
e ~ 3pana a ne United
sasa sE hal
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Washington, Jam Senate; Con
vened at noon.
Began consideration OF conference
report on immigration bill.
Pensions for Spanish war veterans
widows were advocated before pen
sions COMMITTEES at hearing on Crago
bill already passed by the house.
House; Confened at noon.
Considered legislation on unanimous
consent calender
Usage Indian lands investigation was
befordinterior department ex.
penditures committee.
Tariff revisions on agricultural
schedule were begun by ways and
means committee.
Currency reform committee post
poned its hearings until Tuesday
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
rAEr ro RgcEIvE DELEeATGs

Washington, D. O., Jan 20.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Taft win give an after
noon tea and reception at the White
House on Wednesday to the delegates
and ladies attending the first annual
convention Of the Chamber Of Com
merce Of the United states. The con
vention. which is to discuss numer-
GUS matters pertaining to the relations
of business to legislation, will begin
its sessions tomorrow with an attend
ance Of delegates representing com
mercial bodies throughout the country.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
NIXON coNTEs1 oRoPPEp.

Denver, Jan. 2O.-The Colorado
senate today postponed indefinitely
consideration Of the resolution fixing
January % for holding joint session
to consider the claims of ]. c. Nixon
progressive, to the office Of lieuten-
ant governor. The position was taken
that Nixon should nave presented his
claims at the joint session neld soon
after the legislature convened to can
vass the ve.e Of state executive Of
ficers.
After a brief session this morning
both houses adjourned to attend the
National Western Livestock show.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
rurklah shIna sInk

Athens, Greece, Jan. 20,-A Greek
officer. who participated in the naval
hattie betwees Greek and Turkish
fleets off the Dardanelles on Saturday
ond who closely followed all the in
cidents Of the fight, said that during
the pursuit of the Turkish war vessels
by the Greeks, the battleships Khyer-
Ed-Din Barbarossa and Torgut Relish
slackesed speed and showed list to
starboard He thinks the battleships
sank.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
THOMAS TAKES OATH.

washington, Jan. 2O.-Colorado
now has two United States senators
for the first time since the death of
Senator Charles ). hughes in 1911.
Former Governor George H. Thomas
was today sworn in as a senator from
that state to fiji the unexpired term.
His credentials were presented by
Senator Guggenheim The senate
also received the new credentials Of
William Alden Smith Of Michigan,
who was reelected last week.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
Cruiser Takes Cool

Port asid, Jan. POT Turkish
cruiser Hamidieh, which arrived here
on Saturday morning, sailed today for
the Red sea, after taking on board
100 tons of coal, which wos all the
authorities would allow her.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20

tative Sullivan, of the republicans and
on behalf of both factions, an agree
ment was finally made to adjourS
with all motions pending as they
were at that time until o'clock this
afternoon
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20
TAFT AT YALE
afternoon

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 2O-Presi-
dent: vt, upon his arrival here with
Mrs. T I and Mrs Moore, was met
by his6 sA Charles, and by Professor
Henry hmery Of the Yale foculty
The D knt went at once to the
uniyersi administration building for
the orHdfa1ion meeting. Mrs Taft
and her sSer went to hotel to in
spect the auite which is being made
ready for the family's occupancy when
the presi eiAt takes up his duties
as Kent lessor of law.
AIRS. Taf pIanned to visit sew
eral hoiise when have been Offered
fof. a anenG residence.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20

Latent Ability is Often
Discovered BY Hard
Work
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-20

q .nIINaea on ~ ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-25
La farsa de
una revuelta
NOTAS DE VENEZUELA.

Un distinguido venezolano residente
en- esta capital, nos ha mostrado una
carta de la QUE son los parrafos siguien-
teS:
La revoluci0n de Coro fue una "far-
sa enOrme": Lazaro Gonzalez, de acuer-
do con Gomez, hizo un fake de subleva-
ci6n y las envio los castristas de auui la
senal cOnvenida; estos Sc fueron todos
Clpriano Castro, por alguna circunstan-
cha desconocida hasta ahora, no fu6 la
trampa y sc ignora donde esta q La fe-
cha. Cansado de esperar, Lazaro Sc qui-
to la mascara al fin, prso presos a todos
los infelices aquellos y va los pasaron
para ell castillo
Entire tanto Gomez reuniendo un gran
ejercito, Dictator y en- campafla, acan-
tonado en- Maracay, donde diariamente
hay jugadas de gallos m1sca etc. etc..
iParece mentira Castro, con este
inexperado fin burlesco y rid1culo niue
re politicamentey pero que decir de un
gobierno que incurre en- tales infamias,
pone en- zozobra a todo un pueblo, decla-
ra la dictadura y hace morir q unos
cuantos pobres diablos para llevar q ca
DO esta gigantesca comedia ?"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-25
Del amor rornantico...

Por no dejarlos de haber de todas
clases, aver Sc intento un sJricidlo cuyC
m0vil fu6 ell del mas exagerado amor
rOmantlco..
Antonio Monge, hombre de gran
sensibilidad de coraz6n por 10 que Sc
We. llevaba 1ntimas relaciones amoro-
sas con Maria Ortiz, una agraciada mIi-
ier que no tiene tan limpios como pll-
diera eXigir un moralista, los papeles
de SUI vida privada, y hasta p1blica.
Aquella, 4 causa de una denuncia con
ira ella formulada, fue reclu1da en- la
carcel a cumplir una sentencia it'll
puestale por la Corte de Justicia
Y he aqu1 que anoohe, en- la soledad
de SUI habitaci0n, radicada en- La calle
de los Obreros, barrio Gandul, su des-
graciado amante, no pudiendo sufrlf
aquella la verguenza que ell delitO
por su querida cometido representaba
decidi0 poner fin a sus desventuras
marchandose al otro mundo.
Para lograr este prop6sito, Antonio
Sc tomo una dosis de alcohol fenico
aunque no tan fUerte como para en-
prender ell viaje 4 la eternidad sin mo-
lestia alguna. El t6xico no hizo e]
efecto apetecido por Antonio, y este
en- vez de en- ell otro mundo, Sc halla
ahora en- el Hospital Municipal, en- gra-
We estado. aunque no tanto que Sc de-
sespere de salvarle la vida, esa vida
que lie hizo aborrecer ell desengalo de
su exageradlsimo romantico amor. :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-25

cuadrante, saturado por cuanto lode
y cloruro de sodio da la mar vecina al
edificio todo; con sus ba1os de Sol, Y sus
duchas de oxlgeno pur1simo y las mis-
mas tonalidades del vale encantado1
donde Sc aSienta ell institute; que q We
ces I'm Creptlsculo bello pone mayor ra-
ci0n de vida en- cualquier ORGANISING de-
licado, que la droga mas celebrada.
Ell Departamento de Hidroterapia y
es un pOrtento en- ese 'Sanatorio' y
Mas bien parece Balneamo de Hada que
Sala de Cura de I'm Hospital. Todo ALI
esta previsto con ojo cl1nico.
7 ell juego de aparatos del
"Departamento de Radio-Terapia de
igual suerte Recordamos mucho nues-
ira Ultima vista al "Hospital Merce
des' de la Habana, y la 'ECl1nica del
Centre de Dependencies considerando
que este Sanatorio" de Puerto Rico no
tiene NADIA que envidiar a aquellos nj
adn a los mismos que sirven de modelo
en- Paris y en- BERLIN al AIrsndo ll6dico.
La COcina Electrical; ell Refectorio :;
los PatiOs; la Botica; la Guardarropia ;
todo revela la mas escrupulosa Hygiene
y hasta ell sencillo Art0 del Hogar pues-
10 que son mujeres eNquisitas de manos
las encargadas de velar Dor
el 0rden inalterable de ese Hogar Ben6-
fco
ALA fuimOs a contemplar ell "Depar-
tamento de Caridad'', donde son acogi-
dos los enfermos que, sin ser socios de
la Corporation, encuentran pronto abri-
go, mullido lecho, pan blanco sin le-
vadura de humillaciones, y mano sacer-
dotal de Galeno que haga con ellos ell mi
lagro de Lazaro. .
tSaIimos del "Sanatorio" maravilla.
dos, tentados colocar al pie del busto
de marmOl de Carrara que la Gratitud
de los Hombres de la 'ESociedad Espa-
nola y erigio don Avelino Vicente que
alln vive para bien de esta :Sociedad y
hOnra de la Raza, ,--una flor veneranda.
Mi primog6nita querida-lirio de mi
f6-ancora de mi vida-bes6 con sus la
bios la flor -.
Cooperaci6n -. Mutualidad l.. Ben
dita seals !...
AMIANLA GOMEZ.
Ingeniero Dominicano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-25
Una rina sangrienta

A la una treinta de la mailana de
aver, sostuvieron una rina en- la carre-
terra del barrio Seboruco, en- Santurce.
los individuOs Trinidad Morales. Tri-
nidad Escalera Antonio Andino.
Ell primero hizo cuatro disparos de
|revolver contra ell 1ltimo, sin !ograr
herirlo; y este, SUI vez, le agredio con
un machete causandole dos heridas ell
el brazo derecho, otras dos en- la ma
no del mismo que lie mutilaron ell dedo
menique y ell anular
El herido Sc halla EN- ell Hospital N[u
nicipal, a donde Sc lie condujo laego de
haberle practicable la primera curacion
en- la Sala de Socorros en Santurce:
Escalera y Morales, en- ell departamen-
tamento de Sumaria de la Penitencia
ria
Ell fiscal de La Corte de Distrito Sc ha
hecho cargo de la investigation de este
suceSo. .A4a.ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-25

medios en- virtud de los cuales estas
pudieran ser ajustadas correjidas.
Esto es 10 que siempre Sc ha debido
presumir; y 81 para normalizar ell Sis
tema de pesas y medidas hac1a falta
una ley como esta que ahora va ser
puesta Ell vigor, no habfa porque tratar
Tia como fuerOn tratadOs
Lastlma que en una misma informal
ci6n Official vayan juntos ell elogio al
mensaje Y la salvedad hecha 4 la buena
fe de los comerciantes, porque asi no
sabemos en- que momento habla la con
tricion Ell cual la contumacia.