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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18

ANNOUNCEMENT by Secretary Taft
that the whole world may compete for
supplying ships and material for the
Panama canal comes as a shock to the
iron and steel trade, inasmuch as it may
lead to an investigation of the steel pools
that have been manipulating prices to
the detriment of American buyers. The
action of the administration is regarded
as based upon the recent revelations OF
President Ramsey, of the Wabash, who
made it a point to show the President
and his advisers that the steel trust
has two prices, one for domestic
consumers and much lower price
for the foreign market. 1t is feared
by the trust men that President ROose-
welt will now order an inquiry into
the workings of the various steel
pools, which regulate and control the
price of steel products in the United
States and also fix the prices for the
world as we'll. British steel makers are
at the mercy of the United States Cor
poration. Last fall, prior to the presi-
dental election, steel rails we're selling
at The British mills at $22. l6 per ton.
The same rails made in the United States
brought $2S per ton, and the price was
fixed by the rail pool. There was a
slsckness in some lines, and the Ameri-
can rail makers took contracts to deliver
rails in Great Britain as low as $22 per
ton, delivered in Liverpool and Cardiff.
This means that the steel corporation
paid railroad freight Of 1920 per ton
on the rails from Pittsburg mills and Sc
per ton for ocean freight. making total
of $500 per ton in cost transportation,
and yet the rails were laid down in a
foreign port Sc per ton cheaper than
railroad company could have purchased
them at the Pittsburg mill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18
Letter TO K. Lee Field,
Alexandria. Va.

Dear Sir: Clothing is just like paint. It
fits or il don't; it wears or it don't; turns
weather and water or not; and goes out of
fashion.
What do we wear clothes for? Did you ever
think Of 1t? Different persons have different
reasons, no doubt, but one paints Devoe for
beauty, to be in fashion, and keep.Out water.
Fashion says paint; we all paint. There is
beauty in PART; We paint a good deal for
that And buildings are costly and fashion
able; put-on waterproof two or three coats
of paint, and your buildings last as long as
you keep them dry. II costs nothing to paint;
IL costs your buildings not 70.
Deyoe is the paint that lasts; disappointing
paints are the paints that cost.
Yours truly.
wv DEy0E & Co
26 New York
?. Sc. s. Lesdbeatsr 4 Sons sell our
paint,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18
Steamer EIoated

New York, May lS-The Cunard line
steamer Caronia, which ran aground on
Tuesday afternoon, mile oil shore, at
Sandy Hook, while bound for Liverpool,
was hoated at O'Clock this morning
The vessel is uniDjured. Captain War;
has sent message to the company say
ing that his ship requires nothing and
will sail about 4;90 p. nj so as to cross
the bar at high water. All are we'll on
board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18
New York stock Market.

New York, May Is ii a, m.-The
room traders, with few exceptions in
tensified the statements made 10 regard
to the Panama canal supplies into i'm
mense importance, and they conducted
bear operations this morning on large
scale. A half dozen most active traders
sold over so, 900 shares, chiefly iron and
steel shares, in the first half hour and
the declines then resulting caused feel
ing of uneasiness among outside ope-
ra;Ors over what seemed to them pros
pective reopening of the tariff question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18
THURSDAY EVENING. MAY IS. 1905

THE PROCEEDINGS of the Board OF
Police Commissioners last night will be
found in the local department OF the
Gazette. No business was transacted,
the time of the session having been con-
sumed in discussing present conditions
in certain localities in the city where
property has been wantonly defaced and
seriously damaged by vandal', young
and old. Strange as it may seem, some
Of the members were not disposed to re-
card the matter seriously, but were
rather inclined to look upon such things
as natural sequences where houses were
unoccupied. This seems to have been
an ancient notion in Alexandra, as fine
houses which at times have been without
tenants have not only been defaced and
damaged, but chandeliers have been
wrenched from ceilings and broken up
and sold for Junk, while water pipes have
been carried away and disposed Of in a
similar manner. If such acts cannot
be suppressed, conditions are unfortu-
nate, to say the least, and afford seri-
GUS state of things to people who may
at times possess tenantless houses.
II seems hard for many in this city to
understand that streets, pavements, IN
tersectiOns AMI corners are moi intended
as marshaling points for the idle and
vicious, and policemen, who are sup
posed to understand the laws, should
see that they sre not so used. Recent
ly merchants of the city have been COM
PEELED. in accordance with law, to remove
all distinctions from the sidewalks, and
several storekeepers have been required
to face the police court for violating city
ordinances, while others have been
fined. The law in regard to assembling
on corners and creating chronic annoy
ances is equally plain, but this ordinance
seems in Alexandria to be more hOnOred
in IFS breach than its observance, and so
long as this is tolerated peOple'sproperiy
and peace will be menaced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18
Two Men EIectrocuted.

Two men were accidentally eiectroeut-
ed within an hour at Newport News yes
terday.
Ashby Harris, a well-known young
man of a prominent Georgia family, was
killed by coming in contact with an
electric light wire, which had fallen TO
the ground on Huntington avenue. The
tragedy was witnessed by several marines
from the cruiser Maryland, who pulled
the struggling man from the wire. A
faint spark of life was left in the body,
but efforts to save him were in vain.
Harris was a native OF Americas, Ga.
His father was a Georgian, who went TO
New Jersey soon after the civil war.
aud was elected United States Senator
from that State. Harris's mother was a
Miss Ashby, of Warrenton Va. Chief
of Police johnson of Newport News.
who was a roomate of the deceased al
Roanoke College, has notified ID. @.
Purse, commissioner OF freight at Savan-
nah Ga, and an uncle of the deceased.
Of the accident.
Earl Gilchrist, 30 years old, employed
as a lnemsn by the Southern Bell Tele-
phone Company, was shocked to death
on a pole while cutting down a number
of dead wires. He had just cut four, and,
while lowering them, they swsgged.
coming in contact with an electric light
wire. A colored helper of the lineman
ran for aid, aud shortly afterward the
badly scorched body, which was hanging
to the pole by a life line. was lowered to
the ground. Gilchrist was a native of
Lynchburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18
Outlaw Killed.

Manila, May lS.--News has been re-
ceiyed that Pala, the outlaw Moro chief,
who has been pursued for the last two
weeks on the island of Ilo, by troops I'M
der the command of General Leonard
Wood, has been killed. His few surviy-
ing followers are being tailed by troops.
At the beginning of the uprising Pala was
reported to have following of 600 we'll
armed men, most of whom have been
killed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18
A Good Suggestion.

Mrs. G. b. Wainwright of Lemon Cleyr
Fla, has written the manufactures that
much better results are obtained from the
use of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera. and
Diarrhoea Remedy in cases of pains in
The stomach, collie and cholera morbus
by taking it in water as hot as can be-
drank. That when taken in this way
the effect is double in rapidity. "ls
seems to get at the rightspot instantly"
he says For sale by Gibson & Timber
man and w. F. Creighton Il Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18

IT Is SAID that President Roosevelt
absolutely refuses to rescind Secretary
Tafl's order that materials for the Pana-
ma canal be purchased in the cheapest
market, in spite of the storm of protests
the order has aroused. And in his de-
termination the President will be up
held by every fair-minded man in the
country, unless he be connected in some
way with the trusts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18
A Manila Bank Closed.

Manila, May l8.-The American bank
of this city is closed by order of General
Wright and is now in charge of the in
sular auditor The reason given is the
protection of the depositors. The CAPT
tai of the bank is $50, 900 paid in and
800, 900 subscribed. Its deposits are
esl mated at $I22.656.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18
Governor Montague.

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette.l
Richmond. Va, May lS.-Goyernor
Montague returned from Chase City to-
day much improved in health. He will
speak at Bedford Monday. evil attend
the State School Board meeting on Tues
day and will fill other appointments.
He will visit Lynchburg May 20 and
Bedford May 30.
Senator Martin will speak in Norfolk
tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18
Son Lost Mother.

Consumption runs in our family, and
through it lost my mother" writes Z. B.
Reid, Of Harmony, Ne. For the past FIVE
years, however, on the slightest sign Of a
Cough or Cold. / lave taken DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, which has saved
me from serious lung trouble" His mothers
death was sad loss for Mr.. Reid, but he
learned that lung trouble must not be neg.
leeted and how to cure it. Quickest relief and
cure for coughs and colds. Price SOC and
Sl.00; guaranteed at E. 8. Leadbeater & Sons
drug store. Trial bottle free.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18

In the event of Mr.. Ellyson's retire
ment in the future as chairman OF the
State democratic committee three gentle
men are mentioned as his successor.
They are former Lieut.. Gov. Edward
Echols, Of Staunton, Hon. Joseph T..
Lawless, Of Norfolk and Col. Joseph
Baton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18
IN MEMORIAM.

In sad, but loving remembrance Of my dear
wife, ARMENIA CRAVEN JOHNSON, who
departed this life four years ago today.
If love and care could death prevent,
Thy days would not 80 soon be spent;
Wife and mother, oh can il be
-Four years We have mourned for thee!
And yet il seems so fresh, the pain
We count them over and over again.
Loved in life, remembered ia death.
By HER HUSBAND AND Son.
w. l.. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18

THELMA SAFETY and REDUCA
SQUARE FOLDING, HOT AIR and VA
FOR BATH CABINETS. Latest, best, cheap
est. Greatly reduced prices. 80 and $500.
Por sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18
When e'er you feel impending i'll,

When eer you feel impending i'll,
And need magic little pill,
No other one will fill the bill
Like DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The Famous Little Pills EARLY RfSERS
cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Bilious
ness, etc. They never grippe or sicken, but i'm
part early rising energy. Good for children
or adults. Sold by w. F. Creighton, 4Oi
King street, and corner Queen and Patrick
streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18
EVENING SESSION.

The Council re-assembled for bust
ness in Christ Church, with Bishop
Gibson in the chair. A forceful and
interesting address WAS delivered by
Mr.. Herbert Carleton, general secretary
of the Brotherhood of st. Andrew, on
the work of the Brotherhood.
Rev. II. B. Lee, of Charlottesville,
then read the report of Miss Duval,
principal of the Virginia Female In
stiiute. The past year has been sue
cessful one and the school has been full.
The health has been excellent and the
scholarship good. The institute has
assisted many pupils not able to meet
the usual charges and is doing a wide
spread good
Professor Massie moved that it be the
sense OF the council that the total salary
from all sources paid to the clergy in
the diocese should not 10 any case be less
man $500 and rectory for each clergy
man. Ibis motion was carried unani-
n0uaiy after some discussion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-18

tne principal duuIeSS NJ 'nt opening sts-
sion. He laid stress on education as
the means of fighting the disease, saying
that the mass of knowledge gathered on
the subject is stupendous. the present
necessity being the dissemination of that
knowledge through education in order
to make it effective.
The Chinese legation in this city has
received adyices confirming the news
that the Merchants Guild in China has
determined to institute boycott on all
American goods until less rigorous ex-
clusion laws are adopted by the United
States toward Chinese merchants and
laborers. At the legation it is said that
this will mean that not single yard of
American cotton goods, for example, will
hereafter be purchased in China. The
Chinese Merchants Guild is very pow
erful organization and practically con-
trolls the trade of the entire country. Its
action, if persisted in, will undoubtedly
affect American trade with China to
extent.
The Interstate Commerce commission
this afternoon rendered its long expected
and important decision on the question
of freight difierentials on goods from in
terror points for exports. 1t sustains the
validity of dtierentials in favor of Balti-
more and Philadelphia, as against New
York and Boston, but reduces the
Commissioner Prouty prepared
the opinion, which covers 80 printed
pages. Commissioner Clements filed dis-
senting opinion opposing the fixing of
any differenials by the commission.
John Ball Osborne, of Wllkesbarre,
Pa, son OF the late Rep. Edwin 5. Os-
borne, of that place, has been appointed
Chief of the bureau of trade relations ia
the State Department. He succeeds Mr..
Frederic Emory in his new position, to
which he was appointed after passing a
civil service examination.
Senator Carmack, of Tennessee, thor
Dughly agrees with the President and
Taft in refusing to be "held
up" in the purchase of material and
Supplies fot the Panama canal. He sees
in this move a strong argument in favor
Of free trade as against pr lection and
thinks the President will make an on.
'lansht upon tariff schedules
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-16
SeiaIamieOtOs hoclOS
pOr ID .GOTts ds DIsIrItO de
San Juan, Gn las Gausas
p0ndlaRtss Dc iuIcIO OoT H.
TadO.

El Pueblo de Puerto Rice contrs
joe Ruiz. por staatsdo & Ia vids, s D
Juan. II de S ptiembre.
P0iissrpio 0 s;z por ataqueg con ic.
tanci6n d. comcsar h9micidio, ell l }.
de Septiembre.
Santisg Ag ,sto, por st.ques con in
tsnci6a d. cem.ter b mi .idio. eI 2 de
Septiembra.
JuAn Rivera, por h1rt1 da mayor
cuantfs, Core zsl, e. 4 1e Ssptiemb,e
Ausstasio PAFriiia. por hlrtu de m4
yor cus.Ifs, RIO GrsndF. ell 4 de Sep
tiembra.
Carlos R ,sado R ,drfguez. por vio.
l&Ci6n. Vsg4 B>ja. Dc Saptiembre.
Msnusi r ,driguez ( } Colora4u. por
hurto de msynr cuAnifs, Rio G ands
5 de SaEtiembia.
Josquin Ma.iaa, por tant.siv. de
violsci6l, S Juan, el s ls Sepsiem
bra.
Joaquin NJ lina, por tent.tiva 6e
violaci6n, S San Juan. 81 s de Ssptis1-
bse. r.
Jor6 LIP D.'gado y Aguatin Gar
cfa. por eacassmiento. San Jutr, q Z
de Septiembre. a
BsrnAbe Sierra, por escsIsmiento On
primer gta1o. Vega B j., 81 8 De Sap
tisn be.
MarCiAI CD ;Iez por hurto de ms.
yor cusntfs. Rio Plelras, el 9 de Sep
tiemb:e.
Ioocancio Torres. per ases'nato en-
segundo grado. LIS Muda, carretsra
de C4QuAR. ell IL de SeptiembPa,
Il feel EICalons, por dslito Contra
81 dsrecho eiectOr.l, eli doOe de Sap
tiembse.
R.fsel ESQ .lOus. pOr dsIitO contra
el derecho electoral. eli 12 de SIP.
tismbre.
r .fael EscsIona, Dor leIito contra
el derechO electoral, ellis de Ssptiem.
bre. =
Rafael EsOalons. por dslito contra
el derechO electoral. 81 13 de Ssptiem-
bre.
AutOniO G1dins, por dsIito contra
sl dereCh' electoral. eI IA de Ssptiem'
Antonio G 1dine, por delito contra
el derecho electoral, eli IA de Ssptiem.
bre.
"A o6on1O 00 s1nes Dor daIlt0 contra
el derecho eIact oral, Ell Is de Ssptiem.
bre.
Antonio GOdine, por de'iso contr.
ell derecho electoral, el Is de- aeptiem.
bFe. l.
Juan EStrsds, por seduction. Caro-
lima. ell Is de ssptismbre.
Arturo Ig!esiGs. por delito contra eI
erariO de Paerto Rice, eli 18 de aep-
tiembre.
Luis Schroeder por deIito contes ell
derecho electoral. ei 19 de septiembre.
joe B Rodriguez, Dor delito- COR.
gre 81 derecho electoral. 19 de Bsptiem.
0re.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-16

81 BrooElyn Eag1e peri6dico demo-
crotG de Brot klyn. NuevA York, dice
"a nAdie bene icisrs dar Il CaJIadR
por respuestR & ID solicitud ds loo Mu'
nicipios puertorriquefIos pidiendo que
se les conceda mayor latitua de GO
bierno propiO.
sLs gesti6n es moderada, eats muy
bien expresada. y los 4jpstifca en- "a
conducts ell hech0 de que es Ell Genti.
miento popular expreSad0 Dor Bagen.
ticinco de los seBentiseiS o. untamien
tos que tiene ID isIa.
<Lo que piden equivaIe 6una auto.
nomfa mayor que u que tiene 81 Do.
mimic del Canada ID sombFa de In
Q'aterra. -.
eSi Be scCede s sus pretensiOneS, se
les 0toTg1r$ uns autonOmfs mss ibe-
rRl que la que hRSta aquf &c IAN las
p0sasioneB brit&nicas de las AntillaG.
SHscemos votos pOrque eI Gstatus1
de Puerto Rico sea Ell self govegunaent
s I2 postre: pero nos pareceIQue d es
Verdad que imperan abuses bajo eI
presente siste1aa, pOdHian qOrregirSe
Sin entFegar toda 10 meC6nics de n
Rut0ridad & ICs hAbitsntes db 10 isla,
puea no es del tod0 SECURE due Va es-
eSt61 preparsdos para manejSr sus
&sunt0s intern0s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-16
AUSTRIA.
AVgntUTa a Shah do Persia on
LembGTg,

Ei Shah ds Persis. q7e como ss SAbs
hl dRdo en- u mania de ViSitGr Ias cor
tes eurOpeRs. Visi b hace POGO en- di.
recci6n de VIena Sc detuVo unA no.
che en- IL ciu lad de LembsFg. 6!Oj IN.
dose con ga mum srosa comit;Vl an 10
gtAu FL tel, del que Ga ocupRron As
gr .udes pisz ~ 80 pel1ef1aa. Al 6ia
Tiguiente eI Administrator d b Stel
Dreseut6 IL cs ,rO del Sh b Ia cuenti
de gssto1. que sscan6fl nada N manos que
$4,000 90. 81 desgraci oli 4Fo
fue victims iacontiosnti de IN fuEi.
bundo st qaa celeb,ai, y cuando rec.
bro Ell Q u oeimient0, tuV1 q7s ir & dAr
cusnta q su smo de 10 ccurrido, ent q
ssm sroso y com .urRi1o.
Ell Sh h prGtsat6 RcAloradan1apt de-
samaisuts preteaRi6l, diciendo que az
trAtAb2 de rob2rtc; DePo el AdmiriE.
trAdor Sc m0ntuVOi fexib.e, , no coz
!lnti6 e1 rebaisr nj un 500 centimo
de 90 t flrmid4bie OuentO. E0toDcsS ell
Sh b. que no 90 hSllGba may aObrado
de flndoB, f eci6 an pFendA aIglra ds
aus aYsH. pero al i'm oIacAb'e A Aimirig.
trador lag Fech'z6 de plane, hleR sUdS.
que podriAn ser falsAs. y, Il. RandO 81
c1imo lie IL indig 1aCi6n, amannR6 aI
Shsh b con llsVRr el asuntO anita Ios tri-
bunales.
A f IL quisn Vino sac4r de ept7g
apuros 81 5 lbsrAuo perss, fr 6 IN b N
quaro de Lsmbarg, que preat6 los
$40 900 de que se tFatlba, txipiendo,
por au puasto, IN dOcumento en- todR
regis para gsr1ntizsr Il cusnta princi-
pal y los crecidos iotareSes con uue ae
recArg6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-16
La b I'inlera junta es-
co ar que reSpODdG
a Ia i0VitaCi6n de
Ia de San Juan.
H0EmOSa G0Tta daI senior Fer.
nam DO f0IiquGz do Vega Baja.
Designan a San Juan para la ceIe
braGion de la Asamblea.

Ell presidente de Ia juntR eacOIar de
San juan. recibi6 de Vegk BbiR ID 81.
guiente carte:
eAgosto 10 de 1905. = H 1norabIe
presidenta de IL Junts EscOlar. ~ San
Juan, p r -Sefior: Le1da en- ell peri6.
dicO <L2 Correspondents de Puerto
Rico9 que Sc edita On San Juan Ia inVi-
taci6n hscha & Les juntas eEcoIares de
10 ls!a para que pFesten 50 aGenti
miento & ID CelebraCi6n da una RsRm.
bleR magma de las mismas: donde se
ACuerden las bases en- que puedR for
maFBe una igG 8 scCiaci6n de eOtas
GoFporaeioneg. con ei fi1 de me 1r IabO
rAr an el meioFamientO de IL educGci6n
p1bliCa, 10 junta esCoIRr que preside
celebT6 geti6 a extraordinRria para CON
siderar tan importanta Rsunto. , fee
acuerdo de Is misma, p.Fticipsr 6 L.
junta inVitAdora. que desde luego Gcsjs
con bsnepl6ciso ls altruiAtR idea que
esa corporation sugiere. aiendo de
opinion esta junts que sc cesebre IL
asamblea en- San Jaan y en- lR fecha
que conEiniere. .'
<Sienao como es prircipio admitido
p0r pedRgogaB y psiC6logos que Rolo
la educaci6u, Ia { brs de Ia escuels,
seTa Ia cspaz de leYantsr y e-gtande
Ger & LOO puebsos. no RdmiSs discussion
la neCesidad de que los eIemantos que
ileVan on 81 la representation dc un
pueblo, en- an asunto de ian deIicsds
trsecendenCia, Se unan psra dirigir
me- tjor sps eAfueTzos Dor el csmino de
Las reivindicaCionea patrias.
eEu nombre pues de ests iunta, fell.
otto & ubtsd y & Ia junta qua tan digas.
mente preside. por 10 iniciaci6n de IL
obra. y quedO de ustsd,
-HMuy AtentAmente.
FERNANDO ENRIQUEZ,
Presidente de 10 Junts EscolRr.o ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-16
PaSajsrOs quo embaTGaTOn
aver para los EE. UU

A bordo del vRpor eCoamoo embar
CRrOn los aiguienteB pssaj ajeros:
Mrs MOnserrGte D. Bsrroa, Mis-
TDes B rros. Mr.. R S Browa, Mr.
CarloS Ottiz Mr. Justo BArrus, Mrs.
G M. Lipp. Mr.. George Lloyd, Mr.,
F g. Saiichu. Mr.. and Mrs 6. L.
X inc and ilfant, Mr.. j. L Carey.
Mr.. M A BellOs0, Mr.. L. M. Raub.
Rev. B B Kospp. Mr., E. P. Abbott
M. snd Mrs. Joaquin FsrFan. Mr.. N.
[ D1rlEOh. Mr.. Eduardo Cautifi ,,
Mr.. Juan Cortada. Mr.. GustAvo Pres,
t n. Mr.. and Mrs F. Ant0nsanti and
2 infants. Mr.. Antonio Otero, Miss
Eva COrt0ds. Mrs. Samuel M HYDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R Elm eodOrf, Mr..
3. l. McLaod, Mr. Ch8s spsrd,
Mr.. @. B. Morton, Mr.. Jas. A. Csua.
ten, Rev. j. hn Edws srds, Mrs. w, w.
Low, Mrs. Fren B. Colby. Miss Label
ESDendez. Miss Lynda B@Edwardp,
Mr.. j. P. Ssade, Mr.. III UgO Stern
Mrs, Alice Bahne. Miss Eshely0 Brei,
nerd. Mr.. Robert Back. Mr.. Ramon
Reyes Morales, Mrs. EmmS p. Bo.
chanAn, Mr., A j Bssmud, Mr. R1.
feel Rodriguez. Mrs. T. e. White.
Mrs. W: StsdmRud. Mr.. w L. Froat,
Mr.. Fslix L. ApOnte. Mr.. Miguel
Angel Bsnitez Mr. Cssto VeRs, Mr..
n. M L wis. Mr.. Ambrosio MschuCp.
Mr.. OriOl PAsBarell. M. Pa bio B ,ne.
lN, Mr.. Alberto Texera. MI. S VI
Lippitt. Mr.. T. L Jett. Mr.. James
5 Ball, Mr. James G PR eston, Mr..
W. P. L Lippitt, Mr. F.uhtsine Lin
pik Mrs. R Potion, Miss Julia Poi
Hon. Mrs. l. A Salds d 3 nd il ant.
MFa, G taIina Wives de z pri. Miss
Ana Mai z RFi. Miss Mary F. Liz.
pit, Miss Juh& A. Lippitt, Miss Char.
lotte L Reed. Mr.. H T Th 4yer, Miss
Gloria Carts gems. Mr.. Catherine Ri, f.
< 'hI' Mr: M Ruis, Mrs Gisela la.
rveRui VdA. de Carts gene, Mr.. Louis
VI oreAu, Mr. Pedro Muaa, Mr.. Bssilio
oinerO. Mr.. Tomsa Csrri6n. Mr.. Jos9 |
AFRt lies, Soters Li1dem7n, Mr.. Csr.
Os Kehrhs hn. Mr. Guillermo DAub6r.
Ir. j e G Cabrera. M {. Miguel
Efids, Mr.. A. N HansaFd, Mr.. Nss.
or Rivers, Mr.. P4scual Ri Fsro, Mr..
.. Toro Reyes. Mr.. Gug prio Logo
jastilIO, Mr. and Mrs jacob Scotland,
1iss EugeniA Lopez, FekncisCs de los
iaDtoS, Augusto Gonce. Al Ilbsrt Au.
erson. Tomss Tspia, NJ. Agastin
1oraleS. Mr.. Luis MnntaIv4, Mr. p.
aRrin Bouquets. Joh1 Elser, J.
rk'y. Mr.. Ado!fo Modid da. Josefe
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