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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
COLD WEATHER.
Eastern Oregon Experiencing Strenuous
Winter Weather.

EastttH otekuh EsPNHthSH StNasses
Winter Weather.
BAKER CITY, Ore, Jan. 2S lspeciall
Tho weather here l. very cold at
present. Most Of the SNOW, however
disappeared during chinook which
prevailed the first Of this week, Con !
servatise estimates place the depth Of
Snow In the mountains al from six 10
eight feet.
A snowslide occurred In the Elk
horn range, ten miles from this city, In
which the mountain was cleared Of tim
ler for q distance Of 5000 feet. and
much damage done. The thunder Of
the rushing mass Of snow and debris
was audible several miles away.
Several person. living In the vicinity
are reported to have had very narow
escapes.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
Entries and Dates Announced For In
tsrnationai Billiard Contest.

NEW YORK. Jan. ss.-The dates
and entries are announced today for the
International Billiard Tournament 70
be played at Madison Square Garden
beginning on Monday, April Q, and con
tInuing afternoons and evenings until
finished
Play will be at ls,mch balk line, two
shots In for the worlds championship
The entries ares Louis Cure, Parisi
George Sutton, Chicago and PARIS VIII
lie Hoppe. New York. Jacob Schaefer,
Chicago, Albert q. Cutler, Bos,oni Geo
F. Slosson, New York. and Ora Morn
ingstar, New York and Paris. Maurice
yigneux may decide to enter, but II y
considered doubtful. Twcnty'one games
win be played. The games will be ooO
points mp and the winner viii receive
a gold and silver trophy worth $1,000
fmblematic Of the worlds champion
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26

and the bluejaekets on the boat made
heroic attempt TO get them. They wer'
unsuccessful and returned to the Lorn,
after succeeding in getting within tw'
boat lengths of shore. Some doubt i
expressed a. to whether these men ars
survivors, as they seemed to make nc
attempt TO get TO the boat. The Sal
vor also attempted to land at Darling
Greek with supplies for the survivors
but returned with the information that
supplies must be sent overland as th,
surf was running too high.
Neither the Orion nor the Salvor re-
port finding any ccrpses and the tug
Lorne and Pioneer and the steamer City
of Topeka have proceeded inward sat
isfed that nothing more can be dons
from sesward. Tonight parties are be
ing made up along the beach to maks
an investigation Of the spot where ths
two men are reported 10 be.
Topeka HAS Twenty-three.
The City OF Topeka reported from
Neah Bay tonight that she had twenty
three on board. These are the eighteen
rescued from the raft and the fiv,
which had been taken from the Salyor
The Salyor will continue to patrol tn,
shore in the neighborhood of Caps
Beale.
The steamer Shamrock has arrived
at Toquart near here with three sur
viyors fthe wreck. The men are al
members of the crew. They were pick
ed up on Turret Island on Barclay
Sound Another survivor is on ting
island, but Is lost in the bushes, Two
bodies were found on the island.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26

VICTORIA. Jan. ss.--The wrecked
steamer Valencia now lies submerged
and broken, save for portion Of one
mast which still stands above the
water. A feet Of steamers and tugs
today have been turning their atten-
tlon 10 patrolling the vicinity, with the
hope Of finding boats, RATS or wreck
age. Ashore several parties have been
toiling over almost impossible trails,
some carrying succor TO those washed
ashore Others securing the rugged rocks
Of the shore line seeking any survivors
that have reached shore, while others
are engaged In the melancholy work Of
recovering bodies. OF the total OF ls4,
but s2 are definitely accounted for. In
addition TO the % the two men who
were seen on the shore by the steamer
salyor near the wreck, may he sur.
yiyors. Five survivors have been taken
on hoard the Salvor. nine more are en-.
camped at the Darling Creek telegraph
hut, with their bodies bruised and their
feet cut. besides being too overcome as
TO stand, TO say nothing Of attempting
10 walk, and eighteen were picked up
by the City Of Topeka. II the two men
seen by the Salvor are survivors, there
are still leo persons missing. Not a
solidtary woman or child is among the
rescued. Little or no hope Is enter.
tained by the patrolling fleet that any
others win be recovered for doctors say
the limit of human endurance has al.
ready passed.
Saivor Reports Find.
The Salyor reported the finding of
men on the beach TO the tug Lorne
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
FOREIGN AFFAIRS DEBATED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The for
eigu affairs of the United States con-
tinued TO hold the attention of the
Senate today. Money was the princi.
pal speaker and held the floor for over
two hours in opposition to the admin.
course both in Morocco and
Santo Domingo affairs. Hepburn spoke
in support of the annexation Of Santo
Domingo.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
CAPTAIN MUST PAY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-The re.
port rendered by Deputy Collector Far.
lev on the charges of Maarten Dirks-
wager. who was harpooned by the mate
of the whaler John and Winthrop, dis
credits the sailors testimony but finds
the captain liable to fine of 800
every day Of the 800 spent at sea, on
which limejuiee was not served thu
men. The captain said limejuice was
served only once week when in warm
waters.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26

ship at ls.a billiards. There will, Ia
addition, BE- eash prizes 10 the value Of
$500.
George v slosson Il the first To chal.
lenge Willie Hoppe for the champion.
ship At iss. This |. the title which
Hoppe wrcsted from Maufics vigneux
last week Ia Paris. This must not be
with the is.2 halk line game
at which the International Tournament
viii be played Hoppe. II IL said, viii
probably Accept the challenge of slos.
son and the plan now Is 10 have the
match played IN some public hall In
this city In March. The match win be
played IN one night,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26

WASHINGTON, Jan. a5.--The house
passed the Statehood bin according to
schedule today. The Republican oppo.
sition spent its entire force yesterday
and no effort was made to defeat the
bin on It's final passage, only 80 Of the
Insurgents" voting against the meas.
ure. The bill passed by vote of ls4
to to $50. The bill provides for Okla.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
MOROCCAN CONFERENCE.
Spain Submits Draft For System Of
Taxation in Morocco.

ALGEcIRAs, Jan. 25.--spain. at 10.
days session Of the Moroccan confer.
enee presented a draft to the eonven.
tion providing better return system
Of taxation In Moreccd and also The
Of new revenues. The confer.
enes, after some discussion expressed
the opinion that nothing could be prom.
ised which would modify the present
basis Of organization Of the country Of
in contradiction with the habit 81 the
Mdioecans regarding land taxstion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26

SALT LAKE, Jan. eb.-With an at.
tendance which included the governors
Of three States, representatives OF
commercial organizations from the
leading cities Of the West, and promi'
uent railroad and business men, the
asee America First" conference began
today. Former Governor Wells ARD
Governor Cutler were among those
who delivered addresses Of welcome
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
ARE sUBDUED.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 25.-The
Trans. Siberian Railroad has resumed
full operations, the muiinons reserv.
ist- who for several weeks ran the rail
road have been brought into subsection.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26

ernment were unable 10 agree tonight
ON the statement of facts concerning
the actions of Commissioner Garfield,
while investigating the beef industry
and decided that the trial before Judge
Humphrey and the jury should be tax.
en- up again tomorrow when witnesses
would be called and questions Of fact
concerning Garheld's actions and
whether they can he construed as Civ.
ing immunity, viii be adduced by the
testimony.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
SEE AMERICA FIRST
CONFERENCE AT SALT LAKE

and Governor Chamberlain, Governor
Mead and others were among the
speakers. Commendatory kilograms
from Governor Brooks. of Wyoming
Governor Blanchard, Of Louisiana. and
j. ]. Hin were read. Governor Cham.
berlaln presided. The addresses Of the
different speakers touched upon the
duty Of all persons who intended trsy'
cling to first see what their own eoun.
try had to offer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
JOINT STATEHOOD BILL
IS PASSED BY HOUSE

homa and Indian Territory to eonsti.
tute one State under the name @0kla-
homa" and Arizona and New Mexico
one State under the name ARIZONA"
Should the terms Of admission be rati-
fed by the residents of the territories
in question their State constitutions
must contain clauses prohibiting the
sale Of intoxicating liquors and plural
marriages.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
FULTON SUBMITS RESOLUTION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator
Fulton presented a resolution In the
Senate today authorizing the payment
of the funeral expenses amounting 10
ss47 Of the late Senator Mitchell, The
resolution was referred TO the commit.
tee on contingent expenses.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
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ARIZONA HAS EARTHQUAKE .

. DENVER, Jan. ga special
. to the Republican from Albu. I
. querque, N. NJ says the whole I
. country from Gallup, n. NJ, to I
. Seligman. Arizona, a distance of I
. several hundred miles exper' I
. fenced an earthquake shock this I
. afternoon. Big buildings rocked
. and people fled precipitately !
D from their houses, At Williams,
. Arizona, the shock resembled an
. explosion. goods were thrown
. from the shelves and buildings
. were jerked from their founda' !
. tions. There Il no loss of life
. or serious damage to property
. reported.
a A A q a a q q a q q q q . q o Z
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
BIDS ARE ISSUED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s5. - President
and Mrs. Roosevelt today issued invi.
tations to the wedding of Miss RoOse-
welt to Representative Loagworth.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
MINERS CONFERENCE.
United Mine Workers Hold q Meeting
In Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 25.--Tbe de-
mand Of the United Mine Workers that
the operators and miners in the south.
western district be admitted to func.
,ions Of the joint conference Of coal
operators and miners Of the general
competitive district, was twice defeat.
ed during the first session Of the joint
session thi. afternoon. The question
provoked considerable debate and was
practically the only business tran
sacted.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
LightYeeper at Cape Beale Visits the Scene Of the
Wreck and Says Remaining Mast Has
disappeared AT Last.
REMAINING SURVIVORS BATTLE AGAINST DEATH TO THE END

AFTER cLINcrEc I'm HOPELESS REMAINING
MAST FEW SURVIVORS WRECKED VALENCIA ARE FINALLY
SWEPT TO DEATH WHEN WAVES CARRY THE MAST INTO
THE sEA-THRTY.Two OF .4 ARE KNOWN TO BE SAVED.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
UNABLE TO AGREE

Government and Packers Disagree on
Statement Of Facts.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.--The counsel for
The indicted meat packers and the gov
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
JEROME READS LETTER
In CoIliers HeekIy Trial District
Attorney Jerome Makes
Argument.
TOWN TOpIcy IS SCORED

Last Stage Of the Trial of Norman
Hapgood and the Editors Of collier's
Weekly on Criminal Libel Charge Is
Reached.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
ABOUT TRUST METHODS
Announce He ha, Enough Evi-
s denee to Bring Criminal
Actions.
6tss IMPORTANT WITNESS

Secures Former Standard OIL Account.
ant to Give Very Important Tssti.
mony Rxarding the Illegal Transae.
tions Of Trust--signed Name Falsely
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Cape Beae LKhtkeeper
reports the ven
and her scattered along
. the beach when he left.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-26
Saivor Reports Find.

The Salyor reported the finding of
men on the beach to the tug Lorne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-05
Asunt0S de Venezuela
Conferencia con el nuevo Consul

4 sS8sEss 4 1nag SSs@srFS
adn en- el caso de que talel proyectos
exiatan, es segOro que fracasArAn
apenas ntsnten ponsrlos en- planta
sus autores.
Por 10 que hAce & Ia noticia de
que el Presideots se dispone a ponerse
en- sAlvo-OGStro ready flee, dice ell ca =
ble~-al senor M$rmol rio mucho de
e,a fuga que se Atrlbuye un hombre
que no hs h lido iamSs y que supo
afroptar peligroS muy serios y domi.
nsrlos con su valor, con 81 entsrexa,
con el concurSo del eiefcito y con las
simpasfAs del psis.
Q lien afrort5 el poder de A'ema.
nis, de Ffancis, da Italia y de Iogla.
terra -opina el Uflr Ma mol y Gu
brio de gloria su nombre en- proeEAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-05
Para los que quleran colocar
bien Su diner0

Sc vende 6 arrienda en- Ponce, en-
10 Gale ATOCHA, la mas centrica de
10 ciudad entire las dos plszRs princi-
pales, un almacen de mampoateTfa y
msdera del pals, ds77 pies pulga.
das s de frente por la calle del Sol y
SO II pulgadas por Ia de ALTO HA,
frente q las casas de Enmanuelli & G.
r. Valdesilla FL rnanos & G.
Or ,ensr este almacen dos arri
moa SO hace muy facil fabricarle uns
plantA alta; com1n &pgnlo de nam
poaterfa solamente. TAmbien una de
dos plantas mampoltsrfs contigua o.
anterior en- 10 calle del SOL. El que
adquiera esta propiedad tendr& ur
buen interes de 81 dinero. Para In.
formes oirigirse & RAFAEL Rivera
tsBsI Sol IA. Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-05
PI|doras Ge|atinadas

iSu gran expendio y numsrosaa
epga1osas imitaciones los iustI6cap.
Que las maravillosas pildorAs gelsti.
nadas del Lcdo. don Pedro L.
Lamoutte, kon inspreciables ca IL Gu
racl6n de las anemias cuaptitstivss ,
cualitativas en- ambos sexos y 60 to
dos los padscimientos propios de Ia
muir, asi como OIL m j>e i6aico & sne
raj del siatsma y particular de csda
6rgAno O musculo dsbilitado. Soiici
sense prospecsos al Autor. Plaza de
las Delicisa no 10. Ponce, p r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-05

Siendo tan graves las notIciAs que
trsio aver Sobre Venezuela nueatro
servlcio cAblegrafco, nos parecI6 dtil
interrogsr al stfior Marmol, nuevo
Consul de aquella rep1bica, que res
pondi6 con exquisite SmabilidAd &
nuestras pregunsas.
Ell aefior Marmol sIli6 de Caracas
hace tres dfaI. RsinAbA oil completa
tranquilidAd y oil gobierno SO sentfa
csda vez n a. fuerte y s6lido, con el
concurao dc Ia opinion pdblics, que
tiene confiAnzA plena en- ell General
Castro.
En- 10 que 90 rtflsre a proyecIos
de rsvoluci6n, elaborados 90 Nueva
York, el sefior MArmol no cree que
deba dArGeles importancla, porque
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-05

cast leeendarias, no vAa escapar el
cuerpo ants un posib conato dc re-
beldfa, que nj quiera Sc hA msnifssta'
do adn en- hechos prGcticos sobre el
territorio de Venezuela.
El lcomentArio del consul & las
tfases gus reproducimos on Ing 81 fu6
una sonrisa ir6nica primero y despu@s
una ruidosa carcsiadA.
Cree el se Il 1r Marmol que se trata
de un golpe sensational dc 10 prensA
de NuevA York, que gozs credito uni.
verssl por sus iavenciones efsctistAs
LA impression en- Venezuela >conclu~
y6 -es que 81 ell general HernandeI
deIembarca, serA inme iiatsmeDts un
prisionero del general Ca tro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-05
ANUNC|O De SUBlSTA

Secresaria del Honorable Ayun
,smiebto de Ponce. = N } ha b ,endo tent
do efectn subaats a1unciada para
@ dis 20 ae DicIembre pAssdo q I'm de
proveer al Cuerpo de Bombaros de un
Csrreta para O. trssports de MaSgue.
ra., 81 anuncIA nuevsmeat dicho re-
mats para el dia Z del entranse q las
de ~ tarde en- 81 Salon de sesiones, coz
sugec!6p al pliego do coniiciones que
10 encuer tr A en- esia S scretsrla.
For cs. Msrz a de 1906.
n r. CANALES
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-05
DAsI G. HERDAMN

Deposito de provisiones de
todas procedenclas.
Playa de Ponce. Puerto RICO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-05

6b oioN sOLUu uO SUE ASVosi - az
meza de sus prlncirios, ~ amor q 10
libertad, 10 psraevsrancia de 81 CO.
rActer y su labor msrlsfslma por el
prcgeeso de nueatra terra, demuss
tran que Palmer era un excelsnte ma
s6n y un verdadero pairiota puerto.
rriquefio.
Dotado de extf&ordinaria energfa
de car&ctsr, au valeroso espieitu que
parecfa dsi itinado q luchar con el obs.
lasulo on el camtao dc ~ vida, no
desmsy6 iamks y siempie 81 voluntad
firms y decidids, bsio el impulse de
sus invariables cJnvleoiones, 10 pro.
porcion6 faelzas para superar 10 Va.
liz de las cont arie ladies' que 10 susr.
| te parecia com. lacyrse en- opener & ~
paso.
FL pals y 10 Masonelis puertorri.
Quefi han sufrido una gran perdida
y los mAsones de Puerto Rico lenemos
muchisima raz6n para llevar el luto
! que demusstra un prt fundo dolor en-
las graadss desgracias.
Los que trabsismos con Palmer
on las l0gias mas6nicAs ALA por los
ian u de 1884 q 1885 pudimos admirar
las bsillAntes condolences dc su intsli-
gencia y :.el fsrvients entusiasmo dc
au amor 4 la institution mAs6niea.
sus s.faerzos dieron por resultado
que On 1884 Ia Graz LoglA U Ida de
Colon 8 lsla dc Cuba coLcediera 10
inatsur aelon de 10 Gran Logia Pro
vincial de Puerto Rico, y no descans6
an momshto hasta cous -guir que On
1885, dlchA potencla m .l6aica, dnica
AutoridAd legisima con soberaLfa de
10 Frat,rnida ad en- eAtA IslA, csdiese el
serritorio para deiar sssablecida y or
ganizada la Muy Respectable Gran
LogIA Soberana de PusrsC Rico, como
dnica autori lad suprema de 10 mAso
nerla aimb6 lea On nuestro pals
AL ocu Yarme do aqusllos esf fAerzoi
y do aquella labor grandiosa wiener
& mi memoria los nombres de unol
cuanlos masones iluasres qus sy1da
ron d Palmer en- sus trabsjos, unoi
ya t faiiecidos y -otrIs que viven aun
Enlrs los pri neros 20 Qulero cltal
aQui el nonbfe dc un mason fervients
y un gran patriots, sin que el no ha.
Ger menci6n de los demAs signiiqu,
que estos no msrecieran Ia mismi
gratitud de nueAtrcs corAzones. N,
ref ,ro al eximlo puertorriqueiio Auto
nio Ruiz O. il mes cuyo recuerdo Eer
dura en- mi II nsamiento undo esire
chaments q /. txlstelcia y q las vici.
sisudes de 10 M .soneffa rtorrique
| ia y espeoialm nts de la Gran L6gl,
SO berana de Puerto Rico.
AL inaugursrse nuestra G ran Lo
gta on 1885, f-e electo PA.mr Muy
Res petable Gran Maestro J bsio o,
Ii tsligente direcci6n crecIo sl prsati
gio de ls FraternidAd On L lerto Rico
90 despert6 sl entusLasmo por 10 ma
sonerfa, So institayeron numsrosal
logiAs y nueatra Inati, uci6 .lleg6 q ia
grado do esplendor que el ostentar !,
lcualidad de mason era un t!mbre d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-05

SENORES: Una vez mas recorre-
mos este camino que conduce q 10
mansion del reposo y Ia trat quilidad.
Y 81 nuestro coraz6n palpits entrists
cido aIts los despoios de 10 muerie,
nusstro psnsamiento sc eleva msges-
tuoso q las reglones de 10 i.mortali-
dad en- donde no exlaten mas que 10
paz Ia concordia del espfritu; por
Que, terminada la extatencia 80 extin
guen con ella las pasiones y los
enconos de los muertos y ya no hsy
lugar en- los eorazones generosos y en-
ias conciencias elevadss de los vivos
mas que para amar a aquellos que
merecleron I'm tempo nuestro carifio
' para tributAr justo homensgs & los
merecimientos dc los que ~ no sxls
ten.
.lVlene oil homb & 10 vida arru.
llsdo por los Affect. puros y sencillo
del hogAr y, mas .arde, cuAndo au
conciencia le mue.tra el rumbo que
dehe aegulr y el camiro que debe es-
coger, 10 LARA fsrvoroso trAs un ideal
sacrifca si fuere necesario ~ san
gre y su vida mismA en- d, t ,nsa dc
las ideas y do los prircipios que lie
gan q ser 10 vlrtualldad de su exls'
teneia. SiEold ado, como en- el ftogor
dc Ia baialla W caer ante II un advsr
sario 10 contempla uu m~mento, se
detiene Al reSonocsr ca 81 q 1n her
mano Querido, 10 itvants entire sui
brazos, 10 estrechs contra ~ peeho
en- donds late un corsz6a pAlpitAnte
dc fra.ernal af.cio, sspara el cuerp1
inerts del aer qusrido poniendolo &
salvo do los horrores de la luchs, es
tampa un osculo dc amor sobre sv
ftents y vuelve Rl sitlo del combate
al puelto que le 81 Il Ala su deber, has
50 que q su vez llegae el momento de
caer para siempre entre gando su vida
por la defsnsa do aus ideas 8 por IL
honra de 10 pAtria.
Asi nosotros los mAsones, solda
do de 10 mas augusta de las institu-
clones humans, equipados con lal
Armss de Ia pSz y do la COR cordia,
trasmos & las luchAs de 10 vids civil
los elevados y rsdsntores primo piol
dc moralidad y dc paz y dc aserni
dad y do juAticia que aon el dogma d.
10 grandiosa Inatituci6n mAs6nica.
Asf 20, honrado con IL designa.
ci6n do 10 Gran Logia Soberans d.
Puerto Rico para despsdir sl duelo J
para dar el GlIimo adios al que ya ne
exlsts vspgo squf desde un campo ad
versario sn ideas politcAs al suys
para tributar al qlsrldo hsrmsmt
Santisgo Palmer ell homsnsge del cA
rifio dc su. hsrmAnus do ia Gran Ii
gla SJberanA de Puerto Re- y Ii
ex preston 81 aentida de mi atsrns
afecto y del dolor gu, q todos mol
cauaa Ia lerdida de ~ para noal trol
precioaa extstsl cIA.
Porque Santiago Palmer era VI
buen mason y con ESQ esta dicho qu,
era un buen ciudAdano y un ex ;elent,
patricia.