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The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
WAS NOT NcLAN.
The Murderer Not Yet
Captured.
Nan Hid at Woodstock, n. B.
Some One Else.
Was Disappointing to
Authorities.
They Thought for a Time that
McLain Was in Custody.

All day Sunday the authorities In
Portland waited TO hear further particu-
lars from the chief Of police OF WOOD
stock, n. b, In hopes that the eonnrma
tiou would come OF the arrest there OF
John Nolan. The chief OF WOODSTOCK
had telsgraphed late Saturday night thab
he Thought he had the man and said that
the descrlption answered well to that OF
MoIain. City Marshal Sylvester at once
telegraphed for further information nut
this did not arrive until six O'Clock sun
day night. IL was then seen that III No
particular excepting weight did the man
held at Woodstock answer to the desorlp-
ton OF Nolan, In fact the Woodssock
police had in custody according to the
complete description forwarded by them
who would be a sen sstion in CINE
mps,um as d tatooed man. lie was
covered all over with tatooing as near :
could be told from the de spatch OF the
Wood stock officers, but had none OF the
marks that McIIain IS said to have on bis
body.
One thing was pleasing about this mat
ter, however, although the fact that MO
Lain was not In custody, was oisaprolnt-
ing. and that is that the officers In New
Brun sick and the Provinces are un'
doubtedly keeping their eyes open for NC
Lain. Sunday passsd without any
further information being received, al
though the poles have obtained iesni9-
ton of the man from another source,
which verlties all of the previous desorip-
tions of him, IL McLain is in this par'
of ths world at this time it seems strang'
that he has not been captured before thii
TINA
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
vIGESIMAL CELEBRATION.
Hundreds OF Christian Endesverers
WIN be in Attendance.

A week from Thursday viii begin the
celebration Of the Goth anniversary of this
Christian Endssvor society, which was
started in williston church, February 2,
1881. From January 81 10 February 81
Portland Will be the Hub OF the universe
for all Christian Endeavorers. The prep
aratIons for the entertainment of the Wis
itors have been going on under the direo-
ton of Miss Harriet A. Marshall, who ia
at the head of the entertainments commit
tee. One interesting feature OF this csle-
bration viii be the placing OF a handsome
bronze tablet on the walls Of willlston
church to mark the birthplace OF Chris
tian Endeavor, members OF the society In
all parts of the world having contributed
towards the creation of this memorial.
Reduced fares on all railroads will gather
In Portland one Of the largest crowds in
years, who viii come here to hear the
DISTINGUISHED speakers.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21

MACoNDA WILL SING THIS AFTER
NOON.
4 Madame Maconda lang In brooklyn
last night, and win arrive In Portland az
Il 80 today. She win sing at the matinee
concart this afternoon. Mr.. Chapman has
been iehearsing the orc hsstra for q day
and half, and lie hfkhly pleased with
their work, There will be another or
chastra rehearsal this forenoon.
NINE. MACoNDA Al AFTERNOON
REHEARSAL.
Madame Macondn YVES expected to ar
rive in the city Sunday but has teen de-
tanned by professional engagement In
brooklyn. She Will not reach the city
until today nom and this will necessi-
tate her appearance at the afternoon re-
hearsal, It being the only opportunity
offered her to meet the orchestra before
the evening concert. Her appearance
Will make the afternoon rehearsal ALL
the more attractive and increase materi-
ally the demand for tickets.
OUR NEW MINISTER.
DenmAn Thompson aui George W..
Ryer's new play, "our New Minister. %
which was performed at the Jefferson
theatre early in September. with great
success, has been secured to play a return
engagement here at the same theatre. It's
return to the jefferson, Monday, January
18th, should I'LL the theatre to Its capacity.
NOTES.
Miss Myrtle May has accepted very
risttering offer to appear in a new pro-
ouction. and has gone to Washington,
ID. C., for rehearsals
One of the boxes In Roster & Balls In
New York, has been fitted uu with a
speeial sounding board and a megaphone
for the use of deaf visitors to the house.
At least. that Is what the press agent
says, and oou Id anyone ask for better
au thorityP In time, let us hope, there
will be boxes set apart fof the socommo-
dalton of ehatterboxss who go TO the
theatre solely to hold conversations. and
SO fitted and furnished as to absorb tie
sounds of the takers voices, and thus
prevent them from spelling the pleasure
and the TEN per of persons who 40 to heal
the play.-Boston Transcript.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Miss Nellie u. Thomp son, evangelist,
who conducted = series Of revival meet
ings at the Methodist church in West
brook last September, with great accept
ance and success, Will begin series Of
similar meetings at the People church
south Portland, Sunday, February Sd
At meeting of the Democratic city
committee 1t was decided to hold the
ward cauouses for the nomination Of can
didates for the various city offices on
MONDAY evening, February 4th.
Ennis. Laura Moore of Maiden, Mass, ia
a guest OF her niece, Mrs. DIR. Lombard,
Summer street.
James II. Taylor Is confined to the
house with a severe cold.
MIR. and Mrs Henry e. Cash enter
tanned a number of friends at their home
on Brown street. Friday evening.
Charles IL. Taylor yesterday visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, j. Harry Taylor,
on Evans street. returning to Bar Mills
on Monday.
CITY GOVERNMENT MEETING.
There was a brief session of the city
government Saturday evening. Alder
man Seaman absent. 1t was ordered
that 1916 rs be transferred from the
Ballard street sewer appropriation to
account Of drains and sewers. The city
solicitor read the sewer assessment or
der and February % at 8 O'Clock was
liked for the hearing OF AUDITORS. The
assessments OF AUDITORS of the several
sewers was determined as follows: Elm
strest. $751; 20; Palmer and Ballard
streets, Sa16.OS Main street, knightyille,
S44 81; School and High streets, siSs. ii
Adjourned.
PLEASANTDALE
MIR. and Mrs. b. +. knight have re-
turned from Manchester, where they have
been spending week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Raymond $. Brown, formerly
Miss Maud KIN light of PleasantdaIe.
Miss Annie Lindsay of AZ Bracket
street, Portland. Is visiting her friend
Mrs. Mabel Knight at Manchester. N. Fl
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
SAW FLAGMAN.
A Part Of Bill Hands's Story Confirmed
Passed w God for DIS Mt Midnight

Part Of Bill Hands's story Comm meu
Passed Wood ford Mt Midnight
About the only information gathered
at the local emu of the Gorham murder
case was that Mr.. Wildes, the night
gatenaan at the woodfords crossing OF
the Maine Central railroad, saw and
talked with Chip Hands, the negro,
late Saturday night.
Hands had stated, shortly after his ar
rest, that he spoke to crossing tender
after returning from Gorham, but
couldn't give any definite idea as TO
what crossing was referred to, and the
of csrs took 1t for granted that he meant
Soarboro crossing, and had got mixed In
his Gates. But it turns out that he told
the Truth in that particular.
The police department officials have
been doing some hunting in that line
and on Saturday learned that the CROSS
ing tender in question was Mr.. Wildss at
Woodfords, just after IL o clock Satur-
day night, MIR. Wildes saw white man,
with a CAP pulled down over his ears,
and wearing no overcast, walking along
the Maine Central trs cks from the direc-
tion OF MorriIls station. The man was
walking at good gait.
About five minutes later negro came
along, and meeting the flagman at the
crossing. inquired how long before a
white man passed that way, and in what
direction be went. The flagmAn told
the negro that q man had gone past q
few minutes before. and had kept down
the Maine Central tracks. The negro
resumed his journey.
That this negro was Hands, there Is
not the least doubt, and it Is equally
probable that the white man in the lead
was John Nolan.
This negatives the theory that McLain
arrived in town in season to take the
IL D. m. Pullman east.
Hands has been interviewed several
times by che officers, and he sticks to his
original story that he accompanied No
Lain to Gorham without any knowledge
that McLain intended crime. lie admits
that he entered the Mosher house, but
denies that he struck Mrs. Mosher or as
sisted in the killing of her son. The To-
cal officers are now inclined to the theo-
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
MARK DOWN SHOE SALE.

when John e. Greene s. Co., make
their call for mark down sale of foot
wear, it's worth the while of everybody
to examine the bargains offered, for they
are genuine In every particular. This
clearance sale will begin tomorrow morn
ing, and the advertisement in this Issue
shows the great reductions made on
ladies' and men boots and shoes OF re-
liable make. It's an opportunity that
means a saving Of many dollars to the
shoppers OF Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21

~ that Nolan caught an east-nound
freight train, instead Of going toward
Boston. as he h said to have told the me-
gro he intended 20 do.
THE WOODSTOCK McLAIN.
WOODSTOCK, N. b., January sO.-Mar-
shat Harvey yesterday arrested man
giving ID name OF John McNama'a on
suspicion OF te'ny John Nolan, wanted
for the murder at Gorbam, Ne. Nothiog
nominating was found on him. He
said ne was Oh hiI way TO the coat TO
ship. Marshal Harvey communicated WIN
the Chief OF Police at Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
HARBOR NEWS.
Interesting Notes Gathered Along the
Water Front.

The revenue cutter Seminole came into
the harbor yesterday.
The Horatio Hail locked about 4, 30 r.
m.
Kelley, Spear g. Co. of Bath Rave re-
ceived n contra:t to build four-masted
schooner for Captain Frank Dram OF
Bristol, Me-. nd New York PARTIES. She
will be l65 feet long on the keel, S6 feet
beam, and IS eet depth OF hold, and will
cost about 900. She VIII be ready for
service next June and Will be COM
manded by Captain Dram.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
ANEMIA
is little red in the blood.

is little red in the blood.
The red in the blood is
the oxygen-carrier. Better to
breath with half of one lung
than not have enough red in
the blood.
The blood is full of digested
food ; but it can't build muscle
and nerve and bone without
oxygen.
SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil puts red in the blood: the
oxygen-carrier. It's like build
ing a railroad into a famine
stricken country.
Wen send you a little to try, if you like
SCOTT & BOVINE. 4O9 Pearl street, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
ALDERMAN MII.LIKEN WILL MOI
RUN.

Alderman Edwin q. MiIliken or Ward
z, who is serving his first term in the up
per board, win not be a candidate for re-
nomination. he is State Pension Agent
and his duties take him for the greater
part Of the time to the State Capital at
Augusta. He finds that he 10 obliged to
be at Augusta SO much that he 10 I'M
able to spend the time desired as alder
man. SO after considering the matter
for several days he decided Saturday not
to again stand for denomination.
Saturday evening the friends OF ex-
Alderman John L. Pagan OF Ward who
moved into Ward about two years ago,
were urging him to allow the use OF his
name In connection vita the nomination
to fiII the vacancy.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
DEATHS.

In this city, Jan. 10. Mary Ann biekiord.
widow OF the late Chas q. Bickford. aged 80
years 8 months days.
Funeral Monday afternoon at O'Clock, from
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. w. A.
Blake No. 123 Oxford street.
In this city, January 10, Nathanlel C., only
son of James A. ana laNlna NJ Day, aged "a
'1 funeral services Monday at $50 p m. from
his late residence, No. AZ West street.
In this city, January 10, Patflck Delaney.
Funeral from the residence of his son, Dan
lei Delaney, 81 Adams street Monday morning
at 9 O'Clock.
Conception at $50 O'Clock.
In this city. Jan. 20. Sarah Foley. vile OF the
late Michael Mahar.
Funeral from hes sisters residence, Mrs. WIN.
McGee, No. SO Kellogg street.
boston papers eopy.J
In Cape Elizabeth, January 10, Harriet A.,
wife of Albion NJ. Jordan, aged 81 years 10
n' Funeral services Monday afternoon at .
O'Clock. from her late residence Ocean House
In south Portland. January 49, Catherine,
wife of Charles Dawson aged i3 years.
Funeral services at her late residence Mon
day afternoon at go O'CLOCK Burial at calvary
fBoston and ST. John papers please copy.
In this city, January i9, Mrs Ella Mahoney.
aged 30 years, formerly OF Boston.
In South Portland, Jan. Mrs. SMah X.
Maker, aged 40 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Nahum Pickett, aged 81 years months and 20
days
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
In Stark, January II, Rev. Amos Redlon,
Funeral at winston church Monday after
noon at O'Clock.
In south Brookvllle jan IL. Mrs. Emma w.
Condor aged "a years months.
In Little Deer Isle, Jan. IL, Horace L. Eaton
I'm In wooiwich, Jan. IS. Hon. B, F. Marble aged
50 years month.
In Tenants Hsrbor, Jan. 8, Thankful b
Blckmore. widow of John Bickmore, aged 10
years months.
In Rockland Jan. Is. Hester A.. widow Of
J. r. Berry, aged 90 years months.
In ROckland Jan. ~. Sarah Nellie, wife oil
Fred L. Churchill aged Al years months.
In Rockiand, Jan. IL. Fred A. Waterman
aged AZ years month ms.
In Roekland. Jan. IL. Richmond II. Havener
aged "a years.
81 years.
The funeral services OF the late Thomas Rip
lev LYMAN will be held at the residence o.
Henry Litteheld. "a Carleton street, Monday
Jan. q, at $50 p. m.
Friends kindly omit fiowers.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
WAS BORN IN MAINE.

Newburyport, Mass January ~ --Hon.
Charles G. Dame, one OF the lsa1ing
lawyers and one of the most prominent
citizsns of this city, died this morning.
sir. lame was born in 1919. az Kittery
Point. Me. He was admitted to the Mas
ga chusetts tar in 1854 He had served ths
city as member of the school committee,
alderman and mayor. He was prominent
in Masonic orders. having been at one
time grand master of ths Masons OF
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
MARRIAGES

In saco, Jan. IS. John Mullen ana Miss An
ME Hayes.
In Saco Jan. IA. Thomas Baxter and Miss
Annie Carr.
In Winter Harbor, Jan. ~, Harry L. Hooper
of GoudsDoro and Miss Alice Havey OF Sullivan
In South Brooksville. Jan. ., Fred nj. Cotton
and Miss Ella Littleiield.
In Deer Isle. Jan. 10, Arthur fOWers ana
Miss Mabel Luf kin.
In Ellsworth, Jan. l3, Raymond Weseott and
Bessie Pettengill.
In Ellsworth, Jan. 10. Arthur Bridges OF
Chicopee Falls aud Miss Luella Bridges OF North
Hancock.
In Bethel. Jan. o, Laforest Bartlett OF Mon
tam ana Mss Sophie kooerts of Bethel.
In Garland JaSa II. Ruel L. Mace OF Exeter
and Miss Blanche L. York OF Garland.
In Bangor, Jan. o, Samuel j. Harris and Eve
Ign Nealey, both of Greenbush.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
rHE LUMBER OUTLOOK.

Waterfalls, january 19.-Ths most
favorable reports come from the logging
camps OF the Kennebec head waters.
The seasons cut, thus far, Is much in
beginning of the winters operations.
1t Is believed now that the cut of the
present season viii ex iced that of last
year by several million feet
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
THE CHIMNEY WAS ON FIRE.

Saturday afternoon there was nre In
the chimney of W. l.. Blake's building at
the corner Of Commercial and Pearl
streets. The chemical engine was called
to tbs scene. and had hard job to ex-
tinguish IL. The chimney was red hot
from TOP to bottom, and all OF the wood
work about 1t had to he torn away or wet
down. This damage was quite heavy for
such a small blaze.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
ICE FORMED IN THE BAY.

The lower bay was SKINNED over with
Ice yesterday bstwesn Mackworth's and
Diamond Islands. A few more cold
nights coming in succession would cover
this sheet OF water with Toe strong enough
to bear a man. 1t has been many years
since Portland people saw this lower bay
frozen over.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
PAN GROVE BADLY WANTED.

omaha, Neb,, January l9.-At a secret
meeting of the CITY council last evening.
1t was decided to offer reward of 5000
for Pat Grove, dead or alive, irrespec-
tive of the suspicion that he may have
been concerned in the Cudahy kidnap-
ming.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
OVER SUBSCRIBED.

The AGO, eco Indiana, Illinois & Iowa
X. Il. per cent bonds offered last week
at % 1-2 and interest, by Redmond, Kerr
q Co.. of New York, and Charles f.
Flagg OF this city, were largely over
subscribed.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
What Shall We Have for Dessert ?

This question arises in he family every
day. Let us answer it today. Try Jell-o,
a DELICIOUS and healthful dessert Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling no
bakingi simply add boiling water and
set to cool. Flavors Lemon, Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack.
aye az your grocers today,l 10 cts.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21

b 9th telng single and che acting as his
housekeeper. MIR. Leavitt was formerly
employed on the Eastern division OF the
Boston and Maine. The double funeral
Will re held at two O'Clock Monday after
noon in the Dunstan Corner church
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
MIX. THOMAS DECLINES RE-NOMI
NATION.
Pnrtlnnd. LnnrnrY 19. i

Portland, January 10, 1901.
10 tire voters of Ward 8:
tIen5iemen-I shall not be a candidate
for ell omir alton for alderman at the
Hepubiitan caucus this spring.
Jhi hiking the voters for their past SUP
rot ~
Reipet tEully yours,
ELIAS Thomas, Jr
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21

PHYSICIANS FIND GRIP" CURE.
Chicago physicians find that "Or-
angeine'' powders, under simple diree-
tions in package, accurately avert and
cure Influenza and dispsl distrs ssing after
effe3ts
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
FUNERAL OF EX-COMMANDER
GILMAN.

Oakland, january la-The funeral
of the late j. weFlsy Gilman of Oak
land, will occur next Monday at /
O'Clock p. m. IL is expected that the past
atpsr tnlent commander OF the Maine u,
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
AaEn nKorHER AND SISTER DEAD

AGED BROTHER AND SISTER DEAD
John Warren Leavitt Of Saco died Sat-
urday morning, aged II. His sister, Miss
Sarah Lea witt, died Thursday night after
being III seven days with pneumonia.
He had teen III but thFes days with IL.
They had lived on this farm many years,
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
EASTMAN BROS. G BANCROFT.

A.. X. will be present at the services.
The deceased was department. comman-
der of the Maine q. A. X. 10 1897. He
was q prominent Mason and Odd Fellow.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21

The funeral services OF the late Thomas Rip
lev LYMAN will be held at the residence OF
Henry Littleheld. "a Carleton street, Monday.
Jan. q, at $50 p. m.
Friends kindly omit fiowers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-13
/. LAS DISlRACCIlNES DlEI DR.. ; ,RASIEuR

: Pasteur,ielt gran nbacteri6logo fran,
c6s, era suDamentes Idistraido, como
muchos sabiosa snelen serlo. ed Tambi6n
es ssabid0 que sofia detender sls opini0.
mes con vehemencia y tenacida s,''7'a' :, Us
aUn dia, rpego le un discfpplo pre-
dilectoe suyo,I lego a, Clermont para
dascansar IN par de, dias el ,sen0 de
aquella familia amiga eKa laiprimera
noche & la bora del comida; se entabl6
una discussion sobre cuestiones religio4
sas. aPastedr era creyente, 81 discipulc
mas que ,esc9 9pticV. Ann no, habfan
acabado dc conner la, sopa, que va. va Ia
discussion habia degenerate en- dispute
~ elgran sabi0,p pfuera de e, " solyidan.
do por completes que no ocse enoontrabs
EN- Ia catedfa, nj enlsu casa lprOpia, gfi
to con todala fuerza de sus pnlm0Ees
"Senof milo Sc vuelve ", 11uy i6s0len;
To largnese v. inmed distamsnte a
aAHh'g sa3st8 6eiiai adt .say9uguiho lo e.
q III j0yen, reGpetand0, las distracoio-
ines de sn professor; abandon6 a instan
tante 50 casa para ir Acomef alihote!
Iper0 pocos momentos despues cO,npa
Ireci6 ALI Pasteur para p6dirle petdoi
| y volver con 81 a, Ia casa patefna.
II tsT1 - 2n0ffp 7l7Tai1fiiTp 15Sif : 1i,l oiAs|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-13
"::::::.ErllOlres "::El j(l .Oiiciales:
S0BRE LOS REST0S DE VILLAAMll

Por ell ministerio de Marina sc Ia
dirigido al capitan general del Depar-
tamento de Cadiz l. siguiente Real OF, !,
den. ea 49 W t.6..sq,
"No habiendo sido possible identifcar
que los restos mortales que conduce ell
yapor "Monserratr. ..sean. los. DEL l:capitan
de navio doa Fernando Vtllaamil; por
el contrario, existiendo un expediente
iEcoado 81 efecto en- este ministerio an
tecedentes que kacen no dudar que los
citados restos mortaIes son los de un
marinero que fu6 de Ia dotaci6n del
destroyers sap luton" llamado Alvarifio;
IS. M. el rey (Q. d. ca y en- su nom
bre Ia Reina Regente del Reino, de.
seaDdo tributar 81 debido homemade de
consideration & los gestos de aquel mo
desto eervidor de- Ia Patria, Sc ha ser
vido Fesolver que v. q. Sc shaga cargo
de ellos y disponga 10 conveniente para
|que sean sepultados en- ell cementerit
de iesa ciudad, dkndole al actO todo 3
|aspecto de consideration y respeto
Ique es acreedor I'm martir de la Patri;
Ique, aunque modesto, !di6 Ia vida pol
leila. I'd Eea sr-e ,fses.j sii, isars.s hgas
pEs tambi6n Ia soberana vOluutad d
is. M. que antes de dar sepultura a es
tos 'restos permita ". q. al que el
nombre de la familia del infortunad
yillaamil SO le presente, con antoriza
ci6n dada por este ministeri0, reoono
lnorloc An IA o1nsor %r1o ..s1<fvo a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-13
SOciedad EspanOla de AuxiliO MdtuO
--,- . - Y BenefiCencia

Sc recuerda q los sen3res socos propieta,
rios, que Il domingo pr6xino 5 del COZ rien.
Fe. a Ia una y media de Ia tarde, tendra
efecto Ia Junta general de socios, en- el 81.
Ion del Estableeimiento s,to en- Santurce;
para la que han sido ecnvoeatos por cir.
fcufar fecha 1odel actual. "@
Dada Ia irnportancia que para la EXPIRE
sada socedad, 'revists la eipresada Junta
general, es de esperar que Ia eoneurencia
sera numerosa. '4.+f "7 eH ~
Dicha Junta habra de tomar aeuerdo,
sobre la proposition y proyecto de dotav 4
la aso ciaci6n de edificio'propio, fiu que Sc
persigue desIe Ia fuadsci6n del qAuxilio
Mdtuo'., mejora importantisima y que para
el mejor aclerto, es te gran convenieneia
en- nuestro ssnur, apoFten la misma el
mayor contingent6 possible de luz los iute
resados que To- s9u en- primer termino to-
dos sus as5ciatos 2 ia~ sei ,'-'at ai 1--2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-13
Casino 10 p[uertorriqueio

An6cbe SO cslebr6 la reunion Guuncada
en- eli teatro para n0mbrar la Juata direc.
tIVa del aPuev0 eensro de- TecreO puertorri
quefn. hablehdo sidoi electos los senores s.
guientes :aaoi 4at hge 8su iasA
! Presidente-Don Juan Hernandez Lopez.
Vice presidentes-D Don Andres Orosas.
don Salvador Brau. srlf tatQo9d esf
Vocales--Ledo. don Juan de lGugman Be
nitez, don Manuel CamDfas, don Jose Coll ,
CuChf, doctor Gomez BrOso. Lcdo don Jose
de GEsman Bsnitez, don Luis Sanchez Mo
rales, doctor Fernandez Mater, don Angel
RiveTo. riia-lN s 4if nirHt4 81 414l4 3
sTssorero --Dou- Salon6n Denes. .Aaas
Secretario ~ Don DOSE Gordils. af
/ Vecales suplentes--D Don Ramon Falcon
don Jose Calder6n Auonte, don Ramon Ne
gr6n Flores, don Jose Maria Ross, dor
Manuel Rodriguez, don Emilio de Huete
Lcdol don Santiago B. Palmer, don Vicen
| Tes0rero anplente---Don Rafael Diez d.
lAndino. i4 n ,f8ipt ss s-f
Secretario sup,ente--Don Francisco j
Aiarxuah. ea ,lsF - ispff s'
lae% = l.-ALta seg
Il El ayuutamietit5 dc PeGdelas ha pre-
lsenfado una reclamaci6n ante el Tesors
lfo de Puerto Rico por una parte de lol
@21 ,5l3 SO que Sc 4e diefoh Ia ciudad d
Ponce recientenente por cTeditos que tent
contra Ia ID putaci6h provincial Y ''''
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