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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
TAwNEY IN WASHINGTON
Republican Whip Of the House Confers
With Cannon.

Washington, dec, l.--Reprcscntatiye
James A. Tawney of Minnesota, Re
publican whip" Of the House, has ar.
rived in Washington for the session and
yesterday had u long conference with
Spcaker.to,be Cannon, The chairman
ship Of the committee on appropria.
tions IL understood TO have been con-.
sidered.
At n Republican caucas TO he held ON
Saturday only one important matter
outside Of routine business viii be con.
sidered. That relates TO the committees
Of the House, il having been proposed
that Republican representation should
be increased on account Of the over
whelming majority OF the dominant
party.
This plan Is generally approved by
Republican members although John
Sharp Williams, minority leader, is un.
derstood to have entered protest
against It. The present officers of the
house will be re-nominated and re.elect
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
Great Friend Of Present Prosecu-
tor and Resembles Him in
Many Ways.
EDDY NAMED JAS REGISTRAR
James NJ. Lawrence Of Bend Is Named
s Reeeiver-President Makes Ap.
pointments-- Heney Resigns Because
HIS Land Fraud Work Is Completed

Washington. Dcc. THE President
t.lay named the following appoint
mcn,- In O'egon;
10 t- United States Attorney in Ore
gon. William G. Bristol, OF Portland, vice
Franeis J. Honey, resigned.
To be Registrar Of The Land Office
at Rorburg. Benjamin l.. hidy Of Til,
lamook, Oregon, vice Joseph T. Bridg'
e.. removed.
To b. Receiver Of Public Moneys, al
Roseburg James NJ. Lawrence, Of Bend
Oregon, vice James II. Booth, removed
Mr.. IIeney's resignation l. the result
al the conclusion Of his work in inycsti
eating the land frauds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
First -Four Boxes Show Small
Gain for Hearst.
THE CANvAsaNG IS LIMITED
Only Voters for Candidates for Mayor,
Controller and President Of Board Of
Aldermen viii Be Counted and Void
Ballots wll Be Eliminated.

New York. Dec. The recount OF
the ballots in Ave ballot boxes used In
New York's contested mayoralty cleo
ton were orderol TO be begun today,
by Justice Amend in the Supreme
Court.
Justice Amend modified the original
order 40 as to limit the canvassing 10
the candldatc- for mayor. the controller,
and the president Of the board of alder
men, alSo Ia eliminate from the re-
count, void and protested ballots,
The opening of four boxes shows II
nct result Of II gain Of II votes in the
four districts, for Hearst.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
MUST REDUCE PRICE.

Chicago. Dec, l.-Representatives OF
the Big Nine Athletic conference. which
includes the Universities of Minnesota
WISCONSIN. Northwestern. chicago,
Michigan, Iowa. Indiana, Purdue, and
Illinois, at an annual meeting today en-
tered protest against the high prices
of admission charged at inter-eolleg
late football games and passed a reso,
luton declaring the maximum admis'
sion TO these contests shall not exceed
fifty cents. The conference considered
the growing brutality OF college football
but took no action thereon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02

Boston, Dec. 1.-The jury hearing the
evidence in the trial Of DR.. Percy De-
Mile Mcleod, the Back Bay physician
charged with being an accessory to the
performance of an illegal operation on
Susanna A. Geary, the dress suit case
victim, retired 10 consider the test.
mony at 4:45 o'clock this afternoon.
Judge Stevens before whom the case
was tried, instructed the jury to seal
the verdict, should one be reached to-
night, and present it to the court to-
morrow morning.
Mcleod. in his own defense, testified
he did not diSmember the body of the
chorus girl. and denied he ever had con
nection with the "Alrs. Dr. Bishop" Of.
fees He swore he had never been in.
side the Winthrop street house, where
the girl died. until he was summoned to
perform second operation to save
Miss Geary's life
According to McLeod's testimony he
was called to the Winthrop street house
by DR.. John II. Pettee. who few days
ago testified he was summoned there by
Mcleod He testified his only connec-
tion with the case was the performing
of an operation known as laparotomy
the only hope, he claimed, Of saving the
woman's life.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
Assert the Premier intends 70
Spring Election on Country at
lnopportune Moment.
NO INTENTION OF RESlGNING
Liberals Insist His Talk of Quitting is
Merely Blind to Shield His Real
Intentions from tip Country. that
woun Prefer to Dissolve Parliament

London, Dec. lin some quarters it
is considered possible that Balfour may
yet elect to dissolve Parliament rather
than resign.
Some Liberals do not hesitate to at
tribute 10 the Premier, deep-laid plot
TO spring the surprise Of general cleo
tion on the country at an inopportune
moment, for the sake of gaining tac-
tical advantage fox his party. BY fore
ing an election before new register
of voters comes into operation, in
January.
1t is further alleged that hints Of the
Premier's intention to resign are spread
for the purpose Of coneealing his real
motives from the country.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
NO VERDICT ANNOUNCED.
Court Martial Adjourns Without MAX
ing Public Its Findings.

Annapolis, Dec. 1.-The court martial
in the case of Midshipman Minor Meri-
wether, Jr., tried on q charge Of man
slaughter for causing the death Of Mid
shipman James r. Branch, Jr., in a fist
fight, completed its work late this af-
ternoon and adjourned. There is no in
formation as TO the findings Of the
court. The proceedings and record of
the care will be forwarded to the Navy
Department for review and a verdict
will be announced from Washington.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
DUTY ON WOOL.

Peterboro, Ont, Dec. lat yester-
days session of the tariff commission a
request for a Is per cent duty on wool
was made on behalf of the farmers
commission appointed to investigate
cOmbind4 Other requests were An
increase of ten per cent on engines and
boilers and that certain machines be
Transferred from the free list to a 35
per cent duty; five per cent increase on
blankets, a specific duty on door bells
and knobs and electrical supplies.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
Soldier Shoots and Kills.

Warsaw. Dee. Threat joy is mani
tested in the announcement of the
newspapers tonight that martial law
his been abolished. The police ordered
the arrest of boys delivering the papers
to ,uhscribrs because the news was
published without permission Of the au-
thotitic. Workmen approached the sol
der who wa patrolling, and shouted
that martial law had been abolished,
whereupon the soldier fired, killing the
workman.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
ALBANIANS ATTACK TROOPS.

Snlonica, Dee. 1T is reported that
the Albanian. yesterday attacked the
troop, n LUNA and captured several
cannon aud that Thrusi pasha has gone
Ia Liuma with troops II stated that
the Alhanins are furious at the pros.
pect Of the European powers taking
over tia financial control Of Macedon.
Ia
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
Assured They Could Remain Loyal Servants Of the
Emperor and at the Same Time
Present Their Demands.
PEOPLE ARE BEING LED TO WAR AND sELF-DEsTRUcTIoN
Manifested Warsaw That
Martial Law Has Abolished But Newys Who Deliver Papers
Subscribers Ground that News Was Published With
Permission from the Authorities Soldier Shoots Workman

a serious aspect today, when the police
were compelld TO fire on a rioting mob
II is reported that five rioters wert
killed. Later the rioters attacked the
Governors house. The Governor and
oflicer- are now be.eiged. The arriva
Of warships is anxiously awaited. Th'
strike il the result of the demand fol
higher wages, and all business Is sus
pended
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
vIoLINIST GIVES FIRST RECITAL.

New York, Dee. Jan Kubelik, the
Bohemian yiolinist, gave his first recit-
al in America this season at Carnegie
hall last night His program consisted
of concerts by Mozart, and vienna
wski. He was assisted by the New
York symphony orchestra. under the
direction of Walter Damrosch. Kube-
lik was given hearty applause and in
response played several extras.
After filling his engagements in this
city Kubelik will make a tour OF the
principal Western cities.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02

Portland, Dec. 1.-The death of Joe
Messenger and James Bidwell, in a To-
cial hospital last night, is traced die
rectly to drinking Chinese gin, obtained
in dives run by Chinese in this city.
During the past three months, FIVE
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
Cosacks Will Be Mobilired.

Sc Petersburg. Dec. l.-St. Peters.
burg il swaTming with Cossacks, on.
~ trops against whom there is no sus-
picion Of disaffection. II is understood
that the whole Cosack forces of the
empire. some 100000, will be mobiliz.
ei.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
Guards Are Arrested.

St. Petersburg, Dec. l.-Guards ar
rested at Tsarkoe Selo Thursday night
and Friday morning numbered $50, in
cluding ten officers. Numerous rumor.
are current, inchHling the assertion that
one OF the Grand Dukes Is involved in
a conspiracy against the Emperor, but
none of them are verified
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
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} SON OF BBANKER ENDS HIS Z
} EXISTENCE. .

} San Diego, Cal, Dec. l.-Chas.
} j. Godfrey. son Of Charles r.
Goafrey, the New York banker,
committed suicide yesterday near
} la Mesa by shooting himself.
Godfrey wa 30 years Of age and
} his health was poor. He came
} here about six years ago from
, Australia. He was respondent
over his condition and il !. be-
} lieyssi this caused him to take
his life.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
TWO MORE DEATHS FROM
DRINKING CHINESE GIN

deaths from drinking Chinese gin has
occurred in this city. Two drinks Of
the stuff usually renders the drinker
temporarily insane. and many bones
have recently been broken a. the result
of rows in the gin dives.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02

FOUND WITH BULLET HOLE
THROUGH HEAD. I

Butte, Dec. IA special from
kalispell says that the lifeless
body of Guy Conley, son OF a
well known ancher, was found
yesterday by the latter in
cabin where the young man had
been batching while representing
a timber company. There was
q bullet hole through the fore.
head and the rifle lay on the floor
near by the corpse. There is no
intimatiun whcather death was
accidental. or that the man was
murdered.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
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YET NO NEWS OF MISSING
vIOLINIST.

. New York, Dec. Ia cable
. dispatch from Brussels says;
D There is no news yet of the
D young violinist. Alfred NJ. Bard,
. of California, who mysteriously
, disappeared from his lodgings
D there October 20. He is a neph-
D ew of Senator Thomas Bard. He
B returned to Brussels, stopped
. the night of November 6 at the
o hotel in the Place Royale, and
D took a train to Paris the next
. day and the police have since
> lost all track of him.
a u a a A A q a q q q q q q . 8
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
IsELIN HAS NOT RESIGNED.

New York. Dec Adrian lselm, Jr',
tonight denied the report that he had
resigned ~ trustee Of the Mdtml Life
Insurance Company.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
ASTORIA, OREGON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1905
. >H>H>t>H>~> . . ~>>HH .
!, SAME OLD sT0RY-MISTAK- t,
} EN- FOR A DEER.

thicago, Dcc. IA dispatch
from Milaukee. Wis, says that
when the hunting season In Wis
consin and upper Michigan clos
ed last night. al records for cas-
ualtic- among hunters had been
broken. There are twcnty-six
dead and tity.four wounded,
some of whom may not recover.
The usual number Of the wound.
ed and killed we're mistaken for
deer
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY

Los Angeles, Dec. l.--Tacoma, s; h
Angeles, |.
San Francisco, Dee. Seattle, 2
San Francisco, 5.
Bakersfield, Dec. Portland, IL
Oakland, 2.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02
M'LEOD ON trial
First Of Series in the Suit Case
Mystery.
ACCUSED AS AN ACCESSORY

In His Own Behalf He Admits of Per-
forming Second Operation But In
sists He Did Not Dismember Susanna
A. Geary's Body.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-02

st. Petersburg, Dec. Father Gapon
has fed TO Finland.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01
BAL LNEAR|O En- CkCUAS
So prsyecta aprovechar las
squas de un manantiaI
su'fur9so que existe'
| BUENAS CONDICIONES
Sc dice que estan reuniendo-
sc acclonistas de buen capl-
tai para la empresa.

Como sabe ! nuestros le,tores, exis
to en- Csguas, q c'nco minltos de Ia
poblaci6n, un man anantial de sguas ter
males sulfurosas, iresplctados hasta
hoy, que puede ser otfgen de un esta.
bleclmisnto muy dsil y agreeable.
Sc encuentra ese manautial en- una
llsnurs delicic sa y ss facil llegsr has
ia el desvlandose de la carretera, hs.
cia el Oriente, uo k l6metro mas aca
de la pobla.i6n.
Junto 6. p,sa el RIO TURABo, y
10 rodean 4 cisrta distancia las colinas
que forman el vale de Csguas. Es
un bsllo..y smplio pAisaie, con tempe
ratura casi siempre frescs con bri.
sas del sureste que 10 befan dia y
noche.
Crsemos que el analisis de esas
sguas esta hecho. Con,ienen sales di.
versus que las indican para la cura-
ci6n de snfermedades de Ia piel del
ess6msgo y, ssgIn se ncs asegurs, son
excelentss para ell reuma en- sus va.
riss formas.
Sc proyecta coustituir una com
paflia para Ia exploitation de ese ms.
nantial. Y Sc estan dando va los pri.
msros pasos, q los cuales responde 10
cooperation de alganos sef1ores capt.
talistss. Y sabemos que ny SO en-
cuentran en- Csguas persopas peritai
que estudisn est. asunto.
Es sin duda una idea digna dc
atenci6n. Un balneario q corta dtstan.
tancia de 10 capital, comunicandose
con ella por carros electricos, no de-
jaria de ser un negocio lucrst vo, nc
solo por la vlrtud do las sglas, sino
por las expansiOnes qIe So enc ntra
rfsn & pleno aire y en- una h'rmc So
campifa tropical.
Nosotros hem IS tornado bafos or
el msnantial sulfuroso &c Caguas
Hoy la inst .lacl6n es ri ,tica, pohre
primitiva. 81 se a.zaran alil edifcio,
propios para atrasr al J i olico, es 90
guro que dentro dc POGO tempo serf'
uno de los puntos mas encantados d.
la isla.
En- coche SO va allf On dos bora.
media; en- autom6vil en- una hora.
La compaf1ia en- question contar
con ell auxilio de una persona muy pra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01
DON ROMERO BARREDO

Aver Sc le do cristiana sepultura
en- ell cemenler.o de esta capital al Ca
dSver de este buen ciudadano, yecinC
de la Marina y padre de una numerosa
y es.imsble fsmilis.
Era de nacionald3d espsnola pc
70 reside cerca de cuarenta amos er
Puerto Rico, Aquf procreo una fami
liz, y sus recursos slempre esiuvieror
al servicio de los psrtidos mas avan-
zadoSde Ia colonis.
Per su cartcter, bondsdoso y bue
no, tupo csptsrse ell sprecio de cuan
tos le conocieron y trataron. Fut
modelo de hcnradez, amigo lesl, que
deja tras de 81, ell recuerdo carif $50 de
81 nomb.e.
En- Ell ferttro lucian trinidad de
corcnas, recuerdo p6s.umo de su ia
milis y de sus amigos predilectos.
Qle Di hsya acogido en- su seq
sl alma del que en- vida fue uu smante
esposo, padre csrif so yex elente ciu.
dsdspo.
A su fAmilis, la expression tentids
de nue.teo pre- undo duelo.
JOSE BELEN VEGA,
FRANCISCO VANDO.
San Juan, Cct1kre de 1905,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01
En- ARROYO
Curaciones reaIizadas Dor
nuestro amigo don Fran
cisco virelIa Tribe.
SU TRATAMlENTO
No emplea preparedness far.
maceuticas. Solo el aqua y
fuerzas psico-fisicas.

De Arroyo nos e,cribsn hablSndo.
nos de importantes curacicnss all:
efectusd por nuestro sstimado ami.
60 don Francisco Virella Uribe, en-
enfermos deshauciados por autorlds.
des medicas.
FL seflor Virella viene dedisandose
desde hace tempo al estudio do la Psi.
colcgls traicendental, sprovechaudo
cuantas invsstigsciones han hecho
hasta ahora ca esa cisncia los ocults-
tas, teosohstas, ss, ,iritistas y otras
ssctas. De aquf sus curastones, las
cuales han obtenido mucha resonan.
cia en- toda aquella costa.
Una de las req lizadas por 81 50 re-
iere un jovsn dc squel pueblo, don
Francisco Nadal y Souffront que ha.
ce mas de tres amos estaba cast
completamente c'ego y considerado
como incursble por rsputados cculis.
tss. Sc sometl6 al trstsmisnto de di.
cho amigo hace solo cuatro ssmanas,
y va esta completamente curado, con
asombro y admiration do los que 10
vefan sntes y 10 ven hoy.
El joven Nadal pertenece & una
distinguida familia de Arroyo.
Ell sefior Virella 70 cobra & nadie
por su trabajos. Lo hscs por puro
altruismo.
Su tratamiento no requiere drogas
nj prsparacionss farmassuticss do
ninguna clase. Utilizs, segdn nues.
tros informes de Arroyo, ciertas fuer.
zas psico ffsicas. In slgunos casos,
el aqua purs, natural, frfa 6 caliente,
le facilita mucho la spliosci6n 6 trans.
mission de esas fusrzas que, en- ~ con.
cspto, no son otra coss que Dinan,is.
misnlos ultra fiSicos y espiritualss.
Nosotros felicissmos al Jsrfior vi.
rslla por el ex to de su busna obrs,
invitAudole & que de A'guna sxplica.
ci6n al pdblico sobre tan curiosas
iutsresantes estigacionss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01
WAS 0CHOTtCO
SHumacso 81.
DEMoCRACIA. San Ju

DEMoCRACIA. = San Juan.
Suplico rect fcseion noticIs pc
rl6dico. nj he reiido nj Sc me ORE
clio puesto alguuo judicial JUAN F
Was OCHoTECos.
Completeness con mucho gusto
nuestro buen amigo iurertardo su to
legrama. 20 reporter nos trsjo la no
ticia Y cor sidersndo que no hay Co
"a mas Daiura ' iJsta que ofrecer ur
alto puesio un ciudsdsno de las con
diclones del sefor Was, dimos ese in
torme q la, csjas.
Rectifcsmos, pues, creyendo sho
rs que 81 ell Gobernsdor no h'zo el
ofrecimiento, es sin duds & causa de-
puesto que en- Q Csmara ocups Ell Sc
hor Was,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01
R0bO De uR cabaN,

DE Ia propledad del que suscribe
hs desaparecido un caballo Eaino os
euro, de cuatro af1os de edsd, Ct Guar.
tas de alzada marcAdo en- la nslgs
dereeha trsssrs con las iniciales 2 T.
Tiene una pequsba pelsdura en- la par
to del lomo pr61ima 4 Ia crfu J las
ufas de las dos pstss traseras tlran
hscis afuera.
Sc gratifcark con 10 dollars
quieu de noticias segurss de su para.
dero.
ZACARIAS TORRES.
Barrsneuitas. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01
OF|C|NA DEL TEMPO

Ell termino medic de aguas llovi-
das en- la Ultima semana es de .S9
pulgadas. Correspondent al norte de
la isls l.S9; al este 03; al sud 0. 70 '
al oeste 2 40,
La maxima temperature Sc regis.
tr6 en Juana Disz, ell a, con "a gra.
dos Farenhet y la mfnims n 40 Intas,
9 26 con Sc grscos. Ell item 20 fue
favorable & las calores agricolas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01
POSITION WANTED

Porto Ricsn youpg man wishes
situation as English Stenographer
Typewriter and Epglish.spanish trans.
lstor. Has ofsir koowbpge of spanish
stenogrsphy ard general Office work.
Good references. Address: j. NJ, Lu.
ma St. No IS, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01
BOrd0dOs

Sc da trabajo buenss bordado-
ras envi6ndoles la tela y el dibujo
cualquisr punto de Ia isls. Sc toman
tambien, q sueldo trabaj sndo en- rues.
tras ofclnss.
OTRAS LABORES
Sc comprsn encsjes de hilo, cane.
sds, bsrtas, psiiielrs s, cuellos etc., de
encsie de hilo, guipure sobre red, etc.
Sc solicitsn costureras.
Dirigirse a The Porto Rico Drawn
Work & Embroidery CO., 10 Fortale
"a l9 San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01

Los art!culos publ!cados por la
importapte revista de los Estados
Unidos The HARPER's WEEKLY han
sido leidos con ipt.res por todos, y
han denunciado hechos ocurridos en-
la Administration de Puerto Rico, que
son verdaderaments escandalosos.
Creemos qus esos escritos sncle.
iran un gran fondo de verdad innega.
BILE. Aplaudtmos los esfuerzos de Mr.
Tyler en- demostrar al pueblo ameri
cano las inmoralidadss cometidas por
algunos funcionarios de Ia Admins
TRACTION.
Ahora bien. Esa responsabilidad
no cabs en- manera alguna los hom.
bres que estan en- Ia actualidad al
frente del Gobierno. Esos hombres y
especialmsnte ell Goberna3or Win.
throp, son los que han auxlliado
al pals, para consegair b lero2 hon.
radoS func1Onarl0s.
Sc sabs psrfectamsnte que'el ex-
Attorney General Mr. Steward solo
estuvo al freots dc su departamento
e,casamente un mes, Yes de suponer
que la msno del Gobern ador pudo
impedir que un hombre de esas condi
clones cont'nuarx al frerts del Depar.
tamento de Justicia. La prensa de
Puerto Rico guard6 silencio, por que
tsnfa plenamente COZ 6anza en- el Co
bernador. La designaci6n de Mr.
Stew ard fue una sorpress, que SO re-
par5 en- el acto. Es justo consignar
este hecho en- bien del prestigio dol
Gob.erno. 81 atscsmos 10 malo, te
nemos el deber de consignar 10 bueno
y aplaudir los actos que rssulten pro-
pios, y correctos dentro del actua
sstado de cosas.
Todo 10 escrlt) por Mr. Tyler sc
re6ere al pqsado. No hay un sole
dato que sefiale errcres del Gobierno
No exste responsabilidad moral, pars
los funcionarios pressntss, en- 10 gu,
ocurriera en- los primeros amos de
, G Gobierno Civil. Sabamos que 10 sucs
dido con ciert> ex Fiscal de la isla
ocssion6 su Immediate cssan,1a. e
Gobsrnador Winthrop lie pidi6 la re
nuncis; pero ell Gobernador G Winthrop
no fue quisn 10 nombr6.
THE HARPER WEEKLY confess
que al entrar en- sus funciones el nue.
vo Comisionado del Interior, sucesol
de Mr.. William Fl. Elios, desttuy6 ;
muchos empleados insptos; pero rt
consigna que con esas economics S.
es,a con'truyendo un puents en- la cs
rretera de Csguss, Corti:ss Mr. Tyle
Que el ex Fiscal no referercla no s
encuentra va en- 10 isls; pero no die,
que ese senor fue dest.tuido por 6
G )bernador Winthrop.
Estamos casi conf ormes en- qu
los hechos descritos por The HAIR
PEa'S WEEKLY son ve:d deros; per,
desearos consignar la verdad L.
RESPONS ABILID , D DE ESOS ACTOS co
RRESPoNDE fNTEGRA A LOS QUE DlRl
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do ell respeto profundo del pals,
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no existe un daso pubIicado por TIL
HARPER'S WEEKLY, que Sc refera
la actual administration Winthrop
Mr. Tyler ha podido yer que ell puebl
de Puerto Rico, sdmira al Gobern,
, dor Winthrop por sus hechos, y pc