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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
FOR INJURY SUSTAINED
UNDER AN ELEVATOR
Suit of Frank GingelE, on Trial
in Circuit Court.
HURT IN THE BOND BUILDING
Claims $4,000 Damages Against Own
ers Of the Property-Hearing of the
Case Commenced Before Justice Cla-
baugh This Morning.

Hearing in the suit OF Mr.. Frank Gin
CELL against Mossrs. Charles II. Bond and
Charles n. Davidson, TO recover $4,000
juries vas begun today in Circuit Court
No. /. before Justice CIabaugh-
In his declaration Mr.. Gingel states
that on July %. last. he was engaged at
the Bond Building making some repairs
on the roof Of the elevator shaft While
at this work. he says. he was compelled
to 20 to the bottom OF the elevator shaft
TO secure one Of his tools In doing so
he had to 90 underneath the elevator
carriage. He further states that h in
formed the elevator operator of his pres
ence and asksC that he eieyI.5, should
not be moved.
The elevator. he states, was moved and
he was crushed. As a result OF this he
says that his left eye is permanently in
jured and his jaw bone broken because
OF this latter injury he states he is ul-
able to close his mouth Messrs. Doug
lass q DOugless represent the plaiutin
and att 1rneys Flannery & Mckinney and
Kenyon appear for the defendants.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
DISPOSITION OF FINES
PAID IN POLICE COURT

Senator Hansbrough has introduced in
the Senate a bill with regard 10 the dis
position Of the fines and other moneys col
leeted by the Police Court. The bill is
in the nature Of an amendment TO the
present code
It is provided that all such moneys
shall be paid to the clerk Of the Police
Court and that the clerk shall deposit
them once a week with the Collector of
Taxes, 20 be covered into the Treasury to
the credit Of the District Of Columbia.
TO meet any deficiency in the police or the
hremen's relief fund
The clerk is TO be requested TO render
an itemized statement on regular forms
70 De prescribed by the Auditor OF the Dis
trict.
II Is provided that the Judges OF the
Police Court shall appoint an additional
clerk, who shall have charge Of the work
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
PROTEST IN BEHALF OF
COLORED VETERANS

considering the great length Of time that
viii elapse before the gathering OF the
veterans. Mr.. Barry Buckley. the sec
rotary OF the committee, made this an
nOuncement this morning as a result of a
careful study Of the records Of previous
encampments- The citizens committee
has been thoroughly organized and has
the work well in hand, headquarters have
been opened. the greater portion OF the
guarantee fund has been subscribed the
various subcommittee have been named
and are only awaiting the call Of their
chairmen when the work that has already
been pretty thoroughly outlined will be
undertaken in earnest.
The chairmeu have been selected be
cause Of their familiarity with the work
in hand and in many instances they have
gwen much time to the preparation Of
pL,ns for which they will ask The ap-
prevail Of their committees when they
are called togetheg
General Vincent Accepts.
Chairman Waraef was in receipt this
morning of a letter. from General Thomas
NJ Vincent, l. s A retired, for many
years one Of the best posted officers in
the Office Of the adiutant general OF the
army. accepting the position as a mem
Der Of the historical literature commit
tee, Of which it is understood he is to
be N ide chairman. In the course OF his
letter General Vincent says:
Il Will do my utmost to aid the COM
mittee in that which will prove Of much
value and interest 20 the veterans and
others who may visit Washington during
the coming encampment OF the Grand
Army of the Republic"
There viii be no assignment OF space
10 tire various committees at c. A. r.
headquarters for some time. as. until the
committees have been thoroughly organ
ized and are prepared 20 get 10 work in
earnest, Il will be impossible to determine
what the requirements OF the various
committees viii be. Initial meetings Of
nearly all of the committees will be held
at the various hotels and halls, as there
is not room for the full committees at
Headquarters After the work has been
placed in the hsnds Of the subcommit-
tees, however. there will be an abundance
Of room at headquarters for their meet
ings.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
SCHOOLBOYS CLEAN
PASSAGES STREETS
Nee JERSEY ToOHs High School Principal Acfs Spite of
Protests shade By Pupils Parents.

PAsSAIC. n J.. March 19.-The Passaic
High School Street Cleaning Brigade. or
gained by Prof. Maurice Small, OF the
High School. to keep the streets in the
vicinity OF the High School in order. made
their first appearance yesterday Under
the direction Of the professor. fifty young
boys. including the sons Of some Of the
wealthiest families here. with wheeIbar-
rows. ash cans, broOms. and shovels
cleaned up paper. cigarette. cigar butts.
sticks and other trash from the streets
within eight bio ks OF the high school on
Lafayette Avenus This is the residence
part Of the city.
Prof. SmaITs action was due to a recent
recOmmendation Of the board OF trade
that citizens assist in Deautifying the
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streets. He suggests that the city pay
for cart and driver and the boys viii
see that the residence streets are not lit
tered with papers as they are a. presnt
in many cases.
His plan does not meet with the appro-
baton Of some Of the parents. however.
and they have complained 10 the board OF
education They think it's a disgrace %
have their sons act as street cleaners.
even though the youths are willing. This
does not stop the boys. and they enter
heartily into the work The girls assist
them BY reporting all waste paper and
refuse in the street A delegation is sent
out with WheeIbarrow and removes it.
Further developments are awaited with
interest by the tOwnspe0pIe.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
Little People EniOy Good Time

Mr. and Mrs F. G. Mattingly gave a
party at their residence. 1892 sixth Street
northwest, Monday evening. in honor OF
the third anniversary Of the birth Of their
little daughter, Hilda Maye. Games, reel
tatiOns. vocal and instrumental music
we're INDUCED in for some time. when
the guests repaired 10 the beautifully
decorated dining hall where o bountiful
repast was served from a Well-dlled and
artisticaIly arranged table. Little Hilda
was the recipient Of many handsome pres
ents. Among those in attendance were
the Misses Dorothy Crews, Hi.da Naye
Mattingly. Katherine Wells. Leonora Sell
gel. Bessie DOemer. Edythe HoEel1nd,
Glenda HOrnung, Myriam Seigel. Annie
Nagruder. Irene Crews. Myra Crews. Rose
Clark. Baby Gertrude JemisOn. Mary Doe
mer. Freida Lucke Ruth Falion Anna
Breen. Ida Thomas. little Frances Louise
MatJingly. Anna Beebe. Anna Sinccll.
Mary FalIOn. Fannie May Shreye. Julia
Covington. Julia Hail. Mesdames Dewey.
Proctor. Gecrge VI. Nattngly. JemisOu,
Wells. and Masters Emery Clark Nelson
Miller. Clarence Han Earle Leese. Nor
man Leese. Everett Alden. Baby George
Nattingly. Garrett Mattingly. Stewart
.-ay. and Messrs. ". W. JemisOn. G.. r.
Nattinglv. F. H. Proctor. and DR.. Mark
Davis.
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DIED

KERR-On Monday. March T., 1902, JOHN
KERR. In the seventy-third year OF his age, u1-
tive Of County Meath. Ireland
Funeral from the residence Of his son-in-laE,
james J. Sullivan Ballston, Va on thursday
March -, az 10 O clock a. m Friends and Tgiz-
ives invited % attend. intermeut az Mount
.iyes Cemetery, BIiistoE- Va pm only
ARlISTRONG-On Tuesday, March Is. 1902. at
$50 a. u-. AZ Florence. Ind, after a pr0tracted
Illness. MRS. SARAH A. ARMSTRONG. agea sew
enty-eight years- She leaves an only sister Mrs
Rcbccca Ruter SprinreT, and one daughter. Mss
Dollie Armstrong. residing IN this CITY and three
sons and two other daughters residing elsewhere.
M
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
Glens Falls Election.

GLENS FALLS. n. Y. March l9.-The
Republican village ticket was elected yes
tsrday by the largest majority in the his
tory Of the municipality. Much money is
said TO have been used BY both parties.
II. H. Preyn was elected. ffty-one women
voted on the proposition defeating the
appropriation OF SIS eco 10 complete the
village han.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
TENLEYT0WN CAR SERVICE.
Reply Of District Commissioners to MI.
Wayne MacVeagh

Col. John Biddle. the Engineer Commits
sioner. has forwarded to his associates
recommendation to the effect that Mr..
Wayne MacVeagh. who recently called the
attention Of the Board to the inadequate
service Of the street cars on the Tenley-
town Road. be Informed that the Com
missioners appreciate the condition of af-
fairs, but that, under existing legisla-
ton, they a-e unable by penalty to en-
force better schedule
Colonel Biddle adds that the Commits
sioners have caused to be introduced In
congress bill which. II enacted. will
give them ample authority to require an
adequate service on all street railway
liIes. and that they hope for favorable
acton ON this measure
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
HER LIFE saved,
gives FALSE NAME
Identity of Heroine of Run
away in Doubt.
FAINTS ON THRILLING RIDE
Excited Crowd on Fifth Avenue Sees
Two Policemen Injured IN Efforts to
Avert DisasteT-Bicycle Mans Brave
Deed

NEW YORK, March ia handsomely
dressed woman. whose identity is in
doubt had a thrilling experience yes
terday IN a runaway that spread eonster-
nation for blocks along Fifth Avenue.
Many lives were endangered and two pO-
licemeB were injured.
A victoria drawn by two spirited horses
was passing south through Fifth Avenue
when the wheels grazed a truck. The an
CRY truckman Iashed the prancing team
with his heavy whip and before James
Cunningham. who was on the box Of the
victoria. could tighten rein his horses
were in mad flight
Startled pedestrians watching the run
away saw the face OF a woman pale and
drawn with fright for a moment. Then II
disappeared. She had tainted and fallen
back among the cushions of the swinging
victoria
Collision Seemed Inevitable.
The avenue was crowded with carriages
at the moment. and it looked as II a col
lision was inevitable But a hundred
voices raised warning cries and = clear
track was opened before the runaways.
To right and left drivers swung their
horses. invading the sidewalks IN their
eagerness to get out Of the way.
Policeman Edward Walsh. Of the East
Eighty-eighth Street station. was the first
70 brave the danger Standing IN the
centre OF the avenue at Eighty-seventh
Street he sprang straight at the heads
Of the racing horses and griDpeI the
bride reins. In a moment, bleeding
from a dozen cuts and bruises on head
and face. he was tossed headiong 10 the
roadway
An instant later Policeman Edward ].
Dobson. OF tho bicycle squad. darted along
side the frantic team astride his wheel
and griDped the bride OF the nearest
horse This was al Eighty-sixth Street.
and FOR three blocks there was a battle
royal between the bluecoat and the horses
that held spectators spellbound
Policeman Conquers Horses.
In the end Dobson triumphed A..
Eighty-third Street he brought the horses
10 a standstH, and then feH fainting 20
the ground blood streaming from wounds
on his face and head.
The woman in the Victoria was found
unconscious. She revived in a moment,
and. declining medical treatment. took a
cab and started for her home. To the
police she described herself as Miss Spot
ford. Of 12O Fifth Avenue.
Dr. John McGraw Woodbury.. the street
cleaning commissioner. lives at that ad-
dress. and Miss sponord is his step
daughter.
But Miss sponord was not the heroine
Of today's runaway explained Commits
siOner Woodbury. TO a reporter who saw
him last night She is ia the South
and has been absent for weeks"
Policeman Walsh and COachmau Gun
ningham. who was thrown from the box
during the runaway. we're removed 20
the Presbyterian Hospital. Policeman
D0bson had his wounds dressed by an am
bulance surgeon and then pluckly re-
mounted his bicycle and returned 20 his
post
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
BRocKLEsBY STAKES RUN.

Race Won By SEzyscrsper, a Four to One
Shot.
LONDON. March I9.-The race for the
Brockesby stakes Of 200 sovereigns for
wo-year-old colts and FLIES. was run at
the Lincoln spring meeting today, and
was won by SIyscraper.
Rushlight was second and Sir Joshua
third
Ten horses started
The betting was ( 20 I against SKY
scraper. 5 to , against RushIght. and 4
TO I against Sir Joshua.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
Marriage Licenses issued.

William Williams and LandOnia Maxley.
Robert Sadler and Mollie Robinson, Of
Ronceyert, Greenbrier county W. Va.
Daniel L. Irvine and Margaret l.
Fisher
James Cephao and Eliza Thomas
John Frazier and Maggie seldom.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19

and who shall be designated as the "fnan-
cial clerk" on a salary not exceeding
81 800 a year.
regarding the Police Court fines two years
ago VIXEN Policeman Williams. who tad
taken charge OF them up 10 that time.
was found 20 be short in his accounts. \
change OF methods was made then. and 70
is TO make this change more effective that
the present bill is introduced.
II has been referred 70 the Committee
on the District
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
GREAT ANXIETY FOR
MISSING FISHERMEN
Fifteen Carried to Sea by
Moving Ice.
VAIN EFFORTS AT RESCUE

MARINETTE, Nis.. March I9.-There is
a great deal Of anxiety here for the safety
Of the fifteen fishermen who were caught
in the moving ice on Saturday night.
The G2gnOn, which started out TO bring
them back was unable to make tho trip,
on account OF the heavy sea. and returned.
The tug viii make another attempt to-
day
Friends and relatives Of the missing
men. whose whereabouts are now IN
known. are il great alarm.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
CAPTAIN C0GHLAN IN TOWN.
''Hoch Der Kaiser" Speaker Registers at
Navy Department.

Captain J. =. Coghlan. OF Hook Der
Kaiser" fame, called at the Navy Depart
ment this morning and registered
He is stationed az the New York Navy
Yard. but has been on leave for some
time. fact which has been connected By
many with the visit Of Prince Henry. He
viii remain in Washington until March IS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
RUSSIAN OFFICERS JAILED.
They Refused to Order Troops to Shoot
Citizens.

BERLIN. March ls.-The aYorwaerts"
today prints Moscow despatch which
states that twenty-one Russian officers
have been Imprisoned FOR refusing 10
communicate to their soldiers orders to
shoot down workmen and students,
should the latter rereat their anti-g gov
ernment demonstrations Of last Sunday.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NUTICE-The annual meeting OF Tia
stockholders 0i the Columbia Fire Insurance
Company OF the District of Columbia for the eiec-
tion o. fifteen trustees 90 serve for the ensuing
wear viii be held at the office OF the company,
no. 1873 O. street northwest. MONDAY APRIL
3. 1902 Polls open az T. m, close az p. m
Books Tor the transfer OF stock VIII be closed
from APRIL Z to APRIL :. both DAYS inclusive.
LEM TOWERS, Jr.. Secretary.
nhS. j.. Is. 10 - % 29-e
BEST QUALITY GALVANIZED CHICKEN WIRR.
zoe hundred feet best two and three ply lelt
roofing less than factory price s BENSINGER
& CO., llth and p We buy iron machinery
and Paper stock NcCielland saddles $50
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
French Stokers Strike.

HAVRE, March 19.-The fremen and
stokers Of the French lire steamship La
sayoie. which is scheduled to sail for
New York on Saturday, have gone on
strike. The military has been called out
10 preserve order.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
CONDEMNATION OF
OLD HOUSES URGED
HENRY S. LEE DYING.
New England Financier Stricken at
Lodge Initiation.

Lodge Initiation.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. March 19.-Henry
$. Lee a director OF the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad. and one
&C the best-known fuauciers in New Eng
land. is dying.
He was stricken with apoplexy last
night while Witnessing the degree work Of
the Past Masters OF Hampden Lodge OF
MasOns
Don't mind mo said Mr. Lee family
as he was carried to an ambulance. I'M
mediately afterward ne lost conscious
ness.
His condition remained unchanged
through the night and his physicians hold
out no hope for recovery.
Workingmen and millionaires we're ac-
corded equal Difference by Mr.. Lee.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
10 g. contestsd Election =.

In the House today Mr Mani Of Hi
nois gave notice that the Committee On
Contested Elections would call up the con-
tested case Of Spear VS. Burnett. Seventh
Congressional District Of Alabama, and
Noes VS. Rhea. Third Congressional dis
Jrict of Kentucky. as soon as the River
and Harbor bill, the present business be-
fore the House. shall be disposed Of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
Chairman Weller Reports.

Chairman Weller, Of the committee on
public comfort, has submitted the esti-
mate OF expenses for his committee, from
which, he has assured Mr.. Warner, he
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19
EDUCATIONAL.

WANTED-Privatc Instruction IN higher mathe-
matics; state Qualification and terms Address
BOX II5. this office MISS
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THE DRlEBUND TREATIES.
Negotiations for Them Are Progressing
FavorabIy.

EEBLIN, March l9-The Hanover
scher Courier" learns that negotiations
for new German commercial treaties with
Russia, Austria, and Italy are progress
ing favorably. and that those having the
matters In charge are nearing a salts
factory arrangement One OF the new
treaties, the paper says, will be proposed
In the Reichstas in the autumu.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-19

Senate bill proposing that money
be turned over to the collector Of
taxes.
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Trying to Get a Theatre.

Efforts are being made today to secure
a theatre in which to hold the lectures
that were announced yesterday on the
subject Of modern methods pursued in
the recent wars in which this country ana
Great Britain have reen involved. Messrs
Archibald and SuckLey have contributed
their services 10 the cause, and the eHcrt
is being made to have the theatre do
mated II this is done every cent that is
received from the course Of lectures will
be profit and Will Immediately be places
10 the credit of tae encampment fund
II is hoped that Mr. Archibald's lecture.
descriptive Of the conflict between the
British and the Beers in South Africa.
viii take place within the next two weeks
and will be followed shortly afterward by
Mr. Stickuey's description Of the battle
OF Manila Bay.
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viii not deviate. He is now lookt-., for
suitable central location for heaCqlar-
tiers for his committee. as there is not
room for him at the general headquar-
tiers.
The following additions to the finance
committee were made public this morn.
ing Messrs. z. z. Rapley. Edward sax
ton. Samuel Hart, F. W. Behrens. Joseph
Curran, and C. W Hurley. The personnel
Of the committees on speakers for the
encamDmeut and public comfort viii De
announced within the next few days
Mr.. Thomas c. Noyes has accepted the
position as chairman OF the pres. com
mittee. II is said to be his purpose 10
associate with him newspaper men Of ex-
Perience who viii be able to be Of prac-
tical assistance in promoting the interests
OF the encampment
Finance Committee Meets Tonight.
There will be a meeting Of the commit
tee on finance at 7-3O O'Clock this even
ing in the red parIOr Of the Ebbitt House.
Chairman Raymond expects 20 have a full
attendance Of the members and a fun re-
pert VIII be made Of the work accom-
plished in canvassiEg the city for sub
scriptions- Those members Of the com
mittee who may be unable to attend have
been requested TO forward to the chair
man complete statement as tc what
they have accomplished
Mr. Frank II. Pierce. chairman Of the
committee on privileges and advertising.
has called a meeting or that committee
Cor next Monday evening at 100 O'Clock
at the headquarters building, l4O5 New
York Avenue.
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Solicitor DuyalI Makes Rec
OnlmendatiOn to the
Commissioners.
AUTHORITY FOR SUCH COURSE

The Attorney Points Out How the Dis
trict Authorities May Proceed in the
Abatement of Such an Alleged MUS
anee-His Opinion to the Board.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
l a Z :

E dia 90 sc vsri6eaFon las opsraciones del
Bercado eoneurrisndo muehAs psrsonaH.
Ssg6n hemos edo deeir, Sc han tsRminadC
"a las opsrGeionas ds lG coEscha de caf6 an los
csmpos. e. pocO qus queda on almReenss, SO
eat6 prapRERndo para an snyf0 los pusrtoa
del Iitoral. El grano 50 dstallR en las tiendas,
elsse busna d dies csntSvos libra Ia ipfsrior
S echo csntGvos, con tendencia slsa.
Sc dice q1s ~ han racibid0 sua cFsdsn-
@iles kos nuevoa conesialss quedRra eonati-
suido 81 AyunlAmisnto CON miambros de nm solo
pArtido polfIico.
Los prssidentss tueeas de Ios ocho 90.
legios qua Es eatabisei6ron sn esta Iocslidad
en- lRH p&sadas eIeceionsg han Pasibi6o sua ne
mtnRs por duplicsdo, de los honorsrios que le
correspondent, I'm do que las hrmsn dsvusl-
van al SupEFintanoents de San Juan, para 6ste
disponer el psgo.
ri dia VENTS sc vsrihcaron varios casa.
misnt0s civilss J otros cAt6iicos, aRistisado mu.
ehas peEEon&s los 2stos.
-Ea In ssmRna anterior fa6 c0pdueido .
10 eSTeel del DistKi1O, oil vscno Fernando Ca
Eena, por eausR que &c ls sigua por Agresi6n.
e sorvicio 10 presto nj eabo Francisco Rivaro
y gu&rdiA Francisco DfAs.
Con motive de los dia4 de hestas qua sc
avscinAe, sl oomereiO ss hk surtido de exec
lentes sRlehiehonss, busnos dulces bebtdRa.
-Ei 1s del actual fusFon eondueidos . In
ekrcsl dal partido, los paiaanoH Agapito JESUS
Maria Pores, suistos . IN sumario, seg6n 80
dice, pnr hurto de cabRllOs.
Han eBtado de pAsO en eEte pueblo los
gusrdiRs de Utnado UIiEeS HsytgeE Nicolas
Me Bid0t.
Sc sstkn ErrsgIAndo aJgunAs sceEas de 10
calle del Oomsrcio CON cunssAB poftisnds, las
qua dsspues do concluisas qusdan muy rssis-
tsntsS
-ss contin6a eobrsndo las contribueiones
strAsad&s y eorrientes, CON mueha sctfyidad
Todoa los diRB saen . los eampos ios eomiaio-
nados dc RpFsmios sn diljgsncIas de la subco-
lscturia.
-V&rias ssnoritRs y t6vsnss prosigusn sus
astndios con mueha actividad u I'm de sxami-
nRxSs para profssores en- el pT6ximo sno y
dessmpefAr gseuslRs.
I'll vaeino jose FslieiRno, que psrtsneci6
AntsrioFmsnte al Cuerpo da policla inaulaP, h&
stdo dado ds alta On al mismo y dsstin&do Al
distrito de Ususdo.
-so hA dssHinado . asts jurisdieeion aI
guadi& Indalseio Esteb&n, que ACADIA de ingrs'
aar en- In poiefA
-En II semAna anterior sc di6 sspulsura
en- ssth localidad oil nifio JuRn Vicente Gonx6-
lezy ParAIfnci, RAistisndo 81 sepslio muchRs
personRs.
-En In miEA que Sc sfsetu6 al domingo 81
ell spreetabIe euIR de almas sefior Aqutlue, Isyo
un bisn RedActAdo ofcfo de In SuperiorldEd 40
bra aauntoa ecIesi6stieos 6 invit6 o los nlss por
81 queFisn eeneurrir n In capital de ID isl& > ID
rsespci6n que 80 h&r6 81 DslsgAdo Rpost6lico,
MonReflor Chapslle.
LA retrotA verifeadA oil 81 qued6 muy
eoucurrida. La banda eiscut6 muy bian lsa
pissas del programs.
En- lA n8hAna del % cslebr6 session el
ayuntsmisnto, tr&tAndo v&rioB psrsiculaFss.
-En la tEEds del miHmo diA s. do sspul-
tura q un niho de don Santiago Goenagss
maestro Ahanil.