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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

was crushed, his arm broken, and he
was badly bruised about the head and
| body. His injuries We're dressed by the
local physicians and he was taken to
Ottumwa on Burlington No. 4, where
he is now being cared for at the hos
pital. Late reports from his bedside
give his friends hope for his recovery.
He is a married man less than 80 years
old and is constable of Guilford town
ship.
Williamson
q. w. Gallagher, residing near
Williamsburg, suffered from disas-
trous fire Monday, just about noon.
His big barn and other buildings
burned to the ground, and one horse
was also consumed. The barn was
filled with new hay and it is supposed
that spontaneous combustion caused
the fire. Besides this building, the
flames took a double corn crib, gran
airy, smaller hay barn, hog house and a
hay stack outside the barn.
Holstein.
The directors Of the Holstein Fair as
ISOLATION met Saturday afternoon and
decided to hold fair September Is to
81. Owing to the unfavorable wealth
err last year the fair was not success
financially and for a time it was
thought that the fair would be aban-
doned, but within the past few weeks
1000 has been subscribed by the far
mers and business men to pay all
floating Indebtedness and place the
society in good condition financially to
continue the fair.
Dubuque.
Those back of the new brewery pro-
ject, announcement of the launching of
which was made last week, say, that
the authorized capital stock of the new
concern will be 100000, $4,000 of
which will be paid up. The promoters
plan to erect an immense plant ON the
site Of the old Ryan packing plant,
house by a harvester company. Last
week 1t was stated that the new brew
ing company would occupy the Ryan
building and would not erect a new
plant.
Ida Grove.
A number of fields Of barley and
early oats have been thrashed in this
locality and general reports indicate
about an average yield. Barley is
running from Is to 40 and oats from
40 to so bushels per acre. Little of
the new grain has yet been offered
on the market and dealers are not
in position to make definite state
ment in regard to quality, but think
it will be mostly of medium grade.
The cutting of wheat and late oats
will be nearly all finished this week.
Farmers are expecting good yield of
these cereals.
West Branch.
Clarence Sconey, of Fairfax, who is
visiting at the home of Tom Evans,
residing near Oasis, was badly injured
by a fail from horse Sunday, but is
doing nicely now. He was racing with
his host and started to ride past a
gate. when the horse sweryed sudden
" to pass through the gate. The boy.
who is Is years Of age. lost his bai-
ance- and M2s lung heavily afEs adtlE-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10

Iowa Falls.
lightning struck Mr.. Sevey's house
in east Iowa Falls, last week and did
considerable damage, the telephone
suffering total destruction. and
screen door was demolished.
Council Bluffs.
Safe blowers wrecked the safes IN
the Offices of the Gravel Merchandise
Company and the Fullerton Lumber
Company at Tenant, ard secured
about $500. Bloodhounds are on the
trail of the bandits.
Gladbrook.
J. J. Brand met with severe acci-
dent Wednesday while helping j. A.
KYLE put hay into the barn. In some
manner he caught his hand in one OF
the pulleys, decorating his fingers SO
badly that it was necessary to ampu-
tate the third and little fingers at the
first joint.
Nj. Pleasant.
The college authorities nave presen-
ted the old chapel pulpit to the Colored
Methodist church on Henry street. 1t
was In fine repair, but had seen con-
siderable service, and Rev. T. S. Pool,
pastor of the Methodist circuit here,
presented the college witliza new one.
made with his own hands, last COM
mencement season.
Iowa City.
Patrick Curry OF Hardin township
has filed a petition with the county
clerk asking the court to grant him
permission to sell his 20 acres Of land.
He states that he is feeble and unable
to provide for his own keeping and as
his wife is Of unsound mind it is neces-
sarv for the court to grant him per-
mission to sell his property.
Waterloo.
Plans have almost been perfected
whereby two at least of the remaining
band concerts of the season will be
given from the floating pavilion in the
river. The committee having in charge
the event are now waiting for the
contribution of one man before they
will announce definitely when the con-
cert will be held and the plans in de-
tail.
Hilton.
Joe White was Instantly killed Sat-
urday morning about o'clock by
fall Of slate in the Whitebreast Coal
Companys mine at Hilton. He was a
young man 10 years of age and a son
of VIM White of Hilton. The deceased
was timberman and was preparing
to prop place where the slate was
loose when heavy mass Of the shale
and rock fell on him, breaking his neck
and killing him instantly.
Hiteman.
George Roberts of Hiteman nearly
lost his life Friday afternoon at the
Wapello Coal Company's shaft No. 3.
He was employed at the mine as eager
at the shaft bottom and while crossing
the shaft he was caught by the
descending cage which weighs nearly
two tons, and crushed down into the
bottom of the stump, where he was held
several minutes before he was released
by a fellow workman signaling the en-
gineer to lift the cage. When taken
out he was unconscious. His breast
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
vania. A wife and five children sur
vive him. The funeral has not been ar
ranged.
HAPPY HooLleAN ARRESTED.
dummy Paper" Scenes Realized In
Real Life at Dubuque.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Dubuque, Aug. 10.-Just as happens
in the funny paper" only the scene
this time was shifted to real life,
Happy Hooligan, whose real name is
James Winney, was arrested aere at
the central engine house. Winney oc-
cupies the role whose name he bears,
in one of the carnival attractions now
showing here, and got into an argu-
ment with Gloomy Gus, alias, Carl
Ferris. From words they went to blows
and the excitement was quelled by a
policeman who took them in the PRO
crastination Wagon to the lock-up.
In the police court they paid fines
and We're discharged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
BRIDE AND GROOM PRISONERS

Des Moines Couple Paid by Friends
For Practical Joke They Once Per-
petrated.
Des Moines, Aug. 1O.-Dr. William
A. Sharp and his bride. Miss Emma
Conger, niece of Ambassador Edwin
VI. Conger, were kidnapped from their
home here the night of their wedding
and held prisoners in strange fiat TO.
thirty hours.
This was in revenge for a joke play
ed by DIR. Sharp and Miss Conger on
friends who were married several
months ago.
The Sharps had been in the house
but few minutes when g. crowd en-
tered put out the light, and forced the
bride and groom into closed carriage.
The carriage was driven to a flat four
miles away from East 'Des Moines.
There the couple were loclEd in
darkness and pickets established out
side held them prisoners.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
.lNDIcATloNs POINT TO SUICIDE,
Body Of Unknown Man Found in Fair
view Cemetery at Council Bluffs.

q Body OF Unknown Man Found IN FAR.
view Cemetery Of Council Bluffs.
Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, Aug. 10.-Lying on
the grass in Fairview cemetery, the
body Of an unknown man was found
with q bullet hole thru his left breast
and revolver lying by his side with
a discharged cartridge in it. Every in
dication points to the suicide theory.
Coroner v. L. Treynor has taken pos
session Of the remains and will hold an
/ inquest.
Nothing on the body tells the name
or address Of the dead man. Besides
the revolver and some cartridges, a
scard Of a Kansas City restaurant with
An erased name on the back of it that
looks like Frank Richards or Frank
constitutes the entire effects
/ Of the suicide. His clothes were shah
by and almost ragged. Cheap striped
trousers, black well worn coat, blue
cotton shirt, black SLOUGH hat and
heavy hob nailed shoes made up his
wardrobe.
The body, which lies in the under
takers rooms, shows man with reg
ular features and a well developed
head and body. He had a short sandy
mustache, short hair. brown eyes and
regular teeth.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
CHILD SLAVE WANTS DIVORCE.
Mrs. Hazel Lorraine HELM, of Des
Mones, Tells a Pitiful Tale.


Des Moines, Iowa. Aug. 10.-A child
slave, If her statements are 10
be believed, Mrs. Hazel Lorraine
HELM, aged 90 has had attorneys
draw up Il petition for divorce from
her husband. Charles f., proprietor OF
a restaurant at 315 East Fifth street.
For nine months out of every year
for four years past. the woman says
she has been forced to work from In
the morning until after midnight and
never got a penny for 1t.
In addition she says her husband
forces her to bear indignities forced
upon her by his mother. Her health
is broken and she cannot longer stand
the strain she AYERS in the petition to
be filed by McHenry & Graham to-
morrow
She went to live with the mother
when she was Is years old Three
years later HELM married her.
She asks for $1,000 alimony and her
maiden name, Hazel Voodry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10

misused the girl, chastising her with
whip and stick of stove wood. The
testimony was not all in at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. but it is certain thal
Judge Clements will not allow the glrl
to be sent back to the foster parents
and it is the general belief she VIII
not be sent to the reform school. ~
seems more probable the court VIII
dismiss the case against the girl and
order her sent to some other home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
Workman Badly Hurt.

Special to Times Republican.
Spencer, Aug. 10.-Leonard Reed,
who has been employed in the foundry
OF the f. X Maurer Company, recent
ly received bad burn. He was help
ing to pour babbit metal into a boxing
when it exploded and flew up In his
face burning him badly. Fortunately
however, his eyes were uninjured and
at present he is getting along nicely.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
DROPS DEAD AT HIS WORK.
Daniel steffy, Aged 76, Dies Suddenly
at Washington.

Washington, Aug. 1o.-Daniel steffy,
aged rs years, dropped dead while at
work at the Rock Island pump station
at the west reservoir yesterday. He
was found by two boys. Donald Bell
and Harry Let's. Jr.. who had been
fishing. The aged man was by his
whselbarrow, having just dumped a
load Of cinders. It is thought he had
not been dead long. when found. Par
alysis probably was the cause of his
death. Mr.. Steny had been an em-
pioys Of the Rock Island Company for
pears He was . native Of Pennsyl.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
Caught Between Cars.

Special to Times Republican
Lehigh Aug. 1O.-Jake Ralston, OF
Webster City, conductor on the ac-
oomodation train on the Crooked Creek
road, was pinched between two cars at
this place yesterday. Rals-on was at
work switching in the company's
yards. His injuries, while not regarded
as serious. will probably lay him up for
a. short time
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
Remains of Mrs. Rose Hartman
Found In Timber South Of
Clear Lake
CAUSE OF DEATH UNKNOWN
She Had Gone to Drive Homo the Cows
and Children Found Her Dead When
Sent to Search for Her-Heart Fail
ure Most General Theory = The Case
Of Myra Ross at Newton.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Mason City, Aug. 10.-The dead body
OF Mrs. Rose Hartman, wife OF Henry
Hartman, a farmer. was found in the
eereton woods south of Clear Lake.
Whether the woman committed sui
eide, died Of natural causes or was
murdered is not known. There is no
evidence of violence, however, and the
theory Of murder is not given much
weight. The general belief is that she
died of heart failure. She had gone to
drive up the COWS and not returning
q search was made by the children.
The coroner will investigate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
KNOWN IN MASON CITY.
Friends Regret Sad Ending Of Life Of
George E. Roebuck, In Minneapolis.

Special to Times-Republican.
Mason City, Aug. 1O.-George n.
Roebuck, who recently ended his life
In Minneapolis, to save embarrassment
over some trouble in settling up family
matters following the deaths of his
father and brother, George and Will
Roebuck, few months ago. was we'll
and, favorably known in Mason City
and Cerro Gordo county. He started
in the wholesale novelty business, with
his brother, about ten years ago, and
prospered well in Minneapolis, where
they located. The mother, Mrs. George
Roebuck, was at the home Of her son
ct the time Of his death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
ROBBERS QUICKLY CAUGHT.
Three Daring Highwaymen Taken Into
Custody at Sioux City.

~ GO SS'sb3 sltS'sSSythSu -'--SS
Custody at Sioux City.
Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City, Aug. s10.-Withtn twenty
minutes Of the time they robbed Lewis
Gauer of about $50 on Milwaukee
and st. Paul passenger train. entering
the city from the east, yesterday, john
Murphy, Ed Eaton and Jim Brougnan
were locked up at police headquarters
where most of the money was recover
ed
The men, after fleeing their COM
panion, leaped from the moving train
and hurriedly walked through town.
but were captured by Desk Sergeant
Peirce and Officers Carlson and Har-
vey at the corner Of Pearl and Fourth
streets.
Gauer, the victim, Murphy, Eaton
and Broughan were members of a
gang Of workmen in charge of Con-
tractor John Wickam, Of Omaha, who
was en- route to west of Chamberlain
to work on the extension Of the Mil
Swaukee and st. Paul to the Black
Hills. He and the others became part
~ intoxicated and shortly before the
train reached Sioux City. Gauer fell
asleep in the smoker
With the party was another work.
man named James Donnelly of 1858
Manchester avenue. st. Louis. He told
Chief Dineen. to whom he and Con-
tractor Wickam reported as soon as
they disenbarked at the Milwaukee
and St Paul depot, that Murphy rob
bed Gauer, while Broughan and Eaton
stood by. Donnelly says he protested,
but the men dashed out Of the car
when Gauer awoke and leaped from
the train.
He furnished the chief a good de-
scription of the men. Sergeant PIERCE
and Officers Carlson and Harvey dis
covered Murphy and companions. They
were escorted to police headquarters
and identified by Gauer and Donnelly
and Wickam.
Upon being searched only $S.05 was
found in Murphy's pockets. Sergeant
PIERCE was not satisfied and ordered
Murphy to strip. When this was done
PIERCE discovered two $40 bills tucked
away In the sweat leather OF Murphy's
hat. Eaton had only 80 cents, but Jim
Broughan turned up 1886, which he
had carefully concealed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
STORM DOES DAMAGE.

Crops Near Vernon Hurt, and Flax
Was Ruined.
Special to Times Republican,.
Emmetsburg. Aug. 10.--The storm
near Vernon Tuesday was quite sew
ere, and did great damage along Med
ium lake. e. Ferguson and D. Yaberg
had their crops entirely destroyed, also
considerable flax was ruined.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
WILL GO TO EAGLE GROVE.
A. M. Jones, Postal Clerk at Spencer
to be Transferred.

Special to Times Republican.
Spencer, Aug. 10.-A. NJ Jones. post
al clerk on the Milwaukee railway out
of Algona, has been transferred to Il
run on the c. & N. w. between Eagle
Grove, Iowa. and Gilmore, MINI. The
change of run will necessltate Mr.
Jones and family's removal from
Spencer, and they will make their home
at 'Taele Grove, moving about the 18th.
The new run is about sixty miles
long, and Mr.. Jones will make 1t up
and back each day and will be home
every night and Sundays. There will
be general regret on account of the
removal of this excellent family from
our city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
THREE-coRNERED FIGHT.
A Trio Of Aspirants Working for Mon.
tour Postma sterstip.

IUUT FVoSH5dSeotv"'Ps
Special to TimesARepublican.
Montour, Aug. 1O.-The fight for ths
Montour postoffice is on. Three petit
tons have been circulated. namely, fol
Miss Alice Dodd, for Mrs. Arthur Tap
lin, and for G. j. Stevens. Each one
has quite large number of sigma
lures and it is three-cornered fight
and hard to tell which will be sue
cessful. Mayor Lavake's name was
mentioned in connection with it, but
he is not and desires your correspond
ent to say that he has not been can
didate for the office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
Sheldon Girl Will Recover.

Sheldon, Aug. 10.-Miss Jennie Car
den the young lady who was thought
to have been fatally injured here last
Thursday by having her scalp remov-
ed in local printing office. bids fai.
to recover from the awful accident
which she experienced. She has dis
played wonderful nerve turnout the
trying ordeal, and is up and around tho
house. From her present conditions
everything points to a speedy recovery.
The doctors, when dressing the wound
stated that If she recovered it would
be nothing short of miracle.
When you go in to collect bill, til,
man at the counter is less apt to H.
quire about the health Of your famil
than when YOU 60 in to nav one.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-10
--Tramp meta|ico

Departamento del interior de Puerto
Rico.-Boreau de Ooras P1blicas.
San Juan, Julio 25 de 1905.
Ell Boreau de Obras Pdblicas, De.
partamento ;del Interior do Fuertc.
Rico, recibira en- etta ofciaa hasta
las 10 .. m. del dia 30 de Sstiembre de
l 905, en- cuya fecha 90 abrirln pGbli-
caments propos!ciones en- pliegos ce
rrados, pianos y pliegos de condicio-
mes para Ia adiudicacion on pdblica
subasta de las obras de construction,
transporte y monssie, 8 solaments pa.
70 las obras de construction y entire
60 en- 81 muelle de San Juan, P. r. dc
un tramo mstAlico de 2e6 pies ISL. .10m]
de luz sobre el Rio Grsnde de Lola,
Carolina.
Plano acotsdo del empls xamiento,
peril del trazado, condtclones y des.
crlpci6n de 10 obra SO encusntran de
manifesto en- estA oficina y en- Ia 0fici-
ma del Engineering N.ws,, 22j Broad.
way, New York.
Ia administr raci6n se reserva el
derecho de rechazsr cualquiera y TO-
das las proposiciones.
Por orden del Comisionado del In
terror, J. J. T,nensz, Surerintendente
de Obras PGblicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-10
N0TJCJAS DEL DJA

cargAdo de llevAr . cabo las necesa'
rias gsstiones para conseguir 10 &C.
grsgaci6n de dicho poblsdo dol muni'
pio de Ssr Juan.
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa
lido en- estos dltimos cinco afios y por
6sta raz6n los recomendados por los
profesores de mdsica de mas prestigio
On la isla, son los de la fAbrica Kohls,
& Campbsu, de New York, de la cual
ss agente en- San Juan A. s. Belaval,
Apartado 81, & quien puede usted
dirigirse para mejores informes.
ETHE HELvETIA.-27 calle de
Ia Cruz. Gran casa de hespedes. <Ta-
BILE d. hotels. Aposentos para familias
y personals solas. Comidas & cincuen.
ia centavos cubierto. BaiIos. Telefonc
1872. Apartado correo, 2s5. Propieta.
rio, Pedro Schlra. Nots: Este hotel
esta q cargo de una sefiorita cague.
ID
PARA curar un resfriado en- ur
un dla tome las <Pastillas laxantes de
bromo-quinina.s Ell boticario le de.
volver& ell dinero 81 no Sc cura. La
frma de e. F. Grove Sc halla en- cada
cajitat
I'm breve 10 pondrA Ia venta en-
esta ciudad, un folleto en- el que 80
hacs extensa y detallsda relaci6n de
todos los sucesos ocurridos durante Ia
huelga. Llevar& por II ulo, La huelga
de los brdceros de San Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-10
III
Obras son amores.

NO % asrssdor ssramsnte Diego 10 duYezs con cue 10
s tado On IN momsnto DO indscuDabs tr.sorno Asabo
mucAo dfo hsya hsho antss msrscs to aue
to un; :; Pers sntro en- nstsris dssds lusgo
Cuando llegue sass, "a s,taba lsvaHtade . Dfome
que no habia dormide hsro 10 rsvsaba "a ssmhlsnts
Sc haba psbrs lscopus tal nsmbre habs que darls
n aqus pttoa de sobts senrssse
espantosamsnts 81 niras Fl mo sa6 abYirns con sous
as armas On name ntroduo dsspacho dcindons
-Cr,i que eran los padrnes Los tsngo citados las
mus He buscado dos cspitsnes d. nf.ntsr, one nj
slqusr' 'e como se imsn los prmsros que trspecl
ca'e Gents ruda de fsroE sspsctc sdcionsda las
Do tgres sedsntos de sangrs 20 H.. Conque vamos
que to trae acute Supongo que vendrss
mone.rme de nusvo Sin embargo tenes tL ntsnti6n
dire que estey dscddo malrlo que 10 nat6 nduda
sIemente Il mi muis ii mundo sntero que 50 ms
pongs delsntel.
Yo 10 deiaba hb'sr adQufr 81 dsrecho de que ma
0yee pero en eO 10 lbtk puertt del dpasho spas,6 "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-10
Ell ESCANDAtU

nfaniA mi inossnsa Conqss e vsrdugo pds per-
den M Es Mrdsl. 10 no 10 psrdono Iono 10 psrdoa sr6
jamGs!
-lFsbi&n, critic 6zAro. eorrsndo haca a..
Ahora 70 que necssa sangrs prosgui6 s cui-
tado Ahora soy quisn dss.fa hobrs viii 81 ingrato a
inio que ha tende tres das bsjo pies Nsaro
iJuan i'd. corrsd psrdkis msmsnto decide
al calumniador. dssds a ruin OK p6sso...
-Ssnorss. rstiro. ,sdan ustsdes con Dos :.
ntsrunp6 este padre MAnraus osgsado sombrero
sneaminEndose hacia ID pusrts
Tabikn, atsrrado. no continue discurso.
EJsaua dstuvo entonses diio. ssnalando a Cslo:
Ell ingrato, sl verdadero ingrato. usted
Fabian de6 brszos 10 largo de suerpo: ba6
Ia cabsxa desplom6 sobre IL sia
-Es verdad L.. .,murmur6.
81 padre Nanrqus rstroced6 al OR eats Erase; ol6 s
sombrsro y ssntkudo ado del abAio iovsn, e dDo con
blandurs:
NO divide usted 10 hablamos aHoshe on nj zelda
Por denk psrssme Indispensable sr odo Olga used
Gzs sspa cue medios hs que panto Aa dguado
Ia Mssrcorda Dvina indultar ustsd de usta pena
Fabian ap6 d rostro las balbuss6 dssf.ls-
cidamsnte:
~Tisne usted ra.6n... HablA. LAzsro.. dsdes
do nj profundo sgradecimiento. 49,.
HEAro habia estado impiando susvedos de oro
cal6seos entonces. y habl6 de 10 ziguents manera:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-10
.Anuncio.-- metd|ico

Departamento del Iotsrior de Puerto
Rico.-Bureao de Obras PIbli'
cas.-San Juan, Julio rs de 1905.
Ell Bureau de Ooras pdblicss, De.
p psrtamento del Interior de Puerto RI
co, recibira On esta o6cina hasta lai
10 A. M. del dia 30 de Ssptiembre de
| 1905, en- cuya fecha 20 abrirAn pdbli-
camense, proposIciones on pliegos Gee
rrados, pianos pliegos do condicio-
mes para Ia Adjudication en- pdblics
susasta dc las obras do construction,
trasporta y montaie, 6 solamsnte las
obras de construction y entrega en- el
muslle de San Juan, P. R., do un ira
mo metGlico dc 100 pies (30.48 M de
Luz Aobre el Rio Cagt tas, Csguss.
Plano acosado del emplax amisnto,
peril del trazado, condIciones y des-
cripci6n dc Ia obra % enouentran de
manifesto en- esta o6cina y en- 10 Of
Gina del 'Engineering News, 22O
Bradwsy, New York.
La administration Sc reierva el
derecho de rechazar cualquiera y to.
das las proposiciones.
Por orden del Comisionado del
Interior,
]. JIMENEZ,
Superi OF sndente do Ooras tuolicas.