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Evening star., 1901-11-07

Capt. SiEsbee's Task Accomplished.
Having spent all the money collected by
the Battle Ship Maine Relief Association.
Capt. Sigsbee has surrendered his steward
ship Of the fund to Secretary Long, who, In
releasing Capt. Sigsbee from his trust, ex-
pressed his appreciation Of Capt. Sigsbee's
services, and said:
with this famous ship (Maine), and 1 can
well understand the pleasure you have
found in this renewed association with the
brave crew whose captain you were
The total amount Of money collected and
disburseu by this relief association was $31,-
3iS d
Evening star., 1901-11-07
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
OF faIAL FoR COLLECTION
.: fOF WAGES.
Marriage Of Mis-. Eth. Turner and Mr..
SDeneee-General and Per-
J. SonaI News.
Evening Star Bureau,
No. 701 King St.

. Reli Telephone No. 1O6).
ALEXANDRIA, Va, November I. 1901.
The session Aof the corporation court.
Judge INK. N. Morton presiding. was taken
up yesterday afternoon with the hearing OF
the case Of JamessF .Doherty against the
Usage Manufacturing Company, which was
a suit for the payment Of wages to the
amount Of 81 COO. After considerable DELHI
Grafton the jury returned verdict award
ing the plaintiff $4S659, which was held to
be the amount due him for services rem
dered after his employees entered into the
corporation under the above named title.
Attorney James r. Cation represented the
defendant company and Attorney A. w.
Armstrong appeared for the plaintiff.
For Church Fund.
For the benefit OF the repair fund of Grace
Episcopal Church performance. entitled
The Deestrick Skule," was given before a
large audience in the Opera House last
evening. Among those who took part were
Miss Pollard, Miss Jones. Miss Barrett,
Miss Whittlesey. Miss NJ. Ewing. Miss
Ch1nn. Miss Civalfer, Miss Peyton, Miss
Morgan, Miss J. Ewing. Miss Greenwell,
MRS. barrett. and Messrs Crockford, Og
GEN. Herndon, Barrett, Slaymaker, Green,
eaton, waller Wheatley, Janney. Dinwid
die, Ramey, Moore and Mr.. w. H. Conley
or Washington. Miss Steiner was accom-
panist.
Omcers Elected.
The Golden Light Glee Club has organ
ized with the election Of the following off,
cers:7 Charles Pierpoint, president: John
Lucas, first vice president: Frederick
Bartlett, second vice president: Harvey
Bartlett, secretary: A. 8. Mankin, treas
urer; H. L. Baker. sergeant t-at-arms: John
Lucas, musical director; ]. Fl. Bartlett A.
=. Mankin and Charles Herbert, trustees,
one OF the purposes Of the club is to give
minstref and dramatic performances under
the auspices of Golden Light Lodge, Inde-
pendent Order of Good Tempiars
Turner-spence Marriage.
quiet marriage took place Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mrs Ellen Tur-
ner, No. 424 South Washington street. when
her daughter. Miss Etha F. Turner, be-
came the bride Of Mr.. Wallace J. Spence of
Charlottesville. Va. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. George L. Hunt,
pastor OF the First Baptist Church, in the
presence of several friends of the two
families Immediately after the marriage
Mr. ana Mrs. Spence left for southern
tour
Evening star., 1901-11-07
NO MEDAL FOR THE PRESIDENT

Boards Recommendation Must Be
Limited to q Brevet.
The brevet and medal Of honor board, OF
which General Macarthur is president, has
practically completed its work and has ad-
journed until December i. The board has
gone over the papers In all the cases in
volving recommendations for brevets aris-
ing from the campaign in Cuba, Porto
Rico, the Philippines and China. including
those already submitted to the Senate last
session. but subsequently withdrawn. The
recorder OF the board Is now putting these
in shape for nomination again. and the list
will be ready few days after the reopen
ing Of Congress
The board has found that It is precluded
by the convening orders from considering
any applications for medals Of honor which
have been passed upon by the War Depart
ment itself. So. contrary to the original ex-
pectation, it will not be possible for the
board to recommend. the award of such
medal to President Roosevelt for the de-
partment acted adversely in that mat.sa
last year, and 1t is understood that the
recommendation in the Presidents case
will be limited to a breyet.
Evening star., 1901-11-07

DIss DE BAR LOSES HER NERVE.
by Female Witness While
on Trial.

Denounced by Female Witness "hiie
ON Trial.
LONDON, November THE hearing OF
the charges against Theodore and Laura
jackson (Ann O'Delia Diss de Barr was re-
sumed at the Marylebone police court TO-
day before a crowded court room.
The clerk Of the court Informed repre-
sentative Of the Associated Press that
enough witnesses have been summoned to
keep the case going for weeks.
There were no women in the audience to-
day. Laura Faulkner continued her testi-
mony, which was largely q reiteration OF
that previously given. The most dramatic
incident today was when Laura Jackson
began her customary badgertng cross-ex-
animation Of the witness, who turned and.
pointing her finger at the female prisoner.
vehementiy denounced her as the author OF
her ruin. In spite Of its melodramatic
tinge, the incident aroused loud applause.
whereupon the presiding Judge threatened
to clear the court.
The occurrence seemed to shake the
nerve Of the female prisoner. and her sub
seuuent conduct Of the case was not
marked by the ability which she has here
tofore displayed.
Evening star., 1901-11-07
Mrs. Cowles of This City Believed to
Have Been Robbed.
DIAMONDS VALUED At ABOUT $4,000
Detectives Making Active Effort
to Recover Them.
POLICE DECLINE TO TALK

Mrs Cowles wife Of Commander WILL
lam s CowIes of the United States navy,
and sister Of President Roosevelt, lost or
was robbed of a diamond brooch about ten
days ago which was valued at between
So 900 and 1000. Detectives of more than
one city are doing their utmost to recover
1t. Every effort has been made to keep
her loss from being made public, and the
police officials will not discuss the affair.
At the home Of Commander Cowles no in
formation concerning the loss could be OBJ
tanned.
While the police will not discuss the loss.
IL is known that Detective Frank Helan
Of this city has been away working on the
case since last Saturday. 1t Is believed that
he is either In New York or New Jersey.
as the theft, if the brooch was stolen was
committed in one of those states. There
seems to be no doubt that Mrs. Cowles was
the victim of a robbery. and that it may
have been committed while she was pas
Senger railroad train.
She had the handsome piece of jewelry
when she left Pennington, Conn, to visit
a relative. the latter residing at either
Paterson or Orange, N ]. Just when she
tained this afternoon 1t is believed. how
ever. that she was in Jersey City when she
first noticed the absence of the costly dia-
mord ornament.
Reported to Police.
The case was reported to the police here
Saturday last 1t is understood, and De-
tective HeIan was selected by his superior
officers to do what he could toward recov-
ering the piece of jewelry. Usually when
case involving a theft in another jurisdic-
ton is reported the local police refer the
parties TO the officials of the jurisdiction
in which the theft is supposed to have been
committed An exception was made in this
case, however because of the prominence
OF the lady who sustained the loss and the
value of the property taken.
The detective. ii is believed went to sew
eral points in New Jersey and also to
Pennington. Conn, it is believed the
brooch may have disappeared while the
owner was in the latter place. What il
anything. has been accomplished is not yet
known. but 1t is reasonably certain that no
arrest has been made.
Detective Helan. ii is believed, conferred
with the detective departments of other
cities regarding Mrs. Cowles' loss and it is
more than probable that ne has enlisted
their services in the case. No record of the
affair. it is stated. has been made on the
books at police headquarters. and a quiet
investigation has been going on The
brooch. it is believed was stolen from Mrs
Cowles. but il is not known whether it
was taken from jewel case or from her
dress
Evening star., 1901-11-07
GIRL ACCUSED OF THEFT.
Lost Jewelry Worth $3.50 Found BE-
tween Two Mattresses.

William III. harrington OF 1229 sth street
northwest reported to the police yesterday
the loss OF jewelry worth $3.50. A soli-
taire diamond ring. pair of diamond ear
rings and a number of other pieces OF jew
elry were included in the list furnished tho
police Detectives Horne and Father in
vestIgated the case, and arrested a colored
servant whose name was recorded as Re
becca Snow. alias Twyman. and her age
was given as twenty-one years. Rebecca
was asked IL she had not taken the Jewelry
from the bureau drawer in her employers
house. and denied 1t. Today the jewelry
was found in Mr.. Farrington's house. where
II had been secreted between two mat
tresses. The colored girl is held until the
case can be further Investigated
Evening star., 1901-11-07
THREE TRiINMEN KILLED.
Collision Between Switch Engine and
Fright Train.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, Nov. I'm a col
lision between switch engine and a dou-
ble-header freight on the st. Louis and
San Francisco railroad here early today
three trainmen were killed.
Dead:
William Nichols. engineer.
Harry Rosin. fireman..
John Tyruer switchman.
The engineer and fireman of the switch
engine were scalded to death. Switchman
Tyrner was standing on the switch engine
tender. and was so badly mangled that his
body was picked up in pieces.
Evening star., 1901-11-07
DOUBLE THE EXPECTATION.
Assistant Postmaster General johnson
on Minority in New Jersey.

Assistant Postmaster General johnson
Minority in New Jersey.
Mr.. Johnson, first assistant postmaster
general returned this morning from his
home in Hackensack. N. j., where he had
been for week. Soon after his arrival he
received a dispatch apprising him Of the
probably fatal illness of sister in Trenton,
ard he departed on the next train for that
city. Before his departure to a Star re-
porter he said:
Il am more than pleased at the outcome
of the election in New Jersey. Murphy is
elected governor by II ,0O0 which is almost
double what the republican party managers
expected after making a careful poll One
thing remarkable to me is that Jersey City
should elect a republican mayor when the
rest of the democratic ticket was success
full" e.
Evening star., 1901-11-07
Ordered by Com mi foners.

The District Commissioners have issues
orders as follows: That the roadway OF
1lth street northwest between Pennsyiva-
mia avenue and Z street be repaired. at an
estimated cost Of 5000, chargeable to the
current appropriation for repairs to streets.
That a new floor beT laid on the south
roadway Of the X street bridge over Rock
creek CNo 36). at an estimated cost OF s22o.
chargeabie to the curreht appropriation for
construction and repair Of bridges.
That catch basin be constructed at the
southwest corner OF 18th street and Lamar
place, at an estimated cost Of $50. charge
able to the current appropriation for main
and pipe sewers.
That double terra Gotta. pipe drain be
constructed and ditch be dug. by DAY
labor. in connection with the grading OF
Joliet street between the Tenleytown and
Tunlaw roads, at an estimated cost OF $3.50.
chargeable to the current appropriation
for said street.
That Charles n. Church is appointed In
spector of special castings and cast iron
water pipe, at a compensation OF $4.5O per
day when actually employed.
Evening star., 1901-11-07

Meeting Of lincoln Tenple, w. c. r. u.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Lincoln Temple W. c. T. U. was held In
the general committee room of the church
Tuesday evening at o'clock. The Scripture
lesson was read by the president, Mrs NJ.
I. Fiji: prayer by the president of the
Christian Endeavor Society. The minutes
of the hast meeting were read and adopted.
Reports were given by the various saperin-
terdents. after which the report Of the
treasurer was read. After the regular rou-
tine OF business the 'sY'' had a rehearsal
for the public Temperance meeting to be
held next Sunday evening.
Evening star., 1901-11-07
WILL SAIL SUNDAY,
Detectives Coming From London
With Prisoners in Charge.

Detectives Coming From London
With Prisoners in Charge.
Captain Boardman received a letter this
morning from Detectives Weldon and How
lett, who went to London to get James
Harkes and John Morgan. the men under
Indictment here for the alleged theft OF -
from Mrs. Hannah Lee Of Atlantic City
while she was attending President McKin-
were remanded for fifteen days under the
extradition laws. but they did not claim the
time to which they are entitled.
The detectives say they were given val
uable assistance by Mr.. Hodson of the
American embassy. They win san from
Southampton next Sunday and will reach
here about the 21st Of the month.
Evening star., 1901-11-07
Treasury Clerk Hurt.

Arthur L. Hitchcock. a clerk In the
Treasury Department, was knocked from
his bicycle by City and Suburban car 401
near the corner OF 5th and II streets north
west this morning while on the way to his
office and seriously hurt. The young man
was thrown from his wheel with such
force that he was rendered unconscious
He was taken into the house Of MI. Eberiy.
No 740 5th street. who is a friend Of the
injured man.
Consciousness was soon restored snd
Hitchcock was removed to his home In q
private conveyance He received severe
cuts and bruises about his face. and his leg
was also injured
In addition to the injuries mentioned Mr.
Hitchcock was badly shaken up, and Il viii
probably be several days before he 10 able
to work. His home Is at t0z 9th street
northeast.
Evening star., 1901-11-07
SMELLS MoNTAGuE's MAJORITY.
Latest Returns From Virginia Grati-
flying to the Democrats.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, November 7.-Addition-
al returns received from the state show
that the republicans have elected about
twenty-three members of the legislature.
leaving the democrats a majority Of about
10. The returns further increase the ma
jority given Montague, and it is believed
that il will go beyond 10000. Mr.. Mon
tague is being overwhelmed with kilograms
of congratulation. He said today that he
was extremely gratified at the majority
the democrats had given him. Major John
T. Cowan. the personal friend of Governor
Tyler, is defeated by republican in Mont
gomery county. and the republicans elect
republican In Mecklenburg county.
Parks OF Page. a democrat, and Blair of
Wythe. a republican. members Of the cor
stitutional convention, candidates for the
legislature, have been defeated.
Evening star., 1901-11-07

Mary K. E. Potbury today petitioned the
Supreme Court OF the District Of Column
bia to summon - jury to ascertain whether
her fathau. Conrad Williams, be unfit to
manage and control his property, and If 1t
be SO found THAT a suitable person or per-
sons be appointSd for his proper care and
for the RECOVERY and care Of his property.
The petitioner asserts that her father,
who is aypensfoner and the owner Of con-
siderable property. Is believed to be unfit
to properly manage his estate. real or per-
sonaL ,1C 4sfg glS
Evening star., 1901-11-07
wis Filed for Probate.

The will Of John Barr. dated February 2
1884, was filed today for probate. His es-
tate IL left to his wife. Sarah Barr for nfe
BY the terms OF the will OF Southwick
Guthrie, dated August 8, 1892 and also fIed
this afternoon. his estate Is left to his wife.
Sophy W. Guthrie.
Evening star., 1901-11-07
TRANSFERS INTEREST.
Miss Pntfen Deeds Property to Her
Three Sfstera,

Three Sisters.
By deed. which has been placed on record
Edythe A. Patten. who yesterday was mar
ried to Gen. IL. c. Corbin. has transferred
to her sisters, Mary E.. Josephine A. and
Helen Patten. her undivided one-fourth In
terest in original lot 13, the east half of
original lot II and parts of original lots no
and IL, and also all interest in the chattels
on lot IL and part OF lot 10. square 81. The
property Is on Massachusetts avenue be-
tween 2lst and I'D streets
Evening star., 1901-11-07
smith ana Nell Matched,

PORTLAND, Ore, November 7.-"Mys-
terious Billy Smith and AL Nell have been
matched to fight twenty rounds In this city
November %
Evening star., 1901-11-07
PIaeed. On List OF secur,t,e..

BY actibh todey OF the executive commit
tee Of the Washington stock exchange the
stock Of Riggs National Bank was placed
on the list OF securities. The first record
made was SOL per share.
Evening star., 1901-11-07

Dsfres Rf Divorce Signed.
Justice aHagnar today signed decree
granting IMucyi d. Taylor divorce from
George PaETayiqr. on the ground of habftual
drunkennSss. etAeity and desertion.
Evening star., 1901-11-07

Commander Albert R. Couden, Lieut..
John H. Shipley and Passed Assistant Sur
geon r. NJ. Kennedy have been reported
qualified Tor promotion to the next higher
grade
Evening star., 1901-11-07

Denial of Reported Occupation by the
Liberals.

COLON. Colombia. via Galveston, Tex,
November There is absolutely no truth
in the report. circulated in the United
States. that Panama has been captured by
the liberals
Evening star., 1901-11-07
Brooks Annual Re-
mort.

The annual report of NJ. NJ. Brooks. su
perintendent OF foreign mails, to be made
public Monday, will be more Of value as
document of reference than anything else.
Statistics of foreign countries will be COM
pared with those of the United States. Few,
if any. recommendations will be made.
Evening star., 1901-11-07

Miss Jennie Smith, national railroad
evangelist. left the city last evening for a
tour Of the west and southwest in railroad
work, commencing at East st. Louis. H..
Saturday and Sunday From there she will
go to Indianapolis, Ind, next to st. Louis,
Mo-. and from there to Fort Worth, Tex, to
attend the w. c. T. u. national convention.
After that Miss Jennie will visit the most
important cities and railroad centers In
Texas, New Mexico. Arizona, Utah and
California,
Evening star., 1901-11-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock Market

VIEW fOrk STOCK MarEef.
Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co, bankers
and brokers', 1419 F ST., members New York
stock exchange, Washington stock cx-
change and Chicago board Of trade
Evening star., 1901-11-07
Acting AdJutant Gener.

Col. Thomas Ward is acting adjutant gen.
eral of the army In the absence of Gen. Cor
bin on his wedding tour.
Evening star., 1901-11-07

Death of Private Dewitt, Marine.
Admiral Kempn on the Asiatic station
has notified the Navy Department that Pri-
vate Dewitt Of the Marine Corps attached
to the gunboat Helena died OF pneumonia
ON the I'd instant
Evening star., 1901-11-07

asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage. .O5 bid. 10 ask
washington Steamboat. III bid, $50 asked
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
EN- Ell HOSPITAL TRIC0CHE

La ;nvass6a en- sste ssilo de Pobfss
vS tomsado msyores vuelos.
Ia una de nzestrss passdas cdiciones,
er Ia seoci6u de notioias de Ponce, di
mos cusnta de 10 vista de Mr.. Teller, js-
fs de policfa ninistro Protestsnte Ia
vex, q0ieu, scompanado de otros colegas en-
religion, areugsron los eufermos del All
10 predioando Ia docsrins de Lutero en- to-
nos deprimsntes para el culto cat6lioo-
Hoy nos llegan noticiss mas slarnan
tea de aquells oiudad.
Eel lanes empes6 & aglomerafss an
gran gentfo frente al <Hospital Tricoches
Z como Ia mayor parte de los individos
oresentes portab IN garrotes. las hermsnss
oae dirigen dicho asilo tsmieron algo ano
malo.
La p1srss del ssilo se abri6 ante 10 VI
sita dsI m6dico Ia poliofs, y tras de ello'
invadio el hospital m immense gsntfo qua
sguardaba sin duda 10 lIegads de los ae
ioros Teller y Aguerrevsrs.
Mr.. Teller ctanspli6 su natoson Protss
tante, predioando los enfsrmos- I sif
nirgana class do confederation atsed Q
dogma cat6lico, allf. en squsl recinto ca
t6lico, dirigido sAsisfscoi6n detodo Pom
CO sensaso por una hsrmandad easolies,
sin respeso ksiquisFa 4 In nsmoris d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
Los TBLEGRAPISTAS
LOS MAEsTROS NATIv0s

Comprsndemos que cuando So trsts
de abzorber, de sniquilsr una raxa cusnto
antes, no de sdaptar m6todos J sistemss
exoticos para mejorar los que "a existfan,
Sc procure por el invssor apoderarse de las
comunicaeiones de Ia enssflsnza p1blics
y anular la religion J la lengua nativas; pc
70 pensamos que no hay neeesidad de ul
trsiar 81 pafs CON msdidas deprimen.es.
czando prevalidos de In fasrxa 80 puede
hatnsdnit0vsanss7ats hsesrlo todo.
En- ell regimen anterior tenfamos IN
sx,slente Cuerpe de Connnioaoiones. FL
gokierno smsricano le destroxo y hoy, gas
tan9o mas, estanos mucho mas nal ser
vidos por lca eontinentales.
III aparato Morse, que dejasa sscrito
81 ssxte de u sslsgrsms. dabs ca TODD item
20 IN dooumsnto que hscfs f6 En- iuioio;
hoy sensmos que eonformarnos con 10 que
dice 40 hombre que recibe dido sn un
idiona cue no conoee, como tsmpOeo los
principles mas rudirnentsrios de naritsg
de estscionss por estar prActioo solsmen
to en- In trasnision y reception de telegrs-
mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21

El Msgisterio era una carers en- 10
cual sc ingresabs por riguroas oposicion
loa Inspectores Juntss locales euidaban
de la conducts y lsboriosidsd del maestro.
De Ia morslidad sptitud de les con
tinentales responder eloeuensemsnte el
dcsbsrsjuste que exists en- ell departsmen-
70 de educaci6n de Mr.. Clarek la Model
School.
Mr.. Cassidy de Hamseao y la Junts
Local de JGncos
Mr.. Hill los mssssroa de Fsiardo.
M. Osterhondt y los abuaos del Asilo
de Bsnefceneis.
Mr.. Armstrong yel pueblo de l. Ga
pitsl.
Mr.. Brumbsugh : Ia ssnora viuda del
doctor TiEol, dana respectable qulen
eontesto oil Braumbaugh Cue Armstrong
hsbfa hecho 81 deber nj atropellar 50 Sc
norits hiia Carload en- plena escuels prin-
oipal de San Juan ante u'ses srergtcos
nadsstros nc ttvos que no vieroa nado.
Pueg bier: ese mismo Brumbsugh IA
tenido Ia frescura de decir en- ell seatro
de San Juan en- ana conferences pedsg6gi.
81, <que 10 que Sc necesits son esoUelss,
que al tuviers cien maestros, en- el acto
abrirfa Glen ,egeRelas; pero no con maestros
degeneradcs Cl&ro se We que ae rsnsre,
en- 10 de degenerados, los maestros natl
vos, puesto que oentenares dc estoa estan
sin eolocacion.
81 Mr.. Brumbsught Sc sirvisra dsr ac~
ceso en- ell magistsrio solo por oPosi-
cion = al este Sc veriGcsrs sujetkndoss
M progrsma sxtenso, redsstado por IN
nativo, IN continental 7 otro miembro ele-
gido suerte entire nstiVos Y oontinentsles;
81 las pregunt&s fueran elegidss ell AGAR
los ejercit ios sc hiciersn por ce12 opositor
en- 81 lengus msdre y laego fueran Publl'
esdos vsrtiendolos del csstellane al lpgles
Y vioeverss, entonoes, 81 frel te esss no.
tabilidades impe rssdas del norts, vleramos
nuestrs inferioridad y no tendrfamos mss
re m sdio q1e reconocerls.
81 sl fin de los americanos faera trs-
bsjsr por l. eduoaci6n del pueblo de Puer-
TO Rico, sia aniqnilsr 81 msgi' terio naiivo,
habrfan elegido nsestros snerlcanos que
eonooisran ell espakol y enviado con dos
tercerss parties dc sue do los Estaf el
Unidos los naestros que cuisieran ir
s1rssr en- Las nornales de In rel hblioas
pzes Ia vieja atrasads Espafla concedfa
los msestros amPlisr essadloa en- las atlas
eias del Ieine y pagaba passie ma.
oil sueldo al n as'trc quc, *vido de 90
n mies to-, trAspaa bs 81 o. c6ano en- bus
o. de esas faensss de eisncia de IN culta
Europa, de donds sua tisnen mucho que
aprendsr nuestros hurs4nitdrSos redsrstores.
Ma.z) Is de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
DIoNIsro NEGR0N

Hs musrto en- Merovis Ell vacino del
barrio de Psschds don Nienisio Negron,
a ed ID de so amos.
FAD an patricia inoorruptibie J deia
una familis educsds con sns busnos senti
mientos de padre ciudadano.
Haoe doa ST % los incondioionsles so
iioitaroa sn casa para celebrsr IN meeting
de propsgauda, y les contsat6 negativa
mente dioiendelea ami hcgsr cusnto
tengo, inoiaso IL vida, es de los fedora
lsa.>
Ea las eleceionas de los Glen dias se
hiEo cenducir ca usa hamaea para deposi-
t ar en- In nrDa 81 snfrsgio.
Era un sarSeter honrado = hrme.
Vaya sus deudos Ia expression de
nusatrs eondolenaia.