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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.

Further legal action against Thomas
L. Waggaman, treasurer of the Catholic
University, against whom bankruptcy
proceedings recently were instituted d
to prevent his making the university
a preferred creditor, was taken wnen
a number OF citizens OF Maryland
filed suit i'll equity asking for the ap-
pointment OF a receiver for certain
of his property
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has received complaint from the
Media Coal Company, with Offices at
Fairmont, w. Va, that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company is dis
eliminating in handling OF freight, to
the coal company's disadvantage.
The Postoffice Department has de-
vised a plan by which it is expect
ed railroad companies will be made
responsible for lost mail pouches.
The Civil Service Commission has
addressed letter to the heads of
all the departments OF the govern
ment warning them against the de-
manding or payment OF political
assessments and partisan activity OF
officeholders.
Shipments OF currency for moving
crops show improved conditions as
compared with last year.
Capt. William Swift will probably
be assigned to the command Of the
battleship Maine.
The annual report of Pension Com
missioner Ware was made public.
Patrick Galvan has been appointed
chief assistant in the engineers de-
partment of the Panama Canal Com
mission.
The Insular Bureau OF the War De-
partment is much pleased with the re-
ports from the Philippines as to the
successful change made in the curren-
cy system Of the islands when the old
Mexican dollars and Spanish coin were
superseded by the new Philippine
peso.
A chemical laboratory for the exam
nation Of imported foods will be
opened in Appraisers Stores Build
ing OF the Treasury Department OF
Agriculture.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Trouble May Be Avoided.


Toyko (By Cable).--Followng an
inspection made by government en-
gineers, the government has issued
a proclamation making complete prep.
aration to develop gold fields recently
discovered i'll the Province OF lwate
The engineers estimate that these
fields will yield gold 10 the value of
$500 900 600, and they are now pre-
pairing to start mining operations. II
is estimated that the annual yield
Of the mines will be $4,000, 600
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Stabbed By Father.ln.L aw.

Cleveland, o., (SpeciaD DIARY F.
Payer assistant city solicitor, was
stabbed in the neck by Thomas
Graves. his father-in law, in the Ar
cade building, following quarrel be-
tween the two men. Payers wound
is said 10 be serious. Graves was
promptly placed under arrest. II
seems that Payer had acted as at
torney for Mrs. Graves in a suit for
divorce. The quarrel is said to have
been relative to the divorce proceed.
inQs.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Reinforcements at Dalny.

Chefu (By Cable).-Seven hundred
Chinese who went to Port Dalny in
The hope OF sharing with the Japanese
in the business boom there, returned
10 Chefu and report that the Japanese
are monopolzing all opportunities at
the port.
These Chinese say that twenty
transports, bearing $4,000 troops 10
reinforce the besiegers OF Port Ar
thur have arrived at Port Dalny dur
ing the past fnrtl.pht
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Death OF q Centenarian.

Akron, O., (SpeciaD.-Dr. Charles
+. II. Wilgohs, aged 100 years and
s months, died here. He was of re-
markable mental and physical vitality
until week ago and was able TO walk
for miles, lie was born in Denmark
~ 1908. His father was a doctor in
the German Army and he followed
the German Army in the same cap
acity, lie enlisted in the cause Of
Polish independence and was wounded
four times in the battle OF Ostralanka
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Body Scattered for Miles.

Lancaster, Pa, (SpeciaD Mark J..
Moran was killed on the Pennsylvania
railroad, Parts of his body were scat
tered from Gap to Christiana, dis
tance of nearly three miles. From
papers found in his coat it was learn
ed that he was a member OF the Eagles
Aerie at Denver, and that he was a
member OF the miners union at Grip
pie Creek, Col. 1t is not known
whether he fell from a train or was
walking on the tracks.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
PEACE CONFERENCE.
President May Be Authorized to Summon Such
Body.

St. Louis, Mo, (SpecihD .-One Of
the proposals that will be made by the
American group before the interparlia.
meniary conference, which will be held
in the Hall OF Congresses at the
Worlds Fair mex. month, is that
the President OF the United States be
authorized to call general peace con.
ference sometime next year. 1t 10
not the intention of the American
group to have this conference along
the lines of that at The Hague. They
wish to establish system OF arbitra.
tion among the countries Of the world
which will bring about reduction OF
the armaments of the powers.
Another proposition, that during
times of war private property on the
high seas which is not contraband be
declared exempt from seizure, will be
made at the ST. Louis conference.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
A Singular Tragedy.

Kings Tree. N. C., (SpeciaD.-A
coroner's jury found Harry Hardy not
guilty of murder of his deafmute
brother, whom he struck with his fist,
in order to knock him from the track
to avoid . fast-approaching train on
the Atlantic Coast Line. The deaf.
mute was drunk and refused to re-
spond TO his brothers warning, but
foolishly tried TO make signals to the
engineer to stop. Harry struck him
violent blow in the face, and the
jury found that the blow caused the
deafmute's death.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
CARLYLE Mckinley Dead,

Charleston, S, c., (SpeciaD Car
lyle Mckinley, associate editor of the
News and Courier, died here after
long illness. He was the author Of
AN appeal to Pharaoh" an argument
for deportation of negroes to Egypt,
which attracted much attention. Some
Of his poems have been widely quoted,
He was distant relative of the late
President Mckinley.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Victim Of LynchIus.

Cedartown, Ga, (SpeciaD. - John
Sexton. a young farm laborer, who
was shot during the lynching Of the
negro Jim Glover, here last Monday
night, died at his home in East View.
The shooting OF Sexton occurred dur
ing the reckless firing Of the mob.
Whether Sexton was taking part in
the lynehing is not known. II is
thought, however. that he was stand
ing near the negro, and one Of the
pistol bullets intended for the negro
struck Sexton in the upper part of the
abdomen.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Troublesome Port Question.

Washington, d. C.. (SpeciaD 1T is
learned that the American minister
TO Panama, John Barrett, acting under
instructions from the state department
has assured the Panaman government
shat the United States will do nothing
IN its Interpretation OF the treatyregard-
the troublesome port question which
IS IN any way in contempt with the
honor and true interests Of both coun-
tries, and that Il will not adopt any
permanent policy as 10 the main issue
involved IN the port matter without
eonfrrring with the Panaman author
ities.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Samsonoii Is Alive.

St. Petersburg, (By Cable) 1T is
reported that Samsonhoff, the assassin
OF NJ. Won Plehve, has been sentenced
10 death and that the sentence is now
before the Emperor. The reports
which have been circulated about Sam
sonoff having escaped and also that
he was dead are declared 70 be false
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Worlds Fair Attend ance.

St Louis, Mo, (SpeciaD.-The at
tendance at the Worlds Fair las,
week was more than $4,000 in ex-
cess OF any week since the exposition
opened. Saturdays attendance, 1884,
ooS, was the largest for any single day
since the opening day, with the ex-
cePtion Of the Fourth OF July. when
I72,I4o persons passed through the
gates The average daily attendance
for last week was 1872, ,245.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
RELIEF TO The OPPRESSED
The Gar Of Russia Grants Some
Concessions.
DUE TO SONS CHRISTENING.
Lengthy Manifesto Issued in 81. Petersburg
Entire Abolition Of Corporal Punishment
and Its CurtaiIment in Army and Navy
Fines Imposed Upon the Jewish Communes
Are Remitted.


St. Petersburg, (By Cable).-The
Gar issued a leng,b,, ,,,,a,;f.s,o ~, ,bo
occas;o, 81 a.,
Vi '"e christening OF .he he'r
~ 'he throne. 1t is introduced by the
following message to the people:
"Bv tho will of CA ,.a ,ha cvo-
aud a,,ao., II ~ -.
e VI d', 'he russians oNa'
Vi ioIand' urand Duke of Finland,
etc, announce to our faithful subjects
that on this. the dav of ,he chr;stcn;r. -,
of our son and heir the Cr,rd D,le
Alexis Nicholaevitch following the
promptings of our beart y,e tTrr IN
our great family Of the enn;re and
with the deepest and most beartfel,
pleasure. even amidst these times ~
national struggle and d;ft;cu,,v he,,ou
Upon them some p;f.s of onr roval
favor for their greater on;oyr,ent !,
their dailv lives
The various bencfi,s bes,o,ed .,
many classes are then enrn,crated AZ
lenpth. One of rho uost ;unortant
provisions rclo,rs to ,I,o c,.;rn ahoI;.
,ion of corno-,i n,,r;,Lr,er, oTaor,
the rural cl,ssee .nd lie c,r,,;I,,a,, i,
the army and navv ' "
The mantle sio renits land nurchase
arrears which agec,s n,a - H. 1arr.
est classcs of the oonrI,t;or ,hromgI.
out The ern;re .rd ;,s bnnae,s So
also extended ,o estatcs IN pn,,nd
The conceal n-o,.;e;a,,s nf ,,,a ,,,;
fcsto inch,dc an a1I.ar',,nd -ad,,nt:o.,
in sentences for cnr,,,o,, ,,n, nf;nr
ses General a,nnns,r for ol;,;cai
ofienses excen, in casos 20 ., r ,n,,rdsr
and he od,c,t:or of 80 ch;,drar y,
officers and sold;ars nbo haze hoen
victi,ns of rho ,var ,s ,no,1 as sy;s,
ance for such fa,,;i;o. Um as 10 noad !.
whose brc.J-m;nnnrs Lor. f,ia,, -, ~
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Beaten By WIie's Friends.

Richmond, Va, (SpcciaD.-At mid
night on June I6 j. d. Reece, who
lived in Luncnburg county, was taken
from his bed by masked men, beaten
and ordered to leave the county. He
did SO, but returned three days later
and died, presumably from his in
juries. Now FIVE white men and =
negro have been arrested and are be-
ing held for the grand jury. II Is al
legged that the affair was due TO dis
pute between Recce and his wife, and
that the whipping was administered
by friends OF the woman.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Senator Campbell Renomiuated.

Berkeley Springs, w. Va, (SpeciaD.
The democratic senatorial conven-
ton for the Fifteenth senatorial dis
trict met at the courthouse in this
place and nominated Senator William
Campbell, of Charles Town, TO succeed
himself in the State Senate.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Russian Warships are Safe.

Shanghai (By Cable).-.The work
OF disarming the Russian warships As
kold and Grozovoi will begin on Mon
day. The Japanese declare that there
will not be a repetition of the Ryeshit-
elni incident at Chefu.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
ADVANCE OF JAPANESE FORCES.
MkadO's Army Going Ahead With Great Rapidity in
Direction of LiaOyang-.- Russians Are Re-
treating- .KM0M Cuts the Railroad

Liaoyang, (By Cable).-A big battle
IS IN progress twenty miles east of
Liaoyang.
The Russian front from the Taitse
river south was engaged.
The fighting continues at Liandian-
sian, twenty-three miles southeast OF
Lianoyang. The Japanese are attack
ing.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Fatal ARRAY Ia South Carolina.

Sumner, S. C., (SpeciaD -Magis-
;rate Richard {. Folk was shot and
killed by County Supervisor w. H..
Scale, at Providence, S. C. The men
had a dispute on the road near Scales
house.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
After Kuropatkin.

ing.
After Kuropatkin.
After four weeks interval the Jap
onese have resumed their advance
against General Kuropatkin's position.
The opposing armies are in contact
east and south OF Liaoyang and fight
ing has been in progress since We'd
nesday. The adv.ccs at hand are too
meagre to enable the officials to form
correct opinion as to whether it will
result IN general engagement. but the
extent and character OF the Japanese
movement leads to that conclusion.
Since the rain ceased, a week ago,
there have been continued intimations
that General kuropatkin was about to
assume the offensive, but instead OF
that 1t was the Japanese who attacked
the Russian commanders eastern and
southern positions. A Japanese col
umn, 10000 strong, was reported on
tuesday to be marching up the right
bank OF the Liza river, which would
seem to indicate that three Japanese
armies are cooperating in enveloping
three sides on Liaoyang.
outer DefenSeS Attacked. ~
From the meager accounts received
1t appears that General Kuroki select
ed lantzIaputzy as the point for his
attempt to drive the wedge into Ku-
ropatkln outer defenses at Anping
and Liandiansian, which are situated.
respectively, ten miles northeast and
southwest OF Tantziaputzy, the latter
being on the Lianhe river, eight miles
above the confluence of the Taitse
river, whence a mountain ridge runs
westward The fact that the Japanese
are preparing pontoons at the Taitse
river was noted in these dispatches
several days ago. The capture Of this
bridge will be the first obstacle of the
Japanese and doubtless will entail Sc
we're fighting, in which the Japanese
probably are counting on the super
iority OF their mountain guns.
IT they are successful the Russian
positions at Anpng and Liandiansian
viii become precarious.
Their operations on Anping are Sup
ported from Gutziatzy, three miles
higher up the Lianhe river, and along
the Iaitse river, as shown in the dis
patch reporting that the Russian front
south OF the Taitse river was engaged
and that General Kuroki was simul-
taneously moving on Liandiansian,
along the high road, as reported from
Liaoyang last night, and by the fact
that another Japanese column is NOV
ing on Liandiansian along the south
road from Siaolindzy, ten miles north
east OF Haicheng.
That General Kuropatkin had fore
seen these various moves is shown by
the manner in which the attack on
Ianzapu was met and by the repulse
OF the Japanese at SiaOlindzv
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Japan Is Determined.

Mr. Takahira said:
While Japan sincerely hopes that
the reported intention of Russia to
disarm the Askold and Grozovoi at
Shanghai will promptly be executed.
my government has felt that it was
advisable to inform the powers what
must necessarily be its attitude in
the event that the disarmament Of the
Russian ships is delayed The condi-
tions at Shanghai are peculiar be-
cause of the many international in
terests there, and my government is
desir.ous OF giving these interests
every consideration"
Will it be necessary to send a
Japanese squadron into Shanghai and
take away the Russian ships. as was
done with the Ryeshiteln at Chefu;"
the mi?'Ster was asked
My government has not indicated
in its note to the powers" the minis
ter replied, lust what steps VIII be
necessary if the Russian ships are
not Immediately disarmed. But it
should be remembered that the Rye
shitelni was not completely d;sarmcd
when seized by the Japanese, and un-
der the circumstances her presence
in Chefu was exceedingly disadvanta-
geous to Japan for military reasons"
In Conference With Adee.
When the minister called at the
state department he spent some time
in conference with Acting Secretary
Adee, but further than to receive the
communication Mr.. Adee was care
ful not TO disclose the attitude Of
this government, although the minis
ter was assured that the continuation
of Chinese neutrality was earnestly
hoped for by the United States The
minister told Mr.. Adee that Japan
had been informed by China that the
Russian ships would be dsarmed, but
as far as the legation here knew, no
official date for this action had been
named.
1t is understood that similar note
to that presented by Mr.. Takahira was
also delivered at the various foreign
Offices by Japan's diplomatic repre-
sentatives.
The statement is definitely made
here that Japan is sincerely desirous
that China's neutrality shall be main
tanned. The Japanese government,
however, feels that il China fails to in
sist upon the immediate disarmament
OF the Russian ships at Shanghai her
neutrality will have been violated and
in a manner so dangerous to Japan's
own military interests that Japan will
be forced to take such measures as
will effectively remove from the stage
of activity the Russian ships which
have sought refuge in Shanghai.
Trouble May Be Avoided.
In state department circles the opin-
ion is expressed that the Russian
ships will soon be disarmed and both
at the state and navy departments adj
vices have been received that the in
cdent is regarded in Shanghai as prac-
tically closed. twas suggested that the
effect OF Japan's note probably would
be to strengthen the determination of
the Chinese officials to maintain the
neutrality OF the Picking government,
not only at Shanghai, but at other
points where an attempt may be made
A. -, q.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
JAPAN WARNS The POWERS.
Russia Must Disarm Her Warships at Shang.
hal

Washington, d. C. (SpeciaD ia
pan has ad dressed a note to the pow
ers informing them that unless Rus
sia forthwith disarms her warships in
Shanghai, Japan will be forced to
take whatever steps she deems nee
essary to protect her interests. Mr..
Iakahira, the Japanese minister, called
at the state department and left with
Mr. Adee, the active secretary of
state, the communication OF the Tokyo
government
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-08-31
Result is in Doubt.

st, Petersburg, (By Cable A dis
patch from Liaoyang under date Of
August 25, says the japanese eastern
forces began forward movement
August "a, eight companies going on
the main Liaoyang road in the direc-
tion OF Liandiansian.
The Russian outposts held their
position, the fight continuing Friday
he result is not stated, but it Is un-
derstood the second and twelfth Jap
anese Guards divisions are participat-
ing.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-14

Ahora SO nos descueIga MIR. VII
lloughDy dueIo Y senor de nuestro Ieso-
70. QuIen, con motiVo de los 6ltImos de-
base en- la sin par, m&r2vliloss, sor-
prendente fogosisima Can1ara ue Fuer-
to Rico, Sc levant% como IN autocrSta
ante la Comision coujunta de hacIetua
presupuesto, para con Actltud traglca
acenGo indignadc, declrle:
-eEr1 mi De0GrtGn9ent0 no EoUede1
q,leterse a hqcer ecOnOn1zds los D8tegG60s,
porqte Ia Ley ForGEsr me awt0r1sG
naunctar en- 6L y hGcer las Gsagra@caO1aes
que cFeG OpOrI1710S.7
EstuVo admirable.
Con la vlolencla de su 6ltimo gesto,
que llen6 de pavor los CIRCUMSTANCES,
desprendl6sele el mAnto de percal que
lleVaDa en- los hombros, la corona de no.
in de lAta con tAchuelas sostenlda a su
frente Y una clmltarra de carton que Sc
ApIasto contra su pupltre.
Parcels IN herOe de. escena.
Ell selor Ramos mOstr0se lndIgnA-
nado cuAndo 10 supo, y, slntlendose Fle-
rabras D cosa asf, exclam6. temolandO de
furor ol1mplco:
--Sl ese hombre me dice mi ESQ
....pues los dos salImos por la ven
tana.
AL OR estas frases, estremeciose
C,tn1ba -, ell 1nico cApaz de extreme
cerse en- la Camara.
Pero, fernando q Mr.. Wllloughby,
causa muchA extraneza que tai energlA,
tai vIgOr v tai IL DeGu no mosGrase nues-
tro TesorerO, cuando el asunto de las
fianzAs andergrtf, donde tan oenevolo
estuvO, tai complaciente y tan can
dido.
Entonces, dicen, que en- vez del man
to, la corona, Ia clmltarra, Vestla una
simple t6nlcA de fralle y que, COL SON
riss paternal, leyanto la dles5ra PNra
bendeclr a los VandergrltfG, con las paia-
bras lL1rglcas:
Ego te absolvo in n6mine ito San,
Mr.. Hunt Mr.. Foraker.
Nuestro TesorerO (perdonando el
poseslVU) troco su papel de mansedumbre
usado COZ los contlnentales, conVlrGlen'
dose en- canon de tlro rapldo fTente los
infehces 60ricuoS, lease Delegados.
5Q4len le hA dlchO a estos cOlonos,
que tl1nen derechO a pedlr economists
Lo que tlenen ellos es obllgaclon dc
DUQGP.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-14
MR.. GOMPERS
IN ARECIBO

FL din 9, en- ell tren de IL tarde
lego q esta c,udad el infAtigable Presl-
Gente de Is SAmerlcan Federation of La
Dor MIR. GomperS.
Una comlsl5r de obreros fue re-
;birle a la Estacl6n acOmpanados de una
banda 40 m1slca y un gentlO cOnslder&-
bic. pOr5andC esGandarGes y Danderas.
Fue conducidO al Hotel lGallAno sallendO
despues al balloon d1rIg lendOse al pueblo,
que Gu n1mero de mas dc dos nIl persO-
mas lIenaoan ei frenGe del clLado Hotel,
expresando la IDnensa Satisfaction cue
evuerlmentaba por cordial reclblml9n-
to 40 le haclan los Al clbelOs, tenlende
en- cuenta que llOY1a ce un mOdO tOrren-
clal Y ayesar de ESQ estaOan ALI cOngre-
gsdos por 10 que Sc despeulA hasta Ia no
che en- eI TeACro donde SO ceieDraba un
meetIng de prOpagands para "a union del
ObrerO.
a las ocho de la noche estabA ell Tea
tr0 com pletamente llen0. slendO dIflcll
euConbrar sltlo donde cOluCarse. ADIlO
el actO don Estsb ban PAdllla presentandO
q Mr.. Samuel Gompers. De dlo lectura
un menssle de los OBJ eros Mr.. Gum
pers hacIeudoie YER las neces1dades DEL
pals 10 at1lctlVa de In cIase oorera. Ill
clerun despLes usO de La palabra dlStln-
tos oDreros sobre ell mIsmo asuntO.
Don Carlos Perez AVlles fellclta a
los obreros pOr el hermoso aCto que Ile-
van caDU y hace responsible ~ UuDler-
no ue la trIete sltuaclOn del pals de ia
clAse UbrerA como CONSEQUENCES loglca.
Termlna pldIendo La union Obrera como
medic de sAivaclo0.
Llega su turno & Mr.. Gompers que
es reclDluo pOr una saliva dc aplausos
hAbla en- lug.es sleHdO lnterpretadU por
don Santiago lgleslas y mAnlhesta que
ha pUuldO aprecIAr pOr 81 mlsmO La trlste
sltuSclon del UbrerO en- general en- Puer-
to Rlco Y Sc sorprende al yer los mlSerOS
Jornales que CANA un JOrnAlero en- los
trAoaJUs oe campo OtroS plde la
union a la sAmeIica FeueracIon of La
borS de los ksIAuUs Uuldos como medlda
dc saIVaclon. PrOneLe IlevAr al pals
La IMPRESSION que ha tenllo aQu1, pOrque
duua que 81 Macon, llamannuse llbre v
prosperA, peImltA que Puerto RlC2 este
hunuluo Gu la mlserls.
HablA despues el senor lglesiAs que
culpa a los paTtlaos pOllJlCos de muchAs
desgrAclAs Ccurrldas los obreros por
tener esLUs tOuA su atenclon AbsorVldA en-
las Iochas frauclGas que sostuyleron en-
la lsIA. IeImIno el AcLo con la fornE-
clon DO III LUmlle oTganlzAuor compues-
TO oe vArlos obreros tn representation
dc cAdA gfemIo.
El lueYes sc celebrAron varias con-
ferencIAs prlvadAs de Mr.. Gompers con |
el Connie, y EN- el tren de Ia tAroe re2re- |
so q OAn Juan sumamenJe sALIsfechU de |
In DrllIaute recepcIon y Acogl1a que hA |
tenldo en- Arecioo.
CoRRESPONSAL.