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KILLED THE CAPTAIN.


a 0anAaems oa1vsttoaise ehoe ~ . Be~
yscssA ssisss.
SPOKANE, May 5.-Daniel W. Hoskins
walked into the Salvation army bsrracks
at D. m., drew . revolver. fred two shots
into the heart OF Capt. Ida Bennett. and
then fred two moro into his own bssin.
They fell within q few feet OF each
other and immediately expired.
Hoskins had made repeated threats
against Captain Bennett's life aud whsn
he walked into the hall one OF the soldisss
cried OUT: "Look out Captain, os hs VIII
kill YOU"
Before Miss Bennett could seek safsty
In flight, however, the deed OF destruction
had been finisbed. Hoskins was suitor
Of Captain Bennett's and she bed
refused to marry him. He has
been nursing this grief foe .
long while. Tue affair got into tbs
papers some time ago. Hoskins declaring
that Miss bennett had played the part Of
a coqustte with him. and had deliberately
broken his heart. Miss Bennett had 10
defend herself in newspapers, and then
declared that Hoskins Was insane,
that he had threstened to hill
s'r feeling sna 'ss' ai .assow .ss 'e so- 'Ss Sis
delusions. Captain Bennett has been
for severai years n member Of the army,
working in San Francisco. and last sum-
mer conducted meetings M Helena. She
was q woman OF commanding figure and
possessed an earnest manner that caused
her to be regarded as one OF the most ef-
ficicnt workers in the army.
Hoskins was iS years old. He came
from Arkansas several years ago. wnere
he had been deputy United States uAr.
shal aud sheriff. Here he was . lsboree.
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GOT IN HIS WORK.

An Onicisi Of the rsisgrsphsrs' Order Is
Short IL Rlis Acceuata.
vINroS, Iowa, May 6.-Ths executive
committee Of tbs Ortisr OF Railway
Tslegraphers is examining the books and
accounts Of the grand oiIlcsrs. There are
serious charges that the grand chief has
recklsssiy squsndered tho money OF the
order to the extent that the treasury is
empty aud money had to bs borrowed II
10 stated that between $4,000 and sS1.0O)
was spent In the Burlington. Cedar Rapids
a Northern and Rock Island strikes.
Other irregularities are charged.
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GOOD NEWS.
Moatansas are Promised Cheap WsslA's
Fair Rate.

Fair Rate.
Spec'a, Dispatch TO this Standard
OMAHA. May SIT Is reported in local
railway circles that the Union Pacific viii
shortly put into effect extremely low rates
from all points on its lines. to meet the
cut now being madc by the Rio Grands
aud Burlington roads. The Union Paetflc
is no, getting tho business that IL 10 justly
entitled to. At headquarters the officials
frankly admit that the situation 10 not TO
their liking. but refuse to give any intima-
tlon of what they intcud TO do. They are
wa ching the Burlington and Rock Island.
and quietly planning startling develop
ments for the very near future By which
the Montana people may see the wcrad's
fair for a round trip Of IS.
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Tweniy-Four Hours Late.

CHICAGO. May 5.-Tho great bicycle re-
lay race from Boston 10 Chicago ended
this morning AT s:s5. when Bliss and Van
Sicklen brought tho message Of Governor
Russcll OF Massachusetts,. to Governor
Altgeld OF Iilinois. The journey was made
under most difficult circumstances, and
completed in little less than i22 hours OF
nearly twenty-five hours behind the
schedule
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fvss'asat CisvsissA Appslsss The osesd
Ter 1ess-RaisshssA ED ths PrsssAeae
WASHINGTON, Nay k-The president
to-day appointed the following board OF
visitors to ths United States military
academy for tue year less: Carlos g.
fstrchild OF New Yosk, Henry I, Pierce
of Boston. Frank Thomson Of Phtladel'
phia. A. c. McClurg oe Chicago, Jehn W.
3. Dlnsn,ore OF San Joss, CAL; Edwin a.
Alderman Of 0rseusboro, N. c.; John p,
Rea OF Minneapolis.
Tue prcssdent's selection OF PaiFehod
for the service dlsproves the report that
they had quarrslsi and were no lenses
frieDds
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HANDY WITH A RAZOR.
A clipper shades sirsa rriss 10 shs0s

CG.
BUTTE. May 5.-Oue Of the beer luggers
employed in the Clipper Shades. Who soss
BY the name of Nellie westerlane, At
tempted TO commit suicide this morning
in her room Ia the Barrst 4 Jacky block.
Jealousy was the cause aud . rasor vas
the instrument she employed In hsr 60
deavor to wing hes aiahs to ths country
beyond the divide. She succeeded only In
cutting big cash in her throat. as one of
tue other women roominR In the hcuns
caught her In the eel and prevented hse
from carrying out heg intention.
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To be well dressed m m your clothes
should be perfect fitting, should DO well
made aud cut In the prevailing styles. To
secure such garments every gentleman
eoes TO Connell's. They have tho latest
fashion plato and the newest goods. while
their cutter has no equal west Of New
York.
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JOHN AND THE LAW.
s:eps 10 rsst the CsassisutIensiity sf ~
0sary Law.

S.eps 10 rsst the enthusiastically ef ths
0sary Law.
NEW YORK, May h.-Thres Chiuamsn
will bs arraisnsd Ia the United States
court tomorrow to test the constitution
ality Of tho Chinese exclusion act. This
action IL taken under an agreed case b.
tween the Chinese Six companies Of Call.
fornia and the United States government
In order that quick deter mination may
be reached. The United States supreme
court will convene at Washington Wednes-
day for final argument.
The programme II tho United Statos
marshal will tomorrow arrest thrco China
men who are not registered. Thcy will b
taken before Judge Brown In the United
States court sitting % . circuit court. The
judge and United States district attorney
ON behalf OF the government will request
an order that they be deported. This order
will be granted and the attorneys for the
Cinnamon will hiring habsas corpus pro-
ceetinGs before Judge Lacomb In the
United States circuit court, who will dis
miss the habeas corpus and remand tho
prisoners TO the custody Of the United
States marshal. This applies TO two pris.
oners only. The third prisoner will be ar
raigned hrst before Judge Lacomb as this
avenue Of procedure 10 open and IL has
been deemed advisable TO test both.
At the end Of this stage Of tho perform
ancc the matter will be In readiness for
the United States supreme court. II 10
expected its decision will bo rendered
within . week or ton days after arguments
have been heard. Lawyers for ths Chi.
nese lay much stress ON tho unconstitu-
tionalisy feature Of tho exclusion oct,
especially section 6.
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Boots and Shoes

To be comfortable. should Fl
just right. We have the stock
to make everyone feel perfectly
At home in that respect. II
will only be necessary for you
to call on US to be suited ex.
actly in price and. quality.
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Old Patrons

And many new ones. too. have
praised the appearance of OUT
rcmodclcd store and our way
of displaying the stock. If you
have not been to see US lately,
come in it will be pleasure 70,
us to show you through the
store.
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At Clcvciand-9; Chicago. 8.
At Louisviiie-Game with Pittsburg
postponed on account of wet grounds.
At Washington New York, 5.
Az AtCincinnaii--3; ST. Louis. .. Eleven
innings.
A, Brooklyn-3; Philadelphia, I.
At Baltimore Boston, ..
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Eishsy Psrssas harmed.

VIENNA. May s.-Ths town OF kowaL. 80
miles south of Warsaw, with population
Of 3,5O WAS swept by . conhaRration. Ono
hundred and sixteen houses, including
hospital and asylum, were destroyed.
Three hundred families are homeless and
destitute. Eighty persons persisted IN the
flames.
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Special Dispatch TO the standard.
CHICAGO. May 5.--The Montana build
ing will he dedicated May Is, with tho
Rehau statue. Thirty Montanans are in
yited 10 the latter ceremony.
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BERLIN. May 5.-Tbs lower house Of tbs
bined vote Of the conservative and center
party, the ground Of opposition being the
o general reform of tho school system.
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SACRAMENTO, May 6.-Govsenor MARI.
ham received . dispatch from Secretary
Gresham asking him TO protect the Chi.
ness from the threatsnsd attack In the
state. The governor st once telegraphsd
the collsctor at San Francisco to keep
him informed - TO any trouble In that
district. He also tslsgrsphsd Secretary
Gresham he would take due precsution to
prevent any trouble.
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NASHVILLE. NAV 5.-The track was fast.
Six furloncs The -. first: Horace Lc-
land. second; Prcttiwit, third. Time,
i:'5h.
Four furiongs-McLiaht. first; Pat,
second. Saddiebags. third. Time. 0:5o
Handicap. One mile and 70 yards
Maid Marion. first; Francis Pope, second
Tasco. third. Time. I ASH.
One mile-Tenny. jr.. first: Forest Rose,
second; Long Ten. third. Time, :t3.
Six furiones-Cors TAYLOR. first; Isso
o.. second; Freedom. third. Time, ! ~.
Six furiongs-Empress Frederick. first
Rarner. second; Flower Dellis, third.
Time :f4L.
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most conservative banking houses, said: I:
II do not care TO have my name used,
but you may say for me that think the
worst 10 over nov. When White failed
the last bubble was punctured aud We
reached tho bottom. We have already
had q pretty sharp rally and No shall
probably have others, with some SLOW
liquidation. ! do not look for any moro
failures. There may, Of course, bs some,
but they will b Of the small fey order and
will have no approciable effect ON the
market. There has been great deal of
money lost, Of course. In this great do
cline, but good deal has been In mar.
gins. which will show on exchange. Many
members OF tho exchange no doubt sus-
taincd losses, but they will bs nblo to
stand them. In my opinion the stock ex-
change 10 now . bargain counter. II this
was not q bargain day, then there never
was one on exchange"
A rumor obtained at one time that s. v.
White would DO taken care Of by certain
Of the sugar magnatcs. This, however,
could not be traced To any reliable source.
THEY SAVED THE DAY.
Ry common consent, the turning of tbs
tide ID credited to the exertions of Drexei,
Morgan 4 Co. and tho vanderbilts. II ID
generally believed that several important
houses at the close of business were con-
frontcd with what appeared to be in
evitabie failure. The enormous losses
in tho last week, the utter demora alization
of tho buying power In the market and
the practical paralysis of credit. promised
liquidation that. unless stayed. would
have swept them of their feet. But night
and early morning have been employed
by every strong interest, which realised
that tho weak must be saved at any cost
Bankers aud banks alike joined hands
with determination to avert tho most
serious threatened danger, but II could
not he demonstrated al once that
the situation had been controlled. No,
until after further extensive liquidations
In certnin directions had been accom-
plishcd. was tho market reversed and the
quotations. scutlding rapidly upward. told
To all persons Interested, tho story ol
rescue and recovery.
On ,he Cosst.
SAN Francisco. May 5.--Rccent r,imor,
as 20 the questionable financial condition
of tho State Investment company Of thi,
city, brought statement from L. p. Drex
cier. one Of the stockholders, that th,
company's property will be attached to
day by creditors whose claims are ex
pccted TO aggregate $4,000. The Gauss
Of the anticipated failure 10 said to be on
pensive composition. losses from hazard
ons risks and withdrawal Of public con
fidence. The assets are SGO,0O.
rssstea squeessd
BosToN. May S.-Fnncis Hcnshaw 4
Co stock brokers' et,speutlrd this morn
ing. They say the failure In duo To inabliit
to collect money due on marquis. Il I
impossible TO give statement OF thci
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EULER OF THE QUEENS NAVY.
Sir JOHN O. Hopkins. *. c. ID. visits the
NntionAl (suu Gh0u

WASHINGTON. May 5.-The authorities
nj the Washington gun foundry to-day en-
joyed tho pleasure Of visit from Vice
Admiral Sir John q. Hopkins. x. c. b..
commander In chief Of the British North
ATLANTIC suuudrou,
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BosToN. May S.-Fnncis Hcnshaw a
Co.. stock brokers. suspended this morn
ing. They say the failure In duo To inability
to collect money due on margins. II h
impossible TO give . statement OF their
affairn.
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ST. LouIs, May 5.--Ths track was
good.
Six furionRs Volunteer, first; Arthur
c.. second; White Wings, third. Time,
l:TE.
Four furlongs White, first Wine
dots. second; vonedoctor, third. Time,
:5ON.
Six and one-half furionRs-St. Joe. first
Lsmppost, second; Winnie, third. Time,
I :38H.
Six and one-haif furionRs Hasty. first
General Mitchell. second; Captain Drane,
third. Time. I "a.
Five furlongs-ithaca. frat; Emperos
Billet. second; Doubtful, third. Time
1.O2H.
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Tn the Bius Grass.

LExIsGroS. Ky., May 5.-The track Was
fairly good.
Six firlongs first, Osrius SEQ
ond. Caledonia third. Time. III.
Fiftecn-sixtccnths milc-Rook Laidlcy
first, Happiness second, Lucknow third.
Time. :TA.
Handicap. one milo and an eighth
Puricard first, Old Pepper second, Sweet
Blossom third. Time. I :5s4.
Half mile Zophillies first. Sister Anita
second, nunyadi third. Time. I :52.
Five furiongs -Pittsburp first. Cedar
Brook second. Powder third. Time, I :o6.
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After the eavci had fallen and tho bat
tie wss over for the day. men went awa,
in quister spirits aud looked the situatio,
over. In we'll informed financial quarter
the feeling grow that the worst had beei
seen and from this time Oh matters vii
improve. On this theory. which had. &
some extent. obtained before the close
and, In fact. certain houses whose name
we're freely mentioned ms being In troub
early In the day, pulled through oil right
Numerous purchases, II was seen. ha'
been made right through tho list. Their
had been reyulsion In sentiment an
prices had bounded up almost as rapid.
as they dropped early Ia the day.
After scanning the situation, after I'll
closs OF to-day. one of the governors u
the exchange aud o member VI one VI .h
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del anim0 del oyents debido sas pfofundoa
sstudioa naee que sea escnchado con atenci6n =
rsspeto.
Ha hecho brillantisfmas campafas parlamsn-
tafias en- defensa de los intereses de las antillas
en- las cuestiones econ6micas yjuridicas
Como hombre politico, afliado al partido
conservador guarda profundo respeto al sr. Ca
novas del Castillo en- Ia disidencia de Romero
Robledo Silvela sigui6 aquel incondicionaI-
mente.
Hs representando Ell distrito de Mayaglez
an 1854, sc, 80 actuslmente 10 representa- go
zaajo de gran inaaencia de cariho merecido
entte sus comitentes
% senor Lastres, abogado ilustre crimina.
asta notable orador de dotes brillantes tiene
ablertas las puertas por donde ha de entrar ocu-
par muy pronto un alto cargo en- la administra.
con del kstsdo. Sc le signiica como tuturo
ah.l 80 Ea 81 psrtido conservador es una de
las fgu1aa mas reapetadss infuyentes en- el Par.
lamento.
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das sst1n Ii do don jesAs hoabfieI ass as don
Julian r. Blanco, una de don Andres RiveraD
una de do6a Agusda Medina, Las ofcin&s dc Ia
Re6nerfa de Gas, una de don Faustino Carrrillos
una de doiia Rosa de ID Crus, una de dom Miguel
Granela, una de don Manuel Martinez, una de
don JESUS sevilla, una de dona Maria Encarna'
cl6n, una de don Antonio Quinones, una de don
Valentfn Ruiz ocho mas. Tambien Ia iglesis
estk destechads En- una casa de don Carlos Mar
timex % cay6 una pared de material. LA carre-
terra dc Bayarn6n Catafe esta obstruida por los
6rboles que han caido sn "a Vi
De San IAo1.as
El senor L&timag h. .as,s,;dn :e sen Tho
el siguiente despacho c1rss 10 ssta ms name la
, recibido las 10:
Desde las lO} de aver he habdo fuertes
vientos que contnusron toda Ia tarde; los mus
marsjadas Comuniqnema nosicias de ess l. : :
Como ssgue es tempo
Seg6n diiimos, las r4fagas de viento cesa-
RON esta mafiana POGO despuSs de haber amsne
cido, pero On esta Capital apenas ha cesado de
Hover On todo el dia. El sol se Ia visto ests
tards en- int6rvalo muy corto & las 2 menos s mi
nutos que tambi6n ne ha sentido alguna tronsda.
Estamos impacientados por recibir noticias de ls
Isla.
e.. il. La Drdgd
La draga que aver tarde diiimos anduvo al
81kUt@S 4u0 AU4Au&Q& pOE 81 V3pOE A00TSDqWen y
est4 fondeada sin novedad en- 10 bahia. M al.
mac6n dep6sito del fsrrocarril de circulation en-
esta Marina, ha sufrido algunos despssfecsos On
% techumbre. .~=. 49,.
M0rcha del viente
El viento huracanado aver 90 inici6 al N. e.,
eambi6 despu6s I'm POGO 81 Norte tltimamsnte
81 Sur que % el que mas ha rsinado esta manana.
Hoy { l. una estuvo 81 8. e. y las dos (hora en-
que sscribimos) se ha cambiado de nuevo al Sud.
Las rGfagss mas fuertes aver fueron les del N. e.
dc manera que adm cuando 81 temporal debe ha-
berse sentido en- casi toda Ia isla (excepci6n del
Oests donde se habr6 hecho sentir menosl debe
habsr castlgado CON mas violencia segdn opinion
faeultativa, los pueblos de Trujillo, Gurabo, c.
guas, Oayey, Arroyo, Salinas, Guayama, Mauns
DO, Yabuooa etc.
suspendemos por hoy la presente triste rela
oi6n para continuarla manana con otros datos
que recojamos , CON las noticias que se vayan re-
oibiondo dc 10 Isla.
ULTIMA HORA
La casa consignataria cree que no fu6 el va
por frances el que se vic aver tarde la entrads
dc este puerto. ri dicho vspor, segdn telegrama
sAli6 de Puerto Plata el Is Las IL del dia e
temporal ha dsbido alcanzarle en- la travesfa.
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kyuntaml0nt0 do ID Capital

PincSpdes GcUeTdos tonsGdos en- ID session del sa II
Enterarse de haber aprobado el Gobierno
General 81 pasaje de tercera clase para Ia Penfn
sula favor de Felipa Perez por cuenta de estos
fondos municipales. .-Idem de que debe satisfacer
este Ayuntamiento por derrama provincial en- el
corrisnte aho l4,S72 pesos. -Disponiendo se abo
ne ID Junta del A. Centenario del descubri
Miento dc Puerto Rico, los 5 mil pesos ofrecidoa
parte de ellos, segdn 10 permitan los fondos mu.
nicipalea.-Mandando entreEar ri Centro de Ha
cienda, pesos que reclama en- papel de reinte
gro, por gsstos del expediente de redenci6n del
censo que pssaha sobre el edi6cio antigua Carcel.
-Aprobando el gasto de q pesos por ilumina.
clones extraordinarias de la Casa Consistorial,
CON motive del cumpleahos Santo de 8. M. la
Roina Regente.-Mandando anunciar que go ne.
cesitan mas de 100 mil adoquines de piedra del
pals cada afio, para las Gales de esta Capital q
6n de que 30 presenten proposciones do precio
-Aprobando 81 gasto de pesos 75 centavos
valor de dos cortinas colocadas en- al palco del
teatro destinado al Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Ge
neral.-Idem una cuenta del farmac6utico don
Juan B. Daub6n, por pesos 10 centavos, lmpor
to de medicinas otros artfculos facilitados en-
1ermos pobres suarto de socorro, fuera de su
contrato. anunciar Ia subasta de co.
locaci6n de 80 mil adoquines de sscoria, en- 10 ca.
lie de San Justo.-Autorizand al contratista del
impu0sto sobre consume de harina de trlgo Sc
gun ga contrato, para que cobre e respective de
recho al pam galletas pastas de sopa que SO CON.
feccionen en- 10 Isla 90 introduzcan en- esta Ca
pital-Disponiend celebrar session extraordina.
ria 81 pr6ximo jueves, para despachar los demas
asuntos que fguran en- Ia orden del dia y que no
pudo acordarse sobre ellos, pOr ser una hora muy
avanzada de la noche.
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El apreciable dlputado C6rtes por Maya
guez cuyo resrato publicsmos hoy, es joven toda
via. Naci6 en- la Habana el l3 de Mario de
lsA8, on cuya Universidad princicipi6 sus estu
do Dsrecho que termiu6 luego en- la Central de
Madrid el ano 1859 I'll Sr. Lastres es hombre
de clarisima inteligencia y muy estudioso, cir
cunstancas que le han Waldo honroso puesto en-
81 Foro nacional.
En- ell mismo ano de 1869 dirigi6 al General
Serrano una sentida bien redactada exposition
pidiendo para las Antillas las bertades obtenidas
en- la Peninsula por Ia Revoluoi6n de Sep
tieunbro.
Terminals su csrrera fund6 una Accidents
de Dsrecho que alcanzo justs fama y que le vali6
el eer nombrado Catedr6tico INFERNO de la Uni
versidsd Central, escribiendo en- 1872 Gu primera
obra titulada I" Procedimientos civiles crimina.
les" que sirve hoy de texto en- casi todAs las Uni
versidades de Espaha.
Como iurisconsulto ha probado sus dotss ca.
peciales en- el foro On Ia c6lebre causa contra
Rita Escudero, por homicidio, que logr6 salvarle
de- una sentencia capital; On la no menos cGlebre
causa dol crimen de Chamberf 10 defensa hecha
DOR 10 q. debia sus acreedores II compafia que,
hrada de Ponferrsda ls Coruha, le vali6 ser
nombrado abogado consultor dc muchas legaclo.
mes sxtrangeras, J sobrs todo en- Ia 'cslebre eau
% dc Mora" que di6 motive que Mont saliese
del Ministerio de Estado, por los brillantes dis
eursos que prenunci6 en- defenss de los interesss
de 10 NAci6n, demostrando 81 profundfsimo estu.
dio que hab{a hscho en- tan importants asunto.
AL asistir el 25 de Octubre de 1884, & un
Consejo dc Guerra que 90 celebrabs en- las pri
stones militares dc Madrid, como defensor de uno
de los procesados 81 presidente no le concedi6
asiento, nj Las consideraciones que 90 merecia Ia
topa que llevaba puesta, abandon6 el local
/ consignando una en6rgica protesta y mas tarde
On 81 Congreso hizo brillantfsima defensa de los
dsrechoB profesionales
Sus profundos estudios sobre Penitenciarias le
han hecho c6lebre no solo On Espana sino en- el ex
tranioro, y sus ibros, folletos conferencias On
ei Ateneo de Madrid le han Waldo grandes aplau
sos sobre todo, el yer constltuido en- Madrid Ia
CGrcsl Modelo.
| Su obrs magma Ia que le ha dado nom.
bre meracido ha sido 81 conseguir Ia creaci6n de
ID primora eseuela correctional para 10 juventud
descarriada.
AL sefor Lastres se debe el movimiento re
formista penitenciario que he producido 10 Car
col cellular y otras
Representa- Espana on el Congreao peni
tenciArio dc Stokolmo , fu6 el que ide6 el pro
yscto de Registro central de penados.
Sus obras mas populares SON 81 "Derecho .
alcance de todos," "Libertad de testar, "Opera
clones de Bolsa, Gel crimen de Ia Gale de Fei
100" otras que serfa prolijo:
Como orador tiene una palabra repoaada
Ipersuasiva contundents que logra apoderara