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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-09
CITY COUNCIL.
Both Branches 10 Meet Tonight
When Important Business
Will Be Considered.

Among the many matters TO come be-
fore the common council, this evening.
win be an amendment to the ordinance
relating to the police department. which
provides for an increase OF the force
to the number Of ten men.
This amendment has already passed
the board of aldermen, and the reason
for II is because additional men are
needed for active work, without being
compelled to cut of the 10 superannua-
ted officers, who receive s400 year for
such work as they can accomplish.
Men are needed to look after pedes-
trians at certain street crossings, a man
Is needed in the subways under the
railroad station, and. In fact, several
extra men are required 10 make the
service efficient.
In the board OF aldermen this eve-
ming the report of the committee on MI
tration recommending the adoption OF
a mechanical system for filtering the
water supply of the city. accompanied
by resolution authorizing the expendi-
ture of $4,000 for the construction OF
the plant, will be taken up for discus
sion.
The matter of appropriating $4,000
for the completion of the driveway In
Roger williams park will come up for
con curcurrent action in the lower
branch, and II Is generally expected
that il will be passed.
Both branches will meet IN joint con-
vention for the purpose of electing a
member OF the beard OF canvassers and
registration. to fll the place vacated by
Judge Blodgett. Judge Southwick. JUS
tice of the police court. fs the most
prominent candidate for the place.
1t Is understood that Oscar A. Carle-
ton and Councilman A. J. Cushing have
been cauvassing for the place. The lat
ter has been quite active for the past
two or three days.
In case of the election Of Mr.. South
wick there will be vacancy in the
Office of police justice and this will be
in all probability filled by the election
Of James A. Pirce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-09

in his power. Unable to reach the gov
ernment at Pekin himself directly by
telegraph. he was in constant commun-
ication by cable. not only with sheng
at Shanghai. but with the great vice.
roys of the southern provinces, includ-
Ding Ii Hung Chang. He cabled to
these officials the most earnest appeals
for the exercise of their good offices
with the Pekin government to secure
the safety CT Ia, legationArs.
He pointed out the inevitable disas-
ter to China that would follow the de-
struction Of these ministers. and he
implored the viceroys to avail them
selves OF any means in their power to
ensure the presentation at Pekin of his
representations.
He believes that these representa-
tions have reached the imperial gov
ernment and that, thev have at least
contributed to the decision Of that
government to render what protection
1t can to the foreign ministers.
COMMANDS THE MANcHUs.
Mr.. wu says that Prince Ching. who.
according to Admiral Bruce. is attack
ing the Boxers. is not only the head of
the Tsung Ii yamen, but is also COM
mandant OF one Of the Pekin sarri-
sons.
There are several garrisons in Pc
kin, each composed of a separate ma
tionaIity and Ching commands the
Manchu force. AT last advices this
force comprised about 10000 soldiers.
They had been drilled in foreign tao
tics at the military school of the north
by instructors. who had themselves
been taught the art OF war by German
army officers. and would. undoubtedly.
prove very effective
CONTINUED on page rwo)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-09
Waterman,
Hit While at Play,
Dies In a Few
Minutes.

Chester Waterman. 7-year-old boy.
is dead at his home. ga Dexter street.
and Ezra r. Brooks OF % Groton street,
is under arrest at the fourth police
STATEN charged with causing the
death.
At o'clock this afternoon Ezra r.
Brooks. 16 years old; Harold Griffin.
years old. OF No. "A Dexter street. and
Chester Waterman, years old. of No.
s4 Dexter street. were playing ball on
Groton street.
The Brooks boys threw the ball and
young Waterman attempted to catch
1t. but failed to do so.
1t struck him in the side and he fell
to the ground.
Young Brooks assisted Waterman to
his home. and then hurriedlv sum-
moned DR.. Burdick. but before the lat
ter arrived the Waterman lad was
dead.
Medical Examiner Perkins, who was
called, said death was due to internal
hemorrhage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-09
Gambling AND DRUNKENNESS
AN OLD DEBT.
Hill Seeks TO Recover Claim
He Says Has Been Due
Over 19 Years.

The second trial OF the suit of Alpha
II. Hill OF Cranston to recover from
Daniel c. Potter OF Fairhaven, Mass.
the sum of $4i2.sO. took place before
Judge Wilbur and jury today
Mr.. Hill sues to recover 56 days wages
at $3.50 and 1914 years interest on the
amount due for wages.
Mr. i...i in May. 1879. was,sitharel2
and became acquainted with Mr.. Pot
ter. The latter's wife thought it would
be good idea to start a wagon in
dictionary and Mr.. Potter stocked II.
Martha's Vineyard for the sale of con-
fectionery and Mr.. Potter stocked II.
After rs days trial the business was
given up The defendant, besides de-
nying that he owes anything for wages
claims Hill was a co-partner in the
business; also pleaded the statute or
limitations.
To this plea the plaintiff replied that
Mr.. Potter was not a resident or TINS
state nor did he own property here and
that II would do no good 10 secure judg-
ment and that the case does not come
within the statute. ].
Mr.. Potter is at present an owner OK
real estate in Cranston.
Mr.. Hill on cross-examination was
asked why he did not try 10 collect
the amount he claims is due during the
frequent visits OF the defendant to his
fathers house. To this Mr.. Hill replied
that Potter came TO this state late OF
Saturday night and returned very early
Monday morning.
Mr.. Hill further admitted he was not
paving the costs of the present SUIT
but he could not say whether MT.
Conner was pressing the suit or not.
John Beagan and Franklin p owen
are counsel for plaintiff and Irving
Champlin counsel for defendant.
At the previous trial Of the case the
Jury disagreed. The assignment TO Ne
hemiah Conner was used at the previous
trial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-09

washington, July 9.-The following
telegram was received last night by
Minister wu. from sheng. director
general of the Imperial telegraphs at
Shanghai. dated yesterday:
July s.-Two legations in Pekin still
preserved. All ministers safe. Rebel
lious troops and rioters make attacks.
but suffer many losses. imperial troops
are protecting hut meet with difficulty
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-09

A decision from the office Of the super
intendcnt inspector general of the Sec
ond district was received by United
states Inspector Of Steam Vessels WI
cox last week relative 60 ferry and pas
senger steamers carrying automobiles
run by gasoline engines.
The decision states that section t72.
revenue statutes. absolutely prohibits the
carrying OF naphths. benzine. etc. under
any circumstances. ss freight or other
wise. on passenger steamers and there
fore n would prohibit the carrying Of
gasoline automobiles when the tank was
supplied with the nuid.
This new decision was made 90 correct
an erroneous one made the early part
Of last week and 10 . revision Of the old
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-09
LEAD Pipe THIEF.
Sullivan Held for Grand Jury
on One Charge and Sent
to Jail on Others.

Daniel sullivan is a chronic lead pipe
thief. lie. has done time for cutting out
plumbing. ...t..
To-day ne was before Judge sweetland
on four complaints. viz: March 10th.
larceny OF IS worth of lead pipe and dam
aging James Randaii's house at No. 70
Hack street, to the extent OF so. June IL.
theft of pipe worth IS and $40 dama,
20 Bernard MrGulnness house ~ No. 9
Boone street; June IL. larceny or - worth
Of pipe and so damage 10 John Nelson's 3
house at No y Bark. July 7th. larceny OF
1870 worth Of pipe and IS damage 10 Chas.
on the Nelson house lob, sullivan was
bound over I'm 1870: on each of the other
item he got % days In jail with costs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-09

Mckinley, "Plafn Dutys' pieader:
Roosevelt. "Strenuous' IN self-seeking;
Bryan. Democracy's Henri Of Navarre:'
Stevenson. Free silvcrs follower. or any
other patriot or celebrity. suitable for
csal low prices for quantities. J. J. Ryder
Co. AZ Washington. cor. Eddy street.
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in doing so. 1t is feared that food and
ammunition are exhausted.

in doing so. 1t is feared that food and
ammunition are exhausted.
GROUND FOR HOPE.
Though fearful of giving false en-
couragement the state department Of
ficials are bound to admit today that
there is reason for hope now respecting
the welfare of the legationers at Pc
kin. Minister wu's cablegram from
Sheng, taken in connection with the
report of Admiral Bruce from Tien-
Tsin has done much to- encourage this
hopeful feeling.
Mr.. wu brought his telegram to the
state department this morning in per-
son and pointed out to Secretary Hay
what he regarded as some significant
and gratifying features Of his dis
patch.
Such for instance. was Sheng's de-
scription OF the Chinese who are at
racking the legations as "rebellious
troops and rioters and the positive
statement that the Chinese govern
ment is opposing them.
wUs EFFORTS.
There is reason to believe that much
Of the credit for the awakening OF the
Chinese government TO the sense of its
responsibility for the safety of the
foreign ministers is due TO Minister.
wu's. personal efforts. At least three
weeks ago. when II was realized that
the ministers were in peril Minister WI
set about their protection as far as lay
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-09
Disgracefu| Scenes Witnessed at
CrescentPaTk on Sunday kinGames
Galore and Liquor in Plenty.

is not horr
ton
that there the place degraded waowns to m hearts
people pro
Lords dav.
thought
would make tour of inspection his believing that
the S al bad painted.
The result however thinks how much
somebody will have
ter dehled
Gambling
everywhere abound and half ALL
pam 1t a libel oney
To
mane al toneh time
For Boyden's office
paipable
be alters apDelaion.
mile cord around the base Similar ornaments have adorned the best room
But according
of these
% Tb an r.on envelope & from box on nth the &C. counter. 80 49, m -
having paid your ten cents you draw an envelope The slick young
On the card written pchance Baby in Bottle That small
The slick hat that Of prize and be Offers
put up your draw gain The M goes through the
time there
q
same time putting the dollar the counter and placing the IS cents
Then he continues That entities conditional
That
another card with BABY in Bottle the
Again comes out BABY in corner
That Now for another
draw again and Baby in Bottle you viii be entitled to free
begMst the
certain it $ eneverT Tetsthe
served e two @ who would work the thing p take their money
away a
the victims YESTERDAY pretty italian youth
sicuiatn and jabbns on the part Of several countrymen
fishing for tin fishes in pond Inside the hes card
kind ewe the part and
The biggest senteuany
volupuous quite
She seen handing to somebody within through the back door, Fro
eUSd Suidn,ss nt~ sasr r Of IN note
a a % bea ,e uy There we're watches collar
in a
In l-
confidently
wOula 500 found the box that was unle'
he p a
that having lead pencil mark on IT, the
But suppose
far could ascertain only the he saw three at
o
the sround
stood glued to the enclosure all the a
81 .
It novel kind of a Wheel
W greenb
which fitted wth
operated eight toy horses
with ocke o N
TO a
reaching the nag was announce
held
on Two)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-27
De QucbradillaS

Sc han celebrado en- este pueblo
las fiestas patronales, que quedaron
muy lucidas Nutrida concurrencia
de los barrios y de los pueblos Ger
canos acudio { los festejos. Uno de
los actos mas importantes y que re-
visSi6 mayor solemnidad, fu6 ell Ju
RADIO de senoritas, prssfdido por las
bellas v simpaticas senoritas Lolita
Goicochea y Laura Ruiz Durante
ell acto fueron esplendidamente OBJ
sequiadas las Srtas que compon1an
el Jurado, con dulces y refrescos.
La Comision de festejos fue en- ex-
tremo obsequiosa. La orquesta anne
nizo el acto.
Por la noche Sc celebr6 el bale
de sociedad en- el que lucisron sus
encantos las mismas ssf1oritas que
componfan ell Jurado con sus Presi-
dentas y otras sef1oritas mas de este
pueblo y de los lim1trofes.
El bale dur6 hast. las dos de Ia
maf1aua, mOmentO en- que cesarOn
los constantes obsequi IS que Sc pro
digaban la inmepsa concurrencia
que asisti6 el.
Ell COERESPONSAL
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Conpan1a
de los ferrocarriles de Pto-fiso
BiIletes drectos entire San Juan J EayagG:z

BiIletes directos entire San Juan J Mayagu:Z
Desde ell 10 de Noviembre 'rro.
ximo Sc expendera en- la estaci6n de
San Juan billetes directos para Ma
yagtez y 'vice-versa, a los precios
siguientes:
la clase. ...... ..... 81 80
"a ctase. ...... 8 "a
comprendiendo estas sumas ell impor
to del pasaje en- ferrocarril y ell de
un asiento en- coche entre Camuy y
Aguadilla.
Las demas estaciones de las re-
feridas llneas expenderan billetes
ordinarios, agregando ell de un asien
to en- ell coche, este al precio de So:
Ri transporte de equipaje por
coche sera gratis hasta Is kilos:
De Is a 50 kilos pagara 81 90
Los lasajerOs que interesen de
tar un coche complete deberan ma
nifestarlo oportuuamente al jefe lie
estacl6n, quien 10 pedira por tel6
grafo q las empresas de Camuy 8
Aguadilla, sin cargar NADIA por ell to
l6grama:
La tsrifa para hete de un cocha
icon dere. h dos asientos solamen
te)ses de se 90:
10 =
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liInteresante!!

La Retineria de Petroleo es
tablecida en- Catano, ofrece en-
Venta todo 10 que compone dicha
refneria.
Tornos y herramienvas de to1as
clases.
Tanques de hero desde 1000
hlsta 100, 900 galones-
- bombas vapor de dlferentes
tamafOs.
Canerfas valvulas de hlerro y
ronce de todos tamanos.
Almacenes y casa vivlenda IN
cluso el terreno.
Ladrillos mampostear y hero
galVanizad DO uSa 10.
la venta Sc hace en- total 8 en-
parties y Sc admite proposiciones.
Para mas informes dirigirse d
2 Vansyckel en- Cataflo, 9 Sres. So
briros de Ezquiaga Capital
S 800
En- Arecibo en- la Gale de Je-
sus Maria ,,e ha establecido una
taci6n te flea en- onexion con
con la Estaci6n 81 fsrrocarril para
.yor comodidad d'l p1biico en- Ia
transmission de despachos TELEGRAPH
cos.
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Sc MANDA GRATIS
kTOD0 Ell MUND0 ]!
On PAQUETE De PRuEBA DEL Mas
FAM0S0 REMEDI0,
ese .f,1IslEct uuv paon1o FL vlsoa prau,pe.

Eodo el que ocurra al State Medical InstitrtA
40 E1ektron Building, Fort Wayne, lnd.<
Z. o., recibira por Correo,y y gratis, un paquets
del remedio mas notable, con que Sc han curade
IT miles de honbres, quienes habian venido Id
chando inutilmente Por largo tempo contra II
enfermedad fisica y mental do la p&rdlda Dc
viRor. Su exito ha sdo tan grande que, en- pro
Dc la humanidad, ha resuelto este Institute r.
partir gratuitamente paquetes de gTueoa tod.s
q puede efectuar propio hogar, sin naoies.
tia; asi es que tcdo Ell que padezca dc debilidad
sexual, bajo cualquer forma, va proceda Dc
srrores dc juventud, perdida premature de fusf:
u y rnemoria, depression flsica, varicocele Q
snaciacion de las parties, puede curarse, por d.
misuo, en- su casa, sin des pertar la miuimA AteA'
ei6n curiosidad por parte de uadie.
Este remedio tene un efect0 particul1rmeno
alantador, desarolla rapidamente Las fuerz2a
Gsicas. Tamben cura todaa las enfermedadsa
cAusadas por Ell largo abrao de las funcione4
uaturales, 8 por cualquier accidente del misms
eenero, en- las que siemprs ha sdo vsrdAdsfa-
0ente soberauo.
El Institute quiere ayudar 1 aquella elase d3
eurarse; por ESQ les manda gratis una mues-
ira que les dara una prueba de la facnidad coa
que pueden curarse por 81 n1ismo dc Ia deoua-
dad sexual y otras eufermedades de Ia misAA
ospecie, usando remedies adecuados.
Fl Institute no hace ninguuA exception, paeo
nAnda gratis todo Ell que le escriba mn paquete
d prueba, cuid adosamente sellado para evita1
eualquier inconveniente publicdad. Tods 20
icitud dirigida al State Medical Institute, q
Vista de obtener paquetes de prusba, ssrA Ate0'
aida pronta y esnaeradamente.
Sc suplica los Isctosss sscrihAs "a Des4AA
- tiempo
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Fueg0S
artifCiaIeS,

La demanda jnterpuesta en- la
Corte Federal por Dooley Smith y
ca contra la Junta de Festejos del 4
de Julio de 1899 por los celebres fue
gos artifciales que Sc quemaron en-
la bahia de esta Capital, acaba de
ser decid:da por Ell Juez Holt de di-
cha Corte, con un <no ha lugar> y
pago de las costas.
La Corte de Equidad, en- la que
la casa de Dooley, Smith & Ca ha
bfa demandado, declara que no tiene
jurisdiction en- un asunto en- que uno
de los socios de dicha casa es tam
bien uno de los demandados.
La 1eferida casa, pues, tendra
que acudir los tribunales locales,
empezando la demanda en- el Juzga
do municipal, 81 es que insiste en- el
cobrAde la exhorbitante suma exigi
da por los dichosos fuegos.
Ell abogado de Dooley Smith &
Ca. era el Sr Oilin, assistant Attor
ney General
Llev6 la defensa de la JRnta de
Festejos el reputado abogado Sr.
Keedy.
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RunQOreS.

Sc dice: que el gobierno de Was.
hington no ha visto con agrado que
el partido federal Sc retraiga on las
proximas elecciones, pues parece
que deseaba que en- la Camara tu
viesen representation ambos parti
dos.
Sc dice: Que en- New York circu
laban versiones la salida de vapor
<Filadelfa, (el sabado 20 del actual, J
de que nuestro Gobernador Civil,
Mr. Allen, harfa renuncia de su i'm
ortante cargo, tan luego como que
de inst a]ada v funcionardo Ia CANA
ra de representatives
Sc dice: Que son muchos los pro
pietarios de incas urbaras de es ia
ciudad que no daran su CONSENT
mlento para utilizar las paredes de
sus casas para tijar los alambres
electricos destinados al tranvfa, to-
merosos de que puedan desarrollar
incendios, como ha ocurrido en- otras
paltes.
Sc dice: Que anoche de ocho 8
nueve, Sc recibio un telegrama de
de esta capital en- Rio Piedras, avi
sando a los federales congregados
en- session, que serian atacados. Pa
rece que el tai despacho era ap6cri
fo, pues no Sc pudo averiguar quien
10 habia trasmitido- No hubo tales
ataques.
Sc dice: Que en- la reunion cele
braca anoche en- Rio Piedras entire
valiosos elementos Ftderales, Sc
acordo manteDer ell retraimiento pro
clamado por ell partido, como la mas
elocuente de las protestas que pue
de hacer la colectividad.
Sc dice: Quo hasta Ia fecha esta
muy dudosa la election pres idencial
on los Estados Unidos. pues an bos
partidos cxtreman sus trabajos has
ia ell grado maXimo. La circulation
de dinero para trabajos slectorales
en- toda la Union, es asombrosa.
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Terrible do|o[
en- e| costado derecbo
de <La Voz del Pueblo, Minas,
Uruguay }

eMi nombre es Manuel Herman.
dez He vivido duran to 20 amos en- So
lis Chico hace va otros tantos
nos que reside en- Estacion Monies,
Departamento de Minas, Repdblica
de Uruguay, dedicado la agricultu
ra Generalmente he gozado de
buena salud, pero por causas que
descOnOzco fuf v1ctima de un terri
BILE dolor en- el ]ado derecho que me
llegaba hasta Ia boca del estomago.
Fu1 indtilmente asistido por un me
dico despues de haber tornado sus
medicinas en- vano, tuve )casi6n de
yer varias personas curarse de ma.
les analogos al mio con el uso de las
Pfldoras Rosadas del DR. Williams.
Esta 'circunstancia me indujo a to-
mar estas P1ldoras que conpre en- la
casa del Sr Jose Regueiro de Esta-
ci6n Monies. En- question de unos
dias mejor6 bastante. Continue to-
mando con cons tancia las P1ldoras
Rosadas del DR. Williams y cuando
hab1a tornado la mitad del cuarto
frasco me puse enteramente bien Sc
gun pueden comprObarlo los sef1O-
res Domingo Lanpoconi y Damian
Hernandez, tambien RESIDENCES en-
E>tacion Monies.
(tirmado)
MANUEL HERN ANDEZ.
Las plldOras rosadas del Dr. Wi
lliams, son las mas populares an to
dos los paises donde han sido intro
ducidas Puriican enriquecen Ia
sangre. restablecen los nervios 7 Gu
ran Ia PARALYSIS parcial baile'de San
Vic, neuralgia, reumas, nerviosi
dad, dolor de cabeza nsrvioso, pal
pitaci6n del corazon, anemia y pail
dez, frialdad de manos y pies, IRE
gularidades en- las funciones mensua
les de las mujeres y la debilidad en-
ambos sexos:
Son inmejorab]es para las enfer
medades de los hombres causadas
por indiscreciones de la juventud,
exceso de trabajo estudio etc.
Hay muy pocas boticas donoe
no Sc vendan las pf!doras rosadas
del DR. Williams.
Cualquler persona que tenga di
ticultad en- adquifirlas debe dirigir
Sc a la casa DR. Williams Medicine
Co de Schenectady, N Y, Estado.
U uidos, y sera avisado donde com
| prarlas. La misma casa cuenta cor
un departamento medico para aten
der egratuitamente> a las conAultas
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Desde haee "A amos vensn sompfobando las
proedades t6nsas reconstituyentss de sstas Pdoras
apSutce, evitando alFdn insonysniente Observable
pabbo una Dreparae6n tan nsrfseta M at All somo
ana rkpida en- sus efectoa.
Las verdAderas PILDORAS RECONsTITUYBN-
TES DRL DOCTOR REVERON curan pronsam ente
todas las enfermedades que dependen del enpobrs-
smiento de IA sapgre, por mala alimentas46n, por
enfsamedades snteriores-son muy eheeces en- Las
Ssnsia, debilidad dolores las pernas hidropssia
cansancio, sordsra, zumbidos de oidos marcos pali
d6z de Ia piel Ia que resttuye color natural
teorismo grandes perddas de sangre falta de mems
truaci6n, su ebundancia escasez desarrollo de las
que sea sntoma de una CLORO-ANEMIA.
La importancia de estas Pildoras QUE Sc RECO
MIENDAN POR 81 SOLAS esta cnmprobada no solo
ell uso tan generalizado que tisnen la sla
que ia mbtencon las muchas inltaciones que de elias
uonbfes parecido6.
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Pa ra hoy estaba sef1alado en-
,el Tribun al Supreme del Justicia Ia
votacion del fallo que ha de recaer
en- la sentencia dictada contra Me
dardo Co lon Vega, por el delito de
robo
El dia 20 del actual tendran
etecto las votaciones de los fallos
que han ecaer en- las condemns i'm
puestas q los procesados Cristobal
Martinez Wei, por homicide y Juan
Ramirez Correa por lesiones, los
Gu uales apelaron al Tribunal Supre
mo de Ju sticia
A disposici6a del Juzgado de
San Francisco fueron detenidos
aver Quintiu Coto y Agustin Valen
tin, acusa dos del delito de robo
Miguel Claudio, que q cad.
'nstante viene al Deposito como va
go, fue condsnado hoy a Is dlas de
trabajos forzados
A Sabana Llama, barrio de
Mo Pledra as sera remitido por ruta
81 muchac no, natural de aqusl pue
olo Sebast stian Quifones, que Sc ha
liza en- esta Capital sin domicilio co
nOcidO
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Rsa.iili. {. Ri..? ?iia!'a..
Ell PARTIDO FEDERAL
ratihoa ell retraimiento acordado.

Anoche Sc reupi6 ell Comite Eje
cutivo del Partido Federal en- Rio
Piedras, asistiendo el Presidsnte Sr
Nuroz Rivera y los sefores Soler,
Palmer, Larrfnaga, Camunas, Diaz
Navarro, Walls Mendez y Patron, y
Delegados Sres. Garcia Salgado,
DR.. Barreras, Sola, DR.. Gonzalez y
Rivera
Sc discutieron las solicitudes
presentadas por los distritos de Qua
yama y Humacao relativas a modifi-
caciones del acuerdo concerniente al
rstraimiento absolute en- las eleccio-
nes, SO acord6 mantener ell aludi
do retraimientO.
Sc acord6 igualmente recomen
6ar a los Jueces electorales CONT
nuen en- la mas extricta vigilancia
en- las inscripciones, y en- las vota
clones, cuando llegue su d1a, levan
tando protestas de cuantas irregula
ridades Sc 'noten con menoscabo de
las Leyes.