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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
CUTS CHADWICK FEES.
Referee SaUes Creditors Of CleUeland
Woman 1851.

Cleveland, Sept. 9.-Referee Remington to-
day cut down the fees demanded by Mrs Chad
wick's attorneys and others by S4.561, thereby
saving that amount for her creditors.
The referees decision will go as recommen-
dation to Judge Tayler of the United States
court who will make the allowances.
Nathan Loeser as receiver, asked for $3.50
and as trustee S75S. The referee allowed him
sos for his services receiver and an equa.
amount trustee.
Messrs Grossman Smith and Taft put in bill
for 5000 as attorneys for Receiver Loeser-
They were allowed S40T0 Messrs. Dawley, Ker-
ruish and Thompson, attorneys. asked for Sob.
They were allowed 5000. The total amount OF
all fees demanded S10,712, and the sum
allowed Sc Isl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
Ehc3G0UCE'5 ETLL--CENLURy.
Popular Jersey C.t7 Ia-titation Begins Fiji
tieth Xear-Lar5> attendance

The lSzbrouck institute ot Jersey City which
begins its httieth year September g, is os
the largest Incorporated private schools in New
Jerscy. Opened in 1855, with zen IS a.G Dr.
Washington Hasbrouck the only teacher, it Row
occupies its own modern school building with So
cious grounds, in The most central icc1uon o Jer
sey City Heights. employs faculty OF than
twenty instructors and has al average attend
anee Of more than one hundred and Fifty boys ana
girls.
1t conducts. besides. an art school ard scho-I
Of music. More than seven hundred students have
been Gradual f. ON me Institute during thsse fifty
years. While It has no boarding departm nj, pupils
come - tiaShrouek Inetitute from iaree err
tory. including Hudson, EsseA and Bergen
counties, where It would he difficult 20 nad in Jc--
sey City especially. a large law firm or an
tcnslNc business house WA,-c HaSbrouck m an is
not engaged IS PRINCIPAL OF subordinate.
Inc institute has been for several years under
the general oversight of an advisory board OF
thfiy piomincnt citizens the chat man Of VI ON Is
Hilbert Collins, cX-ju-Se q the supreme Co-rt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
INFLUENCE IN POLICE DEPARTMENT
Commissioner McAdoo Replies to Anonymous
Letter

Police Commissioner McAdoo issued statement
through his secretary yesterday in regard to
anonymous letter which he received yesterday
signed "A Policemans Wife The statement
follows:
An anonymous communication has been received
by to-day, Enclosing = notice said 10 nave been
received by certain men who are on the eligible
Esi roandsIaen. The notice IS TO the effect that
the sender has peculiar influence OF his own, not
political by which he can have them appointed
lie calls attention to the fact that jumped one OF
the eligible list when made the last
tniee appointments The 70. these jumps
gave to the press the time. l made q
rOunGsman because preferred his record to the
man ahead of MIN. Thee is evidently some scoun-
DIE at WOrK playing tie CID ga-le-prc, ending to
have the power OF securing appointments and
gambling the chance that the victims VIII be
appointed anyway. would not call attention 10 this
all except to warn Intended victims mat there Is
possible way Of influencing me- politically, yer
sonaliy otherwise. ; making selections fOT pro-
motion from The eligible list, and that = any one
Dretends That he can DO so he IS deliberately lying
and is q swIndiec. l will be under The deepest CD
sation to any &C. - c. out OF the department.
viii hello eaten enc o. these fellows. l. 5
a duty and to 'hn pUbl.c 70 como forward
ana expose hin. Ii would be d :nCch moe likely
way OF gaming .:omCtlCn tAan paying money. ~
which me eligible hinls' i becomes criminal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
TRAIN Spells WAGON OF BEER.
Kegs, Scattered to the -Four Winds, Burst
Two Men Hurt

: wcsthound train the Long Isic nd Railroad
struck a brewery wagon at crossing in Glendale
yesterday afternoon. Two men were in the wagon.
II was loaded with KEGS Ct beer. The force OF the
collision sent the kegs flying IL all directions. and
some or them burst they struck the earth The
two men were thrown some distance The train
took them to Long Island City.
An ambulance from St Johns Hospital OF Long
island cry was waiting for the train when il ar
rived ~ the station At the hospital il found
th'L both were seriously hurt internally The men
Ia they were Henry Scheevers OF Grove-9t..
Nlnneld, Long Island. and Sarcus Schetofrain. OF
BrookNh. The wagon belonged 10 the Richmond
BreWlnS COMPANY. The horses escaned injury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
SUING LAWSON FOR s3,75O,o0o.
Allegation That Boston Man Failed to Fl
nance Mexico Company

Boston, Sept. 9-Claiming that he has been dam
aged TO the extent of $4,000 by the failure Of
Thomas W. Lawson to keep agreement with
him, Luis Il. Rain, OF Urique, Mexico, began a
suit against Mr.. Lawson in the Supreme Court to-
day He requests that the defendant deliver to
him personally 800 shares of the Lawson Company
Of Mexico and in addition. that he place in a safe
deposit vault years 1850 shares to bind the
agreement which the suit is based. The plain
tiff alleges that Mr.. Lawson agreed finance the
company, and that he failed to do so. An order OF
notice issued by the court, making the case
returnable on Tuesday
The Lawson Company of Mexico is CAPITALIZED
with 100000 shares OF a par value Of SO. Thomas
". Lawson is president and Arnold Lawson secre-
tary and treasurer of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
PRINTERS, STRIKE III WATERFOWL.

wa,srtown, y. Y, Sept. 9.-Iif;y printers in
Guiding the employees Of all the newspaper and
printing establishments in Watertown, struck this
morning In an attempt to force the signing of tn
eight hour agreement. Trhe WATERFOWL Standard
and The WatertJwn Times" the two daily news
papers. 4nd the Hungerford Holbrook Company.
the largest job printing establishment in the city.
have declared open shop. The newspapers We're
published day usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
AMMONIA PIPE BLOWS UP.
Explosion Breaks Windows and Causes Ex-
element at l34thst. and 5th-ave.

An explosion of ammonia pipe in the six story
building No. East 134th-st., in which James
Everard, brewer, with establishment in 1880
St. has ice plant caused great excitement ir the
neighborhood yesterday. The explosion was heard
two blocks away. II drove al the windows from the
front Of the second story y the buidgn, showering
passersby IN the street with glass.
PatrOlmen CosgroVe ana CuliIna rushed m +ba
place and found the building full of ammonia
fumes. large supply pipe on. the second floor
CARRYING liquid ammonia under pressure had burst
No was at the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
PENNINGTON SEMINARY OUTLOOK

The summer months at Pennington Seminary
have brought success and pleasure to the instit1,
ton. During this time the seminary buildings have
been thoroughly renovated and many fmuroyen,ar,s
made, the chief of which is the thorough ao,,i,0
ment of a gymnasium. a bequest of 5000 has t,is.
come 10 the institution from John X shaw NJ
Baltimore, son of the founder of the school TIT,
makes S52910 that has been raised within Tho las
eighteen months $500 more being all that IS
needed 20 cover the amount of the ind b edne
In order TO have an added endowment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
NEW DEMOCRATIC CLUB FORMED.

To facilitate and aid il every possible way Dep
uty Police Commissioner Thomas F. McAvoy, Dem
ocratic leader OF the 2Sd Assembly District, the
Young men of the district have bound themselves
fosather to organize new Democratic club in the
lover end Of the district. where Democrats are SO
scattered at present that IL is very difficult for the
orra nization TO get a lire them committee
has succeeded In securing 900 charter members
THE organization meeting is to take place Thursday
evening september IA. $50 p. m. at the Harlem
Casino 124th-st and 7th-ave. Speakers who VIII
sSSress the meeting are Ma gstrate Charles G. +.
Wahje EX-SENATOR Charles L. Guy. Benno Lewlnson
and Thomas Mcknight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
NO FUNDS, no GIRL, WOULD DIE.
Young italian Takes Potassium Perman-
ganate-Now Prisoner in Bellevue.

Xavier Tazio young Italian. attempted suicide
in his in the French apartment house at No
1s West 43d-st. yesterday afternoon by swallow
ing potassium permanganate. DR.. Johnson, of
Roosevelt Hospital, arrived in time save his
oner.
Tazio had quarrel with his parents. who are
said to be wealthy farmers in Italy, about eight
months ego, after which he came to this city.
With him Alexander Telesio, who says Tazio
recently disappointed in love. This, and the
fact Of his failure receive funds from home, is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
! NEW AMUSEMENT PARK
Thompson s Dundy Bug Land for
Resort on Hudson

Planning to spend about $4,000 Thompson
q bundy, owners OF Luna Park and the Hip
pooFolHe nave leased from the Hudson River
Iroiiey Company d section OF land at Edgewater
n J.. on the Hudson River, covering fourteen
acres on which they viii construct another amuse-
Eeht PARK. Inc property is known Grantwood
F&Lk ana is larger than Luna Park Conev Island
me heW PARK WI overlook the Hudson River
at an elevation Of 300 feet BLUFF of the PaIi-
s2des. February, 1906 is the time fixed for be-
ginning the work and Memorial Day will it is
sald h; the managers, the park in full opera
ton EdEewater is nearly opposite Grants tomb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
HAMBURGER TO OPEN CAMPAIGN.

Deputy Sheriff Julius Hamburger VIII get busy at
his clubhouse No q 2d-ave.. next week, and start
the can patgn going in his district, with a rousing
yn.etjng at which big Tim Sullivan and Little
Tim Sullivan Will speak. Congressman Tim
promised to be present next Friday night and
.oeak and Alderman Tim will be present at the
same time when, with Congressman William Sui
YER the trio Of politicians will deliver addresses to
ere meeting in behalf OF Democratic principles and
Democratic candidates. William Sohmer will pre-
s,de AT this meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
MUCH TRAVEL TO PACIFIC COAST.

Chicago. Sept s.-The Lewis and Clark Exposition
at Portland this summer has created amount OF
traVel TO the Pacific Coast which exceeds anything
before heard of for so EXTENDED a period. The
Iranscontinental Passenger Association, through
l the lolnt asency in the period between April %
mated east or Chcaco, as follows: To Portland.
4li9; to Seattle, eGla; TO Francisco, lS7i9. and
70 Los angeles. 500 The valuation charge is 80
cents showing ssS or revenue 10 the association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
MEXICAN PORTS RAISE EMBARGO.
No Longer Closed to Ships from Panama Be.
cause Of Bubonic Plague

The office of the Panama Railway Company here
was informed yesterday that all the Mexican and
Central American ports, excepting Amapala and
Punta Arenas. which have been closed to ships
from Panama for the last ten days. have been
opened Panama shipping again.
The quarantine was placed on Panama ships on
account of the bubonic plague The embargo
placed on the shipping caused blockade of freight
at the western end OF the Panama Railway, be-
cause the Pacific Nail ships could not take freight
for the closed ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
DEMAND sosRlETY IN THE ARMY.

chicago Sept. s--''A drunken army is a national
peril was the keynote OF the strongest plank in
the platform adopted to-day by the Cook County
uHp Fromhltion convention. President Roosevelt
called on to supplement- the law aboNshius
the army cantcen by executive order, insisting
upon sobriety among both officers and men on
pain OF severe punishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
PRINTERS OUT I'M SPRINGFIELD, OHIO

Springfeld Ohio. Sept 9.-Printers in FIVE local
plants were called out to-day until the propriecrs
sign The eight hour agreement The principal con-
Germs affected the crowell Company. publisher
~ The Woman's Home Companion, and the Win
tcrs Company. The publishers of the daily papers
all signed the agreement promptly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
LAUNCH EXPLOSION BURNS TWO.
Gasolene Engine on New-york Boat Blows
Up, Injuring Man and Boy.

Catskill, y. Y, Sept. 9.-By the explosion to-day
of the gasolene engine on the big launch Togo,
lying a a pier at Athens. Eugene Wolfe and
small boy were terribly burned and the vessel
wrecked. The Togo was owned by Captain John
Nichols, of the NewYork Harbor and Towing
Company, and yesterday arrived at Athens from
Lake ChaTnplain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
elk MEN HURT IN FREIGHT WRECK.

Fairmont. W. Va. Sept. s-SiX men were injured
,d ,birty-fve freight were piled up in q
h.odon collision of two extra coal freights on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Worthington.
,ossav The injured were brought here to the
Miners Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
4 GERMAN CRUISER ASHORE.
The seeadler in Bad Position Twelve Niles
from silgapore.

Singapore Sept. 9.-The German protected cruiser
Seeadler which left this port yesterday FOR Ger
man East Africa owing to the rebellion there,
struck the submerged Kent Rocks, twelve miles
from here and is in a bad position All efforts to
haul her off have proved unsuccessful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

The seeadler is of 1G4O tons displacement. Her
speed is about sixteen knots Her armament con-
sists OF eight 41-inch quick firing guns and num-
her of smaller guns. She was built at Hamburg
and was launched IL 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

AnaIgamated Copper and American Smelling
have been conspicuous throughout the week. the
former not holding its own even at the level TO
which it fell week ago. while Smelling gains
substantially. 1t is an odd within which permits
anybody to mix those two properties in classlh-
cation. They are not related. In one essential
they differ notwithstanding is an openly
conducted manufacturing and commercial en-
terprise, its managers merchants whose world
wide credit has for foundation the aGamant Of
"a square deal for every man"
There will be inspiriting official exhibits at
the annual meeting next Wednesday.
The limits of resource 10 which sensationalists
in and out of Wall Street are put show in crude
exaggcration and Misrepresentation OF testimony
before the legislative insurance inquisition-a
candid outline OF the New York Life Insurance.
Company's investment policy being seized upon
for yellow distortion. Treasurer Randolph IN
plain straightforward fashion, began on FRI
day TO explain the methods pursued by his COM
pany in dvesting itself Of all speculative Sc
curity holdings. in executing the ultra-conserVa-
tive rules adopted by the New York Lnes
directors-adopted before anywhere was TO 60
heard suggestion Of those protests which specu-
Iative performances elsewhere have SIMS
aroused 1t was shown by his testimony thar
this liquidation undertaken with the caI''-
sensible progressive methods natural 10 trustees
having other than personal Interests TO sa1'
guard Much of the liquidation was immediate
ly accomplished readily; but for other holdinSS
slower procedure was required. some OF 'l'
original issues call publicly listed being sun -
course of sale. Performance like this is the per
Torrance of intelligent guardianship ot'
malice or the grovelling of professional selisA
tionalisn can affect to believe that the Interests
of the insurance company. its policy holders
anybody else, could have been better tot
comparably) served by sudden. noisy rusheS
an auction block. to make reckless VatUS Ssst
fees. Merely. the question is whether ~ o r
10 serve the criticaster who forever Is STara
sionally yowling in faithful, stralstsi ara
business fashion, to execute trust wheI And
vested the interests OF widow and orpnal. .stira-
II may be safely forecast that before Us ~ tbs
ton far proceeds the truth and justice -
Will have esta blishment beyond cisPute =, the
There will be further testimony-eVeh a-,ving
splendid type of that John Clahin glves.issma
vlvifying whiffs OF fresh air throush trI WAY
snread so broadly ID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-16
blBLIOrECA DE .LA DEMOCRAOlA,
No dire mas NADIA. Pero por que te marcAasi
entonces Sc rio Nsmi.
- IrS csmbisr mi vestido.


Tskeo habfs pavtdo viss prncpios del verans
s piez de- IL maquinara del buque de San Francisco donse
on deDidos hsstsne TEMPO Estaba avan
zxdo cuando vov6 cuyI razbn aquel da
del f0e cundo pudo hsce Mani ss pr
meras ytSi de cumldo pirticuares las amliM kato
kataoka.
La madre de Tskao una teh>a 10 antigua algo
opuesa les exAnjeos pero poda denassde exgsne
respeeo los gutos de hjo. FL sspcoso gabnete de este
esaba shIdo esto mezc de 10 Hdgena 10 exanlero:
.ebre m suaves steras Sc extenda ob verde sncma
de stA hs bia una mesa vras ss pared de a acobs
cosaba nintnra passe a frene Alto IN retrae
de Mich k padre; ocupabsn nc6n bblot ca on
amsrio coocsda en- medic del gsbnee haaba espsds
hechura k.nemu que ue muy sprecads pade en- un
Pillar de- scob los cuadros de pared hsbs uso repre-
entsndo Ell bupue guerra hsbA nagdo otro de IN
srupo de cade cido prbibemente durnte 50 estans en-
Ysdsma Hba tsmben agunos retratos en- meas, sns re-
prenaba grupo de tres los padres de akeo con cuasoo
enda uncs cir c o apoyado Las rods de psde otre
de a. ,upgro ell enente general KNsok. Por joven descvl
dado que fuera dut6 haha esa hbacon respba
81 m,yor orden haba lila psrtcna de povo
Adem{s en- de brorse tobre Ia mesa vanse attca
epts arregds ms de hos de clrues Iodo
eso reveaba IN cor.z6n vvo dlcado AAblesy ar
pod verse sonrene eAcea1A marco de plata en- lorna
de coraz6n pueto pie del parcels erse caAinso en-
dolce raqncs de las flores de cruso La ampara epac 50
viva luz en- tcdos lea ncop de eancia IL gran umsre de
nkrh6p en- negro bser0 vsba phrpureas snaa que 90
dest,.bn sobre fono verde de Is afombr bsn vsris
s Iss cosss que sgtEsaR Ia prpcpa entire eas 81
fez retono Arga otnsd cusndo cambames oil ae de
yae por c6mGdo km0no seBtsmo cercA del brSefo
e,cuchndo mencco susurro del ynto On e exterior icom
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-16
N0TIC|AS DEL. D|A

de Dstrito. -Fianza exgida un petit
Tenorlo.-Un detenido por utrae mayor.-Causa por
dsparo de armas.-Otra por aggression con de fue
go.-Mas detenclones processes. Una apelac6n ante
el Tribunal Supreme, en- causa por delto electoral
Un aguacero.-Revis6n de tasaeones de la propiedad
81 senior Montlla.-Derrumbes Ia carretera de
Maunabo Yabucoa.-Subasta para un puente--B
bioteca del Ateneo. .xLeadersS obreros absuetos en-
Ponce. .--Rina en- Ia cale de San Justo .Jugada
prendida. .-Sentencias en- el Juzgado de paz Por
tar I'm cuchlo -Denunclas, ulcios senteneas en- la
Corte municipal Session del Ayuntamento esta no
che.Evasl6n captura de algunos leprosos del laza-
reto. Gran escandalo en- Yauco.-- doctor Herman
dez en- Mayaguez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-16
NAM1-KO

-iChijwaf
-Creo one d'reaba verte.
Despues de una pausa replied Tsk.o:
-tSfi Tamben deaeo verle 70 Madre ivno pedr
dnerol
Por quel No. de ning6n mode. Psr que pleasAs ese
-CssuaIments supe go de el Bien, le verS en- breve
y luego vino tambi6n Ykmak.
oh, tese mb6cl de Ysmski
-Te invita- conner Ell 10
Jun Tan fastidioso..
de to PADRE
i ReaImente, debes sceptar Ia inv.ci6s. Me retro.
Buenss noches 80.
-Buenss noches-respondi6 T,kes; Mani repis des-
pu6s.
Buenss noches, madre -.
L. ioyen p.reja se retro habitsc6n Nlm ayud6
msrdo qute ID chaqueta un trse de seds acs
chsdo sobre que pronments alto Tkeo m de ereipon
bspcs sentsndose potrona Despues de cna
quota cogara Ia hAbtac6n contgua dspuso Mann queh
doncela hcese to y vov6 sllsdo de So marido.
Debes estar capsado querdo.
Ax csbeza T,kso cue echaba bocsnads de humo szsl
yex.mnaba lsa t.retAs ectacones de Aho Nuevo,
recibiaas durante ell dfA.
-Tu deb.s estar cans.ds Mani. IOh, beisima,
pltndida
-!Quel
-Digo, lqus novia tan hermcsa eres!
j Me haces ionreir
,e sonroi6 apar6 los oos del bllo de luz de Ia lem
para mostrando pada mea resplandeeente ahora cen On
tnte oikceo redondo msge ucente como un pelo ve
nm kmono seds negra dbuo de os aves icuacs
on orno de falda ancho cntur6n de en color crtmi lie
vando pecho oya de pedr, preelos en lorna te no
yde.s regao que hlba trAdo Takeo de America Vndoa
M pr,ds en- vergonzosa SonrS pens6 Takeo cue
"a esposa era belisma- III,
-S dces me marcho.
R6se T.k.o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-16
varlos asuntos que le fueron some

do varios asuntos que 10 fueron some.
tidos.
--OESPUES de probar todos los
snganosos remedies que SO anuncian
es cuando msa 10 agradeoe Ia efcacia
RADICAL del Digestive Moiarriets,
euya superioridad sst& universalmente
confrmsda para curar las enfermeda-
des del ess6nago.
Curacionss desesperadss On perso'
mas blen sonocidas, qup 10 tomaron
duran.e tres meses, sen las que 10 han
hecho glorioso, psro un solo estuche
nr0duce melor sfecto que una docens
de frsacos de cuslquier otro remedio'
porQue ademss de ser ell dnico verds.
dero Curative radical del est6mago ,
del intestine, siu sngahoss aoci6n
cslmsn.e, eS Digestive y Purihcador
de los alimeutos.
Sc dsbs exigir que cada hostis
tenga grabado el nombre Digestive
Mojarrieta.
De vents on las farmaeias de los
sstorss M. Blanco y c. Ramon Alma
zAn, Fidel GuIllermety do San Juan
Puerto Rico); y enlss principales dro.
guerfas ds Europa y America. Dep6-
slso en Paris, rusdes Hsupriettes, 4
Ell iuez Mac Kenna tlene sl pro.
p6sso de hacer un edifcio para 10
Corta Federal.
Tan pronto Sc termine pasara 8 Ia
referida depsudepc'a la Corte do dis
trito de San Juan.
En- "a man ma de hoy 90 recibi6
ell euartel general de 10 Federation
Libre del Departame nto de San Juan,
Q siguiente telegrama de Ponce:
<Ponce, Oc.ubre 16-l905.
Rafael Alfonso, Secresario Fede-
raci6n Librs. San Juan.
Sarchez, Storer, Georgetti, Alva-
rado, fueron absueltos libremente.
Santiago Iglestass.
En- Ia biblioteca del Ateneo sc
recibleron dos rsvistas nusvas: ere.
view tf Reviews, Literary Digest,
que Sc publican en- Inglsterra.
La subasts para las obras del
puente sobre el rio Carolina fu6 sdju'
dicada & don Angel Panisgus, por la
suma de 4,686.45.
-Hs regresado de su excursion
por la isla el acting superintendent
de ohras pdblicas, seflor Montilla.
--Se nos informa que en- 10 carre
terra de Maunabo a Yatucoa ocurrie
rop, por efecto de las lluvias, vario
derrumbes. El dsoartamento de
interior di6 6rdenes & fin de que Sc pro
ceda cranto antea q reparar los des
perfectos.
Ell fiscal Campillo formula acu