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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
POLICE TOOK
WRONG MAN IN
SERIOUS CASE

Paul Cagnocchie, who was arrested at
Pawtucket a few days ago for alleged at
tempted felonious assault on seven-year-
old Eva Roch, was given a hearing this
morning before Judge Tuck and was re-
leased, the court finding the evidence in
sufficient To warrant holding him for the
grand jury
IL developed that two brothers had
charge OF the store where the crime was
committed and that the wrong man may
have been taken. The brother has de-
camped.
The brothers look so nearly alike as Of
ten TO be mistaken for each other and
while one was under arrest the other coll
lected a considerable sum OF money. os-
tensibly for the defense OF his brother
and then fed.
The evidence OF Drs. Clarkson and Rich
ards was such as to cause the belief that
the man held was not the one who COM
mitted the crime.
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
DREARY DAY FOR TENNIS
Continued on page six.

The Clothier-Sulloway match did not
come up To expectations and for prin-
cipal match was dull and uninteresting.
The first set was a runaway for Cloth
Ter, the young Harvard man being appar-
entity overwhelmed with the fact of its
being his first appearance on the coveted
court, and playing right into Clothier' $
hands for love set. The second set was
n little better, Sulloway gaining conf
dence and beirg a factor In numerous
fine rallies From love and 2-3 Clothier
pulled steadily to the set win at 6-3.
Clothier made the win straight with
the third set at Ga. but he had to work
and extend himself as the set progressed.
Sulloway at times passed him repeat
edly, but there was a steadiness of pur-
pose TO Clothier that counted His long
drives were well placed. the corners be-
ing the objective always.
Sulloway led 2-love. but Clothier tucked
Ave successive wins away before he got
another Then for two games the Har-
ward man held him. only 10 lose the tenth
game quickly and the set Ga.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
MANY BODIES
YET UMbUR|ED
At VALPARAISO

Valparaiso, Chile. Aug. 2S.-Some Of
fhe business houses here reopened to-
cAy for the first time since the earth
quake. Telephone and telegraph com
munication with Santiago has been re-
established. but the lines are almost
exclusively used by the government
officials The city is still under mar
tfal law; traffic ceasing at o'clock
In the evening and everybody is COM
PEELED 10 take some part in the work
or restoring normal conditions here
The government has appropriated
sf.OO0,00O for the relief OF the desti-
tute The custom house was reopened
today and traffic by water and by rail
has been resumed. The postal ser
vice is also in operation.
One of the greatest difficulties en-
countered by the authorities is the in
terment OF the bodies recovered from
the ruins, as all the cemeteries were
destroyed. At the various temporary
morgues heaps of collins hace accumu-
lated. awaiting the designation of their
place of burial. The work OF recover
ing the bodies is being pushed to the
utmost In order TO avoid an epidemic.
I'm fear of which many families are
leaving the city.
The whole length OF Brazil avenue
and all over Victoria square large
sheds have been constructed 20 shelter
the homeless from the severe rains
which have been falling. Survivors of
the earthquake say that during the
shocks IL was impossible TO stand erect
without support
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
JEROME AGAIN
SCORES HEARST
VERY BITTERLY

New York, Aug. 23.-Dist.-Atty. Jerome
today speaking OF the political situation
I'm this state declared that MIR. Hearst as
a man did not figure in the coming cam
paign.
IF Mr.. Hearst was nominated by the
Democratic convention would you support
him2' Mr.. Jerome was asked
You Will never face this sltpation."
m replied. The Democratic party has
had TO swallow some bitter draughts In
the past. but IT will never stand for that
nee dicine
THE question about Hearst resolves it.
eel. into the persons who are about him.
whose ideas, working on the addle- brain
or Czolgoz. armed his hand to slay n
president.
Il am against convention when three
or four little ducks go I'm a back room
anc talk OF the availability OF a man.
Availability always means how much
money can he raise for the campaign
fund.-"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
/ Nv MORTALITY RATE
AMONG CITY Chill lOREN

The health department has made com
parisons of the mortality among infants
the establishing OF Che pure milk stations.
The lowest rate OF mortality since 1898
was in July, 1905, when the deaths from
-rfftt+rt4eea4- diseases -amnng Children Of
tender age aggregated Sc. This year they
have numbered 50.
DR. King says that considering the long
run of very unfavorable weather. this is
remarkably low rate and he attributes
IL to the four milk stations.
The average business don by these sta
tions is 80 quarts per day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
HEAT DRIVES
BIC CROWD
DOWN THE BAY

The intense heat OF the city together
with the cheap fare, 25 cents. charged
by the steamboat company was sufficien;
reason for the large crowd that was
aboard the Warwick when she left the
dock this morning at 10 o'clock. The sail
will include a trip to Newport and re-
turn. A stop of four hours at the city-by-
the-sea will afford the excursionist ample
time 70 visit the beach and enjoy "A dip
in the deep. The return trip will be made
at o'clock and the steamer is due here
at six.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
BRANCH AT BR0CkT0N

Brockton, Mass. Aug IN ] SAGE
g. company. brokers of New York, who
discontinued business yesterday, have
maintained a branch I'm this city a little
over year the brokerage firm Of David
scn a Kelley acting as their correspond
ents 40 the latter office ~ was given
out that they acted for 10 customers ~
the New York concern ana that these
customers lost 500 posted on margins. To
offset this. owing 90 tho fact Of a hear
market each customer is financially bet
ter on today than " the assignment had
not taken place since dropping values
would have obliged them today 90 re-
spond 20 a call for at least 1850
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
UNION TRANSFERS
IN FIST FIGHT
OVER DETECTION

Chicago Aug. pa clash occurred last
night I'm the hall at IS Randolph street
between the Cornelius +. Shea factions
In the local teamsters union and the
members who are striving TO launch an
other organization under the name of the
United Teamsters of America.
One OF the victims of the struggle was
Albert Young. who led the revolt OF the
Chicago teamsters i'm the national conven-
tion two weeks ago. Young sustained
bad bruises on his face. Another victim
was George f. Golden. one OF Cornelius
+. Sheas chief supporters. who was beat
en- nearly into insensbility.
dozen others received bruises I'm the
fight. The trouble was all caused by an
attempt made by Golden to have all but
Shea supporters elected from the hall.
Instantly the fight became general. A
squad Of police arrived and put an end
To the fight No arrests were made.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
WRIT Of HABEUS
CORPUS DENIED
M0EbUS BY COURT

Concord. n. H.. Aug. 23.-ln the circuit
court OF the United States for the district
or New Hampshire. Judge William l..
Putnam has filed a decision that the pc
ution OF Henry Edward Moebus. filed
July s, 1906, is denied for want OF juris p
diction and for that reason the answer
OF II. X. w. Scott is adjudged sufficient
and the writ OF habeas corpus prayed for
is denied.
Moebus Is confined i'm the state prison
in this city of which Scott is warden, as
Mark Shnburg bank robber, and has re-
peatedly prayed various courts for his
release on the ground that he is confined
without due process OF law.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
KNEADEO
DOUGH WITH
THEIR FEET

Berlin. Aug. 23.-The government medi-
cal department has issued report on the
sanitary condition of the Prussian baker
les and slaughter houses 20 which the
newspapers are giving sensational promi-
nencc.
IL is set forth in the report that many
of the butchering establishments were
found to be i'm a very unclean condition.
The government inspectors found the
conditions In the bakeries TO be particu-
larly Objectionable. In one town boys
kneaded the dough with their feet, and
one bakery was found 10 be occupied by
cats and hens. In another town a ba-
ker's oven served ad interim as a goose
pen.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
JUDGE LEES AUDIENCE
DESERTS HIM TODAY

The Sixth district court room pre-
-ented an unwonted spectacle this
morning The benches. usually filled
with a crowd that has nothing else 60
90 but evade work and seek shelter.
were empty. Whether the usual crowd
was too lazy 20 visit the court or
whether the belief was that the court
session would not be begun promptly
fs not known. The absence OF the
FOUNDERS was notable, but did not
cause any reRrets by the court or the
court attaches.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
PHONE GIRLS
RING OFF"
At CHICAGO

Chicago Aug 23-Three hundred
and hfty telephone girls employed in
the central exchange OF the Chicago
Telephone company struck today. Seven
thousand telephones I'm the business
districts were put out OF service.
The cause OF the strike was an order
issued by the company directing the
girls at Central" TO enter the building
through a rear door, which i'm order
to reach. they are compelled To go
through n muddy passageway ten feet
long, with three saloons at the en-
trance.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
LUMBER No CLOTHING STOLEN

George Dyer reports TO the police that
two boards a feet long by s inches wide.
used as a staging about the bill board at
Charles and Admiral streets, were stolen
during the past few days. Lucy Fenner
Of 20 Fenuer street reports stolen from
her house a dress suit valued al $50 and
overcoat valued at sl5 the property OF
John Sunderland. and a revolver the prop
crty OF Lewis Lincoln
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
FALL RIVER BUTCHERS
ON ANNUAL EXCURSION

The butchers Of Fall River held their
annual excursion today at Boyden
Heights. The party numbering about
25O0 came by the steamer Favorite, she
being forced to make two trips.
The first party arrived at ll.30 They
had no sooner regained their sea legs
than the dinner was announced and the
spacious hall was filkd
After the inner man had been satisfied
the party adjourned 20 the open air and
the enjoyment OF the many amusements.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
SPANISH TROOPS CLASH
WITH $4,000 WORK MEN

Bilboa. Spain, Aug. 23-As a result Of
the strike of 5000 workmen for higher
wages fights have occurred between the
strikers and troops at several places and
several persons have been killed or
wounded on both sides The population is
panic stricken.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
BOY SHOT DEAD
BY HIS BROTHER
Joseph APIECE, of CentredaIe, Probably Result of
Playing With Loaded Pistol, Had His Head
Pierced by Bullet Dying Few Minutes Later.
While His Brother Michael Immediately Disap-
peared

head. coming out at the left ear and pen
etrating the brain.
Before the boy died his sister. who
works I'm the Ccntrcdale worsted mill,
was summoned. and she was the only
one OF the family with him when the end
came.
IL Is thought that the boys were fool
ing with the revolver. and the weapon
was accidentally discharged
Medical Examiner Charles A. Barnard
after viewing the body ordered II turned
over TO an undertaken.
Town Sergt. Willis started on a search
for the missing brother.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
NOR GOVERNMENT CASH
FOR NATIONAL BANKS

Secretary Shaw has taken steps TO in
crease the deposits Of public moneys In
national depositaries In various parts Of
the country 10 100000 the amount au-
thorlzed by law IL affects about $50
banks and will aggregate about $4,000, ,OOO
additional deposits
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23

Joseph Apfce. an Italian boy Il years
old was shot through the head by his
brother Michael. aged 10. at their home
on Mineral Spring avenue Centredale, at
? o'clock this morning. and died few
minutes later Michael disappeared.
The brothers are the children OF Mi
chael APIECE, a laborer. and were alone
IN the house when the accident occurred
DIR. G. B. Corbett found that a .32 cali
bre bullet had entered the right side OF
the head about half an inch In front OF
the ear, and had passed through the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
HOKE'S HOLD ClhCHED

Atlanta. Ga, Aug. 23.-The latest return
from yesterdays Democratic primaries
throughout Georgia seem only TO
strengthen Hoke Smiths hold on the gov
ernorship. United States Senator A. o.
Bacon having no opposition was renomi-
mated
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
BAY STATE DEMOCRATS
LOOKING TO DOUGLAS

Boston, Aug. 23.-Democratic lead
ers expressed the hope today that
former Governor William l.. Douglas
would see his way clear TO come to
their aid and prevent the nomination
on Ovt. next of John H. Moran as the
Democratic candidate for governor. The
entire campaign of the so-called con-
servative wing Of the party is held up
pending a definite statement from Mr..
Douglas.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
ALLEGED POOL SELLERS
FINED AND APPEALED

Dedham Mass. Aug. 23.-On charges Of
registering bets and selling pools in the
grand stand at the Readville trotting
park esterday afternoon, Frank j. Sui
Ivan and Daniel j. Morgan. both of Bos-
ton. today were fined $50 each bp Judge
Grover I'm the district court Both men
appealed and they hNrnished bonds in the
sum of 500 each Others were found not
guilty OF being present where gaming inn
plelnents were found.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
ONE "PROBlTlONEO," ONE FINED

IN the sixth district court this morning
Amos 4. Gardiner. colored, pleaded not
guilty % non-support OF his wife and
J lldren. and was placed on probation for
one year sabina Upton was hned SO and
costs for larceny ~ thread and a hand
kofchief from the outlet store.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
WESTMINSTER LODGE
HAS ANNUAL OUTING

Westminster lodge OF odd Fellows held
it's annual outing today at Boyden
Heights The party numbering 300, ar
rived shortly before noon and attacked
an excellent dinner after which they pat
ronized the numerous diversions and par
ticlpatcd In a base ball game and other
sports
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
CLASS THRQWER
PAID "S5 AND"
FOR HIS SPORT

Patrick Kelly. a middle-aged man. yes
terday got drunk and was prompted to
throw glass over a section OF Friendship
street II was at i:35 when he was gath
cred i'm by Patrolman @. M Chace; and
this morning was fined 81 and costs by
Judge Wright Then Judge Lee had 90
with him and put him to sleep in the
first round by fining him s. and costs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
q FOR JUDGE WRIGHT

In the police court this morning Judge
Wright hned q persons for being drunk
The aggregation included II laborers. one
weaver. one sailor. one hostlcr. one prin-
ter one Winter. one salesman. one team
ster and two domcstics.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
LESS NOTES N HIS 0RGAa NOW

James Gilleeney ot 1is Crazy street
has not so many notes In his parlor
organ as he did have lie Increased the
original number by placing IN the
organ bank notes 20 the value of si3
lie reports 10 the police that some one
forced a way through the front win
dow OF HE house and took away the
,ia.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
NAG SIrfREASED

Adams. Mass. Aug. IA general raise
of 8 per cent has just gone into effect
among the employees of The Beaver and
Eclipse mills Of the Arnold Print works
OF this city. The raise benefits 100 hands.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
BUILDING ENTERED, TOOLS STOLEN

The building at is Clemence street was
broken into last night and carpenter 5
tools valued at S5.25, the property OF John
Stott and Louis Russell, were stolen.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
new YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported for The News-Democrat over
the private wire of EDWARD L. Shell
DON & CO, Bankers and Brokers' Room
234, Banigan Building.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
THE COTTON MARKET.

Reported for The News Democrat ove4
the private wire OF EDWARD Il. SHELt
DON & co, Bankers and Brokers, Room
pa, Banigan Building.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-03
EN- MANATI
PEnnt0 Sc uliiEan en- matrimOnio dos
distinSuidOs jtVsnss de aqlella
ICCaIidat.
IA JuRta EseoIar ha sOIleltado un smprsstIto de
1900 dollars.
De naestr0 corYespoasas.

Julio 2.-Serfan la nna b m. del do
mingo circulo Il noticia de que don Luis
Muftoz Rivera pasaTfa por Ia estaci6n en-
el trek faculthtivo de las tres media.
Fue 10 baEtante, para que se viess en- la
poblaci6n un moVimiento de entusiasmo
algeria indezcriptibIe. Seguidamente se
improyis6 una manifestation puramente
popular para II saludar al distinguido
compatriota.
Parti6 Ia comitiva de Ia casa del vene-
rable don Jose Rivera, con bandera dee-
plegaday y dos estandartes de Ia -juventud
Unionista con su banda de mdsica para Ia
estaci6n. No nos hizo esperar mucho
tempo eI tren los acordes de la Borin.
quen lego. AL saliT Ia platsforma Mu-
iioz saludar 4 los ALI congregados saliva
lie aplausos atronadores vivas llenaron
Il espacio.
Como fil6e tan corto ef eftiempo de parada
no tuvo lugar de hablar cual era su de-
$40, perO en- cuatro palabras dijo 10 que
.iodos anhelabamos.
La manifestation de aver fue un acto
solemne; no habfa un solo unionista del
campo: todos eran del pueblo casi llega-
ban 1000. va en- la poblaci6n sc di6
un mitin desde ell balloon de la casa Rivera
hacienda uso de Ia palabra los obreros
don Carmelo Sanchez y don. Juan Kotrig
que estuvieron elocuentes energiCos, ce-
rrando el luchador barcelonetense Pepito
Algeria.
Los unionistas tienen una mayorfa
hasta hoy de trescientos treinta tres
votos.
Dos obreros que vinieron aver con
objeto de dar meeting Ia clase trabaja-
dora fracasaron en- Rus prop6sitos.
Sc encuentra entire nosotros el joven
abogado don Epifanio Fernandez Vanga.
Muy pronto comparecerdn ante el
altar y en- la presencia del ReveTendo Pa
lre Llauger el .Lcdo. Felix C6rdova Da-
villa con la bella y espiritual Mercedes
Dfaz, cumplimentsr 10 que mttuamente
Sc han jurado.
-Empezaron los trabajos para la mon
tura del reloj pdblico. Pronto tendremoB
otros progresses en- esta poblaci0n por ini-
ciativas de los unionistas.
La Junta Escolar cuyo Presidente es
don Clemente Ramirez Arellano ha So
licitado un empr6stito de 10000 dollars
para construction de dos casas- -escnelas,
quedando en- la poblaci6n. Muy pronto
al paso que va todas las escuelas serdn
propiedad del pueblo a1n hay quien di-
ga que los unionistas no han hecho NADIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-03
PRO CI0N de- La
mOneda fiIipina
TTata De impediTss que sea i'm
pOItSda en- China.
S6sIsdad hanesrIa para fines sgIlsaIas.

a
Para protejeT mejor Ia moneda de plata
flipina, impidiendo 81 embarque de none.
da & China, que ha sido uno de los resnl-
tados del ALA de Ia plata en- Oriente, el
seuador senior Lodge ha Bometido un pro-
yecto de ley, que autoriza Al gobierno
filipino modifcar 81 peso y ley de Il mo-
media de plata.
Esta medida dispone etue, con aproba-
ci0n del presidente, ell gobierno filipino.
para mantener Ia paridad de la moneda &
lipina, puede decretar IN peso ley pro,
poTcionalmente iDferiores para Il moneda
divisionaria los de los pesos, y puede
voIver & aeufiar cualquiera de las none
das existentes, al nuevo peso y ley.
El senador Lodge presenta tambien un
proyecto de ley que dispone Ia creaci6n de
un banco agrfeola en- FilipinaE, autorizan.
do 81 gobierno filipino garantizar un cre-
ditto de no mas de caatro por ,is1to sobre
el capital invertido, siemprs que la suma
cubierta poT esta garantfa no pase de
100000.
La sociedad bancaria debe olganizaTss
segdu las leyes de Filipinas hara pr6sta-
mos para fines agrfcoIas exclusivamente =
4 IN interes m6ximo de diez por ciento ii
ann
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-03
Una DE E
5uaH que Sc
iuZga infuIldada.
Sc ha ahieltO ali una escueIa de
Velann.
De nasestrO eofresDOnsUL. J

Julio 3.-Se dice one Pedro Juan Bla-
uini, que no ss sabe 81 sabe 10 que fir
ma, ha danunciado ante 81 Honorable
Attorney General, Al Juez de IPaz de este
pueblo. SuponemoH Ia denuncia infunda-
da dada Ia rectitud de este funcionRrio
LA pEofssora Srta. Rita Ssrrano, ha
alberto una escuela de veTano Ia que
concnrren buen nLmeTo de alumnos
Sabemos por conducto de- un amigo,
que Miss Reed, profssoTa de ingles en- ia
Grammar School de Ponce enc afio pro.
ximo pasado, 10 ser6 ca la escuela gradua-
da de Guayanilla durante 81 aElo venideFo.
Ha Bido nombTada poF 81 DepaIt tamento
de Instruction Z ha acsptado el Ilombra-
miento.
FL juzgado de Paz de este pueblo ha
instruido duranta 81 mes de JUNO pr6ximo
pasado, las caGsas signientes De compe
tencia de la Corte de Distrito: contra Ii
boFio Alicea, por SEDUCTION de Ii joven
Jacinta Gales contra Bautistal Lugo por
violaci6n de ElYira MeTlo, contra Encar-
naci6n Feliciano poT escalamiento en- pri-
mer grado.
De competencia de Ia CoTte Municipal;
contra Jose Rodriguez por altegaci6n de la
paz, contra Francisco Chava fa por 81
mismo delito, contra Manuel Clas poT
crueldad con animaleg, ecntra Juan Torres
por dafios maliciosos, contra Francisco L61
PEI por alteration de Is paz, contra Eusta7
sio Rivera por dafios malieiosos, contra
Arturo Torres por aggression, contra Meme
sio Gonzalez otros por rifia, contra Ro-
sendo Chavarrfa por aggression, econtFa
Francisco Vel6zquez poT abuse de c6nfan-
"a, contra Manuel Galarza por inscribirse
ilegalmente infringiendo 81 artfculo 1852
del C6digo Penal, contra Juan Moneerra-
te Marie por altsraci6n de Il paz; contra
Rosa Torres por alteration de IA paz, COM
ira Felicita Milan y otros por acometi-
miento aggression.
Ha celebrado los iuicios siguientes:
contra Juan Bautista Malave p0r portar
armas prohibidaB, contra Juan Ramon
Gonzalez por infringir 81 artfculo III de
las ordenanzas municipales, contra Celes-=
tino Santiago por portar armas prohibidas
Ha instruido diligencias contra Juan
Manuel Garcia por haber violado Ia sec.
ci6n 81 de Ia ley de Rentas Internas y las
ha remitido al Hon: Attorney General.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-03
YABUCOA PROGRESANDO.

Dicen de Yabucoa que iniciativa del
popular Alcalde de Yabucoa don Jose L.
Berries, defense la mayor parte de los
adelantos que al frente de Ia Acadia So
han verifcado en- POGO tempo en- dicha
poblaci6n; aver domingo primero del ac-
tual, Sc inaugur6 al servicio pdblico, la
hermosa plaza de mercado recientemente
constru1da, 6sta por la solidez del terreno
yHIas buenas condiciones higi6nicas del sitio
en- que Sc halla, dan una id, a. del interss
que Ell Ieferido Alcalde Sc toma en- bien de
sus convicciones
Dadas las condolences de car6cter del
senior Berries las simpatfas con que
cuanta, es de esperar su reelection en-
las pr6ximas elecciones. Asf 10 desea 81
pu sblo.