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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21
VICTIM OF MORPHINE
BARBER FOUND DEAD IN SHOP
THIS MORNING.

Death claimed a victim of dope this
morning in the person of Matthew H. Stat
ford, a barber, who conducted a shop at
1919 7th street northwest, where he was
found dead about 10 o'clock. 1t is said to
be another instance of a man losing MS
life because of being able to purchase p,l-
son without physicians prescription. Had
there heen any safeguards thrown about
the sale of dope tablets the police say,
the barber might have been alive instead
of his dead body being in the morgue. The
outfit found in his shop on a chair near
his body indicated that he had been in the
habit of using the morphine by injecting
it with a syringe. Stafford, the police say,
had been drinking and his friends are sat
isfied that he was in such a condition last
night as to render him unable to know just
what he was doing or what quantity Of
the poison he used.
Leroy Hoke an assistant to the barber,
found the body of his employer and ncti-
fed the police. When he called at the sh DO
this morning to go to work he was unab Bile
to open the door. After waiting some little
time he gained an entrance by opening thu
rear door. He was surprised at finding the
dead body of Stafford stretched upon the
floor. Death had occurred several hours
before he entered the shop. Sergeant Boyce
and Policeman Evans took charge of tho
shop until the arrival of the dead wagon,
when the body was removed to the morgus.
Lived in Rear Of Shop.
Stafford was forty-seven years old and
was formerly an inmate of Soldiers Home
where he conducted barber shop for
several years. About three months ago he
fitted up the Seventh street shop and
seemed to be doing a paying business. In
the rear end of, the Shop he did his cooking
and had a bed. A small oil stove in the
back room was used in the preparation of
his meals. There awas some bread and
other edibles On the little dining table
and the condition OF the stove indicated
that he had made an effort last night to
prepare his supper 1t Is known that Stat
ford left his shop last night when his days
work was finished, Isbut nobody saw him
when he returi1ed.f The condition of his
clothing indicated that he had injected the
poison into his 1eg.i9
His body was found on the floor where
he had fallen, and near the body was his
hat. When his assistant reached the shop
this morning he procured a spread from
Stafford's sleeping squarters and covered
the body. Coroner hewitt investigated the
case and reached the conclusion that the
the morphine by mistake, because he did
rot know what he was doing He there
fore gave a certificate of accidental death.
Stanford was injured by a cake of ice
while in the service of the government as
a soldier, and received pension.
A letter from his daughter, Miss Maude
Stafford was found among his effects.
The letter was mailed at Fair Play, Mo-,
in October last. His second wife, it is
said is living in the west, but just where
his friends do not know. The daughter
will be notified of her fathers death. I'm
less she is heard from in a short time the
body will probably be inferred at Airing
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21
Ordered to the PHILIPPINES.

The following-named officers of the sth
Cavalry have been relieved from further
duty as witnesses before a general court
martial at Judson Barracks. Miss. and or
dered to join their regiments in the Philip
pines:
Col. George s. Anderson, Major Charles
G. Ayres and Capt. Steven LII. Slocum,
E. w. Evans, Charles G. Sawtelle, jr., and
Capt. Russ s. Wells.
Major Andrew G.. Hammond Sd Cavalry;
First Lieut.. Osmun Latrobe, jr., and Sec
ond Lieut.. S. c. Megill, sth Cavalry, are
also relieved from duty as witnesses before
the same court, but have been granted
leaves of absence before proceeding to their
stations in the Philippines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21
UPHELD ANTITRUST LAW.
Ohio Supreme Court Handed Down Inn
portant Decision Today.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. March 21.-The SUE
preme court today upheld the constitutions
atty of the criminal section of the Val-
entine antitrust law. The civil section
had already been passed upon as consti-
tutional some time ago
By its decision today the supreme court
reversed the decision of the circuit court
of Delaware county in the case of Perley
w. Gage, president Of the Delaware Coal
Dealers Association. The prosecuting att
torney of Delaware county brought suit In
common pleas court against Mr.. Gage,
charging him with forming combine in
restraint of trade. Gage pleaded guilty and
appealed the case to the circuit court,
which ruled that the criminal section of tie
law is unconstitutional.
The prosecuting attorney carried the 6ase
to the supreme court, with the above res
suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21
KENGLA WILL CONTEST.
Hearing Before Justice Gould and
Jury Today.

After several delays, occasioned by the
illness and later by the death of the late
Charles c. Cole, hearing was begun today
before Justice Gould and a jury in the
Probate Court of the Kengla contested will
case, involving property said to be of the
value of more than $780, 1t Is expected
that the hearing will be in progress pos
sibly for six weeks The caveators are rep
resented by Attorneys r. Golden Donald
son, Hamilton & Colbert and Gordon &
Gordon. Attorneys A s. Worthington and
Joseph D. Wright appear for the caveatee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Nathan Walker and Susie Thomas.
William p. Budrow and Katie Alex
ander.
John Gray and Mary Bundy.
Frank F. Fossler and Mildred E. Ben
nett.
Henry Strother and Harriet c. Roberts.
George II. Thurston of New York city
and Juliet o. Martin of Roanoke, Va.
John Tucker and Merrino Dear.
Augustus Weems and Etrulia Harrison
both of Muirkirk, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21
News Briefs.

Ex-Representative Aston G. Dayton was
sworn in at Clarksburg, W. Va, as United
States Judge for the northern district of
West Virginia, succeeding John Jay Jack
son, who held the position for forty-four
years.
As an apparent sequel to the Perdicaris
case Raisouli has received from the sultan
q letter appointing him governor Of a num-
Der of important tribes between Tangier
ga Fec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21

last evening that he discovered Thought
stealing iron from his lot at the wharf.
and ordered him to drop the booty and
leave the place. He said that Trought
showed fight, and, picking up piece or
iron in each hand, started in his direction
as If to assault him. Hopfenmaier retreat
ed into his office and closed the door, re-
turning in a moment with 22-caliber rina.
Thought made for him as he opened the
door, so Hopfenmaier alleges, and he fired
upon him in self-defense..
Thought Makes Statement.
When he was put upon the operating ia
BILE at the Georgetown University Hospital
Thought refused to allow the surgeons to
treat him, although informed that an opera
ton was absolutely necessary. 1t was be-
heved by the physicians that the ball had
entered the intestines. He told the sur
geons that he was picking over the iron in
the rubbish heap when he was ordered by
Hopfenmaier to leave. He thought Hop
fenmaier was joking and remained where
he was, and one shot was fired at him. He
remained where he was and Hop fenmaier
fired another shot, which struck him In the
abdomen.
DIR. Maf,lon Ashford. resident physician of
the Georgetown Hospital, stated to Star
reporter this afternoon that the patients
condition was in many respects dangerous,
but there 10 slight chance for his recov-
cry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21

With three of her passengers dead from
heart disease, the German steamer Main
men four days late as a result of stormy
weather and high seas. One of the victims
was Peter Heckwolff, AZ years old, of Bal
timore, first cabin passenger. His body
was brought to port. The others were in
the steerage. Their bodies were buried at
sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21
Col. Allen Smith Retired.

Col. Allen Smith. 9th Cavalry, on his own
application. after more than forty years.
service. has been placed on the retired list
with the rank of brigadier general because
Of his service in the civil war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21
Rev. o. B. Wheeler Named Chaplain

Rev. Otis b. Wheeler, of Indiana, has
been designated for appointment as chap
lain in the army. subject to his passing the
required examination to fill the vacancy
caused by the retirement of Chaplain
George Robinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21

Mrs. Mary B. Page. fortune teller, aged
seventy years. was found dead in her home
In ST. Louis Monday. She had been found
gagged and strangled to, death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21
Note.

Manufacturers, importers
and the Palais Royal join in
presenting a goodfy portion
of their legitimate profits dur
ing this special sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21

The new fancy Voiles
and Tailor Suitings, made
to retail at 81 a yard. On
second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21

This Special Sale has been
planned intelligently, vigor-
ously and in a generous spirit,
which will be duly recognized
and appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21

42-in. wide Silk Eoli-
ennes and Crepe de
Paris. Good values at 81
and SIPS a yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-21

Genuine French Organ
dies, very sheer, with
floral designs in natural
colors. Look worth SIC
a yard.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-23
NO OICIAS De
ARECIB 0.
De saalestro eor.esponsaL J

Ootubre 22.-Ha sido nombrado super
intendente de este hospital el senior don
Alejandro franco. Ha tornado possession
de su destino el viernes.
Este ayuntamiento acordo en- su tilti-
ma session que las ofcinas de este munich
pio permanezcan eerradas los sabados des-
pues de las doee del dia.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad de re-
greso de su viaie los Estados Unidos el
Lcdo don Manuel de J. Boneta.
-El Viernes Sc encontraba en- esta ciu-
dad el attorney general Mr.. Feuille; confe-
renci6 con algunos sefiores de esta loca-
lidad
Este ayuntamiento acordo recomen-
dar la franquicia solicitada al consejo eje-
cutivo por la central ssCambalache'
lei senior don Juan q. Rodriguez Sc
hara cargo nuevamente de su notarfa en-
esta ciudad el dia 2 de noviembre.
Ell acreditado fot6grafo sefor Ortiz
hace grandes reformas en- su galerfa foto-
grafca
Para el vieTnes 81 esta sefialado en-
la corte municipal el juicio de la causa Sc
guida & Jose Gonzalez Diaz (a) Monroy
-El dia de noviembre tendrd lugar
en- el casino espafiol la audici6n musical
por las discfpulas de la sefiora Trina Pa
dilla de SAM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-23
COM o QUIEPEN LOS
GrandeS COmerse
a los ChiquitOs.
Mt. Wilson DeGIina su Responsabi-
Iidad en- el COngresO, en- el
ASuntO de las Carnes.
La Opinion PubIlca Protssta ] Reacelons.

Afrma ell "New York Herald que ell
secretario Wilson ha declinado toda Ia res
ponsabilidad en- ell Congreso por la ayuda
prestada por la actual administration & los
trusts de carnes con la inspection de aque-
los servicios q cargo del departamento de
agricultural.
Mr.. Wilson declara que 81 los inspecto-
res de carne solo examinan las carnes con-
servadas de las grandes easas manufactu-
reras, no hacen otra cosa que nevar ade-
lante las disposiciones del Congreso.
El comit6 de agriculture de la casa,
del cual es presidente James Wadsworth,
de New York, ha declarado que frecuente-
mente ha sido prevenido por el DR.. III. III.
Salmon, presidente de las ofcinas del de-
partamento de agriculture q no estendiera
sus servicios de inspection las pequefias
casas y dep6sitos de caTnes conservadas.
Esto ha hecho que los embalodOres de
c0'nes, undergraduates q de pOcos recmsos
no hGyae podido Obteper certifcados de
inspection que jaestjfquen eI bsten estadO
del GrttculO.
Los comerciantes que compran los
trusts tienen ell cuidado de poner una eti-
quota en- sus paquetes, que dice:
TOdGs 9oWestrGs cor7ses! han sido t1espec-
ciOnodos POr eJ gobiernO.
Esto 10 hacen especialmente 81 tienen
competidores que matan su propio ganado,
8 que son negociantes que compran en- los
dep6sitos que no pertenecen al trusts. -.
Los senores del trusts obtienen cuantos
inspectores necesitan para garantir su pro-
ducto tanto para Ia exportaci6n, como para
ell consume de la locali-dad.
Ell trusts de Ia carne en- 1904 Sc vic en-
la necesidad de disolver dos companies
que tenfa establecidas en- Kansas City,
pOr la competencia que al truts hacfan,
pero su inHuencia era tan fuerte que aqense-
d1Gtame0te Sc patso en- Vtgor ataG Orle1a dds-
PO'aiemdO que no paedier0 venderse car'ae
que no fWerG t1aapecciOaaGda pOr eJ gobierno.
"The Missouri Milling and Cottle Com
pany'', pidi6 al inspector de carnes doctor
Bennett, le asignara un inspector para su
factorfa contestandole dicho senior que no
estaba autorizado para clio.
La suma total que import6 la carne ms
peccionada y retirada de la venta por te-
NOR q que estuviera en- NAL estado ascen-
di6 en- 10 que respecta animales dom@sti-
cos solamente, 4 $1.2O0,O0O en- el aflo que
termin6 el 80 de JUNO de 19O4y $4,000
dollars assemble la inspection de carnes de
cerdo en- Kansas City.
Ell servicio de inspection de carnes ea
obligatorio ell Congreso ha dictado leyes
estipulando que toda carne debe ser lnspec-
cionada (1).
La esportaci6n de la carne esta monopo-
lizada por ell "gran trust; pero algunas
compafifas ques estan fuera del trust ex-
portan tambi6n sus carnes y asf mismo han
logrado ser debidamente inspeccionadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-23
Manifestations de prOgreSO en- San
to Domingo.

Ell dfa 10 del corriente mes qued6 inau-
gurado el nuevo edifcio destinador. al ms
tituto Professional Escuela de Bachille-
res, bajo la presidencia del Presidente Mo
rales, y con asistencia de los sefiores Mi
nistros de Fomento y Obras Pdblicas de
Instancia y de instruction del Illmo.
Arzobispo Monsefor de Merifio y Rector
del Institute DR. Baez.
FL Sc inaugur6 una Inca telef6nica
entire San Jose de Ocoa y Azua, quedando
asi unidos telef6nieamente el Este, el Sur y
Ell Cibao. Sc estan hacienda importantes
reparaciones en- las carceles con dotaci6n
de escuelas, a fin de que cuando menos
salgan los confnados siquiera dispues-
tos rechazar el NAL. ~
A mediados del pasado mes sali6 con,
rumbo a Norfolk (Virginia) ell crucero de
guerra dominicano "Presidente'', q hacerse
importantes reparaciones en- un astillero
ofrecido al efecto por Ell Ministro de Mari
ma del gobierno americana.
Y por 1ltimo, para conmemorar Ell pro
ximo 27 de Febrero, aniversario de la In
dependencia Nacional, Sc organiza una f6+
ria agrfcola industrial que Sc nevara 4
cabo en- la ciudad de Aqua.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-23
De so CIEDAD D.

A@ge6tG RiVera.- -Muy monlsima y cul-
ia, la conocimos aver en- ell poetico Parque,
donde lucia su gallardfa belleza.
Bien venida sea esta ciudad, la gra-
ciosa hiia de la sultana del Sur, que nos
da la gratfsima impression de su Presencia
en- San Juan. /,
En- Ell Casino.-Con motive de la confe-
rencia que anunciara anoche en- Ell Casino
Espafol, ell periodista zaragozano don An
tonic Iglesias Garces, reuni6se ALI una
gran concurrencia de distinguidas damas
de esta sociedad, que con este aliciente, y
el de la grata ''iarana" de los domingos,
llenaron espl6ndidannent aquellos salones,
convertible en- rico eden de gayas flores.
Result6 un magnffca bale = vimos ALI,
entire otras, fernando esplendido ramillete
de inimitable gracia y hermosura, 4 las
bellas distinguidas sefioritas Camelia,
Helvethia Patria Schira, Concha Larrf-
naga, Julia Pepita Maturana, Nell Roig,
Julia Maria Soler, Carlotita Camufias
Maria Muro, Diaz, Skerret, Palacio, Or
beta, Torres, Ventura, Rodriguez, Sierra,
Wolkers V6lez, Puigdollers, Portilla, Ho-
heb Nadal EURO, Monserrat Hernandez,
Gonzalez, Amado, Gorbea, Espinet, Vale,
Martinez, que sostuvieron grandisima
animation y algeria hasta mas de media
noche.
Form&ronse cuatro grandes tandas de
'lanceros" al terminarse 6stos, hubo
quien resbalara y midiera, 10 mas gracio-
samente possible, 81 puede haber gracia en-
una caida tai, el no muy blando suelo, re-
cibiendo una espl6ndida ovaci6n. Fu6 el
"cronista" cul pa de clio a unos negros
luceros, que con SUI luz de sol sin celajes
hacen cegar, perdiendO cabeza tinO y res
balar facilmente en- un tan suave piso,
donde es necesaria la mas frme cabeza.
A juzgar por la algeria de Ia coneurren-
cia hubi6rase prolongado hasta muy tarde
la animadfsima fiesta, que ha resultado
una de las mas brillantes del simpdtico
centro.
La ''nota de amor. Muchas de elias y
mas de 6lLOs, que no tenfan ALI q los res
pectivos duefos de sus corazones, dierOnse
gran placer entregandose & Terpsicore
Menudos "chismesitos' saldrian entire la
gente de compromises" 81 fu6ramOs indis-
cretos dando nombres de los pequelos de-
-lincuentesi
Paco La Tore no Sc atrevfa decidirse
bailar, pero Manolo Sc 10 bail6 todo.
Hasta otra.
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-23

para hacer de. ellos obreros sanos, inteli-
gentes y satisfechos con su destino.
Aumentando ellos su efciencia habi-
idad aun nentara 6l su riqueza y ganancias
Por ESQ insiste en- las conferencias que
menudo les d.: la salud representa- capital,
que Ia maquinaria hqmana debe ser
atendida, al menos con tanto esmero, como
la mas costosa maquinaria de una fabri-
ca.
Dejadas aparte sus miras utilitarias, no
Sc puede menos de conceder que Mr.. Pat
terson es 81 originator de un nuevo siste-
ma de Reformas Sociales, que ser apli-
cadas uniyeraalmente por todos los prole-
tarios, resolverfa pacffcamente el debatido
problema del Capital y ell Trabajo.
Mientras tanto, su nombre es mencio-
nado con respeto entire sus conciudadanos,
aclamado por miles de trabaiadores y ben
decide en- millares de hogares y 'familias
sobre Ell de todos los demas millonarios,
cuya esplendid dez tiende mas a la gloria va
ma de perpetua ar su nombre, que al deseo
generoso de aliviar en- parte con el sobran-
lie de sus fortunas las condolences de la do
liente humanidad.
Il. Garcia de la CoZjna
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-23

En- cada botella estampafnos una oferta
De 81, 200 ORC, por el microbio de una en-
fermedad que el Liquozone no pueda ma
tar. Hacemos este para convencerlo de
cue Ell Liquozone mata los germenes.
Y es el 1nico medic conocido de matar
los gGrmenes en- el cuerpo, sin destr1tr
tambien los tejidos. Toda droga que
mate los germenes es un veneno y no
puede tomaTse interna. Las medicinas
con casi inefcaces en- cualquier enferme-
dad mtcr6bica. Este es el lhecho que da
al Liquozone su immense valoR para la
hunnanidad; y este es tai, que despues de
probar e1 producto durante dos amos por
medic de Medicos Hospita1es, compra-
s1os por SToo, 600 los derechos en- AmErica
otros paises. z hemos gastado mas de
un million de dollars en- nm and, com.
prando Ia primera botel1a y d$ndose1a &
kodo paciente que guerra probarlo.
Obra como el oxtgeno.
ri Liouozone no Sc hace mezclando
1ropas nj existe alcohol en- su compost
ci6n. Sus virtudes Sc derivan so1ameute
de gases, en- su mayor parte gas ox1geno,
por IN proceso que requiere e1 empleo de
inmenSoa aparatos y "a dias de tempo.
Este ptoceso ha sido pof espacio de mas
de 40 amos objeto de constante9 estudioS
cienHhcoS y Qu1m1coS.
al resultado es nm Ifquido que hace 10
aue el oxfgeno hace. Es IN alimentc
ears los nervios y La sangEe: 10 mas
esenclal para ". que existe en- el mundo.
Eus efectos son excitantes, viyihcadores y
puri6cantes; sin embargo, es nm germi-
cldaf absolute y cierto. La raz6n es que
los RGTmenes son vegetables, y 81 Iiquo-
sones como IN exceso de Ozlgeno, es NOR.
@ paEa t0ds uaksgia vegstal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-23
Y .PUNTAS.

Los viajes de los altos funcionarios
siempre dan que pensar q los que Sc dedi-
can hacer obseFvaciones mas 3 menos
sutiles, y mas cuahdo, como en- estos item
pos, en- cualquier parte salta la sliebre''
de las inVestigocio4oes.
Por ALA, al Oeste de la islilla llaman
triqotstt'a, q los pequefos puestos en- donde
se expenden frituras a los trabajadores de
los muelles dem4s iornaleros.
IPero tiene este algo que yer con el via
je de algdn Jefe de Departamento mas 8
nlenos facultativo como Sc dice ahora2
Porque, parecenos que con los 'friquiti-
nes de referencia, solo tendrd que yer la
Banidad. ."
Iampoco Sc roza este con los traspasos
mas menos segurps de un juez regis
trador. Parecenos que la lista de Gre
nuncias' Sc extien de grandemente que
muchos habran de ser los escogidos de Ia
Celebre relaci6n en- donde hubo de borrar-
Sc los dos seiiores que no quieren aceptar
puestos. s....
La actitud del Auditor es comentada
tavorablemente y, & seguir asf, sera un
hecho, muy pronto, 10 de la moralizaci6n
consabida. =
Sc constituye una junta de revision
para estudiar la procedencia de los escan-
dalosos aumentos hechos en- la valoraci6n
de la propiedad. Sc hace un trabajo de-
tenido improbo; Sc oyen muchas quejas,
Sc estiman como jus stas la mdyorfa y......
nos eneontranos con que todo ha sido POGO
menos que initil que el aumento de va
loraciones queda VICENTE, contra toda JUS
ticia, contra todo derecho una burla cae
nuevamente- sobre los contribuyentes, q
quienes no Sc les glarda ning6n respeto,
por I'm Departamento omnfmodo que no
tiene mas ley que su voluntad.
Los tribunales entenderan en- el asunto
81 los propietarios SO defender. No duda-
mos que la justicia no Sc torcerd y que el
gobierno, que va Sc quiere mostrar tan
en6rgicO, presto Ell apoyo que merecen los
que sostienen sus cargas.
ANANKE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-23
.EL DIR. R0S EN-
La Hl
ReCibidO ALI Afectuosamente Dor
hOmbres de Ciencia ! alta
POsiGion social.

Sabese que desde haGe alg1n tempo
Heg6 q Ia capital de Cuba el ilustrado
compatriota doctor don AZ. Resell.
ALI ha entablado amistad con Lincoln
de Zayas, sub-secretario de instruction,
quien distingue y estima a nuestro compa-
triota.
Rius Rivera mand6le buscar & su casa
demostrandole el mas vigo afecto fue
quien le present6 al Secretario de Estado,
general Freire, dispenslndole este franca
y generosa acogida.
Es probable que sea nonbrada Catedra-
tico Supernumerario del Institute.
Por de pronto tiene la C4tedra de Fish
ca en- Ell Colegio de Maria Luisa DOLE, Y
ell mes pr6ximo Ia de frances
En- la Universidad fue recibido cordial
mente por toda la facultad De ciencias
Berriel, que es rector, Lendian, que
es deeano, lie abrazaron, deplorando que
nuestro compatrioia hubiese dejado pasar
la oportunidad de estar con ellos.
81 embajador de Franeia le ofreci6 una
comida.
Enrique Jose Varona, el eminente cu-
bano, estima como una dicha para Cuba
su llegada la Habana. -.
Seguramente no serfan recibidos en-
cualquiera otro pals, Mexico, Chile la
Argentina, ETC., de La misIna manera, nj
mucho menos, ciertos famantes Comisio-
nados de instruction.
Celebramos, pues, los triunfos del illus
trado compatriota don Antonio Resell.