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The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24

Editor Of the Morning News: II be-
comes evident that a change In public
sentiment is having It's influence upon
legislation In the United States Con-
gress; opposition 70 extreme measures
come from members OF the Republican
party who have hitherto advocated
every hostile blow al the South.
a few politicians, whose perspective
IL limited, desire 10 set aside the yer-
diet ~ The people Of the South, who by
legislative act, have placed restrictions
upon lhe voting power Of the people.
hoping thereby 20 benefit all classes
ths effort is experimental, ana "A would
seem the part ~ wisdom 20 wait the
results. realizing that the desire ~ any
community ia. and must be-. 10 benefit
40 AMI fo deal Justly ~ 40.
By = practically una ulmoua vote fhe
Legislature ~ Georgia decided ~ leaYe
fhf question al0ne fof fhe preerui. ihe
state ~ NiasHaIpIl adopted Hnofhf
course and ihf experiment is hfine
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
ROOSEVELT AND HENRY.
Congratulations and Greetings Ex-
changed by Wire.

Washington, Feb. 23.-The following
messages that have passed between
Prince Henry and President Roosevelt
were made public tonight:
'On Board Kron Prinz Wilhelm, off
Nantucket Island, via Marconi Sta
ton Siasconset, Feb. 22.-To President
Roosevelt: Hope state of Mr.. Roose-
welt favorably progressing with speedy
recovery. Permit me to congratulate
you and American nation on to-day's
commemoration of Washington's birth
day. Sorry disappointed you so late
arrival. Very heavy persistent east
,erly winds which made fast progress
impossible even for this beautiful ves-
sci. l look forward to meet you.
Henry of Prussia"
The President replied:
white House, Feb. 23.-Prince
Henry of Prussia, the Hohenzollern,
New York City: Accept my heartiest
greetings on your safe arrival. thank
you for your message. In the name
of the American people 1 welcome you,
and l look forward to meeting you per-
sonally Tomorrow
Theodore Roosevelt"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
MONEY BAGS FILLED WITH LEAD.
muse Adopted to Fool Enemies of
Brigands.

London, Feb. 24.-Cabling from
CohStantinople the correspondent of
'ne Daily Chronicle says he under
''dnds that, owing to the necessity of
p'oleotlng the innocent persons who
"sS'Sled them, the American delegates
VIII never divulge where and how the
,anSom money for the release of Miss
9'ohe was paid. The correspondent
EARNS however, that the ruse Of fill
tbe s me money bags with lead after
,-S i1 ransom had been paid, with a
r,t.g, w OF making 1t appears that the
ed d9,oll 9 10 pay the ransom had fail
r,.,.t, ~ was completely successful. 1t is
ma. p,aet tlcally certain that the ransom
n,jttey ,mG'iey VIII go to the Macedonian Com
Miss Stone, continues the corre-
lpnouuent' is certainly innocent of any
Sh,,1t"ledge Smt of the plot to kidnap her.
aho,,3 93uong suspicious are entertained
MI some Bulgarians who accompa-
'''7u her party, or remained behind.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
WiIIinm H. CInrIs.

Mr.. William II. Clark died yester-
day afternoon at his residence, No. 324
Anderson street, west, after an illness
of several weeks. He was a native of
Beaufort, s. c., and was q years old.
He leaves a wife and infant child, a
mother and two sisters.
Mr.. Clark was one of the firm of
Thompson & Clark, bicycle dealers. He
was a member Of Grace Methodist
Church and of Mistletoe Camp, Wood
men of the World. The funeral will
take place from his late residence, at 0
o'clock this afternoon and will be at
tended by tn members of the Wood
mems order The services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Jackson of Grace
Church and Rev. Mr.. McCorkle of the
First Presbyterian Church. The pail
bearers will be Messrs. f. F. Burdell,
w. H. Hewlett and II. w. Clarke OF
the Woodmen and Messrs. X. 6.
Thompson, Harry Rogers and John d.
HOPKINS.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
REFUSED TO NE VACCINATED
Young Erwin Collins Dies Of Malig-
nant smallpox I'm Atlanta.


Atlanta, Feb. 23.--Erwin Collins. n
young man % years old. died at the
smallpox hospital this morning at the
result of a malignant case Of conlluent
smallpox. Mr. Collins was the son of
Mayor Collins of West Point, and book
keeper for the Atlanta Rapid Transit
Company here. All of the employees and
officials of the Atlanta Rapid Transit
Company were vaccinated about two
months ago. with the exception of Mr..
Collins. who refused to have the virus
put in his arm His refusal is said to
have been due to the fact that he was
poisoned some time ago by poison oak,
and thought il would make the sores
break out again. Twelve days ago he
broke out with a severe case of small
pox, and was taken to the City Hospi-
tai. His mother and father came to
Atlanta, and soon after arriving his
mother became seriously i'll with APP
pendicitis. At one time it was feared
an operation would have to be per-
formed, but she improved and was so
much better to-day that she was in
formed of her sons DEATH Young Col
Inns was nephew of Thomas c. Er-
win and a cousin of Mrs. Welborn Hill
of this city. He was buried this after
noon at Oakland Cemetery.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
AT DEUTsCHER vEREIN CLUB.
Prince Henry and His Suite Meet
Now York Germans.

New York, Feb. 23.-Prince Henry
tonight attended a reception given in
his honor by the Deutscher Verein at
the club house Of the organization. He
was attended by his suite, Rear Ad-
miral Won Baudssin and his officers
and other guests. All the party were in
carriages In the Princes carriage rode
Rear Admiral Evans and Assistant
Secretary of State Hill. In the recep-
ton room We're gathered 260 members
of the club, with nearly as many more
members of their families. The club
rooms were handsomely decorated.
AS the men were presented to him.
the Prince bowed, and he shook hands
with each of the women.
From the club house the Prince was
driven TO the Twenty-third street ferry
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, where he
took the ferry boat Philadelphia for the
depot in Jersey City.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24

Bishop Williams of Connecticut used
to tell the following story of the late
DR.. Ducachet, formerly clergyman in
st. Stephens Protestant Episcopal
Church, says the Philadelphia Times.
One Sunday morning DR.. Ducachet
arose feeling wretched. After a futile
attempt to eat breakfast. he called an
old and favorite colored servant to him
and said
Sam, go around and tell Simmons
(the sexton) to post a notice on the
church door saying that / am too Ill
to preach to-day"
Now, massa,' said Sam. don't you
glib up dat way. Just glib him a trial;
you get long all right"
The argument went on, and resulted
In the minister starting off.
Service over. he returned to his
house looking much brighter.
How you feel. Massa?' said Sam.
as he opened the door.
Better. much better Sam. I am
glad took your advice"
II knew IL: j knew II" said the
darkey. grinning until every tooth was
In evidence. II knew you feel better
when you git dat sermon out O. your
system"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24

Mrs. Mary A. Titeomb, widow OF
Capt. George w. Titcomb, died yester-
day morning at her home, No. 4l6 Cor
don street, east. she was rs years of
age and had been in feeble health for
several weeks.
Mrs. Titcomb was a native of Savan-
nah and n member of Wesley Monu-
mental Church. She leaves a daughter.
Mrs. Wylly w. Doty, and two sons,
f. j. and r. l.. Titcomb, to mourn
her loss. The funeral will take place at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon from her
late residence on Gordon street. The
services will be conducted by Rev. Ed.
+. Cook and the interment will be in
Laurel Grove Cemetery.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24

Mr.. Thomas ]. Daley died yesterday
at his residence. No. 402 Charlton
street, west, after an Illness of several
years. lie was SO years of age and
a native of ireland.
Mr.. Daley fought with the South
during the Civil War and was
member of McLaws Camp Of Confed-
crate Veterans. He was an honorary
member of the Irish Jasper Greens
and was at one time a lieutenant In
that company. He leaves a son,
daughter and sister to mourn his
loss. The funeral will take place at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon from his
late residence. and from st. Patrick's
Church. McLaws Camp Of Veterans
and the Greens will attend the funeral,
and the pallbearers will be selected
from those organizations.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
TO BE SHOT OUT OF A GUN.
Queer Provision Made for Disposal
of DIR. YOung's Ashes.

Cincinnati, Feb. 23.-After the re-
mains of DIR. Daniel Schuyler Young
were cremated to-day 1t was learned
that he had provided for the ashes to
be taken to his old home on Montgom-
cry county, New York, where his wife
was buried; one-fourth to be sprinkled
on her grave, one-fourth over the path
to his old schooihouse, one-fourth at
his old home and One-fourth shot out
of a gun at the old homestead.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24

FLYING ACROSS CONTINENT.
Seward webb's Special Train II
81 Minutes Ahead of Record.

Marshallton, Ia, Feb. 2S.-Seward
Webb's special train from New York
TO San Frencisco passed here at 6:15
p. M, fifty-two minutes ahead of time.
Prospects are that the Union Pacific
will get the train into Denver by IL
o'clock tomorrow. If this is done the
worlds record between New York and
Denver. forty-eight hours made by the
Pennsylvania and Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroads. Will be beaten
by one hour.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24

Boston, Feb. 23.--William E. Rich
mond, or as he was familiarly known,
BILLY Emerson" the famous minstrel
man, died last night at Dinan's Hotel,
where he has lived for several months
past. Death was due to a complication
OF diseases resulting in consumption.
He was 56 years old and a native Of
Belfast, Ireland.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
sIx-DAY BICYCYLE RACE.

Jack Prince win Engineer One at
Atlanta Colosseum.
Atlanta, Feb. pa six-day bicycle
race, two hours each night, or a total
of twelve hours, will be started in the
Colosseum at Piedmont Park to-mor-
row night. There are seven teams to
start, including some of the best riders
in the country. They We're brought
here by Jack Prince who is engineering
the race meet. Other races will be in
troduced each night and some good
sport is expected.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
Y. M. = .

The acknowledged superior injection
for the cure OF all MUCOUS DIS
CHARGES. such as GoEoRRHEoA
and oLEET. etc.
d IL safe and sure and cures 20 re-
main cured
sold ~ druggists eFerywhere.
W. F REID,
tEouf for eaYapnah. "a.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
nnund Tor Mn.hinntor.

New York Feb 24.-The train hav-
Ing on board Prince Henry and party
left Jersey city ~ ! =. M. for Wash
ington. The Prince and his two i'm
mediate attendants occupied the car
Columbia. Assistant General paasen-
ger Agent George W. boyd ~ the
Pennsylvania Railroad was IN charge
N the train.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
PRINCE HENRY ENTERTAINs.
Gave Dinner to Select Party Aboard
the HOhenzOIIern.

New York. Feb. 23.-Prince Henry
gave a dinner tonight on the Hohen-
zollern. His guests included officers of
the ship and other of the Princes
party, the Presidents delegates, the
German ambassador and several of the
embassy staff; Gustave H. Schwab,
Emil L. Boaz, Frederick w. Hollis, DR..
Mantler, director of the Wolff bureau
of Germany: Melville E. Stone, e. p.
Call, William Cullen Bryant, Howard
Gould, Ed. Uhl.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24

Ex-SoIdfer Snapped Pistol mt His
wife, Then Killed Himself.

Kokomo, Ind, Feb. 23.-Walter Nc
Vey of this city killed himself to-day
few days. McVey was member of
Company F, Thirty-third Regiment,
and married Mrs. Hughes, a widow
with four children on his return from
the Philippines. He exhibited a revolver
to his wife to-day saying:
There are two loads In this re-
volver, one for each of us" He snapped
the weapon alternately at his wife and
himself, the first load falling to his
lot. The bullet entered the right eye.
Death was instantaneous. No motive
is known for the self-destruction.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
London Papers Are sore.

London, Feb. 24.-The papers this
morning publish editorials somewhat
satirical vein on the enthusiasm OF the
reception accorded Admiral Prince
Henry OF Prussia by a democratic
city. The papers coneede that Prince
Henry fills the role of the velvet
glove" with success equal 70 that with
which he nils the role OF the mailed
fist"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
B0ER SYMPATHIZERS MET.
Mig Crowd at Capital Calls on Pres
ident to Shut on the British Horse
supply.

supply.
Washington. Feb. 23.-An enthusiss-
tic meeting of Boer sympathizers was
held to-day at the Lafayette Square
Theater and resolutions We're adopted
calling on President Roosevelt and
Congress to use all means in their
power to prevent the further exporta-
tion of horses and mules to the English
in South Africa. In addition to this
a collection was taken up for the bene-
fit of the Boer widows and orphans.
Commandant Krige, formerly with
the Boer army, delivered an address,
reciting events in South Africa, and
saying neither he nor any other Boer
wanted to create hatred between the
American and English nations, but
every Boer called to America and the
American people to put a stop to the
shipment of thousands of horses and
mules to South Africa for the British
and to maintain neutrality. The Beers
will never be conquered, he said, while
the last man stands.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
SCHOONER BOWERS EXPERIENCE.
Ran Into Two storms Between
Charleston and Providence.

Providence. r. l., Feb. 2S.-The
three-masted schooner r. Bowers,
Capt. Young. arrived to-day from
Charleston, s. c.. with a cargo. The
Bowers was twenty-five days out, was
blown 900 miles off her course when but
two days out from Charleston, and last
Monday, when $50 miles off Delaware
Breakwater, ran into another storm.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
A DIAMOND THIEF, roo.
Prince Henry Had All Sorts of Com
pnnY ON Big Steamship.

EHHF WFH h1Et~ o00SHtsN"'EHF'
New York Feb. 23.--William Wyld, a
young Englishman, arrived here to-day
on the Kron Prnz Wilhelm and u few
hours after landing gave himself up to
the police, saying that he had robbed
the Birmingham (England) firm OK
Walsh. Leavitt & Co. Of jewe.ry valued
at $4,000. After the robbery he Ted
to London and then to this country,
When searched he had in his clothing
thirteen large diamond rings, some
other jewelry and 1851 in American
money, besides few sovereigns He
said that this lonesomencss on finding
himself in America depressed him 50
that he thought the best thing to do
was TO give himself up.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
A Table Company Burned out.

Findlay, o., Feb. 23.-Flre. origin
ating from an unknown cause, de-
stroyed the entire plant of the Findlay
Table Manufacturing Company this
morning. causing a loss of s97 900, with
insurance of $50 600.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
The oneida SIN Aground.

Georgetown, S. c., Feb. 23.--Another
unsuccessful attempt was made this
morning to pull the Clyde steamer
Oneida into deep water The light
ering OF her cargo continues and II
is thought she viii pull Off tonight.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
LOCK OF GOLD HIcKoRY,s, HAIR.
i"hassee Man Has Valuable Relic
and Autograph Letter.

U AutORrnph Letter.
", "iiahassee, Fla. Feb. 23.--Rev. A. L.
"oodward. of this city. has an auto
,''ph letter from President Andrew
- - ASon inclosing a lock OF the old he
,,, hair' which was written to Mr..
ooa"ard's father. the late Judge A.
"oodward, in 1874. the year preced-
ls,s. PRESIDENT Jacksons death. Both
49,, ana hair are ID a. remarkable
~ OF preservation as Judge Wood
~ prized them very highly and kept
80 WIN sudulous care The hair is
No. almost white. ana coarse IN tex
a. ln the letter Gen. Jackson speaks
no.. aebility and Affections and sends
'fh. w. X can.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
We ce' Trench MIaimsm Tsria.

FEB. k9.-lsoJournal Official hae
700 decree continuing fDr aiE
of hH from Feb ~ fha application
minimum tnTin to colonial pro.
D.. imported frpIu the United States
hicQ ana certain other countries
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
Miss Mamie E. Clarity.

Miss Mamie f. Garrity died at 0
o'clock last night at her home, No.
303 Liberty street east. The funeral
arrangements will be made later.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
TENNESSEE TOWN IN FLAMES.
business sections of Hartsville AL
most Entirely Destroyed.

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 24.-A tele-
phone message from Hartsville, Tenn.
ing, says the entire south side of the
business portion of Main street has
been destroyed by fire and that the
north side is burning. Hartsville has
no fire department and the flames are
being fought by bucket brigades. No
estimate OF the loss has been given.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
NeGossrs asa sYIIi,an Leave Ls~i.-
vile.

Is0nlmllie. Feb. gs.s~TfwY MonoFefn
end Dafs auiilYan. prlngpaia in hatr
uf1ay nights nght ieff ig.day for
hfN IYrh.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24
OBITUARY.
j. II. otto, sr., Macon.

IL III Ot'V' u . 7'fsEN"''f
Macon, Ca, Feb. 23.-J. II. Otto, Sr.,
a prominent Confederate Veteran, died
children and his wife survives him.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24

candldly Avowed-"What do you In
tend 10 do when you are out OF public
iIfe?" asked the friend. And without a
moments hesitation Senator Sorghum
answered. "Get IN again. Washing
ton Star.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-24

Where Managing Editor-~Any
frst-page sensation for tomorrow
morning.
Might Edii0r-No.
Managing Editor Well, put IN 4 eur
~ Bishop Potter, and close the forms.
.-chicnFo Tribune.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-25
Una pi0dra Sagr2da.
L0y0lda irlandeSa.

E trono dondo Va & ser corona
do Eduardo VII es de en0rmes d.
mepsioues.
Es de encina esculpida, forma
una gruefR table, sobre IL cual esta
una p g ;r8 on bruto
S. gdu la legepda, en- pss piedra
repos6 J&cob, en- Bethel, 1000 a11cs
art9s de Cristo, y IL ef cVntrsron en-
I~IAnda, eobre Is c6lebre co]iVa de
Tara de que habla s! p2eta M 0ore en
ca sus melodfas ir> andes&s. En- esA
mismn co}ina SO di6, en- 1890, Ia ba
talls DE- B >yne, por 10 cuai, victorio
SOS los ing csc, q1cdaron due nos de
IrlaDd&, So derram6 tanta sangre,
que, & p&rtir dc ESQ d., todas las
flores que nscen en- la colin& son
rCjss.
La piedrA ssgr2ds si-vi6 sem
pre- en- Ia coronsci6a de los reyes de
Irlandh, y SO asegur@ba que grunla
cnSndo el roonSrca era de csc rpe
real y hahf& de g g)barnac much, =
que permaneciA muda si era usurpa'
dor habis de vivir pCco S, b q
ellis Jpor exigancia de los ir glase
raiz de Ia victoria, So han sen 20
los reyes y reipAs de I3glsterra en-
al mo1oento de ser corr vnados, Y so
bra ella, puee, SO sentAia E uar
do W.T.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-25
Los lihiIiSt2S en- Russia

Los nihilistss han entrado en-
una era de &ctualidad peligrosa:
LCs ministries, los JEFF 8 de po'
lftiCa, y los c6nsules, SO ven atac&
dos EOr sectarios de IL eEcuela de
KrSporkire
Por fortuna para los sgredidos,
p&rece ser que lLevar & la prGctic&
las teoriAs Gestructoras declSmsdaa
er fsticamente en- eI Club en- la Lo'
giR, es mas pelisgudo De 10 qua al.
gunos Sc 6guran y que la presenci&
de Amino del los f IL C O
eB CCgidOs pSra vfctim&s impone
regpC cto & los crimir& &les pTovoc&n-
do en- ellos incertidumbre y f<s de
tino en- los %taQuee,
Solo Asi Sc comprende que lSs
mas dc lss veces salgan aquellos
ilesos, y estos cogidos en- el gall
10.
Despr6' de TODD, para Ia auto
Craci& de los Czares cous1i5uir& STEM
pre- uu peligro esa legion de aGota-
dos por Ia miseria, que van al cri-
men empuiadOs, mas que por ell fa~
n3stimo del credo nihiIists, por las
borrAscss del h1mbre, que en- las
pre- f4ndidades socisles de squel pue.
bio ragido por semidioses Absolutos
Sc del sentir can irresistible iacle-
menCia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-25
Dice "Bl Ideal Latino. "

Tudos los perioaicos que SO pu.
hlican en- PaeTto Rico han reenon'
dido al }lamAmieutO del Dr., Z3no
Gambia Muy bier.
La idea de Sama, Mates B art
nier, Ajvsrez Naya y eMomo> puede
ser un hecho. ia asociAci6u de hom'
bres dc let"s) All sea.
Maestro modesto eemarario tra'
10 Ia cuesti6n al tapete. Fuimos aten
didOs Y estamOs cOntentOs,
lSe form&r& 10 Association Dc ee
Critt res? 81.
III hourado escritcr qqe, ron 81
seuG6uimo de $Ps'rias, Ia il 6 ado
0espertsr gtaudemecte la curiosidAd
I & 3.i,a en- estos 4 tinc diaq, pro,
pone - celt bsaci6l dA pua A,nm
bl-A, eo 81 Ateoeo de San Jnsp, y q
la convocAtoria sea hecha por don
Manuel Fernandez Juncos.
EsperAmos que liable ell Maestro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-25
CONSEJ0 EXECUTIVE.
PRINCIPALRS ACUEROOS.
Nombramientos
de Alcalde y Concejales.
DiSpenSaS de parent0SCO.

A las diez Y media SO declax6
alberta IL session, estsndo presentes
los Sres a&rtzsll, Harlan, H@rrisons
Matierzo Ciatr6p, Gomez Brioso
BArbosa y Crosas.
90
Sa )ey6 an informs del comit6
do H&cienda %cerc& de las t&rifas
propuestas por Ell Ayuntamient0 de
esta cindad, apFobandose en- Ia par
te que SO impone una contribution
de 40 dollers 6 cadA CAIRO el6ctfico
que circule p0r 10 ciudsd, SO aproh6
IL asignaci6n de cuatrO dollars por
cada Reconnaissance que 50 SO haga
de los artfculos para el expendio pa
blico, as1 coma los andRmfos que se
coloqueu en- las GALES para Ia repa'
raci6a 8 construction de edifcios.
So desaprob6 10 contribuci6u que SO
imp 10 { las licenCiRs para repara
cioa y pintados do casAs.
90
Sa lego una Comu 1icaci6n del
Regis trAdor de lA PropiedAd de Qle'
brAdjllAs en- Ia que pide instruccio'
me- para Ia forma en- q. debe entregar
los libros en- Arecibo con motivo de
10 snex '61 de aquel pueblo en Jalio
p 6ximo.
90
Sc leye tambien dos protes'
tSs de 'Mayagtl3Z AObre las nuevAs
tGibuciones.
o*o
Sc inform6 una cSrta del C3mi
siorado de educaci6p, solicitando
una tranferancia de cr6dito para re-
duc;r tres, cuatro empleos de di'
cha oficina, sensl6ndole 500, 1 200
y 500 dollars respectivamente. Se
dijo que aunque no era conveuienta
alterar NADIA de 10 votado antes por
ambss C6u arRs, que Sc aprc base 10
sohcitadO, sin que eentara precedan'
to. Votaron en- contra los Sres. -
meB Brioso y Matierzo.
90
81 comit6 de hacienda lee otro
informe eolicitapdo aument0 de euel-
do para ell SUB MarshSl, en- 200 do.
liars snaales; hacienda lss mismas
s&lvedades que p%r& ell anterior
acuerdo SO aprob6 vot%ndo en con-
ira los Sces. Brioso y M Atienz".
o*O
Se lego una communication del
AlcaIde de CAbo R0jJ solicjtAndo
Autoriz scion para inst&lar una linea
te'ef6nica: pas6 q IL communication
CORES pondiente.
90
Sc aprob6 las tarifAs de precios
para ell establecimiept0 del alumbra.
do e?6ctrico de Ponce, pero con 10
condici6n de modifcsrse tan pronto
este estAblecido en- f4rmA dicho SER
vicio.
Sc nombT6 los Sres. Barbosa
y Elliot para el comit6 de eleccio
nes.
90
Be aprob6 Is propuasta del Co.
misionado del Interior, solicitsndo
IN cr6dito para los sjguientes em-
pieos. J-fs de la etaci6u hello grS
fica de Fsjardo 5000; de Ia CarolnA,
$3.50, Rio Piedrss $3.50.