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freely along the highways and byways
or will it be safe to let much of it out
of the hands of the ring?
A few of the faithful went to to Sis
tersyille to the blowout at Sistersville.
but all attention is attracted to that
yaliee of DOODLE
Two couple were licensed to wed this
week They We're Joseph Jacobs and
Ada B. Dennis, and Delbert NJ. Brad
ford and Maggie Allen.
The Supreme Court has granted an
appeal and supersedeas in the case of
Harvey Lawson, ct al, VS.. w. f. Kirch-
ner. Engle & Riggle and Striekling
are the attorneys for the appellants,
pellees.
Zed Ash, the next assessor, was in
town Saturday.
l.. NJ. Thomas returned to his home
at Lowell O.. after several days spent
in Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bun Spencer are enter
tanning bran new boy baby
A number of young people boarded a
load Of hay and spent Halloween at
Centreville, returning in time for break
fast.
Hon. Aaron Morgan, candidate for
the Legislature in Wetzel county, spent
Friday in town. He predicts an old
time Democratic majority in Wetzel
this year and> says Bryan, Holt. Hay
votes ahead.
County court met in special session
last week to hear a petition for re-
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BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT.

SAN FRANCISCO, November s.
According to the weather bureau there
will be fair weather in California to-
morrow and the full registered vote
will probably be polled. Campaign
work practically closed Saturday night
and while a few determined Republi-
cans are still putting n a little quiet
work, the main work of both parties is
over. The chairmen of the Republic
can and Democratic state committees
still insist that their respective par
ties wilLcarry the State by from 10000
to $4,000. They say that nothing has
occurred to change their opinion.
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NO DOUBT IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, November g.
The calm before the storm prevailed at
both Democratic and Republican head
quarters here to-day. The weather
promises to be fine and a large vote is
anticipated. Chairman Fitzpatrick, for
the Democrats, said:
I'VE had good news from over the
State to-day, and have no doubt about
the result in Tennessee for either Bry-
Pm or Mcmillan"
Hon. Lee Brock, acting chairman,
said:
I'VE expect to elect three Congress-
men and to increase our majority in the
Legislature. We believe there has been
considerable change over the State to
Mckinley, perhaps enough to give him
the State"
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BOTH PARTIES CONFIDENT.

DETROIT Mich November s.
The night before the battle of the bal
lots finds both parties in Michigan
confident of success tomorrow Both
Mayor VIM. C. Maybury, of Detroit,
the Democratic candidate for governor,
and Col. Aaron I. Bliss. OF Saginaw,
his Republican opponent, issued sign
ed statements late to-day, in which
each confidently asserts he win be
elected. Senator James Mcmillan in
an interview this afternoon said:
| feel confident of a great RepHbli-
can victory, both nationally and in
the state. / predict our majority in
Michigan will be between 10000 and
rs. 000''
The Democrats have given out no
figures, but claim that their state
ticket will be elected, and also that
they will elect several congressman.
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DEMOCRATS ARE ACTIVE.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. g.
Connecticut tonight awaits the poll
teal battle of tomorrow with an in
terest that may be said to be feverish
when compared with the complaeency
of the State during the campaign now
closed. Observers who are not in
tensely partisan predict safe Nc
Kinley margin, and probable Republi-
can victory on the State ticket The
Democrats are more combatative than
heretofore, and in addition to claims
of a State ticket walkover, are inclined
to take Connecticut from its position
in the doubtful column of their tables
and edge it over to the Bryan col
nmn
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VOTE EARLY AND VOTE RIGHT.
Polls open To-day at GAO a. m.
Close at $50 u.
SAYS IT is HARMONIOUS.

General wood Reports the Cuban
Convention to Washington.
WASHINGTON November 5.-A
cablegram received at the War De
partment late this afternoon from Gen.
Wood, military governor Of Cuba, re-
ports the enthusiastic opening of sthe
constitutional convention at Havana to-
day. The dispatch is as follows:
HAVANA, November 5.
"Adjutant General Washington. D. c.:
Convention opened promptly at two
O'Clock. Immense enthusiasm and
cheering for the United States. Abso-
lutely harmonious. Every evidence
that satisfaction of the people was en-
tire and complete.
tSigned.) WOOD,
MILITARY Governor"
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MIDDLEBOURNE.

MIDDLEBOURNE, w. Va, November
5-"Vote straight" is the cry of the
6. o. p. these days. and a good many
old time Republicans are going to
vote the straight Democratic ticket this
year. They can't stand ring rule al
ways.
OIL Hardman went to Conway to line
'em up and Steve Pyle and Attorney
Blackmar went TO Stringtown to tell
the oil fellows what they must do.
There is abundance of tin in the
county at present and the question is,
Who will get it? Will it be scattered
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election. He wound up his campaign
for the vice presidency tonight with
a brief speech, and then visited his old
friends and neighbors.
The close of the campaign finds the
betting that has obtained during the
last fortnight practically unchanged.
Only comparative small bets are being
made, the ruling odds ranging any
where from 4 to to 5 to in favor OF
Mckinley.
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TRIUMPHANT ELECTION
Of DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Continued From FIRST Page.
Grant in 1872: In 1892 Harrison's


Grant in 1872. In 1892 Harrison's
plurality was 63,747.
McKinley's plurality of four years
ago will no doubt be considerably re-
d1ced through the return to their
party of many Democrats who oppos-
ed Bryan in 1896 and it is thought,
also. that McKinley's vote will be re-
duced to some extent on account of
the fierce contests of the Quay and
anti-Quay Republicans to obtain con-
troll of the next legislature. The anti
Quay men in some sections endorsed
the Democratic candidates and it is
believed, this will in those regions,
have some effect against the head of the
Republican ticket There is, therefore,
every indication of considerable re-
auction in McKinley's figures of four
years ago.
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REPUBLICANS CLAIM JERSEY,

NEWARK, N. j., November Sat
Republican State headquarters in this
city to-day there was the utmost conf
dence that Mckinley would carry New
Jersey by from 10000 to 10000 plur-
ality and that the Republicans would
elect six Of the eight congressman.
More concern was felt about the SEN
ate and assembly, but the Republican
managers claimed that they would
surely elect enough to have major
ity on a joint ballot in the legislature
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LOOK FOR A LANDSLIDE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, November with
a quiet that is almost painful, the Repub-
licans and Democrats throughout Ken
lucky to-day rested on their oars and
awaited the opening of the polls to-mor-
row. Both sides continue to claim de-
cisive victory and a landslide either way
need not be surprising.
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Polls close at 4;50 p, m. to-
day, Vote early.
A WORD FROM M'KINLEY.

CANTON, O.. November 5.-The Nc
Kinley lawn, so famous in the campaign
of 1896, was this evening the scene of an
enthusiastic demonstration similar to that
which closed the campaign OF four years
ago. The President was prevailed upon
TO depart from his rule, which in the face
of much pressure had been infiexible all
through the campaign. and he made a
short address to his neighbors and fell
low townsmen, free from partisanship.
but apropos of the election to-morrpw.
He also introduced Judge Day for a short
speech from the famous front porch.
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A BAD EXPLOSION.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, November s.
An explosion took place to-day in
the dry house connected with the
works of the Winchester repeating
arms company. The walls of the
building were blown out and the win
dow lights in adjacent buildings were
shattered. No one was in the building
at the time and very few in the other
shops of the plant, owing to the fact
that the explosion occurred at noon.
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PROBABLY REPUBLICAN.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 5. This
year campaign in Minnesota has been
closely contested at nearly all points
although the greatest point has been
made by the Democrats on the Cover
norship and the three railway commits
sionerships. The election of Mime
sofa Mckinley electors seems assured,
the Democratic committe only express
ing belief in the possibility of Bryan
carrying the State without actually
claiming it
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CONSIDERED DOUBTFUL.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 5.-Poli-
teal observers here express the opin-
ion that Wyoming will be found in the
Republican column this year. The flu
sinonists do not concede this, however,
mad the result may be considered
doubtful.
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Polls close at 4:50 p. m. to-
day. Vote early.
TO BUY OUT GATES.

CHICAGO, November 5.-The Tri-
bune tomorrow will say:
The American Steel & Wire Com
pany will buy the American Steamship
Company which is owned by John w.
Gates and his business associates. The
latter concern has capital of S3,000,-
900 and the Steel & Wire company is
to pay It's for the stock. All the es-
sential details Of the deal have been
catt1nI
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BRYAN BY TWENTY THOUSAND.

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. SIN some
sections of the State political speak
ing was kept up until tonight, but
there lis no change in the outlook
Democratic party authorities are con-
fident Of plurality for Bryan of some
10000 and OF electing seven out of ten
Congressman and have hopes amount
ing almost to positive belief that they
will elect the other three Except as
to three close districts, the RepubI-
cans make no claims
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BOTH CLAIM IT.

sANTE FE, N. NJ, November s.
The Republicans are confident of car
rying New Mexico, by 1900 majority
for B. S. Rodey, their candidate for
Congress. The Democrats claim 400
majority for their candidate, 0. A.
Larrazola.
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CHIEF DEVERY INDICTED
Because of Differences Between Him.
self and Supt. McCullagh.

NEW YORK, November 5.-It de-
yeloped to-day that the differences be-
tween Chief of Police Deyery and
State Superintendent of Elections Nc
Cullagh are due to dispute as to the
right of challenged man to swear in
his vote if a State deputy wishes to
arrest him. Mr.. Devery claims that
neither the state deputy nor city po-
licemam has the right to make an ar
rest until after the vote has been cast.
Mr.. McCullagh holds that it is the pur-
pose of the law to prevent the casting
of an illegal ballot and that the arrest
should be made even without a war
rant before the challenged man votes.
Chief Devery said to-day that he
would assist Superintendent McCul-
lagh in every way in sending man
to prison who may be arrested after
voting Chief Devery also said:
I'm going to see that the right OF
every voter is protected, if l can do it.
do not anticipate any trouble of any
sort. During the last two years we
have had no troubleAend will not have
any this year.
Chief Devery said later that he
would issue instructions to the police
men on duty at the polling places to
take the advise of the boards of in
spectors in the matter of arresting
voters for whom there were warrants.
II the board thought a man should be
allowed to vote the policeman should
permit him to do so and then arrest
him. If the board decided that the
vote should not be cast, the policeman
should make the arrest before the
casting of the ballot.
Chief Devery was to-day indicted by
the grand jury for alleged interference
with State Superintendent of Elections
John McCullagh in the performance of
his duty. The Indictment was re-
turned shortly after noon and little
past two o'clock the information was
conveyed to Chief Devery by State SEN
ator Timothy Sullivan, who was ac-
companied by Michael l.. Lyons an
elector on the Democratic ticket, who
had agreed to furnish bail in any
amount named for Chief Devery.
When the chief was informed of his
indictment he went at once to the
Court of General Sessions to give bail.
Chief Devery, after giving bail, made
the following statement:
When l was sworn in as chief of
police of New York City, l swore that
l would do my duty and protect the
people Of this city. l propose to do my
duty toward the whole of the people,,
here. 1 do not propose to be bulldozed
| am going to see that the peoprs
rights are protected and that every one
entitled to vote will be allowed to
vote. | am going to see that the po-
licemen in my charge are not bull
dozed even&by John McCullagh."
Mr. McCullagh refused to talk con-
corning the indictment. He said. how
ever, that he was witness before the
grand jury to-day.
Chief of Police DeverY announced at
police headquarters tonight that he
would rescind his order of Sunday regard
ing the McCullagh men and voters. Mayor
Van Wyck issued an order to the chief
of police to revoke the order.
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ticket by plurality somewhat less. the
election Of eight Congressman and a
majority on Joint ballot in the Legis-
lature
The fusionists concede one Congress
man to the Republicans, but claim ev-
erything else, placing Bryans plurality
at 10000.
With fair weather, for which the in
dications are now favorable, a very
heavy vote will be polled
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FOR BRYAN BY 1900.

OMAHA, November 5.-The Republican
State committee Is claiming the State by
5000 plurality for Mckinley, but this is
placed against the positive assertion by
Chairman Hall, of the Democratic COM
nlittee, that Mr.. Bryan will receive a
plurality of at least 12,G00.
In the congressional districts the honors
will be divided in all probability.
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ARREsTING CoNsPIRAToRs.

CHICAGO, November 5.-Several
arrests were made to-day as result
of what is alleged to be an election
conspiracy in the wards of the lodg-
ing house districts, notably the Gath
ward
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POPULATION OF FLORIDA.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The popu-
lation of the State of Florida, as Off
cially announced to-day by the census
bureau, is 52S,542, as against 391 ,422
in 1890. This is an increase of 49,
100. or So per cent.
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CONCEDED TO M'KINLEY

PORTLAND. Ore. November 81
Oregon will vote for presidential cleo
tors only tomorrow sand the indica-
tions are that Mckinley will have a
plurality of at least 10000. The DEM
ocrats concede that the State win give
the Republican ticket a majority.
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CONCEDED TO M'KINtEY.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, November g.
There is nothing new in the way of a
forecast. The indications point to a
Republican success in the State. Even
the Democratic press comedies the
State to Mckinley.
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SOMEBODY rs MISTAKEN.

TOPEKA. Kans.. November 5.-There'
has been no important developments in
the political situation in this State since
Saturday night Both sides tonight
profess great eagerness for the battle
tomorrow and the utmost confidence
in the result. The Republicans claim
a victory for Mckinley Of $4,000
plurality. for the success Of the State
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Ross wonA

A 250-yard dash was run Saturday
evening by Seike Ross and George
Otto for SIS side. The race took
place on the firemen's race course, near
Fulton. Ross won the contest with a
lead of about four yards.
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NORTH CAROLINA CONCEDED.

RALEIGH, n c., November o.
North Carolina is conceded to Bryan.
His majority is expected to reach
10000 and may go beyond that figure.
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BOTH PARTIES HOPEFUL.

FARGO, S. D., November 5.-In this
State the campaign has been active.
Both parties are hopeful.
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There won't be another appraise-
rnent of real estate for purposes of
taxation until 1910. The present
Board OF commissioners got the tax
payers kptO their present box.
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DO YOU REALIZE

> That the government lis 4
expanding S75O.o00 per day 4
of the taxpayers money Z
J TO carry on the war in the 4
) Philippines: 4
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BOTH CLAIM NEVADA.

RENO, New, November 5.-Both
sides claim Nevada by 800 to 1000. In
dications are for large vote.
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HAVE YOU THOUGHT

} What n fine new crop of q
} pensions will result from q
, our payment of $40. 900, 900 z
} to Spain for bad title to G
J worthless isIandss q
G
'05c:oocoooosc9ose.:e q
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100000 :S:oe>osIoos0o.so
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| - IotdlS. D. -.-'SvA
| Umpire-Ross. Scorers-Bailey and Seth
! Schedule for to-nght-Columbias vs..
| Rough Riders
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-03
II eS directories.
TRES sUELD0s.
TRES EDIFICIOS,

Existe desde tempo inmen norial
en- esta ciudad un edifcio onocido
con ell nombre del xBenefcencia1, en-
dOnde Sc reclu1an los dementea, Y Sc
asilaban los nifos desamparados de
ambos sexos.
Ell sitio donde esta edifcd do es
fresco y saludable, sin que La Glen
cia haya dicho 10 contrario La Ca
pacidad es suficiente para ell n4mero
de protegidos que sostiene ell Esta-
do, y en- sus diversos departan entos
Sc hallan los talleres y oficina ad
mirablemente instalados. El perso-
nal no era excessive; bajo la ,pirec,
cion de un solo hombre, ell Sc tvicio
resultaba debidamente atendido. Y
hoy, eque ha sucedido? Seg1u Sc
dice, Mr., Clark, Ell reformador de
todas las instituciones, vario 81 sis
tema de cosas, y del solo cas- aeron,
esultaron tres, como Sc compfdeba
por los datos siguientes:
Ninos asilados: viviendo hoy en-
ell Palacio que ocupaban los je$uitas
en- Santurce; ninas id, recluidas en-
ell ediicio que ocupaban las NJ adres
en- Ell mismo' barrio; locos y 1ocas,
OCuEdttOO NY ~ 4ue So lldIlld p0nS-
ficencia, en- la Capital.
Total: tres establecimientos os dis
tintos sin necesidad; tres directories,
tres medicos; tres escalas de en-
pleados, y tres. ...... .ordenes de CO.
sas distintas.
En- cuanto a gastos, no ha y que
analizarlos; han sido triplicados, CO.
mo es consiguiente. Y nosotros que
cre1amos que los americanos no eran
tan esplendidos!
Por otra parte, ell Tesor re-
sulta dos veces perjudicado; % rime-
ro, porque obligado esta SOS stener
un personal excessive, y seq undo,
porQue Sc We privado de la rem ta de
dos palacios en- Santurce, qu Q va
fuera algo. sPero, a que detener-
nos? Mr.. Clark 10 dispuso asf, 81 &C.
neral 10 aprobo, y hemos conc1 uido:
para algo es bueno seq amer icano
en- Pu erto- Rico.
sQue este es una anomalfa, una
barbaridad? Bueno, sy que?
tQuiense atreve q enmen dar la
plana los 9boards@?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-03
Ejercicios de Bon beros en-
NEW YORK
De todaS ? arteS

El gran Con ncejo d ell canton de
Berna (Suiza) acaba de acordar la
admission de la mujer 81 las Juntas
de instruction Publica: y aunque pa
ra hacerla efectiva la nu eva ley ten
dra que pasar por ell referendum, no
dudamC S que Ell voto popular confir
mara con su sanci0n este nuevO pasO
en- favor de la igualdadi de la equi
dad y de la justicia.
Los verdaderos amigos del pro,
greso deben, con tai motive, estar
de enhorabuena
Dice Ell xDaily Mailo que los
habitantes de Saint Kilda, por ell
lado de EscCcia, vieron el otro dia
aproximarse a sus riberas un barco
q toda marcha, desconocido pa ellos,
cuyo andar les pareci6 sospecho-
SO, por 10 q pensando d ue Sc trata.
ba de un desembarque de tropas
beers, huyeron despavGridos a la
montana.
Parece mentira que dentro de la
Gran Bretaf1a, tan culta y tan mo-
dernizada, existan espfritus tan ru,
dimentarios
Ell Cons ajo municipal de Paris
organiza un Congreso International
de arte p1blico, Congreso que Sc
reunira en- ell Hotel de Vile durante
la Exposition.
Ell fin que Sc persigue es:sReves
tir de una forma artfstica todo GUAM
to Sc refera q la via pdblica.s
Ademas del Congreso ell Conse-
jo municipal trata tambien de hacer
una Exposition historical, tecnica y
administrative.
Esto es, una galer1a de fOtogra-
fas de monumentos antiques y mo
dernos, modelos de eslatuas, fuentes
kioskos, relojes, carteles, insignias
de todas classes, candela bros, rejas,
plantaciones de jardines etc. etc.
Cada pals tendra en- esta Expo
sici6n su seccion particular.
Una joven y bella angelina, la
se11orita Francoise Ursula Entz, ha
tornado Ell grado de doc ctora er Me
dicina ell jueves dltimo.
Els natural de Batus, en- la Pro
vincia de Con onstantina, tiene 20 amos
y es graciosa y simpatid ia.
Ell tema de su disertacion fue
xConsulta sobre los reci en- nacidos y
la lactancia,, habiendo sido muy fe
licitada, tanto por ell doctor Budin,
presidente del tribunal, como POI
todos sns miembros.
Nosotrcs tambien en- V a m s
nuestro humilde saludo a la nueva
doctora, deseando Que SD ejemplo en-
cuentre en- toias parties imitadoras.
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declares.

Ha llegado hoy a esta capital
una comisi6n del Ayun ntamiento de
Lares compuesta de los Sres. Don
Uderico VeIez, Don Estanislao Var.
gas y Don Jose Collazp b a quienes
hemos tenido Ell gusto de saludar en-
estas ofcinas. Ell Objeto que les trae
es recabar de, Gobierno los medios
de saiir de la angustio sa situacion
porque atraviesa aquel la. mumcipa'
lidad, proponiendo Ia reparacion y
construction de carrete eras y obras
publicas, que den trabaio los bra
cerCs
Deseamos satisfacto orio exito q
los citados senores en- sus empe.
nos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-03
De HunQaCa0

La Corte de Justicia de Huma
Gao peticion del Letrado don To
mas Bernardini de la Huerta, ha en-
tablado question de competencia a
la Corte Provisional de los Estados
Unidos para que Sc inhiba y remita
a aquel Tribunal, que es ell dnico
competente, los autos de la demanda
de que indebidamente conoce, in
terpuesta por la casa G. PTinaud &
ca contra don Luis de Thomas, We
cino de Humacao. En- la citada de
manda ha sido emplazado el senior
de Thomas como ciudadano frances,
cuando dicho senior es puertorrique
no, y no esta por tanto sometido a
la Jurisdiction de la corte Provisio~
nal.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.