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The Detroit times., 1913-09-30

~ ~ 0sesk srthsaex
- $1,000. e Ma
SoUS 07S worth Of jewsiry
IzI21 son.us q he school chii-
>S,SSr of l2,34S The hgurss
Il lrS0 between the ages OF D
~ 3sass :s - Tss srs ...s yff n.
60z 1h0Wn are in the seven.
IWslfth. Sixteenth and
kn0no q Fire Chief william
n. e a. seeead battalion.
$3.50, near Woodward-ave-.
10th auto and wagon were
SN a and Chief McGraw was
0g4 3rvm the machine. but ss-
DonnnrG. the agea Waterman at
1nh railroad. Instantly killed
~ otepped out of the path or
6nGt-oound train Monday after
W - directly In front OF string OF
y Ax~ssA 49, a - a
Ei 40 onelne. ilvsd At No. IS Wen
k5zl dave. Two married daughters
- =. 49,. q No. or seve.th-ave.
*GGnk Du)uth, Mtnn.N has asked the
II police for information about
& 10y Don, lawrence Pener. whom she
~ DQ3beo - IS years old. FIVE feet IN
" UGIU1E and tall and slim. with
fsWoVY fod hair" She says she fears
e ee...y nav. fallen l.s, N Sss the f fIUsP
a - oans oouct summer resort.
AnAEs1seA, 1eweier ~ Ne. e0i
U1n4 0Avog-ave.. reported to the
# Hno1eo that shortly after midnight
n 1ne persons shattered window In
4ewelry store. but evidently were
MIGulnv. Clarence Waters and Rob-
E4 oUtnn were arrested by the po-
~ ~ GRAND River station early
(rC4ay morning on suspicion.
- Ce0aeree 80 Been askea
h; Sz4$ <<t ~. VII -
Nj [1Exnk1on cQngresa In Warrington.
~ e ASd ~. MemDeIs VINO
81 - navo veen askso 70 SUI
H. c4 names. Forestry ana wa
y ~ 1(oeussion. President Wilson Ia
Mpeceed ~ make an address.
M ~ tboDo0 w1es beoke o. Loeust-
q - 4weafth-st, Monday night.
& ~ ~ Trumbull and Grand River
asns n.d e c,. battle tG h keep CROWDS
& ,04 M with the high-power
e - ~ 0kh8seero proving entirely
4 le1g ~ danger. Traffic was held
49, the fourteenth line for nearly
hears hofora the break was re-
Is - e. + 81 ,
- - hunaaanwp csmmlt-
- - Rluc~elon. N :
~ lGSI6nS. decided TO follow
z} ~ ~ o11oI Of Superintenden
En2:kSx SFhSs. huS7d,rr ~ ira 1are
3S { o<nceR5c' $500. go. 1890 hv ,hs
| liS3~ WSue~e "a ~ seaftie wash
%1SS45 seoommodates about 20
n "a .s'~.
~ ~ '~ - s.S 81
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zz.Ss ~ sss Ss..,-xS v.u. 70
N>~.a~. - -
1x crusneo 20 aeatn AZ the
O3rR9 .nunteo IN tne WIND
1no tsmoers IeI on nim.
a ~ -. n rrs.. - h .mo no9r OF tns
~ ~. SIsSs DIousnt neiP. ana
IensSsS go ! .nra,mssa i iaw s ss
u's. ,-~~-.- - -
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SS i. ~ yc.~sr pns,sr .I.,i Nesro
- ShsrSs ~ st.sisye 49,. eron
~ ~ a. rySsnn "a p.
S,x ~ srrvs H. monuny
n 6reen valued ~ nhont saoo'
6a1 49, fhS nrcnSrtv - -.
I'll Foyer Crump n waitinr
- 4 gr:nd larceny charge
1nnenn. - xenr. epA. ~ r1.,,-.
49, roounang q the Y. n. G. q.
R0G aFrosfc6 On = charge Of at
<oUR % poss : worthless check
t4c0l tailor. Letters found among
Tests showed that his parents
w ovo1And had mortgaged their
~ settle three bad checks that
4Upod In Cleveland, and the let
9e9Wed him 60 forget the past
ueort new leaf In his book OF
5<S
- - befng returned 20 the
- UleesN W11llam Gurle6. x5
090s 81 NO. vi IlIinOis-st.. made
D4yate attempt to escape from
OConnor. an Eloise guard. at
Serurhan station. Monday night.
ca J0nn Navarro went to the
OConnor ana sue
The Detroit times., 1913-09-30

French Drsadnauoht Launched.
SAINT NAZARE. France. Sept. 30
The SUPERINTENDENT Lorraine,
hristened for the lost province of that
name, was launched hero today.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-30

American vapor gas street lamps
are being tried In Jerusalem.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-30

0000 p = Mstsnces Daily 3sse.
AES~I.ooS ssss: e iOs.
JIuMIC BRITT In original monologue
OF "Storfes Of the Ring"
HARRY HOLMAN q co. prssentins
"The Merchant Prince"
lack MOaRIssEY. stockwh1p. Lasso
and sharpshooting Expert
AI.nONT q DUMONT. InstSumsnealistA
AGELO-MARlNA TRIO 0ymnAsts-
DBRTHANs D4Au @nD. ssngsp'
- Pvonssng -Dsos 11UoG T1Dos
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22
SHINN's BAND
Makes a Big Hit. in Knights
TempIar Parade at
Fairmont.

In reporting the Templar parade
at Fairmont yesterday afternoon the
Fairmont Times mentions the John
shinn band, of this city, as follows:
one of the funny occurrences Of
the parade took place in front Of the
Lyon Tabernacle at the corner OF
Third street and Fairmont avenue.
The John Shinn band, of ClarksburS'
came round the corner playing
what the He'll Do We Carer" As
ire splendid organization turned into
Fairmont avenue without taking
time to turn page in their music
books the band struck up that uni
yersal fayorite, Onward Christian
soldiers. The crowd that thronged
this section Of the line of march
caught on Immediately and a good
natured cheer greeted this rhne. mu-
steal organization.
John Shinn's Clarksburg band was
also very much in evidence and their
handsome lady ciarionet player came
in for a large share of attention
This is a most meritorious and skill
ful organization and led the largest
division in the parade next to the 10
cal section.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22
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GARBAGE HINTS
Suggestions From Citizens Regarding the Garbage
Disposal Problem

Editor Of the Telegram::

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22
PUBLIC SERVICE.
Commission Members Are Not
to BesNamed2by Governor
Hatfield Today.
srPEeisL TO rHE TELEsaAs'

CHARLESTON, May % - The
public service commission will not
be appointed today, it is officially
learned, although the new law goes
into effect Thursday. While no rea-
son has been assigned there are sew
eral phases that are believed to en-
ter into the delay of appointing the
commission f6rsseyeraT days at least.
The governors attention has been
taken up almost entirely with the
strike situation, or rather that phase
or the situation which seems to have
the support of certain persons to re-
establish seige of insurrection in
the district Ut is reported that Sow
eral well planned schemes intended
to cause an uprising have been de
.tected in time through lines thrown
out by the governor.
The governor is also engaged IN
tixing the valuation or the public
service corporations for the pur-
pose of taxation. This will require
some days yet to complete.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22

Editors OF the Telegram:
There should be no question about
the removal of the carnage ana the.
duty OF the city to do it In nearly all
European cities and also few Amer
lean cities this problem has been
tackled and settled for long time to
come. 1t is simply worse than useless
to send out notices to individuals tell
ing them to clean up-they have not
the facilities. 1t is a job that must
be done collectively to be effective and
1t must also be done by the whole peo-
pie through their elected representa-
tives and not left for private exploit
tation. The subject is too serious.
Heaps of garbage in our midst are
a menace to the general health.
A lot of time and energy are being
wasted all over the country in a swat
the fly" crusade. What is the use of
swatting an individual fly while we
leave heaps of garbage for them to
breed in by millions? or course do
not mean to say that the fly should
not be swatted when the opportunity
offers: but. let us first of all destroy
his breeding places and then there
will be very few left to swat.
1 need not enter into a discussion
of the disease carrying propensities Of
these pests44mest people are familiar
with thessubjects and this is only one
phassS6f the garbage problemA There
are others quite as Serious but 1 am
not going to discuss them here. Il
seems we are all pretty well decided
that the, garbage must go-the ques-
ton is, how?
The best method that have seen in
practice IS as roiIows:
The city authorities provide each
house with a proper receptacle fol
all their waste This takes the form
of galvanized iron drum with close
fitting lid and two handles near the
top, one on each side. for handling
purposes. A printed notice is handed
to each householder when the drum is
delivered, explaining its uses and
further notice to the effect that i
must be placed near the public thor,
oughfare on certain day of the week
This last is to facilitate collection
Now, how does the plan work? Sup
pose our streets are numbered from
No. upwards. Suppose now that one
wagon can collect the garbage from
six streets in a day Then the house
holders in streets No. I to. No. arr
informed that their garbage must be
in the proper place for collection OF
Mondays, householders in streets No
z to 10 are notified for Tuesdays ant
so on. The collector takes a note o
any house that does not follow instruc
tons. where the receptacle is no
out in its place for collection. wher,
the garbage is exposed by the lid be
ing out of its place, etc.
The name of the delinGuents ar,
handed to the health officer who serve!
a warning and if the warning is dis
regarded then they are summoned ant
fine is imposed and very rightly too
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22
UNIFORM
Examination of Teachers to
Be Held Here June
II and Is.

Ire second teachers uniform ex-
animation of the year for Harrison
county Will be held Thursday ana
Friday. June - and 1s in the Cen
trai school building. All applicants
desiring to obtain either the PR
mary or high school certificates are
asked to notify the county superin-
.tendent, a. P. Morrison. whose Oh
fee is in this city, as questions fof
these examinations are sent only 70
those places where there are apph-
cants for them.
Applicants are also requested TO
be at the Central school building
Wednesday. June II. for the pur-
pose of enrolling for the examina-
ton Requirements of excuses from
county superintendent outside TINS
county will remain the same as mere
tofore.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22
Rbeumatism Quickly Cured.

"My sisters husband had an attack OF
rheumatism in his arm" writes well known
resident of Newton, Iowa. al gave him a
bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment which he
applied to his arm and on the next morning
tbe rheumatism was gone" Forchronicmus-
cular rheumatism you win find nothing bet
ter than Chamberlain's Liniment. Sold by
Ill dealers advertisement,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22

The spanish-American exposition
which is to be celebrated in Seville,
Spain. has. following it's recent post
ponement from 1914 to 1915 in order
TO insure the completion of extensive
improvements in the city OF Seville,
now been further postpontl until
January 1, 1916.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22
PENSIONS GRANTED.
,srre,.. q e rr.ras..1

WASHINGTON. d. C.. May 22-
Pensions have been granted by the
pension bureau under the general
law to William T. D. Martin, Tun-
melton: Joseph j.. Stafford. Morgan
town; and Sarah E. Polling, Philippi.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22

No one has right to jeopardize
the health OF the whole community
when the. community puts preventive
means within the reach of every home.
e AS to the cost, I believe the right
way would be to impose small tax
for the purpose. 1t would be very
small one IL the scheme was properly
worked out and could be paid along
with the other taxes and nobody would
feel the burden There would then be
no excuse for filth lying around and
should there be,any in our community
so degenerate as to fail to comply
with the regulations, they could be
dealt with in the same manner as the
spit hog.
This letter is necessarily fragmen-
tary but If can give any further in
formation in any way. oral or written,
shall be glad to do so.
Yours very truly,
w BLENKo.
446 Chestnut st.
P. S. OF course, the question OF
waste from stores and factories is a
different matter and must be dealt
with separately.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22

1t is said 100000 is Invested in
song birds in Los Angeles.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22
STANDING OF CONTESTANTS
no Ar. N. YESTERDAY.
DIVISION ONE.

Incudes all of carksburg lying Third
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-12
Don Antonio Perez
Ferna n d e z

Aver, de madrugada, fallecio en- San
turce este prestigioso y conocido espanol,
que viniera Puerto Rico hace muchl-
simos amos y que por su cumplida caba-
nerosidad y constancia en- ell trabajo Sc
hiciera acreedor las grandes simpatlas
de que gozaba en- vida.
Fue la suya de rudo luchar, y al mo-
rir, muy avanzada edad, tiene la salts
facci6n de dejar a sus hijos una estl-
mable fortuna, y ell buen legado de su
ejemplaridad y hombr1a de bien intacha-
bles.
No fue ell senior Perez Fernandez, aun
cuando Sc encontraba en- Puerto Rico en-
la epoca de antagonismos pOllticos, un
espanol que llevara su exaltacion de pa
triota hasta concitarse odios y enemis-
tades; ell senior Perez Fernandez, equi-
tativo en- todo, sin dejar de guardian cul-
to q la venerable madre patria, supo
crearse entire sus hermanos de America
muy buenaS relaciones y al estrechar los
lazos de amistad entire uno y otro pueblo,
acaso realiz6 una obra de redenci6n muy
meritoria.
Su entierro, verifcado Ell la tarde de
aver, fue una imponente manifestation
de duelo, asistiendo a el tOdos los hume
rosos amigos del finado y los muchos
conque cuentan sus hijOs y la casa CO.
mercial de que formaba parte.
Ell BOLETIN, que desde muy antique
Sc honraIba con la amistad del senior don
Antonio Perez Fernandez, siente profun-
damente su muerte, y, al expresarlo asl,
envfa sus hijos don Antonio, don Agus-
tin la distinguida sonora de Perez
Pierret Suau, as1 como a este y a la
casa commercial de Angel Gonzalez y Ca,
I'm muy sentido p6same por la irrepara-
BILE p6rdida que acaban de experimental
de La que esta Redacci6n Sc hace par
tfcipe por 81 puldiera clio servir de al
gun lenitivo a dos queridos amigos que
son derJdos del venerable anciano que
ACADIA de fallecer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-12

En- la manana de hoy le fu6 Impossible
a la Corte constituir ell Tribunal del Ju-
RADIO que hab1a sido citado comparecen-
cia, para fallar la causa contra Julia
Aquino, de Carolina, acusada de un de-
Ito de atentado la vida realizado en-
la persona de su amante Guillermo Eli
sier, quien pretendi6, segtin la acusa-
ci0n, envenenar, surministrandole una
sustancia mortifera.
En- vista de esta actitud de los senores
que forman el Tribunal popular, la Cor
tie suspendi6 ell juicio hasta ell dfa 20 del
actual las 9 de la manana. orden6
que sean citados a comparecencia todos
los JuradOs que no Sc presentaron 4
cumplir su deber, para que expongan sus
excusas, y en- su case, imponerles ell cas-
tigo a que Sc hubieran hecho acreedores,
por desacato a la Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-12
BOIct1n McPCdntII de puerto RiCO

calle de la Luna, n1mero 102; que como
va estuviera enfermo desde thace TEMPO
le toleraba las faltas al trabajo; pero
que eXacerbada la dolencia de ulnos me-
ses esta parte, 6a mismo, ell dueno hui
bo de realizar innumerables gestiones,
que por cierto no lie dieron resllltado
satisfactorio, para yer de conseguir, que
ingresara Ell ell Hospital; que no tiene
familia alguna y que hacia un uso ex-
cesivo de las bebidas alcoholicas.
La vecina Salome Rivera, que tambien
trabajaba en- ell tren de lavado referido.
dijo que Pedro, antes de dirigirse to-
mar ell caldo, entr0 Ell la tienda de Vi
veres de Joaquin Martinez, n1mero 80
de la calle de la Cruz, esquina 4 la de
San Sebastian, ALI tom6 un huevo
con vino y que POGO supo que hab1a
muerto y fu6 a verlo.
A las 4 y media Sc persona en- la casa
el Juez, senor 'Geigel, acompanado del
doctor don Jose Ma. Cueto: este dict0
las 6rdenes OpOrtunas para que por la
dependencia de Sanidad Sc procediese a
fumigar y desinfectar ell local; certified
que ell muerto 10 hab1a sido por tuber-
culosis en- ultimo grado y dispuso, de
acuerdo con ell JQez, que fuese inhumadc
a tOda terra para evitar ell contagio,
puesto que va estaba identifcado ell ca
daver.
PRACTICABLE un registro en- sus ropas,
Ia presencia del Juzgado, Sc lie Cencontr6
Ell los bolsillos, una cajetilla de cigarri-
Hos marca Javierre, de Mayagiiez un
portamonedas con $3.50; una llave de
un baul; un aviso del tel6fono y un
escapulario.
A las 4 y 90 de la tarde, lego la
ambulancia municipal conduciendo al
cementerio ell caJdaver de Pedro Agrin-
soni, que encontr0 la muerte en- ell mo-
mento en- que pretend1a nutrir sus 0rga-
nos para darles vida.
Y fue una verdadera y afortunada
casualidad que le viniera Ell CANA pene-
trar en- aquel establecimiento pues de
no haberlo hecho asi, habr1a sucumbido
en- la misma via p1blica, dando un es-
pectaculo impropio de una ciudad como
la de San Juan, cuya sociedad tan culta
como caritativa, tiene derecho 4 esperar
que, en- pro de su buen nombre, Sc pro
cure evitar la, repitici6n de casos tan
POGO edifcantes
mo es este, sefores. . autoridades?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-12
EN- Ell CLUB DE DAMAS
FL bale de anoche

Con raz6n Sc dice, que la Mujer todo
10 puede. Por 81 alguien 10 dudase--
porque cuidado que hay incr6dulos por
esOS mundOs de Dios-no hab1a mas que
entrar en- ell Club de Damas anoche
verlo convertible por obra gracia de la
paciencia y las tijeras, en- ell mas pin
toresco jardln que puede imaginarse. .. .
tOdo clio, las flores, los adOrnos, los ira
Jes, de papel de diversos colores
El vestlbulo, la escalera, ell salon de
baile, ell buffet, todo, en- fin, hasta
ell ultimo rinc6n habla sido allegro gra-
ciosamente engalanado con crisantemos
~ lirios y campaniNas de-. papel,
muchas de las concurrentes, ataviadas
con trajes, ide papel, claro J. represen-
tando flores, eran ''pompa del jardin
ameno" =.
La concurrencia, sin ser 10 nrmerosa
que otras veces debido sin duda al mai
tempo reinante, no era escasa nj mucho
menos y, sobre todo, selectlsima, no de-
cayendo ell entusasmo durante toda Ia
noche y hasta la una, hora Ell que ter
nnino ell bale.
Para ell cronista, es POGO menos que
0bra de romanos recordar los nombres
de todas las muchachas a. asistieron YES
tidas de flores, iellas que va 10 eran!,
y acaso, al intentarlo, omita 4 algunas, q
las cuales pide mil perdones por antici.
pado.
Estaban ALI Georgina Skerret. (de
pensamiento) Gloria Paniagua Ode mar
garita), Mercedes y Josefina Asenjo (de
rosa silvestre), Aurora Arias Y Cristoba-
lima de Juan Ode dophadiD Maria Tere-
sa Martorel ode margarita) Maria Kear-
ny Ode campanilla azuD, Car1nita He
mares (de claveD, Rosario Penedo (de
amapola) Maria Antonieta Font de tu-
hpan matizado), Elisa Sarria ode tre-
bol) Madeleine Luchetti (de rosa silves-
tre), sonora Besosa de Ferrer (de hrio
silvestre), Emma Rodriguez Ode gloria
de la mailana), Maria Asensio (de cri-
santemo lila), Tata Gaya (de claven.
Pepita Tous Soto (de lirio silvestre),
Pillar Rexach (de campanilla azul), Car.
men Power (de dia de festa), Rosita
Brioso (de girasol), Angelita Diaz (de
tcontinda en- IA sa pagina.)
=
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-12
Los successes

DOS HOMI5RES GRA v ENlE4NIE IlE-
REDOS.
A las ocho de la noche del sabado,
on Ia calle de Ernesto Cerra, (Santur-
ce) el indiUduo Rafael Santorl dlsparo
dos tiros de revolver contra francisco
Hanger Juan B. Vergara, hiriendo d
ambos en ell lado derecho del pechO.
Con respecto las causas orlglnarlas
de este suceso corren algunas verslones
siendo la mas generalizada la de que 10
motiyaron asuntos de faldas.
Los heridos fueron trasladados al
Hospital Municipal donde Sc hallan ann
en- muy grave estado, tanto, que Sc te-
me por sus vidas.
Fl fiscal de la Corte de Distrito die
San Juan, que esta hacienda la cores
nondiente investigation del hecho, pi-
de al agresor, por SUI libertad provl-
s;onal ol1ince mil d6lares de fianza, y
como no los ha prestado, Sc le ha re-
clufdo en- el departamento de sumaria
de la Penitenciarla.
Ell iefe Berreteaga y el guardia Ro-
CELLO Rivera, que arrestaron al agresor,
5 le ocuparon el revolver con que realizo
Ell hecho ' el cual contenfa las capsulas
de las dos balas disparadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-12

como responsible de un delito de ases-
nato en- segundo grado, la pena de l2
amos de preside, con trabajos forzados
y sirviendole de abono la prisi6n pre-
ventiva sufrida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-12
VICTIMA DEL SUFRIMIENTO? I?

SUI esposo, Antonio QuinOnes, lie hablan
cOnducido a la "nevera". Tan pronto
como supo este, la desgraclada muJer
fu6 presa de un ataque de apoplejia q.
lie ocasion0 la muerte casi instantanea-
mente.
A Quinones sc lie acusa, segun Sc nos
ha dicho, de un simple delito de aItera-
cion de la paz pUblica.
Jun LADRON EN- CASA DEL SR.
GIORGETTI?
AIientras en SUI residencia de la pa
rada 10, comlan tranquilamente ell sa-
bado a las siete de la noche ell senior
Giorgetti y su familia, esta fue alarma-
da con las llamadas de la domestica, la
cual notified a sus senores que en- el
gabinete de la senora dona Aurea Bal
seiro de Giorgetti hab1a entrado I'm
hOmbre, Ell nangas de camisa, con
una gorra que lie cubria la cabeza Y
parte del rostro.
El senior Giorgetti el DR.. Despiau
Balseiro, que habla sido invitado 4 CO.
mer en- casa de sus familiares. acudie-
ron prestamente al sitio designado Dor
la domestica, pero llegaron tarde para
prender al supuesto ladr6n, pues este.
al apercibirse de que 10 perseguian. Sc
escape por la ventana que da uno de
lados del jardln y desapareci6 como
por encantO.
UNO QUE Sc ARREPIENTE DE HA-
BERSE DEGOLLADO.
En- la tarde del sabado, por causas
que no Sc saben, ell "tortolo" Alejan-
dro Buckle atent0 contra su vida inf
rlendOse, con una navajo, tres trenen-
das heridas en- ell cuellO. Una vez rea-
lizado este, el ''t0rtolo, al verse ba-
llado en- sangre, Sc puso una tohalla Ell
la herida, sosteniendola fuertemente
con ambas manos, para contener asi
la hemOrragia, y Sc echo "a la calle pi-
diendo auxilio ell que le fue prestado
pOr la ambulancia municipal llevando-
10 al Hospital donde Sc le ha atendido
convenientemente.
Ell "t6rtolo" llevo efecto ell atenta.
do su vida,-del cual parece que Sc
arrepinti6 al verse en- los lindes de la
muerte,-en su domicilio de la calle de
la Monserrate, (Santurce).
UNA NINA QUEMADA.
En- la casa nUmero 20 de la calle de
San Sebastian. en- el momento de colo
car en- el fuego una ola la nina de IL
amos Anastasia Ossorio tuvo la desgra-
cia de que Sc lie inclinase la vasiia ca
yendole encima ell aqua hirviendo cue
conten1a.
Fu6 conducida q la Casa de Socorro
donde lie apreciaron quemaduras de
20. grado de las que fle asistida con-
venlentemente pasando despues 4 su
domicilio en- estado grave.
UNA INTOXICADA.
A las dos de la manana de aver Sc
intoNico, ingiriendo una fuerte dosis
de permanganato. de potasa, la indivi-
dua Matilde Venabel.
UN HoMBRE QUE Sc CAE DEsDE
UNA CH1lIENEA.
Emilio Planas, empleado del vapor
Ponce, Sc cayo el sabado de la chi.
menea del mismo, fracturandose Ell pie
derecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-12
Garnet judicial
CORTE DE D1STRITO

Senalada para hoy en- la Seccion "a.
de dicha Corte, la vista del sllmario ms
truido contra ell subdito americana Hen
ry F. CoWles por desacato, fue suspen-
dida hasta manana las de la misma
a pticion del representante del Ministe-
rio P1blico, basandose Ell los preceptos
del articurlo 81 del C6digo de Enjuicia-
miento Civil.
Ell abogado seior Tizol, presento hoy
a la Corte en- sala alberta, una mocior
pidiendo la vista de la causa fallada por
ell Jurado como asesinato en- segundo
ell dia s del actual, contra Juan Quin-
tero, ante nuevo Tribunal de hecho, ba
sando su peticion en- errores cometidos
al constituirse ell Jurado que conden(
al REQ. Ell Fiscal Sc opuso a la demands
Y ell Juez basandose en- teXtos Y precep-
tos legales, denego la peticion; despues
de suphcar ell abogado a la Corte que
fuera magnanime con Ell acusado al die
tar sentencia, pronunci6 aquella el fallc
defnitivo condenando a Juan Quintero,