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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-25

hay~ HIGHLAND-PARK METHO-
DIST lIBClI.-prclchius AZ II i. VI. By the
It-ior. Rey. J.. y. LATHAM. and al 4 T.. NJ. by
iev. WILLIAM r. J~CDKINs, D.. d. Come and hear
hun.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
FATALLY BURNED
Sad Death of Mrs George NJ. Floyd of
Gorham Yesterday.

Yesterday morning Mrs. George M.
Floyd of Gorham went into the shed con-
nected with her house and lighted an oil
stove preparatory to getting breakfast.
The flames suddenly started out from
the stove and caught Mrs. Floyd's light
summer clothing. Mrs. Floyd gave a
scream; then shut her mouth tightly so
as not to inhale the flames, and rushed
into the yard SO as not to set the build
ings on fire christening her clothing as
she ran.
Mrs. Floyd's screams were heard by a
lady in the house, and by Mr.. Wallace
who went to the rescue. The lady as
sisted Mrs. Floyd to strip off her clothing
while Mr.. Wallace seized the hot stove
and carried to place of safety. He
then assisted to pull off Mrs. Floyd S
burning clothing. In his efforts he
burned his hands and arms way to the
elbow, but Notwithstanding his injuries
he harnessed his horse and drove to
North Windham to notify Mr.. Floyd and
bring him home.
DR.. Straw was called and dressed Mrs.
Floyd's wounds. He had hopes that she
would recover, but after lingering all
day, the unfortunate woman died short
ly after s O'Clock last evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
Cross Menish.

There was very pretty home wedding
yesterday afternoon, at the residence of
MI. A. M. Menish, No 20 St. Lawrence
street, when his daughter, Miss Maud S.
Menish, was united in marriage to Mr..
Fred IL. Cross of this city. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. A. Fl.
Wright. Little Miss Ethel M. Blake
made charming bridesmaid. There
was largely attended reception from 4
to o'clock. MANY beautiful wedding
gifts were shown and congratulations
were offered in the most hearty manner
to be imagined. Mr. and Mrs. Cross left
on the evening train for trip to the
Worlds Fair
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
Yellow Tag Day.

Today will be Yellow Tag Day at x.
John Little & Co.'s, when the grand
semi-annual sale of odd lots and rem
nants will take place at half price and in
many cases at even less. Extra help will
be In attendance in order that all may
secure some of the great bargains. The
advertisement tells what lines of goods
will be offered. The sale will commence
at clock sharp.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
Main Floor.


Ladies' Underwear. For I2 Lee
is Ladies' Jersey Vest shaped body,
V neck and sleeveless.
For l5c, Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests
low neck and sleeveless, silk finished,
Zoe.
Ladies' Jersey Vests, fancy ribbed, v
neck, sleeveless, extra quality, ISc
each, 2 for soc.
Hosiery. Ladies' black Cotton
Hose, regular 81 1-2c quality. For
csc each.
We have the'exclusive sale of the Lin
worth Hosiery for this CITY, We shall
make Special Prios on Ladies', Mems
and Children's Linworth Hosiery this
week.
Another lot of Cents Negligee Shirts.
in Cheviot, Grass Cloth and Outing Flan-
mel, regular s1.50 goods. Friday and
Saturday 75c.
1000 Ladies' and Gents White and
Colored Handkerchiefs iu all Linen,
Union Lawn and Cambria, Seconds,
White and Colored
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
NEW IN PAoEANTRY.
Famous Personages to Appear in the Bar
mum Street Parade.

The Barnum and Bailey parade this
season has SO many new features that it
marks departure in displays of this
character, and when the brilliant sun
shine pours down on the thousands of
bright trappings, armour, banners, pol
ished weapons and the hundreds of
horses, scores of illuminated cars, and
gaily-costumed riders, the scene becomes
one of spectacular magnifcence. In
stead of three bands as heretofore, there
are five; in the place of a long line of
closed wagons, every one that is not
open for the display of wild animals has
its sides covered with paintings familiar
to the nursery and bears on its top a liv-
ing tableau illustrative of some import
ant American historic event, or fairy
tale associated with everyone's child
hood. The Pilgrims will have their
landings all along the route of process
ion; the Declaration of Independence
will be signed from the time the parade
starts until it's return; John Smith will
be saved by Pocahontas on every block;
Washington will be inaugurated often
enough to hold the Presidents chair for
centuries, and SO on historic tableaux
will alternate with Mother Goose's stor-
les and each be clothed with life and
present the important personages asso-
ciated with these events in the former
and the friends of infancy in the lat
ter.
All the quaint and rare four-legged
beasts, drawing all sorts of wheeled con-
ceits, will be here. sROrchestrions will
grind when the bands are not monopo-
LIKING the atmosphere. The manipula-
tor Of the caliope with its perennial
bloom will toot "After the Ball'' until
thousands will wish he had it, and the
pageant be one miie-long glittering sue
cess.
1t will leave the grounds at nine onthe
morning of Monday next. July 18th, and
the doors will open at one and seven D.
M, the performance beginning an hour
later.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
The Presumpscot River Bridge.

- -~~~>~s9>s
To the Editor of. the Press:
It is very gratifying to note the i'm
provements made on Martins Point
bridge within a few years, and also those
going on now at Portland bridge. No
taxpayers with any capacity for public
progress will condemn such improve
ments on account Of the expense.
The burning of the bridge over. the
Presumpscot river in Falmouth, has OPP
ened an opportunity for advancement,
and it is devoutly to be hoped that it
will not be lost.
A new bridge should be placed not less
than 10 feet above the old, and the earth
taken from within the limits of the
roads on each side of the river
to make the fill. This piece of work was
forced on the county Unexpectedly, and
at time, perhaps, when financially ill
prepared to grapple with it; but notwith-
standing this. is it not policy to strain a
little one year, and benefit the county
thereby for all time? In view of the
hundreds and thousands of tons Of
weight to be drawn over and over the
thoroughfare, it seems almost criminal
not to grasp so manifestly fit an occasion
for improvement. A slight rise of the
roadside would not amount to much and
hope for an additional rise in the future
would be very small. Raise it now at one
fell stroke; have the benefit of it at once.
and unborn generations will attest to the
far seeing of those who had to do with
this important work.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
- -
MARRIAGES..

In this city, July 18th. by Rev. A. H. Wright,
Frederick H. Cross and Miss Maude S. Menfsh,
both of Portland.
In Sanford, June 2sth, by Rev. c. c. speere,
w. 81. Cooper of West Manchester, N. H., and
Clara Derby of Sanford.
In Sanford, by Rev. G.. F. Milword, William
E. Boyd and Hattie l.. Martin.
In Brownfeld July 9th, by Rev. Newton
Clough William II. Boynton and Miss Georgia
Eaton, both OF Brownfeld.
In Marblehead, Mass. June 2Sth, Charles L.
Strong of Portland and Miss Lucy E. Broughton
of Marblehead.
In Guilford, July 4th, SeldonD D. Rice and Miss
Bertha A. Cobb.
In Biddeford, July 9Th, Will H. Owen of Saco
and Miss Mary B. Campbell of Biddeford.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13


Ottawa. Among those seated at the
tables were the following:
Mrs Bickford, Mrs E Redlon, Bruins
MRS + II RedlOn, wick, Me-,
Mrs G P Costello, Mrs Geo owen,
Mrs W Howell, Mrs d w Schwartz.
Mrs A W Lowell Mrs John Russell,
y Dr aired King and VT Warren King and VT
George Pennell and wi, G M Warren,
= Allen and VT, WV Dakin and WI,
= II Nlckery, CT Harmon,
A Gray and VT, Geo H Turner and la
" Carney and VT, dies,
Geo Wilson and wi, A Rich and WI
l. H7l Corey and WI, Il w GrOsstuck and W.T.
I SHAY ana VI. ~ Capt Mcdowell and
wife. Miss Olive Sawyer,
MISS Eva and Master j Porter and VT,
Fred Schwartz N YsIsaac Phillips ami lady,
Waldron and W.T. M A Dillingham; and wi,
/ c Smith and VT, Frederick a Tompson'
I j rockingham and Geo P Cornish and W.T..
Wlle. X Harrington and WI
barry Pierce and WI, J p Stevens and W.T.
Capt G S Wilson. I w Cam and wi.
4 W Spauidlng and WI, Geo II Turner and VT,
MIS- y MefKel, DfeS- Mrs James A Martini
dren, Germany, ana son,
MRS = SWEET, Mrs Albert Russell,
Geo " Gray, William j. Miller
Jonn Il Ross, James Miller
A D Smith and WI, Master Nat, 6 Redlon,
Charles f. Snow, Fred Thompson and VT
u Bailey and wife.
The party took possession Of the Otta-
wa, and passed the time before dinner in
games in the parlors and billiard room.
MI. Nathan E. Redlon and partner led
the whist players.
The ball game In the afternoon be-
tween mines under the generalship of
the master and senior wardens, F. E..
Bickford and F. R. Redlon, attracted
general attention. Mr.. j. FL. Pierce, of
the Nickel Plate line, oficiated as princi-
pal umpire, and had an able assistant in
Mr. Charles E. Snow. The party re-
turned to the city at o'clock.
The efficient committee of arrange
ments to whom the success of the affair
was largely due, was F. E. Bickford, F.
R. Redlon, c. P. Costello, Geo. H. Owen,
W. E. Howell, D. W. Schwartz, A. W..
Lowell and John S. Russell.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Ny wife.


My Wife" continues to draw crowded
houses at the Pavilion. The past four
days have seen the largest matinees ever
known to the island. Tits getting to be
the popular fad for ladies and children
to attend the matinees, and with the
beautiful sail it makes delightful out
ing. The rich setting of the piece sur
prises everyone. No one expects to find
such perfection of detail at a summer
theatre. The furniture from the Walter
Corey Company and the very rich cos
tunes, make a decidedly rich stage pic
ture. The piece is running very smoothly
and only three more days remain to see
this roaring comedy. Miss Ada Lewis
appears also the balance of the week.
The Casino.
The attendance at the Casino theatre,
Long Island, is not so large as is merited
by the company in s'Her Awful Son.
which is both well staged and acted, and
is funny throughout. The specialties,
too, introduced between the acts are
good. 1t should be borne in mind that a
special boat runs daily to this theatre,
leaving Portland pier at 1.45 p. M, and
running direct to the island, arriving
there in season for the matinee perform
ance. An extra attraction is also offered
for Saturday evening, when dance will
be enjoyed after the close of the comedy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
LITTLEJoHN'S ISLAND.
1t Has Been Sold to Melrose, Mass,
Capitalists for a Summer Resort.

Parties in Melrose, Mass. are the ones
who have bought Littlejohn's Island in
Yarmouth, near Cousins Island as has
been stated in the PRESS, and they are
dividing it into house lots. These lots
are being sold to people in Middlesex
and Suffolk counties in Massachusetts,
who intend to erect summer cottages on
them. Littlejohn's Island is beautiful
spot. and on the line of the Harpswell
steamers. This sale shows that Casco bay
is beginning to be appreciated for it's
true worth.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

WEDNEsDAY-Frank Kane. Daniel Taggney,
Roger Haggerty Patrick J. Foley, John Moran
Intoxication; fined So and costs.
Frank Z. Foster. Common drunkard; 80
days in Jail.
John IT, Gallagher. Common drunkard; 80
days in Jail.
Michael j. Doherty. Assault; 80 days in JAIL
Sentence suspended.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
SPECIALS
For Balance Of the Week.
MANSON G.. LARRABEE'S.
Second Floor.

Shirt Wrists for soc. Our assortment
of Ladies' Shirt Waists at SOC each is
large and varied. consisting of Percales,
Prints, Cheviots and White Lawn in new
tasty styles, sizes from 80 to A.
4 For 75c. Percales in fancy stripes
and figures. in different styles, launder-
ed cuffs and collars, also White Lawn
Waists, plated back and front with
Hamburg collar and cuffs.
For CSC. In this lot are the fine navy
blue and black, with polka spots and
stripes, also fancy brown, navy blue,
pink and slate with white spots and
stripes. In this lot are the white Ser
pentine Waists.
Elton Suits. A navy blue Cheviot Elton
Suit for $500.
A Navy Blue Wool Serge Suit trimmed
with various fancy Braid, full skirt and
sleeves, for 1915.
Percale Elton Suits, delicate shades
with figures, Jacket trimmed with Ham
burg edge, very desirable, for $500
each.
Bathing Suits. A large invoice just
received of Ladies' and Misses Bathing
Suits in large variety. Ladies' Suits
from $500 TO $500. Children's
Suits from $3.50 to $3.50.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
MANSON C. LARRABEE.
MIDDLE STREET.
AUCTION SALES.
By T. 0. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
Valuable Real Estate and House Lots
south Portland.

THURSDAY, July 18th, at $50 p. NJ, we
n shall sell the valuable property No. rs
Pickett street. South Portland. consisting of
ings in good repair; IL finished rooms; nice
water, Sc. with the house; will be sold six lots
numbered 81 to SO on street. This property is
very desirably located for summer residence
Terms at sale, t51es iY7(ltu
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
DEATHS.

In this city, July 18th, ofnBrights disease.
Herbert f. Woodward aged 35 years months
IRath papers please copy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13

Our Spring OvercOats
We have the heart of a
forbids and life is
ing people Will be Figures go
the of
ept Saturday Until September lst.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-13
ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE.
Enjoy Their Third Annual Outing at
Cushing's Island.

The third annual outing of Ancient
Landmark Lodge, F. and A. NJ, No. II,
was held at Cushing's Island yesterday.
A sumptuous dinner was served at the
Ottawa. Among those seated at the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-22
lNDIeE De eOBEnNAcIoR

Real Decreto conmutando la pena de muer.
fe los reos Juan de Ia Concepci6n Cruz. Fran.
cisco Morales Ramon del Toro, Ramon de Ia San.
.s nul., Juan Pascual y Jesds Irizarry Quiles,
mando % 81 recurso de alzada interpuesto Dor don
lemlstoeles Laguna, contra 81 Ayuntamiento de
humacao. o.--Traslado de Estado concediendo eye.
cuatur don Manuel Fernandez Juncos, consul
On ssss Asa oe Ia Kepdbca del Salvador -Tras-
ladando ofcio dir1gido al representanta ia Ia
Compafiia Trasatlantica, disponiendo que 81 bu.
que que conduzca Chicago & los Infantes arbo.
ie 81 estandarte real. - Concediendo seis meaes
de prorroga de licencia dona Elena Camara
mses1,a oe IL escuela superior de Ponce-Tras
ladsndo reales decretos adnitiendo Il d,no;.;6,
de Ainlstro de Estado al sefior MARQUES de Ia We.
8a de ArmlJo, nombrando interinamente para
q m!smo cargo don Segismundo Moret. - De
volvlendo lnstancia y expediente de pr6rroga de
nn ano que solicita Ia compahfa de los ferrocarri
leg dc esta Isla, objeto de que Sc llenen cier
sas omisiones que Sc obaervan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-22
lADIcE De HACIENDA

Real Orden disponiendo SO subsane un error
material padecido on la publication de los Arsn.
celes, quedando redactado el apartado 20 en- esta
lorna: "Azdcar de todas clases excepto Ia pro.
eedente de Cuba Filipinas, producto de las
mlsmas lslas. - Remitiendo cuatro cartas de na.
SO, correspondientes igual ndmero de letras en-.
Vladas por este Gobierno General en- cartas Of
clales nhmeros l53, l56, l57 l5s de IL de Mar.
20 nlamo SO reclame Ia casa ei.
radora, las 10 pesetas anticipates por la Gaia del
Mlnlsterio de Ultramar para hacer efectiyas laa
letras enviadas por este Gobierdo General en- car.
sas ohciales ndmeros l53 y 1856 de IL de Marco
proxlmo pasado. - Real Decreto admitiendo Ia
dlmln0n don Francisco Martin Sanchez, de
4oDernador del Banco Espanol - Idem conce.
dlendo un suplemento de cr6dito de 20 mil pesos
al artlculo 80 capftulo e. Secci6n Ga para cable
gramas.-R Revocando fallo de Ia Junta Admins
tra1va DC 10 Aduana de Mayaglez, que declare
no constituir delito de contrabando Ia introdnc-
clon dc $3.50 de cufo mejicano realizada Dor sa.
iomon Jorge Darejando.--R Reclamando certifcado
De cese de dona Maria de las Mercedes de Ia To
de Guerra referentes al retro da
eomandante don Miguel Flor del captain don
: - uan Jlmsnez sobre pagas de toca de dona
Luisa Vazquez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-22

trandole 81 respeto consideration que sientsn
por la primera autoridad dc l. Isla
En los pueblos ha encontrado algunas def.
clenclas en- 81 orden administrative verbalmen-
to fue encargando 90 corrigisran, ocurriendo 10
propio con muchas escuelas servicios de car6c.
ter municipal, pero espera que On plazo breve SO
subsanarAn aquellos defectos no tendr6 que en-
plear medidas de rigor, 81 q visitar nuevamente
los pueblos no 80 hubieran enmendado las faltas
halladas
Ha podido apreciar tambi9n que On muchos
pceblos que SO hallaban On descubierto del pago
dc sus atenciones por cerca Dc dies docs nseses,
SO ha hecho en- un breve plazo un gran esfuer
20 y solo estan atrasados on dos mensualida.
des, atrasos que On su mayoria tienen su origen
desde la implantaci6n de la nueva Ley Municipal
por la que SO cambi6 el tipo m&ximo de tributa-
ci6n.
Los caminos han sufrido arreglos muy Ia
Hgera y ha recomendado mucho los Alcaldes
que vayan ordenando SO ejecuten trozos en- forma
permaneate, % decir, con afirmados, desagiies,
ETC., etc,
Elogios, dicen que hace s. e. del espfritu que
reina en- las benem6ritas fuerzas de Ia Guardia
Civil, asi como de las buenas condolences de alo
lamlento en- que viven las tropas classes ofciales
For las nismas personas hemos sabido. que
IL velocidad que ha imprimido s. r. & su vista,
ha sldo motivada en- primer lugar, por que no
guerra ocasionar gastos de confederation ( los
pueolos on segundo Por que 81 objeto princi-
pal era formarse una idea aproximada del estado
general en- que SO encuentra la Administration
Municipal dc 10 Isla, pues para descender los
detalles ira enviando medida que fuere neeesa-
ro personss de toda su confanza que exami-
nen, SIN previo aviso CON detenimiento, cuanto
SO qulera conocer no SO irrogarian do esta suer.
70 gastos tan exhorbitantes como si ell estuyiera
presente en- la localidad.
Nos han informado por dltimo, que en- bre-
We saldran en- Ia GacetG algunas disposiciones
nom bramientos que ser4n Ia meior prueba que
cuanto haya podido encontrar defectuo-
so s. T..
Esperamos pues, hasta entonces para emitir
nuestra opinion sobre 81 mayor menor prove
emo que sacan los pueblos de esta clase de visi-
tas ohclales, siquiera sean rednspGgos como algu-
nos colegas califcan la reoientemente efectuada
por 81 general DabAn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-22
y ssfFsspsndansIa Do paorls-BIss
sdbado, 81 ds Abvs5 az 1898
GAOETA OFFICIAL be hoy

Gobierno General al-An6nciase haberse an
cargado nuevamente 8. 3. del despacho del Go.
bierno General
Secretarfa. -Negociado l.o-Decl&ranse ce
santes los alcaldes dc Adjuntas Aguada don
Joaquin Aldea don Sandalio Valencia. admf
tense las renuncias presentadas por los de Rio
srande Anasco don Ramon Villamil don Sa.
surnlno Gonzalez, respectlvamente.
Administration Central de Contribuciones '
hsntas.-Real Orden disponiendo 80 califique co.
mo ordinarlo el vino marca "Joanico importa.
DO por 81 vapor Pic TX por los seHores Sobri-
no de lzqulerdo Ca-Otra disponiendo que no
h4 lugar la instanca de don jose NJ. Rossv y
Guerra nombre de don Manuel Fernandez Um.
PIERRE en- solictud de que Sc e abone la cantidad
&c $ll.l25 en- el concepto de indemnizaci6n de
danos perJuiclos por efecto dc la nulidad de la
vonta &c unos terrenos On el sitio denominado el
Pastlllo Jurisdiction de Bayam6n.
Intervention General de la Administration
del Estado-Secci6n de Contadur{a.- -Facturas
que se pagaran en- Ia pr6xirna semana:
Sorteo IS
Abril 24.--Factura ndmero 400.
ldem 25.-- ldem idem.. 42l.
Cup6n 80
ldem Is Idem idem. lo2.
Idem 27..." Idem idem.... los.
Atrasos.
ldem 2S.-- ldem idem -. 6l8
ldem 29.-Facturas ndmeros. 6l9 $40.
Administrator General de Comunicaciones.
Estado general estadlstico de la correspondence
ofcial, privada, international de servicio, cur
sada por las estaciones dc toda 10 Isla en- 81 q
semestre del corriente afo econ6mico de 1890
&9l.
Escuela Normal Superior de Maestras. -
Anunclase que las sehoritas que habiendo hecho
aus estudos en- ensehanza ibre quieran darle va.
lidez acad5mica deberan solicitarlo de la seHora
Directora, durante la segunda qulncena del pro-
ximo mes de Mayo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-22
Imprssi0nss do ID vista do 5. {.

Hemos procurado indagar de personas one
han tenido Ia honra de hablar con nuestro Go.
bernador General. las impresiones que s. Z. IA
sraiao oe los 70 puntos por 81 visitados, no
haDlendo gu -ecibirlas nosotros directamen.
te Dc aquellaA soridad, por CUE comprendemos
que NC es conveniente dlstraere 50 atenci6n ocu-
pada en- estos momentos, en- coordinar sus irnpra.
stones para dar despuGs disposiciones que CORR.
jan las deficiencies que habra hallado.
~ resultado de nuestrss indagaciones ha 81.
do que on conjunto S. g. se establishments
impresionado.
En todas parties ha obtenA acarinoso reci
oimiento e miamo Leg PERSON acipales que
militan en g partido lncondicionA sspahol que On
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-22
GARTA ALBERTA
a los SGrgentOs del Battalion dc Artsl7erso

Despu6s de Ia alevosa muerte dada en- un mo-
mento de enagenaci6n mental nuestro compa
hero Fernando Lopez Hermosilla por aquel des.
graclado que, olvidando en- I'm memento de de.
llrlo sus debe' es recurri6 tan extrema fumes.
60 res0lucl6n, sin una causa no que iustificara
por que 81 crimen no 10 legaliza ninguna ley nj
razon Social slno que siquiera dlsculpara ate.
nuara on 10 mas mlnimo la enormidad del delrto
paFece punible el silencio de sus compafferos de
ciase del dlstrito, mayormente estimulados CON el
noble ejemplo de los actos humanitarios realizades
On esa Capital en- pro de Omar que, 81 indudable-
meAts 60 dlgno de toda compassion, abdicando
prevenclones resentimientos contra ese desdi
chado, una vez desagraviada Ia discipline militar
con 81 cumpllmlento riguroso de Ia severa in.
frexlbe ley, no 10 es menos el desventurado Her
mosllla, vfctlma propiciatoria de una raz6n per-
turbada; si este mutismo no podrla ser en- name
"a alguna interpretado como Ia sanction del aten.
tado, sc lntsrpretarfa, sin embargo, serfa en-
realdad, aunque dolorcso, sensibIlfsimo inius.
to olvido.
Y 81 algunas personas caritatiyas llevaron III
6bolo la suscrici6n iniciada para allegar recur.
sos con que mitigar en- parte el acerto delor de
la madre de Omar, prescindiendo injustamente
de Ia del malogrado Hermosilla, ambas tan des
graciadas como dignas de lastima conmisera-
clon, por los ttulos de tales por las circunstan-
clas monyos poderosos que en- las dos concu.
rren, nosotros, los que nos honramos en- perte-
necer 10 clase de su desdichado hijo, nos CORES
ponde, slqulera por companerismo en- honor &
dicha elase, prestarla nusstro d6bil apoyo CON la
expression de nuestro mas profundo sentimiento
por cuyo motivoy On nuestro deseo de rendir un
tribute de homenaje al fnado, los que suscribsn
proponen sus companeros del l2o Battalion de
Artilleria de Plaza, 10 siguiente:
l. Iniciar una suscrici6n, cuyo producto sea des.
tinado la madre del difunto sargento Fernando
Lopez Hermosilla (si l. tiene) para levantarls
IN modesto pante6n que perpetde su memorla.
2.0 Que esta suscrici6n sea iniciada enca-
bezada por los sargentos de Artilerfa, como pre-
fersncia honorffica do cuerpo.
s. Que se curse la relaci6n que se hapa 4 |
log Batallones de Cazadores Voluntarios resi-. |
dentes en- Il Capital, Ponce Mayaguez.
~ Que. % forme una comisi6n compuesta