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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20

A most dramatic incident marked
the hearing in the asylum investiga-
ton yesterday afternoon. An indi-
vilual, had been allowed to question
Virginia Maestas. Hdat once asked the
witness if she had seen anything she
regarded improper in the relations
of men towards the women of the in
stitution. She said positively she had
not and reiterated the statement
Then the individual attempted to get
the witness to recall what she had
told him privately on some former oc-
casion. Mr.. Dougherty objected to
this, saying that the witness was testi
flying under oath, and she had repeat
ed that she knew of nothing improper.
What she may have told on some
| former occasion could have no bear
| ing on the case. If the woman now
swore TO certain statement. The
objection was sustained Then the
individual asked some questions re,
garding Miss Twomey, eliciting the
statement that she had once seen one
Of the attendants in her room, but saw
| nothing improper. Then the person
| dared TO couple the names of DR.. Tip
ton and Miss Twomey. Immediately
things began to happen. The doctor,
| livid with anger, tore across the room.
exclaiming that the good name Of a
lady should not be attacked in his
presence. The cowardly accuser had
not the manhood to face the furious
physician, but fled hatless to the
street, terror written on his features
Six men held DR.. Tipton, or the char
acter assassin would not have escaped
the t2eatmsQt his deAr's able actor
deserved. This morning the stor,
was industriously circulated that Or
Upton displayed a gun. The tale il
a lie, pure and simple, on a par will
the whole method of those making tht
accusations. A dozen reputable mer
can vouch for the fact that the doctor
was unarmed.
After order had been restored. Mr.
Dougherty moved that the ouestions
of the individual who had abused the
courtesy of the committee and dis
played his cowardice so clearly be
stricken from the records, bur that
they be preserved in the stenographic
report to prove the anmus of the
person. Mr.. Chaves seconded the mo
ltion, which passed amid cheers.
The whole testimony Of the woman
Virginia Maestas, or as she should
have given her name, Mrs. Jaramillo
was inconsistent and contradictory
She said she had never discussed the
asylum matters with any one, though
the story which she would tell hao
been current for a fortnight. On cross
examination she said she had spoken
TO the grand jury and to her mother
in-law. She had watched many things
that were cruel, but had only looked
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20
Two Killed in Explosion.

CINCINNATI. Ohio juno 20s--The
building Of the central manufacturing
company at Court and Russell streets
was wrecked by an explosion today.
Fred Paper. principal owner, was
killed and his partner. Jos Kilchkow.
ski, was fatally injured. Several girls
employed at the plant were injured but
none seriously.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20
In Dubuque, Iowa, ImpeI GOV.
Cummins to Send Troops
There.
TO PRESERVE PEACE
But Will in no Way Assist the
Street Car Companies to
Operate.
CRISIS EXPECTED TONIGHT

DES MONIES, Iowa, June 20.-Gov.
Cummins upon receipt Of advices that
q crisis is approaching in the street
railway strike at Dubuque issued or.
ders today, mobilizing three additional
companies of militia at that point.
Gov. Cummins' action was based upon
numerous messages from the mayor,
sheriff and leading citizens of Du-
buque expressing grave fear that to
night would witness an outbreak on
the part of the street railway strikers
and their sympathiZers that might
eliminate in setting fire to some OF
the leading places Of business The
situation is reported as extremely
critical. The strike was instituted
May Z, since which time all efforts to
operate the street cars in Dubuque
have precipitatea rioting. Repeated
urgent appeals have been made to the
governor to send additional troops
the Sherln ana mayor declaring lnil
the local police and sheriff's forces
even when supplemented by the loca
company of militia, was helpless in
the face of the mob of strike sympa
thizers. The governor refused to Dc
more than hold the first battalion il
readiness to rush to Dubuque upor
the demands Of fresh outbreaks. To
day, however, alarming advices con
cerning a secretely planned outbreal
tonight, impeled him to act. HI
autographed Dubuque authorities tha
troops are not there for the purpose
of assisting to fight against the strik
ers in any way, other than to preserve
the peace at all hazards.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20
Street Cars Collide.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 20-In a col
lision today between two Spring ave-
nue. street cars at Fourteenth and
Carr streets, dozen passengers were
injured, two seriously. The most Sc
yerely hurt are Motorman j. H. Mob
erly, internally; Miss Bessie B.
Redfield. seriously; Mrs. Annie Hart
net, scalp wound; George A. Mein-
burgA H. H. Miller and a number of
others suffered minor hurts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20
Negroes Replace Whites.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June 20
Railroad officials declare the freight
handlers strike is at an end as far as
they are concerned In the freight
houses of the Santa Fe. Rock Island
'Fri-co and the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas zoo negroes. most of whom
have been brought from outside, are
working in the places Of the strikers
today, and 100 more negroes are ex
pected by tomorrow.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20
Dewey Goes to Topeka.

TOPEKA. Kans, June 20-Chaunc-
ey Dewey anl his fellow prisoners,
Clyde Wilson and W. J. Mcbride will
be brought to Topeka at once and Civ
en- hearing before the supreme court
on an application to admit them to
bail, made today. Sheriff Lucas Of
Shawnee county. has been sworn in
as special marshal and sent after
the prisoners.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20
FURTHER COMPLICATIONS
THE REMOVAL OF JETT AND
WHITE TO LEXINGTON
MAKES SPECULATION. n,
Move or Foot to Arrest Men in High
Places for Perjury, Bribery and as
Accessories.

JACKSON, Ky, June 20.-since the
emovel OF Jet and White TO Lexington
and the prospect of another trial In
another county beyond the scene Of
the feud, there is considerable talk
here of perjury and bribery. 1t Is
stated that a move IS on foot to swear
out warrants at once for the arrest
of men in high places for bribery. per
jury and "as accessory to the Mar.
cum murder before the fact One OF
the warrents is expected to be served
tonight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20
Threatened crasshopper plague.

LIVINGSTON, Mont, June 20
CONSERVATION prevails among ranch
ers of Bridger Creek country over
threatened grasshopper plague. AT
present rate these pests are multiply
ing il bids fair to be without preced.
ent in Montana. Unless efforts Of
scientists from agricultural college
in their war of determination are sue
cessful large areas Of range country
will be stripped bare of all vegetation
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20
Servia Snubbed.

BELGRADE, June 20.--Great Brit
ain has practically cut Off diplomatic
relations with Servia. British Min
lister Sir. q. f. Bonham will leave here
Monday for England. Consul OF Great
Britain. w. G. Thesiger, will take
charge Of British interests.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20
Pacific Gable Nearing Completion.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, June 2O.--
Within a week the last link OF the
commercial Pacific cable will be laid
between San Francisco and Manila.
The cable ship arrived at Midway ISL
and yesterday, and the remaining gap
is only 1,1G0 miles.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20

VIENNA, June 20.--The Turkish
embassy here, through semi-official
FremdenbIatt, declares the rumor OF
the sultan's intention to abdicate is a
malicious invention
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20

WASHINGTON ID. c.. June 20
The Z. $. government has adopted an
attitude similar TO that of England
toward the new Servian dynasty, II
will be In no haste TO recognize the
new government In the absence OF
some exhibition of disposition t.
punish the guilty. Therefore Jackson
who besides being minister to Greece
is also minister to Servia, will not
present his credentials TO the govern
ment of King Peter at present. In
fact these credentials have not been
prepared.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20

At the dance last night the time
was good and everybody had q good
time The band boys played we'll
the crowd appreciated their music and
gave three cheers for the Normal
band"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20

| sitting of the committee continued
through the afternoon and at the hour
of gong TO press il IS not possible 10
state wncther or not the taking of
testimony viii BE aashed today
The memDeia a 1ae investigating
committee viii aot consider their
labors ended wEle one stone + left
TO be turned "a one word to be heard.
! Miss Virginia Maestas OF Albuquer-
que worked al the asylum Tor eleven
months, leaving Two years ago. she
/ vas attendant ia the various female
wards, Miss lwomey. Mrs. Dorhandt,
aud Miss Morrisaey were the other at
tendanss. In response to Mr.. Dough-
/ ertss questions, the witness said the
woman Teofola had been mistreated
| BY Miss Twomey Teofola wouldn't
90 TO dinner, and the matron and Miss
Morrissey would push her. Teofola
didn't understand English. Sometimes
she didn't understand what was said
to her. Once she reused TO get UP
Miss Twomey and Miss Morrissey had
seized her thrown ner on the floor,
Miss Twomey put her knees on the
patients stomach. Witness didn't see
patient thrown on the floor.
| In the afternoon Of the same day
Teofola was lying on the floor. She
said she was too sick to eat. Miss Two
may and Miss Morrissey had struck
and kicked her. They forced tube
into her throat, ana fed her, the
tube was bloody when taken away.
Witness believed the treatment had
killed the patient, who was very sick;
but she had made no report OF the
matter to DR.. Upton.
Witness had helped dress Teofola
in the morning: there were no bruises
then In the afternoon she saw the
woman on the floor She appeared to
be dead. There was blue spot on
her arm. Witness said she had seen
a patient named Amelia Lucero tied
In bed She had been told Miss Two
| mey and Miss Morrissey had hidden her
there. She had tainted, and they were
afraid Of what DR.. Tipton would say.
4 patient named Abrana sewman was
struck by Miss Morrisse, and abused
by Miss Twomey The patient was
strong and kicked and struck at them.
The woman refused to go up stairs
The attendants took her by the throat
and tried TO force her. The woman
was fighting when witness first saw
her.
Witness first said she had never
spoken of asylum abuses before, but
modified the statement by saying she
had told the grand jury and had talked
with Mrs. Jaramillo. Witness thought
patients had been ill-treated just be-
cause they failed to understand. Mrs.
Maestas said she had seen the cold
water plunge bath given by Miss Two
mey and Mrs. Morrissey. Witness had
never made any complaint. She had
never seen Mrs. Dorbandt help. Wit
ness had watched the operation often.
To Mr. Chaves witness said few, il
any. of the native patients understood
English.
Yesterday afternoon, Jose Ygnace
Trujillo witness called by the ac-
cuser testified to the good treatment
of patients, except in few cases
where harshness seemed necessary to
restraint. Doniacina Salinas, who had
been washerwoman at the asylum had
never seen any case Of cruelty She
said she had complained about the
odor Of a body left in the morgue, un.
I'll It might be claimed by relatives
and had been discharged. The body
had been kept three months.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20

BELGRADE. June 20.-AIarmist re-
ports regarding alleged events at
Constantinople are deliberately con.
cocted and circulated with connivanee
Of Servian officials with object Of d.
verting attention Of people from hos
tile criticism Of events in Servia in
now arriving in foreign newspapers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20
Iurks Defeated in Tanaiers.

MADRID, June 2o.--According to a
dispatch from Tangiers. FL Metnesh
the Moorish war minister. has lost
5000 men in a battle fought with
rebels at Amniedinna.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20

THE HAGUE, June 20.--Dutch rep
resentative at Belgrade has been in
structure TO assume same attitude as
Great Britain to provisional govern
ment of Servia.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20

Senators Ready for Trip to Alaska.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 20.---The
subcommittee of the United States
senate committee on territories will
meet here early in the coming week,
preparatory to starting on the trip to
Alaska. The start from Seattle will
be made on June 2S
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20
DRAMATIC INCIDENT YESTERDAY
At THE ASYLUM INVESTIGATION
Dr. Upton Restrained From nActing Deserved Thrashns
Upon Character Assassin, Who Flees in Terror
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT TAKEN

on and never made any report. She
swure TO the i'll treatment Of a pa
tient on day when she was shown
by the records TO have been absent
from the place. She had hathed the
woman in the morning, when there
were no spots on her. In the afternoon
there were purple marks on her arm
was suffering with a loathsome dis
ease which covered her body with pur.
pie spots. The witness had seeen the
woman lying dead, killed by i'll treat
ment, when ii was shown that Cath
Ollie priest was in the institution at
the time of death and gave the last
sacraments, and that no patient ever
had better treatment. All this, proven
on the very best of authority The
witness could be convicted Of perjury
on her evidence before the committee.
Since leaving the committee room she
has been circulating reports contrary
to those made before the grand jury
The woman's record in Santa Fe and
Albuquerque is being secured, and
| ii Is said that she will be proceeded
against, as will others of the accusers.
The committee has been authorized To
get at the motives Of those making
charges, and there are likely TO be
some very notable consequences in the
train Of the investigation.
When the testimony of Robt. Ror.
bandit had been taken yesterday morn
ing, the next witness called to the
stand was an attendant who had been
in the employ of the asylum at the
time of Dorbandt service. His testi-
mony brought out the fact that the
above named had on one occasion be
come involved with patient III d
istruggle over the patients hat, which
ne wouldn't give up on going into The
dining-room. Attendant Dorbandt haS
thrown down the patient and hat
kicked him in the stomach three times
remarking that it would not show
there. Witness further testified that
both the steward and medical super
intendent were uniformly kind in their
Treatment Of patients.
| Unusual interest centered around the
proceedings of the investigating com
mlttee this morning when DR.. Tipton
took the stand ana for three hours
was put through most searching ex
| animation and cross-examination by
lnquisitor DOugherty and others In
regard to the conduct Of the instiui
ton which has been under his direc
ton for number of years past. II is
impossible to give at this time any re
port of the Doctors testimony as /,
was so comprehensive as to require
more time and space than we can de
vote at this late hour The public will
be keenly interested in the statemen,
OF the official most involved in the
investigation and The Optic hopes tc
be able to give full report of this
testimony in our Mondays issue. The
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-20

sitting of the committee continued
through the afternoon and at the hour
of gons TO press il IS not possible 10
state wncther or not the taking OF
testimony viii ae finished today.
The memoeie q tae investigating
committee viii aot consider their
labors ended wEl.e one stone i left
TO be turned or one word TO be heard.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-20
Ell se1or Calaf
fegala una bomba contra in :
Celdio al pueblo de Manatf
Vslioso regalo del Sr. Ca
laf al Cuerpo de bombe-
ros, sera entreeado Ell
proximo d domingo.
(De maestro c0rresponsaD

Janio 17.-El senor don jaime
Gal Collazo, hiio del scaudalado
haesnaaao don Fsder CO, de igual
apellido, ha hecho mn vAlioso rega-
10 al Cuerpo de bomberos de Mana
tt eonsistents On una magnffiea bonn
ba de faego de la renombraka f.
brica Romsey Co. de Palles N. Y.
euyos ciundros, csja de vklvulas y
10 mayor pAfte de aus aeeesorios SON
de bronco. dotads de "a pies de
manga de absorgi6n y otros tantos
de riego, ostentando ana lucida ins-
cripei6n que dice: aRsgalo do don
Jsime Calsf Collszo. nj Cusrpo de
Bombs-os De Manati." /"
e ef1or Calsf para cerciorarsa si
ell reg4iC que hAcfA resultaba dtil,
oroh6 dichs bcmna en- 10 hAeien Ia
sMonssrrateo tomsnxo el agua de
uno de aus algibes y el rssuitado
lac aSti fact rio pass 10 elevabR 6
mss do 20 pics:
Sabsmoa que sl ensto de 10 men.
cioaada brmba exssde de cuatro !.
eientos dollars,
Esta, sera entreg sda Jpor los ge11o-
res G alaf (padre 6 hijo) el proximo
domip 60 al Cuar 20 de bom5eros.
e 10 acto ex oontkneo y & 'nsroso
del sefior Csl,f. dotando su pueblo
de nm apArAto tan necssario, le email
taee, &smostranao una vez m&s ku
altruismo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-20
10000 Vfctimas

A este, mime o fabu .oso alcanzs
el total de Las vfctimAs hsbidas has
to 10 fseha en- la guerra sangrients
que haca ya algunoa ailas viene acA
bando moral y entertainments CON 10
her6iea patrIa de Bolivar.
He ahf, pues, las esaatfjas de esaa
eontiendas civiles de Venez7 ls. Con
ana inmensa extension de tsrrenoa
despoblados, inieia ella misms, re-
volueion tr&s reyoluci6n Ell desplaza.
miento de sus hiios.
HoDbres, bY&Eps es 10 que, para
r6pi6os y positivos prcgresos, nscs
sitAn paises como Vane1uela, de ri.
quazas verdaderamente fabalosas.
Mientras Mexico, 10 Argentina y
Chile fomentRn corrientes de emi-
graci6n sana como uno de los faeto
res principales para el cresisnte 9es
arrollo de sus industrias, de su CO
mercio, de an sgricultara, etc6tera,
otros paisas de Sur ssAm6rica van,
como el visjo SAturno, aevorando
aus propios hijos en- el incendio per
p6suo de Ia guerra.
Naestroa cxb,egramas nos In for
maron de que sl gobiarno mexicano
acusabR al Presiaante CAstro de in
sorreceionss de cisrt fndo.e que son
an verdadero eac6ndalo,
En- manas dc tai polftieo y gobar
nante, imagfaese cuAl serfa el por
venir de asa repdblics, si 10 revolu
eion de ahora & otra de mayorea
alientos no logran para snexuels
dias de paz, de gloriR y de progreso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-20
BRILLANTE CABRERA
de I'm joven diploma
t1CO russo
(De maestro corresponsaz,

Londres, 8 de Junio.-Dice al co.
rresponsal del sTIMESs en- Pskin,
que M. Pokotilt #, Administrator
del Bsneo ruso chino, he salido do 10
capital del Celeste Impe1io para ha.
cerse cargo de su nuevo destino en-
Europa. En l& eataei6n del fasroca
rrili Sc le tributaron honorss de
Embs ikdor saliente.
Este sabellaro 60 euenta 81 gf1os
de edad. yendo por primera vez 6 10
China haee cosA de ounce, Pronto
adquiri6 el dominic del idioma del
pals, con una perfection rara en-
los extrangeros que sraeuentan aque
Hos larss, y el tacto'q ha despIe'
Rado en- el trato CON las autoridsdea
chinas hA sido vesdadaram snte asom
broso. L& adhasi6n del f&moko es.
tadistA Ii Hung Chang 6 ID Rusia,
que es asunto que rseonoca ID histo
ria, 1e debfa sntsrsmente 6 este io
ven diplomAtico,
Es diticil, dice al corrssponsal alu
DISC, estimar en- todo s1 valor oil ira.
bajo reslizado por ell ioven diploma
tieo, y sobre toao, los ssrvieio5 pres
tados & su propio pals dsrante ell cur
so de las amigables negociacioues
que resnltaron en- L. separation de
lR Msnchuris, junto CON las fcrtala.
zAR de Puerto Arturo. No ha visis
tado sl 0 iente EWbsjsdor extran
gsro do mayor prssngio que este
buon geffoF,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-20

e. apreciabls obrsro don Juan Ri
vera h. tsniao 10 defgrscia de per
der uno de sus nid %, Victims de r6
pida doleneia.
Rseiba nusstro sentido p6ssme.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-20

lntereSanta ReViSta

Ss ha pubiicado o. fumaao II .s
us Muiar en- su G g." svista
meusual deaicadA & t me tar lce
conocinier9os de ID ljer en- toaoa
sus aspectos de 10 vida pr4cticr.
Ls secci6n de Labores, que tyata
extanaAmsnte, contisue excelentas
trAb j 10 de Ercaje Tsnar f., Rsna
cimiento y B usslAs 6 inhniaad de
encantAdores boraados, puntos ai.
vergos y IN mag afh so articalo sobre
RplicAciones de tsrciepelo.
Las ss3ciones de ModAs, Higis.
ne y Calinaria son tratada seon sx.
quisito gusto y extsnsi6n. Adsmks
CONT sne- ana hojs da todas los labo'
res qus deacribs, dibujsaas al tsma
no natural.
EstA r avistA .cilita 6 sus saserip
toras todas las Jahorss qus ID G co :
nocer, aibujadas, empezaaas y cor
oil material neeesArio para terminAr
las, per pvecios sumemente m6dicos,
que van ipdieados en- su eorraspon-
diente grabaao.
Digna de espesisl menci6n es 10
labor empt zada qus su este n1msro
feparte entire Las suscriptoras { Il
"a. 81. y-4R. sdfc :, compuesta de
nm pfecioso "Gsan mantslillo para
banzfjs 8 centric de mess"
Pfscios de snscripci6n. Un af1o
en- MAdfii, Is adic'oa, 6 peaetas
"a. ediei0n, IL; 81. ediei6n 18; A..
edici6n, 30; en- provineiAs. 2, IA. q y
"a pesetss, respestivAments. BAilly
Bailliere 6 Hiios, saitores, nAArid +,
y snstodas les librsriss de Espa1la y
America.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-20
Mr., ]. P. Morgan
yel PreSjdente
Mr.. Roosevelt
Mr.. Mellen entuSiaSmadO con
Ia Candidatura de Mr. Roo
SeYelt
Mr.. Roosevelt
(De maestro cor~esponsaz)

Nusva York, JUNO 12.-Dicsn de
Seattle:
sDurAnte 10 reeisnte vista que hi
30 & este ciuaad el senior Charles s..
Mell0n, Presidente del Ferroearril
Norte Pacifico, anunci6 & sas ami
Gos qus 10 eandiaatura de Mr.. Roo
ssvelt para 10 presidencia ls entu'
HiAsma en- tan alto grado, que est&
&ispussto eontribuir personAlmen'
60 con 10 suma do ciex mil dollars
para lA eAmpaf1a electoral del parti'
DO rapwblicano, siempro que sea
Roosevelt designAdo candidates.
sMr Morgan declare en- In convsr.
sAci6n que CON 81 (Mellen) tuvo, que
si Mr.. Roosevelt fuera designado
candidate del partido republican,,
no serta posible hallar $4,000 en-
Wall Street para IL campafla. Mr..
Mell0n 10 contest6 que en- tal case,
81 solo est& di7passto & contribuir
CON In sumA mencioMada.D
sLa noticia est& confirmAda con
las doelaraciones de dos cAballeroa
DO prestigio que fseron testigos de
In conversations
sQue Mr.. Mellen es admirador en-
tnAiastA de Mr.. Roosevelt, CO cosa
que no pueds ponsrse en- tsla de jul
eio. Personalmsnts dirigio 10 loco
motorA exploradora que precedfa al
tron que eonducfs al Prasidente en-
VINO do sus reeientes visjes, CON OBJ
jsto de svitAr cualquier peligro que
hubiera podido presentarse en- el
CAmino,S