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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19
SOME POLO MATTERS.
State League Did Not Begin
 Work Last Night.

The Meriden Rink Was Not in Condi- tion-First Games Will Be Played To-night-Pawtucket Defeated Law Brockton-Lewiston Docs Up Bath -Ouening Game Here Tomorrow Night.
 Brockton, Feb 10.-Salem won last night by the easy score of $ to .. Brockton scored one goal ill the sec ond period, but lost it on fouls.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19
MORE FIGHTERS FINED,

l New Brunswick, \. T., Feb 19- Thomas Dunphy of Perth Amboy and
 Thomas Dwyer of Woodbridge, who pleaded non-vult to indictments charg- ing them with engaging ill prize fight iit Woodbridge. yesterday afternoon
 were sentenced to pay q fine of SI5
 pach and were given until May l to
 raise the money for that purpose. The
 Eight occurred at the smoker of the Woodbridge club. The indictments Followed crusade made by church people of Woodbridge. Judge Strong raid he found the prisoners were not jprofessionals. and therefore treated fthem with greater leniency than would Aave been extended had they been men I9whO made prize fighting business.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19
Holding Con.umption in Chcck.

Deaths from consumption in Phi.a- delphia are estimated to be one-third less than they were 15 years ago. The health authorities say the improve ment is due to their continuous battle sgainst the Giaease.--N. Y. Sua>
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19
GUS RUHLIN ARRESTED.

W 1cago, Feb 19.-Gus Ruhlin and Fef Ed Marlin, his sparring part NIesarrested4a as they were ahout
 the stage at Hurtig & Sea- heAter yesterday afternoon x1nts sworn out by Frank HI local "reformer." These war. tEed the men with conducting I'll 1paYfing match in this city,
 5kken before Justice Ever
 cn yS0O bond. The! btb uaoealnk The
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19
DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE.
Eun,or Has Ii Tint He Will Soon Suc- ceed Lord Salisbury British
 Prime Minister.

The dAlke of Devonshire, who is men. toned as the probable successor or Lord Salisbury as conservative leader
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19
Good Business Judgment prompts this reduction Ne know NC must accept loss to clear away onr winter stock before spring sets n In this particular instance, 'our loss is your gain

MEMS $5.5o OVERCOATS AND !, ULSIERS. No better Overcoats and Listers are sold at other stores for S3. 5o-here at only
 MEMS 5000 SUITS AND OVERCOATS. Sack Style Suits, in al-wool materials; the Cvercoats of OSfords, cheviots, beavers and, kerscys, at the exceedingly low price of ....
 NIEN'S s11.oo SUITS. Made up in the stylish awool cashmeres and worsteds, well tailored and perfect fitting, at
 MEMS SI4oo SUITS. Of finest quality all-wool worsteds, in the new and fashionable stripes and checks suits that are generally soldA at S14oO ......
 MEN'S S1S.oo SUITS. Made of fancy wor- steds and colorcd clays, il frocl style only, other stores ask from 500 to S22.oo for thesel suits, tomorrow only EXPERIMENTATION.
 In this lot, although the price is small one, we offer perfectly made pair of Pants of good quality, Cheviot, made with continuous waist bands. Will prove, when pHt to the test equal i'll wear to any Trousers you can buy at S2oo- During this sale at ....... ..... ........
 Thousands Of pairs in this lot to select from, i'll wool cheviots and cassrneres, the produc ton of well made, known mills. Every de sirable style of stripes, cheeks and mixtures; ; perfect in make, suitable for business Or dress wear Regular S2.5o and $500 kind. During 1h1s sale ........ .....
 Stylish. we'll made, perfect fitting, ill var iety Of styles, and of Standard Norsteds Cassitnercs and Cheviots. Among this lot are hundreds of pairs for extra large men. Dur ing this sale .-...... ..... .......
 Even with well known low prices have not been able to offer anything that wouldcom- pare with these Trousers. They are made of the finest grade of Worsted hair line stripes of the highest make, and finished i'll the best manner only known to high class tailors. Dur
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19

Salem. Position. BrocktOn Russell COG. first rush ..... Murphy Mercer .... second rush =. Dawson Jean ......... center ..... Fitzgerald Holderness haifback ..... Gardner Fox " goal w Cashmao
 Score Salem 8. Brockton 0; goals. Russell 4, Mercer 3, Jean, Fitzgerald; rushes. Murphy [, 71ercer 3, Russell 2; stops CGslman Al, Fox 32; fouls. Gardner 2, Murphy; referee, Leighton; attendance, 800.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19
At Pawtucket.

Pawtucket, R. l., Feb 19.-The pass ing play adopted by the Pawtuckets last night WAS too much for the Law renee team.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19
La wrence.

Score. Pawtucket s. Lawrence ,; goals. Pierce 4, Curtis 1. Devlin ,. Gavitt ?; stops. Tibbctts AS, Heffernan 47; fouls. H. Whiting Moran, Turner; rushcs. Curtis 13, Gavitt 3; referee, keough; attendance, 900.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19
JOHNNY REAGAN ARRESTED.

Chicago. Feb 19.-Johnny Reagan, the Brooklyn featherweight; Jack Del ehanty. brother of the ball player, and &Jim McNey. q sporting man. were yes terday arrested. charged with selling thousands of dollars worth of washed revenue stamps. They were after wards held in bail. Ragan being re- uuired to furnish $1.00O and the other men S10.00O each. The federal au- fhorities. who are pressing the case. as sert that they have evidence to show that the men did q very large busi- ness in buying canceled revenue stamps of all kinds and then. after cleaning them of the cancellation marks. sold them at liberal discount. Conviction for this carries with it q heavy sentence. and the United states district attorney expresses the opinion that conviction will be easy in at least two of the cases. The arrest of young Reagan on the charge has created much surprise. His reputation here has always been excellent as far as honesty was concerned. He is a quiet. manly little fellow, never in trouble before. He took his arrest coolly and would say but little. T am innocent" :" he declared in court. q do not know what the other men did. I am no siwndler. This is q tough situation, but think I can prove my innocence before any jury they get.''
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19

NV CD I''-- 1IVf " won last night in a hard fought game. Bath. Position. Lewiston. Cote -....... first rush ...... IIipSon Higgins .... second rush .... Roberts Farrell ....... center ....... Menard Murtaugh =. halfback . Conway Burgess .....-. goal ....... Janelle
 Score. Lewiston s, Bath 6: goals. Roberts G. Higgins 2. Cote ?. MeDard. Hlpson, Farrell: stops. .Janelle Il Bur geSs 2S. Conway: rusheS. Cote 9. Hip son s; fouls .Ianrllc; referee, Connolly; attendance. GJO.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19
SULLIVAN WHIPS BERNSTEIN.

New Britain, Feb 19.-A boxing con- test was held at the Casino last night with between 300 and 600 persons pres ent. The preliminary was q ten-roun1 bout between Al Levy of New York and Eddie Lewis of this vicinity, in place of Johnny Reagan. who was to have appeared. Lewis showed up in hne shape against superior skill and the bout was declared q draw. The principal bout was between Tommy Sullivan of Brooklyn and Joe Bern stein of New York at 122 pounds. The latter objected to the small size of the house and delayed the bout nearly an hour. Sullivan had the best of all but the first two rounds and punished Bernstein severely with body blows. In the sixth round Bernstein com menced to hold. refusing to break away when ordered by the referee. After three warnings he was ordered to his corner and the fight awarded 10 Sullivan. John Willis was referee and James Cornell of the Hartford Times was timer.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19
At Bl1ll
Position.

Bath. Me. Feb 19.-Tho I.ewistOrs won last night in a hard fought game.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-19

Wodtkp is the same old wizard
 New Haven comes here tomorrow
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
STOLE COINS IN
THE COUNTY JAIL

r. d. Spencer and Albert Jordan were
released from the county jail this morn.
ing having completed a twenty-five days
sentence for the larceny OF an overcoat,
the property Of John Hileman. The
boys are aged about 20 and 22 years,
respectfully, and are possessed of crimi.
nal natures equal TO that Of law breakers
many years their senior. They are bott
addicted to the use of morphine ant
opium, a quantity Of both drugs being
found IN their possession at the time
they were arrested. They were indicted
and served their time under assumed
names. Spencer is the son Of promi.
nent criminal lawyer Of San Jose, Cali.
tornia, who was instrumental through
the services of S. l.. Hayden, of this
city, in having the charge against the
boys reduced from larceny in a dwelling
to simple larceny, TO which the culprits
pleaded guilty, An uncle OF Spencer
resides in MchIinnyille. Jordan has
prominent family connections in Kan.
sas City, Missouri.
While in the county jail they stole
some valuable coins from a prisoner who
had hidden them in an old shoe. At
first spencer and Jordan denied the theft,
but Sheriff Durbin compelled them 10
produce the coins which we're restored,
They were both in town during the day
but the police are keeping clUse watct
over their actions and will anticipate
any further crooked work on their part
Sheriff Durbin has not many boarders
Among them is Harry Dunn, who il
serving sentence, and A. f. Zumwalt
and F. G. Wright, who have been helc
to the circuit court. Zumwalt's friend
are endeayoring to furnish satisiactor,
bond and secure his release from IN,
county jail.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
School Election
Monday, March nth, 1901.
For School Director,
20. CONDIT.


II. W. Hatch spsn, the day in Port.
land.
). D. Gregolre has reiar ned to Pen.
dleion.
General Jackson, Of Portland, is in
the city.
Laie Hill went 10 his home Al siayton
this morning.
Superintendent Alderman went to
Lebanon this morning.
Mrs. A. Baker and two sons left today
ior ther home q. GoldendAIe. Wash,
Mrs. @. l.. lladley, Of Rosoburg, IL
visiting her sister Mrs. W, n. Byau.
GOV. I. +, GoeF has gone 10 Eugene
10 attend the dedication Of the Annoy
this evening
Mics Minnie Cheuing,on, Of Dallas, is
Tho gnes, oi Misa Alice Laoox al tho
home Of Mira. rheo Noli
job QnmhFo, OF Pailons Mills, Ohio,
aad \. NJ. selby, Of Marietta, Ohio, are
registered a Hotel salem.
AZ andMs. Rallo White, u spokane
are IN the city visiting % the home Of
Mr Whites brother. d A. White.
~ W. Smith. al one time principal Of
the Oregon Reform school, hnt now OF
0Ass Valley, Cal, l. IN this city on g
short visit.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
Important 10 Ladies

Just received at the New York Racket
a large lot OF all kinds of Iadies' and
Misses spring and summer long sleeve
aud sleeveless vests and pants ladies'
and misses hosiery, bed spreads, lace
curtains, also a large assortment of
mems and boys caps aud hats; linen
and bath towels, lace edge and emhroid. /.
cred handkerchiefs for ladies, and linen
and cotton, red and blue, for men, lace
and embroideries, spring styles, table
linen, white and turkey red, linen nap.
klns, tooth brushes. hair pins, hair orna.
ments, dress shields, aud hundreds Of
other notions, all at racket prices Don't
fail to call aud get a bargain 5 2diw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08

W. II. II. Darby came In yesterday
from a few days spent in the Waldo
Hills. He reports nearly all wheat
sown, and oil crops looking tlrst.class.
The spring Gown wheat Ia up, ~ evidence
that the late iroata did no damage.
About 20 students of Willamette Uni.
yersity went 10 Corvallis this morning
10 attend the intercollegiate Omlorical
contest this evening. The willamette
University will be represented by Ray.
mond Kerr, Of Salem.
Mrs II. u. Holland went 10 Corvallis
this morning whore She will sing at tho
State Oratorioal Contest this evening.
ColerIdge McElroy went 10 Eugene
today 10 accept position ~ salesman
In ID. z. Links she's store.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
A. 0. CONDIT FOR
SCHOOL DIRECTOR
Popular Candidate Named by
a Citizens Committee
Accepts the Nomination and
Will Make a FirStClaSS
Director

A committee OF tax payers Who are
Interested ina rational and economical
management OF cur schools today waited
upon Mr., A. o. Condt aud induced
that gentleman 70 become candidate
Tor school director at the annual election
next Monday. Mr. Hunt has withdraw n
from the race aud this leaves Mr.. Con.
dit the only new candidate ia the
field, MIR, Coudit seems 10 be cxcep.
uonally we'll lifted for the position, AZ
he ID a lawyer OF ability. aud au edueat.
ed gentleman, who has had broad ex-
perience as a school teacher, and is a
staunch friend Of good schools. Owing
10 hisycara OF practical knowledge I'm
school matters such a man as Mr. Con.
dit would be- especially valuable to the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
THE LOST CAT
HAS BEEN FOUND

On seeing the editorial notice OF a
tortoise.shell cat brought from Dakota
that had its ears frozen off, Mr.. Chas.
Jones, who resides on Church street
just across Mill Creek, informs us such
a cat came 10 his house about month
ago and has made its home there. II is
not tommy but on the.contrarv has
become the mother Of some fine kittens.
Il is no doubt the Dakota cat.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08

LONDON, March ga dispatch from
Pretoria dated March has just reached
here. II says Kitchener met Botha and
other Boer leaders at Middleberg
February n, when the question Of the
possibility Of the termination Of hos.
tilites were discussed.
According 10 the sun the surrender Of
Botha would have been an established
fact before now had Kitchener been in a
position 10 conclude the terms Of sur.
ender.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
On Remaining D0adlOCkS
Over Senator
BREAKING THE
GRASP OF FACTIONS
Mark Hanna Advised Repub
licans in Montana to Aid
FuSioniStS

NEW YORK, March S.-The World says:
Senator Hanna, chairman Of the Repub'
lican national committee, Henry G..
Payne, Perry Heath and r, B. Schneid-
or, we're in conference nearly all yester.
day afternoon and evening at the Wald-
orf.Astoris. They came here to consult
about the deadlocks over the election Of
U. S. Senators in Nebraska, Delaware
and Montana. Late last night Senator
Hanna said:
1.-THE object Of the conference is TO
prevent the Legislators Of Nebraska, Del.
aware and Montana adjourning without
electing Senators. Unless the deadlocks
are broken, our party will suffer and
is our desire to have the three states rep.
resented in the Senate by Republicans
duly elected by the Legislature"
"What is the result Of the conferenceY'
eve have every reason TO think that
the dssdlocks in two, il not in all three
Of the states will be broken"
Regarding the Montana deadlock, it
is said Senator'S Hanna and Payne have
resolved 10 advise Republican fusion
with the anti Clark Legislators in q
hope that Senator Carter may be re-
elected.
Senator Hanna expects TO return to
Washington today. Mr.. Payne sails for
Europe tomorrow.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
FOREST RESERVES
TO BE INSPECTED

Denver, March S-Colorado, stock
growers association today adopted a
resolution requesting the department
Of the interior TO send an inspector to
the west 10 inquire into local conditions
and give settlers, cattle owners and others
interested a hearing relative 10 forest
reserve regulatlons.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08

district. He would know how to make
every dallar go the iurthest, am where
to cut off every penny Of unnecessary
expense. At the same time he would
be useful in adjusting the needs OF The
schools under the new laws going into
effect May % 80 as 10 secure the best
possible results. At the annual school
meeting when I. L. Davidson was
Mr.. Condit had almost as
many votes, but declined TO run at that
time.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
SUIT AGAINST
R0TAN ET AL

Hulse Bradford Il Co., Of Portland
began suit against J. A. Rotau ct al
for 500 at per cent interest from
March /, 1899, and 800 attorneys fees
alleged to be due on promissory note.
The foreclosure is asked Tor Of a mort.
gage on lot 4, block Z, Boises addition to
Salem that was given 10 secure the
payment Of the loan.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
T'0posals Tor Furnishing Wood for Oresoo
State Reform School

ofE sealed % proposals will be received at the
once OF the Superintendent of PnhIic
instruction, Salem, Oregon, until 100
m,! APrl 9Th, 1901, for delivery At the
main building Oregon State Reform
s',I9oI 'ylS an or any part Of twelve hundred
solus s,rls OF mr. wood, cut while green from
a,1 ursl growth big hr, well seasoned. 10 he
S'osg'y SO corded without bulk heads. All
',.oS SooI must be four feet long REASONABLE
straight and not less than two snJ ao
bali inches in diameter ~ anu one
blds will be opened by the trustees q,
sad SAD institutions at ? o. M. Anil az ~
Right 70 accept or reject all ora..
paft oi a bid or waive any inioym.Ii,y 1
is hereby reserved. 'n'o'inali'y
by order Of the Board Of Trustees
SIS h. f. DIcKKRs.
Superintendent.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
10. NI.ht ana 10. nonow nlrht

And each day ana night during this
week YOU can get at any druggist Is
htmps halsalu for the Throat aud
Lungs, acknowledged "a be the most
saccesStui remedy ever sold for
Coughs, Group, Bronchitis, Asthma
ana Consumption. Get h tile 10
day aud keep 10 always la the house
- you can check your cold al once
Price 2oc aud Soc, sample bottle free.
COdNW
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
SEVEN DAY
ARMISTICE
Has Been Granted to Gem
eFal BOtha
DUTCH FARMERS
ATTACKED LICHTENBURG
Kitchener Reports Serious.
Losses as a Result of
Engagement

LONDON, March 8.--Kitchener reports
"Boers failed in determined attack up
on Lichtenburg. Our losses besides two
officers previously reported, we're IA
killed and 20 wounded. The Boer
general, Cellerries was killed"
A despatch from Pretoria says Kitch.
ener and Botha had a lengthy confer
encs on Gun hill this morning. Botha
was alone and Kitchener was accom-
panied by Secretary.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
MARION COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT

Judge Boise made following orders
In the matter OF the estate of f. NJ
Friedrich, deceased appeal from count,
court county court reversed and cas-
rewarded to county court for further
proceedings. Costs of this proceeding
to be taxed to respOnent.
Roscoe Langley vs. Ella langley.
divorce; divorce granted.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
sprlal and Summer Clothln,

The New York Racket has lust re.
celyed a very large line Of Ladies, Gents
aud Misses shoes, fine and coarse. also a
large line Of spring end summer cloth
ing, partly In and on the counters, and
shlrls, oyeralls, jackets, old pants.
sweaters, underwear, and everything
usually carried by us, prices away down,
s % lW
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
Whal shaII Nd n.,, fnr n,,,r,, /,

This question arises Ia the family
every day. let us answer il today
Try Jell.O, a delicious aud healthful
dessert. Prepared la two minutes
NO bolllngl no baklngl simply add
boiling water aud set 10 cool. Fla
Nors Lemon. Orange, Raspberry and
straw berry, Get a package az youl
grocers today 10 cts.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
Best OF ALL

To cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the
spHngtime comes use the true and per.
feet remedy, Syrup Of Figs. Buy the
genuine. Manufactured by the Caliior.
MA Fig Syrup Co. only. and for sale by
all druggists, at so cents per battle.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
sss Dsaas.s PlsaIIas 40. Pass rouf.

Come and eco theneW accordeon pleat.
INK machine AZ neane's. Only one oi
its Kind la Oregon makes all fires aud
oiplaitinga Machine will bo open To the
public dur log all hours from March sth
until tho 18th. Remember ho slill mak 90
bnllons aud repairs sewing machines.
36lW
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08

q. z. Dabney Of "The Fair rstore" " ho
ls interested in The Dabney oil company,
Ia local agent at Salem aud any one
Wishing to make a profitable investment
ear not do better than procure soma oi
the stock very soon ~ only limited
amount will be put on the market.
n I'm
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08

LoURENco, Marques, March g.
Kitchener has granted General Botha
seven days armistce 20 enable him to
confer with other generals.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
THOSE TRIBINBS
That Big Lot of all
Models That I've
Been Looking For

itl l,elt IN lcago on February 18Th in .
.Ntoukh car TO the coast, and are liIslv
70 ee IN Thursday noon. There ara S5E
models, aud $40 models, and kSo n'oi.i9 ~
anu 30 racers and chainless naoS'iu S,'J's
anu ON The ladies' chainless va bsSs ~ sLts, !,
.usilon frame, which We are nrsn. ,'v .,ig 'iig
70 nl TO any and all wheels AZ sItr, pa' .'', ~
l want the elderly men an "a ..l.. VosI'
s'.,, ousiuesS i.s men and every one who ILL.,
casS c''sG 'l anu comfort in riding. 10 zee ~
49,, 1s,'on l'ame; It's the best thing tbst's
Co,l.p ,,,Sn pus ~, on bicycles in resent wears
''n'''e' OF all sorts at popular prices.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
NEW TO-DAY.
Advertisements uuaer this
head sc a lice each issue

FoUND-A pair OF spectacles. Owner
can get same at Journal office by
proving property aad paying for this
No'INo' 8 s 81
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
A shIp Wrecked AZ the Porr

|. BLnAo, Spain, March s.-The British
steamer Ayalona has been wrecked at
Bilbao breakwater All on board lost
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08

A great many people have found that
they can save money By buying any.
thing they uae 0r wear at TllE FAIR
store, the greatest place tor bargains la
salem. 2li Commercial street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08

Take your wheel 10 Shipp 4 Hsuse,
aud have u cleaned or repaired. Rldine
season is almost here 24U
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08

Tonight and Saturday cloudy 10 partly
cloudy, with probably showers tonight.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08

WAsHrSaToN, March S.-The Repub-
Iican senatorial conference decided not
to reorgsnize the committees at this
session
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-08
CONCERI--On The Augelus
Piano Playing every evening
IhlS week at Geo. c. Wits
Wuol( SlOIe. J If
Bicycle Reralr shon

complete shop for repairing bievele,
'I s1u expert workmen employed. Mich,
street, Salem. ''' ~ SSS.s ! !.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-11
La tOlna de possession
del GObernadOr Hunt.

Para dirigir los trabajos respec-
to a los actos que deben celebrarse
con motive de dicha toma de pose
sion, Sc ha tornado un G ,mite Ger
trail compuesto por las siguiente.
per s Jnas:
DR.. Nj. G. Brumbaugh, Presi-
dente: D. Manuel Egozcue, D, Her
>minio Diaz, Mr.. Hw. Dooley, C.pi-
tan E. r. Lowndss, D. Jual Her
nandez Lopez, D Luis Sanchez Mo-
rales, D Manuel F. Rossy, D. Fran
cisco de p. Acufs, D. Angel Rivero,
Captain Grabbs, Mr.. A. Fl. Hay
wood, Mr.. B F. Butler, y ell Juez
Nc Leary.
Los individuos del Comite. Cen
tral han tornado varios Sub-Comi-
tes para la debida distribution de
los trabajos. del modo signiente:
Comite de bale; Hernandez Lo-
pez, Diaz y Sanchez Morales.
Comite de fuegos arti6ciales.
Sres Rivero, B1ttler y Brumbaugh,
Comite de Decoration. Sres
Grabbs, Morslss y Butler.
Comite de Ia Parada. Sres.
Butler, Dooley y Lowndes.