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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
DEATH RECORD BEATEN
During 1904 There Were AL
564 Deaths in New York State
Pneumonia Claimed 5000
in Five Months Consumption
Takes $4,000.

Albany y. Y.-The death record OF
this state has been beaten, the figures
of 1904. going higher than was ever
reached before. The death rate per
thousand OF population was 1872
against an average rate of 11.2 for the
past five years.
Pneumonia was one of the chief
causes of mortality. There were 5000
deaths in New York from this dread
disease in the first five months of 1904.
I2.5 per cent of the total deaths and
1000 more than occurred from the
same cause in 1903
Consumption caused over $4,000
deaths; it carried away from 1000 TO
HOO each month.
THE DANGER Is NOW
Pneumonia and consumption are be
ing taken every day. The air is fun
OF their evil germs. Only perfectly
perfect Todays cough or cold may
mean tomorrOw's pneumonia.
Cure your lungs at once. Not by a
mere cough syrup. for you cannot
Take d lung cure.
DR.. AckeT'S English Remedy has
cured lungs-often lungs far gone in
Consumption-fOr more than fifty years.
Il is d physicians famous prescription
Chloro- glycerine does the work. Cures
children as by magic. You feel the
glow of health in your lungs just after
taking it.
4 free bottle Of this Remedy viii be
sent to any one who writes for IL 70 w
VI. Hooker & Co, Il Euicott street. Buf-
falo. n. \.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
MEN TO INSPECT
SHEEP NAMED
Appointments Announced by the
State Board.
COVER TWENTY DISTRICTS
SALT LAKE AND UTAH COUNTIES
ARE COMBINED.

The Utah board Of sheer. commission
Prs has announced the following list of
state sheep inspectors:
District No Box Elder county,
west of SnorviIIe; A. +. Robinson, Fill
more
District No. Cache county and Box
Elder county, cast of Snowvile; J. r
Olson, Brigham City.
District No. 3-Rich county; John
Ncboker. Laketown.
District No. davis, Weber and
Morgan counties; Warren $. Stevenson,
Layton.
District No. summit and Wasatch
counties. north and west of reservation;
Joseph w Thomas. Heber city
District No 6-Tooele county, north
and west of line running from Mercur
10 Johnson pass. g. r.. Mcbride, Iooele
City.
Tics. south OF Springvillc canyon ana
Benjamin: ". g. Orme, Nephi-
District No. S-Millard. Beaver and
Iron counties. south of Cedar city H.
n. Atl<in, St George
District No. 1O-aue county; Hebcr j..
AI.eks. OrderVille-
District No. 11-Gartield county; War
rcu =. Sevey, Panguitch-
District No. 12-Piute and Sewer
counties; David Collins, Munroe-
District No. I3-Sanpete county; Ne
phi r NyDorg. Mt. Pleasant.
District No. 14-SaIt Lake and Utah
counties, north of Benjamin and Spring
VILE canyon; William Yates, Lehi-
District NO. 1J-Carbon and WaSatch
counties, south Of reservation; j J.
Grauer Cotton.
District No. l6-Emery county, Soren
JT.uspu fr.- C'aStIo daie.
District No. 11-Wayne county; VII
lard Pace. LOd.
District No. 1S-Grand and San Juan
counties: \. a. Taylor. Moab
District No. 19-Uiutah county; J. 5.
Hacking, NeTual.
District No. 2O-Southwest part of
ToocIc county and northwest part Of
Juab county; X. :. AChurCh, Trout
creek
The above appointments were agreed
upon March "a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
YOUTH MAY BE INSANE
r, H. Brewer, Who Jumped Into Jor-
dan River, Shows No Improve
ment III His Condition.

+. Il Brewer was arraiEued before
Judge Armstrong IN the district court
yesterday on the charge of insanity, and
after "A brief examination was rcmanded
10 the custody OF the sheriff for two
days. when he viii bc again brought into
court
Brewer is about - years OF age lie
Was arrested five days ago at Bingham
Junction after he had taken off most Of
his clothing and had jumped into the
Jordan river. At first II was supposed
That lac was suffcriug with Il case Of the
'-IImmies' from excessive Indulgence in
stimulating aud Undertaking bevera ges.
Hud that "a few uayS re3oSe in the county
jail would clear his mental vision. But
Instead of improving, his condition has
grown worse. and il looks as though he
will have to be sent to the State Mental
hospital At Provo. During his inCarCera-
1iou i'm the Jail nc has frequently held
imaginary conversations through i'm
aGiuary telephones with his parents who
1--WE somewhere in the east. He was en-
lIUyCI i'm one of the SmcItCrs prior to
being taken into custody.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28

LANGUISHES IN JAIL.
Jim Foster Bound Over to the Dis
trict Court For Grand Larceny.

Bingham Junction. March 27.-On Satur-
DAY Judge Williams bound Jim Foster
over to the district court TO answer TO
me charge of grand larceny. At the
nearing Foster entered a plea of not
guilty The crime he is accused of is
the stealing of a horse and buggy from
Ernest PaDDaS on Feb. %. Foster ad-
united that he drove the outfit to Salt
Lake, but said that it had been given 10
MN by a stranger. He also pleaded to
being, drunk at the time The judge
bound him over to the district court and
i'm default of a 800 boad he was re-
manded to Jail
On Sunday funeral services were held
over the remains of the 5-months' old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Hegemier. the
death having occurred on Wednesday
ihterment was in the East Jordan Gene
terry.
At about / O'Clock Sunday morning
burglars tried TO enter Vinceut's saloon
through a rear window, but were fright
ened away before their plans had sue
ceeded. y boy who was passing at the
tlme heard the crash of the window pane
ana ran around the building in time to
see 1lNe men beat "A haSty retreat. The
need of night Waterman for the Main
street business houses is strongly felt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
NARROWLY ESCAPED DEATH
Attempt to AssaSsinate London Cor
respondent in the PostOffice
at Morocco,

Tangier. Morocco, March 2T--Walter
3. Harris, the correspondent of a Lon
don newspaper, was attacked by a ma
tive while in the British pOstOttiCe to
day. His assailant. a Moorish hotel
guide, suddenly rushed upon him with
knife which, however, struck the ring
of MIR. Harris watch and slightly
wounded him in the stomach. Mr.. Har-
ris says he is not aware OF any reason
for the attack.
Mr.. Harris Is the correspondent VINO
was capturedWby Moorish tribesmen
near Tangier i'll June 1908, and was held
in custody by Raisui the brigand
chief until some of RaiSuli'S follow
who were in Jail at Tangier were re-
leased by the authorities there. In May
last RaisuH captured and held until
ransOmed Ion Perdicaris, an American
citizen, and Cromwell Narley, his step
son, "A British subject. Mr. Harris lives
on the outskirts of Tangier not far from
the home of Mr.. Perdicaris. In Deem
Der last tribesmen made two attacks on
the house of Mr.. Harris and took away
the rifles and ammunition of the guard
stationed in the vicinity, after killing
one of the guards BacaSh, the chief
who led this expedition, was killed jan
uary last while raidiuE a village near
Tangier-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
MAY BE FAIR DIFFERENCE
This Government Will Not Act Until
Castro's Def Comes to
Hand

Washington, March Eft has been
decided to await the reception of the ex-
act text of President Castros refusal
to accept Minister Bowers arbitration
proposition before proceeding further
with the negotiations i'm this line. 1t is
realized that there may be "A fair diff
ference of opinion as to whether or not
the Venezuelan response was cOuChed i'm
diScourteouS language, and IL may be
that at this distance from the seat of
negOtia tons and after the lapse of "A
few days the words which appeared to
Mr.. Bowen 10 be inSOlent viii admit
of a different construction. The dispo-
sition is to move circUmspectIy at least
At this end and unless President Castro
chooses to force All issue by another
move at Caracas it is believed some
time will be consumed in reaching q
settlement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
CHANCE FOR CONTEST,
Edna Wallace Hopper Wins Victory
in Court.

IN court
san Francisco March 27.-Edna Wal
lace Hopper. the actress, has won her
first victory in the fight for d share i'm
the millions of the late Alexander
Duusmuir, her step-father-
Judge Coffey today declared null and
void all proceedings taken in his court
in May 1900, because the original will
was not filed here Instead it was car
ricd To Victoria, r. G., by James Duns-
muir. brother and sole devisee.
Now that original will must he
brought and filed in San Francisco
county. and its filing will mean u con-
test. for Mrs Hopper and the dece-
dents mother, Mis-. Ivan Olive Duns-
muir. desire to share in the estate Of
more than S7.00G d00.
Judge COffey rendered a lengthy opin-
ion. dwelling particularly ON the lack
of presidents. He said that the ruI-
ing would doubtless make it possible
for other estates involving millions of
dollars worth OF property TO be brought
INTO litigation on the same grounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Job Harkcr 70 Heller BenniOn. part
section . TOWNSHIP. south of
tdiiEt west ------- .-.-.-..--..
Samuel T. Bcnnion 10 Heber Ben
Mon. part section II. township >
south ct raR-e Z WcSt-.-.-..-..--.-
George y. Dean 10 Emil T. TSgr-oD
lot 20. block > Hoaths subdivision
O. !. Buckley TO John O'Leary. part
section >. township south, range
WcSt -..--........... --..----- .-------
William +. Ellison Co ". r. Ellison
part lot >, block 15l, plat A..
William i. Ellison TO William r
Ellison. part section d township
I south Of range 1 wcst....-.....
Andrew J. Burt TO Ann b. Davis.
part lot Z. block % plat p.
Urban PiCknen 70 Lorenzo Snow.
part lot I. block l.. plat A..
Urban PcCknill TO Lorenzo Snow.
part lot ! block l.. plat A..
l. r Hubbard to Joseph Smith lots
. ctc. block >. Linden Iark No >
Samuel Rirad to joseph smith lots
H., Is, etc, block 8, Marion park.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
OFFERS TO COMPROMISE.
Mrs. W. L. Price Is Willing to Accept
$500 For Personal Injuries.

Mrs. ". L. Price. who rs the proprietor
o. the Miller hotel. yesterday filed a
claim FOR $1,000 against the city. which
sh" offers TO scale down to $500 if tho
CITY will produce the cash without un-
Necessary delay
Sh" claims that while walking Oh the
sidewalk that runs along the Miller no
1o' on the west side of state street be
Jv"cu Second and Third South streets
with "a baby iU her arms. ON tho evening
Of March 10. 1905, she stepped int "a hole
filled with water and fen. severely bruie-
luZ her left leg from the ankle TO the
knee The accident caused her TO be con
fined to her bed for week and her
doctor tells her &c viii be five weeks more
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28

sional hunter saw bis finish Who would
think of competing with such agencies?
As the story came. in simon-pure con
dlt1on from West Second South street.
Mr. Kelly ) son Carl and party OF com
panlons were in the vicinity of Saltair
during Saturdays storm. The lightning
flashes were quite frequent During the
display q particularly brilliant bolt was
seen TO strike in the midst of "A flock of
ducks several hundred yeardS i'm the air.
OF course the birds were killed and
fell to the ground. Kelly ct al. picked
them up.
When Mr.. Kelly was questioned over
the phone last night as 10 the ia cts
IN the case he was in a hurry. Just about
To leave town although his going had no
connection with the tale he referred
the inquirer to his son. who, he said
knew All about the affair
Kelly Junior, gave G. 3. away By ad-
hitting that the duck affair had been
cooked w. at the latters place of bust
ness during the course of "A conversation
yesterday morning on game and hunting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN IF A THUNDERBOLI
FELL AMID A FLOCK OF DUCKS

Struck by a bolt of lightning, eleven
ducks. part of d flock of Mallards. were
instantly killed near Saltair during Sat
urdays storm. Not only that, but the
birds We're cooked TO an epicurean brown
by the electrocuting process, apd were
served at Sundays dinner at the home OF
.. B. Kelly.
At least, so said Mr. Kelly
The account of the phenomenon cir
culated quickly about the city yesterday
and as result various members of the
Kelly firm were made the target for all
kinds of questions relating TO the staying
of the Mallards in this Jove-like way
The game warden and his deputies
when they heard of the occurrence. saw
at once that they were up against it.
What was the use of game laws protect
ing the ducks if a thunder bolt or two
or a lightning flash could come along out
of season and do double-barreled work in
seconds time2 Likewise the profess
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
DANDRUFF DON'T WASH OUT

The Germ That Causes 1T Has 10 be Dc
stroNcd to cure Dandruft
ATanv "A woman spends an hour twice a
week securing her scalp. thinking that BY
SCrlbbing off the scurt she viii cure the
daudruff. Two hours q week, at the age
Twelve hours each or tWo-t birds Of e, year
of kcr life III that vain hone, vain he
cause you can't cure dandruff without
killing tho ddudTUff germ. and the only
hsir nreoaratiou on earth thst viii do
that is N0wbro' s. "He-DiCidc also a DC
Hehtful hair dressing and thorough anti
septic against All cont Eiou from use Of
others hair brushes. SOLD b. leading
druggists send loo III stamnS for sam
pie 10 The Herplcide Co. pstTolt. Mica.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
ROYALIST ACTIVITY.
Debate on the Church and State Bill
in France.

Paris March 27.-The debate on the
bill providing for the separation Of
church and state was renewed in the
chamber of deputies today. Count Boni
De Castellaine Republican,. who was
among the speakers, maintained that
the measure did not mean the separa-
tion Of church and state but the ex-
tinction Of the church by the state
A manifesto issued by the Duke Of
Orleans is attracting much attention. 1t
says a restoration of the monarchy is
necessary to restore an orderly admin
istratiOn of the country and to insure
religious liberty. The manifesto is re-
garded as an appeal to the clerical ele-
ment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
WILL BE SENTENCED THURSDAY
John L. O'Brine, Convicted of Crimi-
nal Assault, May Get Long Term.

john L. O'Brine was found guilty by a
jury i'm the criminal division of the dis
frict court yesterday of criminal assault
Uu Hattie l. Sharkey, who at the time
az an" crime. in May. 1903. was 9 years
,rf age. Judge Armstrong fixed 10 a. m.
Thursday. March ~, the time of pass
ju- sentence ON the prisoner. The stat
1uos provide a penalty Of from five TO
twenty years O'Briuc is the girls step
father and at the time OF the assault
on the =frI her mother was III.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
|. N. STOHL TRUSTEE A. C.
Is Appointed in Place of Mrs. Lctitia
Pcery Richards.

Lorenzo y StohI was. appointed trus-
10 uf tine Agricultural college by Cover
1'rr John g. Cutler yesterday 10 fill the
N.irsuey caused by the failure of Mrs
1.ptitia B"cTy Richards 10 quaUTv.
Dr- r. VI. ConrOy and y. 3. Evans were
appointed members OF the board of
trustees of tho state Industrial school
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
Success

comes only to the man or woman wha
is of strong nerve, keen brain, and
boundless energy. To perfect these
qualities in those who lack them we
put up PalmO Tablets They do the
work, and besides are great for the
kidneys, induce restful sleep, and
make you look and ieel years younger.
90 cents. Book Free. Address The
S, r. Fell Co, Cleveland, o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. 10 degrees: min
lmIm tcm3cra turc. % degrees; mean
Temperature. IS degrees. which is J. de-
SreeS pcloW the normal Accumulated
excess of temperature since the first of
TN" month. l29 degrees Accumulated ex-
cess Of temperature since Jan. l. 2l de-
GTeeS- Total precipitation from s y. m
To ID. m. 81 inch. Accumulated de-
HcicncY OF precipitation since the first
OF the month. % inch. Accumulated de
lilcicncN OF precipitation since Jan. !, -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28

front of our advance guard. a men. rank
ing - officers: 80 men. ranking as non
commissioned officers: 9 nurses. . priests.
4 merchants attached to the army Re
leased at their desire IN Chefoo or ShanC-
hai. - men ranking as officers y,
nurses. as meu. ranking as non-commis-
stoned Officers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
RELEASED BY JAPANESE.

Washington March 1.-THE japanese
legation has received the following dis
patch from Toxic:
OF the Russian nOn-cOmb aSantS who
fell into OtIr hands at the attic of Muk-
den. the following were released; I'm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
For Sale BY F. J. Hill Drug Co.

Hagerman Pass is one of the crown
ing glOTies OF the Rocky mountains
The Colorado Midland Railway has is
sued A magnificent steel engraving
26x4O inches. showing view OF this
pass. II is suitable for framing. and
win be sent 10 any address on receipt
of l. cents in stamps Write g II
Speors- g r A Denver or l.. n
Harding. general agent, SAT- Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
Goes to United States Court.

bingham Consolidated Mining company
NyaS ordered transferred to the United
States court 10y Judge Richie yesterday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28

Thomas A. Hodge. Salt Lake.
Mary +. GiaUQue, salt Lake.
Chris Anderson, Caliente. NPV.
Fannie Harmon. Mill Creek
Albert R NordduiSt. salt Lake.
Ida Pearl Evans. Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
Will Leave For Denver Within q
Week.

Would sell my home of 8 rooms, bath
furnace, everything modern. including
a barn. VIII give a very great bargain
to anyone as I would like TO sell before
leaving 123 n street. c. II. Brink
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

DIT. Hanchett's office removed to 401
Mccormick Block
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-28
De SOCIEDAD.

Los que vienen.-En Ell vapor correo es-
pafiol q. lego las primeras horas de hoy,
han regresado de Francia de Espana,
las distinguidas seforas dofia Eugenia Ro-
driguez, Viuda de Gonzalez, de Rio-gran-
de; doha .Enearnaci6n sabat viuda de Gel
gel y su senorita hija Lola y dos nifos de
los eaposos Piza-Geigel y Gonzalez Gel
gel. .@.
Bien YenidOs.
% RestabIecida-Ha deiado ell lecho, COM
pletamente restabIecida de la dolencia que
lie retuviera dos dfas en- 81, la distinguida
sefiora Providencia Cortada de Rodriguez,
10 que celebramos mucho.
E,1tusiGsn1O.-I4os buenos muchachos de
San Juan estan entusiasmados con la lle-
gada del popular Cocolfa, crece la ami
maci6n para el magnffco bale que prepa-
ran cuafenta enthusiasts bailadores de la
ciudad, para la noche del lunes en- ell Par
que,
Muy buena impression ha hecho la lie
gada de los m1sicos de Ponce & la ciudad
y sus conhpaneros de aquf les preparan al
gunos obsequios,
COfste, ,-'fNo Sc sacan castafias del fue-
go con mano agena." No daremos jamas
una broma en- nuestras ''notas," como tam
POGO anunciaremos ning6n compromise
amoroso como no sea por nuestra propia
cuenta en- Ell primer case y por propia ex-
periencia, en- ell segundo.
Una dgradGble ,feStecitG. motive
de los examenes de taquigraffa de las Sc
fioritas Schira, de Hato Rey, Sc dara ALI
una agradable festecita, a la que concurri-
ran los familiares 6 intimos de la casa y Sc
pasara seguramente agradable tempo, da-
da la bondad y cultura de tan apreciabIe
familia y exquisite gracia de las bellas Sc
noritas de La casa.
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-28
CURIOSO SU-
=" GESO AVER.

Aver tarde, en- Ell hospitalillo especial de
muieres, una de aquellas infelices, VicentR
QuiGones, de Palo Seco, tuvo necesidad de
recurrir al water closed, aparato para ella
desconocido cuyos resortes ign braba al
acabar de hacer uso de 81 de una manera
inadecuada, sd le desliz6 una pier ma en- d
sif6n, quedando mas presa de la que esta-
ba, pues 81 inodoro Sc convirti6 para ella
en- un cepo. .. II
A los gritos que diera pidiendo socorro
para saliT de tan grave como inesperado
aprieto, pues los resortes no estaban muy
floios, acudieron los empleados del estable-
cimiento, quedando todos absortos ante tan
descomunal suceso. l..
Di6se parte las autoridades y estas
dispusieron que una persona entendida en-
esas materias viera como resolver ell case
sin detrimento de la pierna de ID indivi-
dua nj del inodoro. La persona perita d.
10 solemnemente: ''voy dar mi humilde
opinion: hay que amputar la pierna 8
romper 81 sif6n.'' .. -.
Opt6se por este dltimo y Ia infeliz mu-
ier que habfa nnetido la pata en- forma y
modo, qued6 completamente libre de aquel
percance Por fortuna estos academies no
son muy Icomunes. --: II I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-28
Ia ESCUE go
RGCIONAL
Desde Hacs mas ds Medic SigIO
NADIA ha Podido EIaCer Ia AGCiOn
Official.
GunplanOs con d isher Dc EdueadOrSs.

Dentro de POGO quedara instalada la
casa de refugios, "a eccional de nifios des-
amparados.
De una parte, el gobeEnador ha solici-
tado las bases redactadas por el doctor
Gomez Brioso, presidentet de Ia junta de
caridad para la fundaci6n del asilo y cuyo
documento LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA ofreci6
4 Ia consideration pdblicas
Dicho documento fu6 solicitado con mo-
two de la petici6n que Sc hiciera Ia pri-
meIa autoridad de Ia isla, del edifcio de
Puerta de Terra, conodido por "Polvo-
rim.
De otra parte Ell alcalde de la ciudad, Sc
propone ceder una parte del edifcio en-
donde esta el dep6sito municipal, indepen-
dizandolo completamente para utihzarlo
interinamente, hasta que pueda disponerse
de otro local mejor.
Hay que proceder 4 Ia creaci6n inme-
data del asilo correctional.
Precisamente en- estos dias hemos tenido
oportunidad de yer conducidos q la carcel
municipal ninos de escuelas, que en- sus
travesuras de muchacho$, cometieron agre-
stones jugando pelotas 4 la salida de las
clases.
Espectacu1o verdaderamente desagrada-
BILE es presenciar q un p6licfa llevar la
carcel pdblica casi afrastrando, un
nifio.
Por ESQ insistimos en- este asunto,
todos debemos prestar nuestro concurso
moral material, 4 los iniciadores de la
casa correctional, no desviando la idea del
fin primordial que lie di6 calor.
La creaci6n de una escuela correctional
en- Puerto Rico, ha sido ideada desde el afo
de 1,841, en- cuya fecha el gobernador ge-
neral de la isla, don Santiago M6ndez de
Vigo, dict6 una circular estimulando el
espfritu pdblico aquel fin, suscribiendo
tambien dicho documentp la recien nom-
brada junta de benefcencia compuesta de
los sefiores Nicolas Alfonso Andrade, An
tonic Maria del Vale, Santos Puentes,
Jose Gutierrez del Arroyo, Jose Maria
Porrata, Nicolas Navarro Landete, doctor
Jose Luis Montesinos, Juan O'Keliy Ju-
Ian Garcia, secretario.
De suerte que desde mas de medic siglo
la iniciativa Official esta trabajando para la
creaci6n de una escuela correctional, sin
poderlo conseguir, asf es que la iniciativa
privada debe mostrarse activa, diligente, y
hacer con sus propios esfuerzos 10 que ell
deber impone, arrancando al vicio futuras
vfctimas.