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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16
GEORGIA HAS
VERY SERIOUS !
COMPLAINT Z
bout th3 IrreguIsriIy Of Al
Mail Trims in This
SCIiCn
lHt MAIL u MISjtD DAIlI
Atlanta Constitution Takes Up the
Fight in Behalf Of the People of
This Se3tion-Trains are
Always Late.
The MAIL Is MISSED DAILY

The Atlanta Constitution is TAX.
ing ul9 the fight in behalf of the peo
pie Of south Georgia against the
Southern railway because of the
irregularity of its trains to this sec
ton, which bring all of the north
ern and eastern mail as we'll as
mail from Atlanta and other Geor-
eia points. The Atlanta paper Is
making q strong protest against
train No. IA. viii h arrives in this
city at 8:20 a. M. but which Is al
ways from one to eight hours late.
This train handles heavy mail for
all south Georgia and Its being late
almost daily Is the cause OF q gen
eral complaint from the people OF
this section.
The Constitution of yesterday con
tanned the following about this train
South Georgia, it's citizens. bIsi-
ness men and otLel:5 were side
tracked again yesterday. so far as
nails were concerned. So late were
both the south4.ound mail trains on
ne Southern railroad and the Cen
lral of Georgia that the connections
which carry these rou hes o. Uncle
Sam to south Georgia were misseu
at Oglethorpe, the junction point OF
tne Atlanta. Birmingham and At
lantic, the Atlantic Coast Line al
Albany and all of the others. Even
The bad schedule record of the past
few weeks was broken yesterday.
Southern railway train No. IA,
from Cincinnati, scheduled to arrlV.
in Atlanta with the mail and pas.
sengers at 1l:04 p. M, did not az.
eve until $3.50 a. m. yesterday morn
ing. AS a consequence, it was ga,
a. N. before the train started south
ward with the mail. 1t was 8:2C
d. 10. when the train arrived at
Helena. where connections are mad.
aFEh the Seatoard for both east ana
Hestbound trains. Not only were
these connections missed. but they
we're missed by three hours. ant
tEis in spite of the fact that the
schedules provide for a wait at He.
ena Of three hou.1 between the
schedule time of the arrival OF
southern railway train No. IA and
the arrival of the Seaboafd connec
tion.
Much the same conditions prevail
ed on the Central of Georgia. South
arm railway No. 81, from New Yore
and Washington, bearing the cas-.
srn mail. arrived on time at 1907
Central of Geofgia No. IA also lesi
Atlanta on time one minute afte-
mi1nlght. And yet, with the exoep
ion Of Its own Central OF Georgia
trains. which were held until the
arrival Of No. II. all of the other
connections were missed and the
tram arrived at Fitzgerald three
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16
MOTHERS EFFORT
IN SONS BEHALF
GEORGIA WOMAN HAS WALkE-
1900 MILES IN TRYING TO
GET HIS PARDON.

Atlanta, Nov. 15.--That a woma'
should walk 1.400 miles in tho effori
sc Uee a pardon for an erin
son who is serving a term in the
oenitentiary is evidence of deVo
ion that can spring only from {
mothers heart.
That Is the record Of Mrs. Aman
la BlcGley, of I-umpkin count
whose home is in the mountain
Lear Dahlonega. Mrs. Bea1ley d.
peared in the office Of the pris,
commission at the state capitol yet
terday for the eighth time in II
effort to secure clemency for he
son. Ben, who is serving a life Sc.
rence for the murder OF William
Holman.
Mrs. Beazley's two sons, Ben an
John, were both indicted ana con
'icted for the same crime. and 10
were given life senteD es in the
oenitentiary. This was about fiv,
years ago, the sentences having beei
PASSED in LumpiJn superior courl
Since that time John has escape.
rom the penitentiary, and has NJ
.een recapturod.
Ben, MS. Beazley declares, has
1ever made any effort to esca. Q, ant
would not do so II the way wer.
left open fer him.
Ben was not to blame for III.
Killing" MRS. Be#1ley said in tht
office of the prison commission, tear
cushing % her eyes. HE Is M.
10y, and / need him to help me l.
my old age.
Il have been here now this Is IT.
aighth time lying to get a pardon
tor my boy, sand often I have wake
all of the way from my home. j
lave walked TO Ccal City, 10 the
camp where he has been confined
Id since | have been trying to get
LIN cut. a friend OF mine figure.
t up and altogether | have wake
noie than fourteen hundred miles.
Il have got al. of the jury wit
me. and the last time I was here, II
september. they tolj me ali that
aeeded was to let letter from III.
solicitor general. l went to him a
ae said he would wlite a letter Cor
me.
I don't believe / will ever be ale
to get here again am getting so
feeble. have had To WORK lar
al home to get money enough to get
to Atlanta, and tten have kad 10
20 10 work here 10 get money with
which TO get back homs. Oftea !
have keen unable to get work and
nave had to walk.
Il don't know what they are 10
ing to do, but / hope and p.a1 that
they will give me "a k rny boy"
The com mission las a larg. nun.
Der IT tape.s ir tho 3 alley case,
and has Investigated it o. several
occasions. Mrs. Baazley was given
a hearing, and the matter will again
be taken up for cc1si lera.ion.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
" a Home, a Farm or Lot at OF.
fernan, the Model Town--Bl2
Sale There Dsc. II and 12.

fcrnan, the Model ToWn--BI1
Sale There Dsc. II and 12.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec.
II a1d 12, there Will be a. big pri-
vate and public sale Of Homes.
Farms and lots at Offerman. Ga, the
Model Town, where country people
live in the city.
Lunch will be furnished all who
attend. free. and the railroa1 fare
Of those who bay ocerty will se
laid 10 ways by the D9en Co.
Take this opportunity to make
your loved ones proper Christmas
present. The times have become
tco enlightened to throw your money
away on the usual Chri3tmas focl-
ishness. Give a kone. farm or
lot In this new town and it Will
be a cumulative blessing, growing
etter ald be ter with time. In
deed. your Christmas present for
1906 will be life long remembrance
II you follow this plan.
Offerman is the molel farm con-
munity where farmers live In town
and farm Ia the country. Where
they have all the moiern conven'
fences Of cities, such as water
works. with artesian water. gradTd
streets. improved parks, electric
lights, telephone system and free
public library. 1t Is to be the pro-
duce headquarters for Waycross.
Brunswick, Savannah and Jackson
Vile. where these cities will get
their .poultry ana dairy prodrcts.
fruits and vegetables.
If ycu like the place como and live
at oRernau. II you cannot cCmA, It
Will psy ycu - Invest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16
ALLEGED to Be insane.

Birmingham. Now 15.-on a!lega-
ton of counsel for the deyense that
Alexander r. Chisholm, formerly
teller of the First NJ, 10 al bunk
who defaulted for 100000, is insane
and mentally incapable Of appearing
in court for trial. the proceedings
in the case of The government
against Chisholm In the United
States court today were postponed
until it could lae decided whether
Chisholm was insane.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16
PLAYING GOLF;
HER FOOT FROZEN
MISS CHECK CONTINUED THE
GAME IN a HEAVY SNOW
STORM. q.

New Haven, Conn. Nov. i5.-The
women who are participating In the
big gold tournament here played the
contests today in a driving snow
storm. and several Of them were go
near frozen that they could hardly
play the game.
Miss Check, one OF the leaders In
the tournament. had her foot frozen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16
THAT ORDINANCE TO
FIX RATES FOR
THE CITY
Some Plain Facts About
Light and Water Com.
pany Matter
AND THE GALE RESOLUTION
,Long-Wlnded Ordinance 10 Only
Meant to MIslead the Voters
impossible to Secure the
Rates Contained In It,

What does the solicitor Of the
city court take the taxpayers ana
voters of Brunswick to be-, set Of
idiots and fools?
In his organ. the Journal. in
Wednesdays edition he states In
fiaIing headlines that water. gas and
ele tr:c lights with he obtained a.
about pnerhalf the p7.2 snt rates
An ordinance was introduced at a
recess meeting OF council Tuesdal
night too clearly to be questioned as
not intended to be passed. If at all
until after the primary ana clearly
intended as a piece of political bun
combe. used to deceive and inveiglt
the innocent people of Brunswick.
But do not be deceived. The DO
tician, the peanut Doliti ian, the POL
ttician that will stoop to any meas
ure and to any means to carry an
election is abroad in the land. H.
sees defeat and in order to stem the
tide that will carry him far out K
sea on TUESDAY. November 20, 1.
compelled to hold out to those peo
pie who do not think for themselves
hook with a bait on 1t and that
bait Ia calculated to catch g. sucker
And what ,ls the bait? Cheap High,
and water.
Well did Ythe city council know
when the ordinance was introduced
Tuesday night that 1t could not be
passed at that meeting. But the,.
the election would be held Tuesda,
and after the election--well. that.
another question. The ring" would
be secure and the ordinance woull
probably meet the fate that befei
Alderman Gales resolution at thu
same meeting.
The astute solicitor knew when he
published the article Wednesday
evening that the rates promised tn.
people BEFORE THE ELECTION
would be impossible without throw.
Ing the light and water company into
bankruptcy. He knew. or ought To
know. that such rates cannot b.
made In a city OF Brunswick's size
and that the enactment of hu:h
rates would mean confiscauon. He
knew that such an ordinance can
have no force or effect without con.
troll OF the light and water company
by the city and II the mayor ana
council were dealing fairly with tbs
people Of Brunswick why did the,
silence the resolution OF Alderman
Gale without acceptance of the prop
osition OF the Mutual Light and
Water Company. not only to sell the
plants. but to help the city Of Bruins
wick pay for it7 The answer is too
plain for anything. The election
was too near at hand. With the
light and water question out OF the
way, the only charge that ia being
urged against Col. Goodyear and his
ticket and that one untrue. Col.
Goodyear and his ticket would sweet
the field and that would be the end
Of the solicitors power and little
gnat's" existence as an official Of
the city of Brunswick.
But the thinking people. the rea>
soning people will not swallow such
~btuH" as that They know Col
Goodyear. they have unoounded faith
Ia him and his assertions and when
ha tells the people Of Brunswick that
he 10 not tho candidate OF the Light
sad water company. not the cardi
Aaks Of any esetson. ns0 o. Set Oi
wsA, ezs paegqe ef 4TsSVw$ek sgs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16
TWENTY KILLED
BY AN EXPLOSION
ARIZONA TOWN THE SCENE OF
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT
YESTERDAY

Douglas, Ariz., NoY. ia report
was received here this afternoon to
the effect that twenty men were
killed and a number injured at noon
today by an explosion in stone
quarry near this city.
No details of the disaster have so
far been received.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16

lndS busi
hc ortance 30 wal
Fdntil tie afte7Nz AVS "
practically causing aHS dayr
delay. X
AS for the arrival of ltra,ns<i In
Atlanta yesterday, they were as 6
general rule even more late I'll a
thyy have Teen fer the pasC week
50. 1t was stated that in alditio
TO the usual excuses of bad coal. ba
onnections. bad track and ba
everything else. the bad weather
which caused slippery rails was also
responsible for constant AMI contln-
ued delays. A freight wreck at Cor
stitution was also reported as an
other reason for the delay In arriv
Ing in Atlanta. According to repor,
10 one was hurt and but little dan
age resulted from the wreck.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16
ANOTHER BOLD ATTEMPT To
M|SLEAD THE TAX PAYERS

going to take him at his word a"
despite the infamous and dirty po
litical charges injected into tn
campaign, they will elect him then
mayor by majority so overwhelm
ing as to leave no question as to
what the people think of the rings
ters and small calibrad politician
now dominating the politics of this
;. community.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16
Major Rust Dead.

Los Angeles, Nov. 15.-Major flor
alto Nelson Rust. noted arcaaeolo-
ga1t and Indian authority. philan.
thropist, friend and companion of
John Brown, ard veteran OF the civil
war died today 1t his home IN South
TeNsdesa toSsy,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16
NEW YORK CENTRAL
WAS CONVICTED
FOUND GUILTY OF PAYING BIG
AMOUNT OF REBATES TO
THE SUGAR TRUST.

New York. November 15.-Thc
jury in the United STAGE cir
cult court TODAY rendered a verdi t
of guilty against the New York Cen
trail railroad, charged with violatin
the railroad rate law by giving re
bates.
1t is claimed that the road pal
the sugar trust $4,000 in rebates.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16
TO GATHER PORT FIGURES.
Representative Of Maritime Reaistel
In the Cjtv.

Representative OF Maritime Register
In the City.
A. H. Wahenseil, representing the
New York Maritime Register, ono
OF the best known shipping publ.
cations in the United States, arrived
In the city yesterday to spend a
few days.
Mr. Wagenseil will probably gath.
er some port records Of Brunswick
during his stay in the city. His
p pN3lication rs one of the few in
existence which prints every move
ment Of vessels Of the United States
and 1t is to be found In the once
OF every nan interested In ship
ping.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-04
LOS BRAzOS De LA
Venus de Milo.

Sabido es que afrman que la Venus
de Milo le faltan los brazos, que este
constituye la deaesperaci6n de todos los
amantes de 10 bello.
Resulta ahora, seg6n dicen, que no ha-
ce mucho ha muerto una persona que saba
donde estan los brazos, = que sin embar-
go Sc neg6 siempre revelar el secreto.
Los peri6dicos franceses publicaron ha-
ce algunos meses una carta del almirante
Reveilliere, diciendo que Mr.. Brest, CON
sui que fu6 de Francia en- Milo, tom6 una
parte muy activa en- las negociaciones pa
ra que Francia adquiriese la famosa esta-
tua, y fu6 para el un motive de profundo
resentimiento que no Sc grabara su nom.
bre en- el pedestal, sobre el cual Sc puso la
Venus en- el Louvre.
Tanto le molest6 aquella omission, que
siendo como era hombre de caracter ven
gativo, decide que la estatua quedara in
completa, adn cuando 81 tenfa los medios
de completarls. En- efecto, seg1n el aImi-
rante Riveiliere, ell consul M. Brest diio
en- un momento de irritaci6n:
-''Se donde est&n enterrados los bra
EOS de la Venus de Milo, pero nadie los
vera jamds"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-04
.UN VAPOR EN- ARECI-
bo CargandO cafe
para Europa.
COmisiOnadus para elsgir eI juradO en-
ell nueVO teTmin0.
DefunClonss, naGlmlsRtOs matrlmORlOs anotados
en- ell rsgIstTO civil.
(De nuestrO correaponsal. )

Abril 3.-Ha tornado possession del car
go de Juez de esta Corte de Distrito Ell
Lcdo. don Ramon Qui1ones.
Para el jueves prepare otra function
la notable compaf1fa de variedades que
act1a en- nuestro teatro. El prcgrama Sc
ra muy variado.
Sc encuentran en- puerto un vapor
aleman cargando cafe para Europa, un
vapor americana, "Brewin'', descargando
mercancfas para varios comerciantes.
Para el sabado Sc anuncian las con-
ferencias escolares en- esta ciudad, tenien-
do lugar en- Ell local de la escuela Lincoln
4 las p. m. Disertara Ell doctor Susoni
sobre la uncinariasis.
-Durante 81 pasado mes de Mario Sc
han registrado en- el Registro civil SO de-
funciones, 133 nacimientos y "a matri-
monios
Han sido designados comisionados
para elegir los seflores que han de consti-
tuir 81 Jurado en- 81 pr6ximo t6rmino, los
senores don Bernardo Huici y don Osval-
do Alfonzo.
-Durante el pasado mes de Mario con,
currieron la biblioteca municipal 518
lectores, el 500 mas que en- meses ante
riores.
-Muy concurridas de feles estdn cele-
brandose las novenas de los Dolores en-
nuestra iglesia cat6lica La semana santa
Sc celebrara con la acostumbrada solemni-
dad.
Aver sali6 para San Juan el alcalde
de Arecibo senior NJ Perez Avil6s.
-Ha sido nombrado escribiente de las
ofcinas de este municipio el joven don
Gustavo Gomez.
-Ha sido nombrado un nueyo iardine-
70 para la plaza fin de que pueda ARE
glar mejor los jardines de 10 que los ten1a
su antecesor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-04
0 B | 7 0
DO1a Francisco Po! de ViIeIIa.

Lares, Abril 2.-El 81 del pasado, al
atardecer, rindi6 la jornada de la vida a
los rs afios la virtuosa matrona dofia
Francisco Pol de Vilella, madre amantf-
sima de la distinguida familia, que da un
contingente importante la culta sociedad
de LaTes.
Vfctima de terrible enfermedad que la
consumio en- pocos dias, resultaron inefca-
ces todos los auxilios de la ciencia m6dica
que Sc lie prodigaron, para arrancarla de
las manos de la parca
Laboriosa por idiosincraBia y por tenn
peramento educ6 una numerosa familia,
que heredando sus virtudes, ha conquista-
do una reputation bien sentada una po-
sici6n social, que pocos en- este pueblo han
logrado.
Su entierro fue una verdadera demos
TRACTION de duelo y de las muchas simpatfas
que gozaba la bondadosa amiga.
Muri6 tranquila con la serenidad de los
justos, confada en- que su alma gozara de
la eterna bienandanza que disfrutan los
que, como ella, cumplen como buenos.
Despidi6 Ell duelo con sentidas frases,
don Vicente Vifias Martinez.
Paz Sus restos, y un tribute de condo
lencia para todos sus familiares.
A. S. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-04
Terrible equivOCaCiOn de
un labrador en- Espa6a.
El halandrO "MOurlsGOt" que Sc GOnstruys en-
sl FsrrOl pOr snGargO del rsy.

Ferrol, Espafa, Mario 16.-Un labra-
dor rico llamado don Manuel Rodriguez,
casado con seis hijog, ha sido vfctima de
una equivocaci6n.
Hallabase enfermo del est6mago la IA
milia, que 10 cuidaba, en- vez de darle la
medicina que habfa recetado el medico, le
di6 otra de ars6nico, destinada matar ra-
tones.
FL sefior Rodriguez muri6 presa de ho-
rribles dolores.
A causa del disgusto, su mujer esta
grave.
-Ha llegado el general don Nicolas
Jaramillo para pasar revista las fuerzas
de altillerfa de infanterfa de los cuarte-
les fortalezas de la plaza
lie recibieron las autoridades los jefes
y ofciales de la guarnici6n.
A fin de mes quedara terminado el ba-
landro "Mouriscot" que Sc contruye en- 81
arsenal por encargo del rey.
Hasta que regrese ell "Giralda" de su
viaje Canarias, no Sc verifcaran las
pruebas de velocidad del balandro, que
Beran prasenciadas por el captain de fra
gata don Joaquin Barriere, comandante
del yate, quien ha dirigido Ia construction
del balandro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-04
ROYAL DANISH CONSULATE PONCE,
PUERTO RICO.

A National Committee has been formed
with the patriotic purpose of erecting a
statue of His late Majesty King Christian
TX in Copenhagen, and commemorative
monument to both King Christian and the
late Queen Louise in the Cathedral of
Roskilde. It is the aim of the Committee
that these monuments be an expression of
the feelings Of veneration of the entire Da-
nish people including those residing in
forcing countries. In consequence thereof,
hereby invite all Danish subjects residing
in the Island of Puerto Rico to contribute
with whatever small amount they may
wish. Subscription lists will be found at
this Consulate and at the Vice. Consulates
at San Juan, Mayagdez, Humacao and
Vieques.
CARLOS ARMSTRONG,
Royal Danish Consul
Ponce, P R., March 1906
15v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-04
COMO OCURRIO la
catastrOfe del A
quidaban en- ia
Cuecanga, Brasil.
DsSpues de mataI a su hija Sc sui
CidO eI presidents del EstadO de
San Pablo, de aquella Eepubliea.
IN proyaCto Dc annlstla general para los CON.
plIeadOs en- d revolution De NOVlsmhEe.

Rio de Janeiro, Febrero. En- medic de
la mayor tranquiidad se han veTifcado
las eIecciones presidenciales, habiendo re-
sultado elegidos Presidente de Ia Rep6bli-
ca el senior Morales y Vice-presidente el
sefior Pecanha.
-Por un asunto de caracter fntimo,
despues de matar su hija, So suicide el
Presidente del Estado de San Pablo, sefior
Paixto Gemide.
Cuando estaba escogiendo un sitio pa
ra arsenal el acorazado Aqtidabars en- Ja-
cuecanga, Sc fne pique por una gran ex-
plosi6n; murieron 292 tripulantes. Entire
estos fguTan el redactor de o JoatadI do
Brazil don Francisco VaIente; los contra
almirantes: Rocha, Rodrigo, Calheiros, y
Graca: capitanes de navfo: Alves Pra-
rros; capitanes de fragata: Sierra, Pinto,
Henrique, Noranha, Santos, Ponto, Ribei-
ro y Silva; cirujano: Luciano Braudio;
comisario: Emilio Bellart; ingenieros: Sam
tana, Gonzalez Souza, Gonzaga Silva, Sill
va Coelho, Rohan M6ndez, Coelho, Al
meyda, Gonzalves Wanna, Pereira Lemos,
Souza, Rodriguez, tenientes guardias
marinas: Anibal, Cabral, Cardoso, Maga-
nan, Bravo, Wanna, Brags, Aguiar, Lo-
ZduOs OdudEa3 Qulm&Ia6S N3GA1ASuhO.e
Los supervivientes fueron 98, de los
cuales 36 NAL heridos.
Ell duelo en- ell Brasil es general.
FL "Aquidabam' fue construfdo en- los
astilleros de Elawick, en- 1885. Desplaza-
ba 5000 toneladas; esIora, 85 metros; an
dar, Is nudos; 5000 caballos de fuerza
radio de acci6n, 1000 millas. Tripulaci6D,
800 hombres; coraza, 280 milfmetTos; ar
mamento. cahones de $50, 6 de 12O; 10
de 25 tubos lama torpedos.
El "Almirante Barrero'' 'sTinidentes''
que acompaflaban al "Aquidaban, no su-
frieron desperfectos.
En- Ia conferences de la Haya, estara re-
presentado el Brasil, por el ministro del
Interior, senior Secabra.
Ell buque escuela Benjamin Cons
tant' emprendera un breve viaje de cir
cunvalaci6n al mundo. Visitara la Ar
gentina, Chile, los puertoa del Pacffco en-
Mexico, San Francisco, y Ell Jap6n.
-Seg1n las memorials estadfsticas, Ell
n6mero de inmigrantes que han llegado al
Brasil en- 1905, sin ayuda de pasajes sub.
sidiarios, alcanza & 23,017.
Entire el ministro de 10 Interior del
Brasil unos arquitectos europeos, Sc ha
frmado un contrato para construir en- esta
capital un temple Ia mdsica, parecido &
los de Chicago y Washington. Sera de
puro marmol de estilo griego.
-El ministro Ruibarboza presentara
un proyecto de amnistfa general para todos
los complicados en- la revoIuci6n de no
viembre de 1904.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-04

La semana pr6xima Sc abrird al p6-
blico la buena tienda "La Perla'' que per
teneciente q los sehores Sues de "A. Mayol,
ofrecerd un magnffco surtido de quincalla
ferreterfa.
--El prop6sito de construir un acueduc-
to en- Coamo, avanza rapidamente.
La comunidad de Coamo mantiene
su estado fiuanciero en- magnfica situaci6n.
Cuatro mil ochocientoa dollars tiene en-
GAIA. Proyectan ahora aquellos vecinoa
obtener un anticipo para conducir aqua
potable y de baenas condiciones 4 Ia villa.
-Antenoche lego esta ciudad el Sc
cretario senior A. Frazier, de Coamo.
Ell alcalde de Arecibo senior Perez
Aviles, visit6 aver de mafianR Al goberna-
dor Mr.. Post.
-El senior Felix Santoni, delegado Ia
Cdmara por ArecibO se encuentra en- esta
ciudad,