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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Refuse to Accept PanhandIe'S
Contract for Building West
Side Viaduct.
TO BE CONFERENCE TODAY
CITY OFFICIALS DO NOT THINK
RAILROAD SHOULD HAVE
WHOLE SAY IN LETTING CON-
TRACT FOR SUPERSTRUCTUR

As had been anticipated. the Board
of Public Works has made several
amendments to the proposition of the
Pennsylvania Railroad company with
reference to the construction of the
viaducts on West Second street.
One change which the Board has
made deals with that part of the
proposition which gives the Pennsyl-
vania the right to let the contract
for the superstructure of the via
ducts The city desires to have some
part in this letting or at least to safe
guard the matter
The changes as proposed by the
Board were put into shape yesterday
to be submitted to representatives of
the. Pennsylvania company and an
attempt was made to arrange for
conference with Supt Neff, of the
Richmond division and John L. Rupe,
the local attorney for the Pennsylva-
MIA. Owing to the absence from the
city of Supt. Neff the conference was
postponed but it may be held today.
One member of the board said last
night that it was hoped that salts
factory adjustment of the differences
between the board and the railroad
company would be made before the
meeting Of council on Monday night.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
GREAT CROWD EXPECTED
WATSON MEETING TONIGHT
Chairman Gardner Has Extended a
General Invitation to All to Attend
the Reception at Coliseum Follow
ing the Speaking.

Chairman Gardner of the Republi-
can county committee announced last
evening that there is general invi-
tation extended to the citizens of Rich
mond to attend the reception to be
held in the Coliseum tonight in honor
of Congressman Watson. The affair
will be of an informal sort and will
take place Immediately after Mr. Wat
son closes his address. Despite the
fact that the fag end of the campaign
is here, the Republican county COM
mittee anticipates that there will be
very large audience this evening to
listen to the last addre SIS of the cam
paign The doors will be opened at
z o'clock and the speaking will be-
gin at 7:45.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Men of the Shops Are Asked
to Help in Raising $780,
600 For Y. M. C. A.
ADVANTAGES SET FORTH
COMMITTEE SHOWS THAT IT
WOULD BE BETTER FOR SUCH
A BUILDING TO BE PUT UP BY
MANY SMALL SUBSCRIPTION.

Richmond factory employees in com
mon with other citizens of Richmond
are displaying keen interest in the Y
NJ c. A project and Secretary Brown
who is in charge of the field deems
this of great importance.
The value of Y. NJ C. A. to the
factory employees of the city is un.
questioned, Secretary Brown says
and once these men are acquainted
with it's actual pleasures they will
be greatly surprised as we'll as de-
lighted.
Every factory employe in Rich
mond either has or will in the near
future receive a copy of special
letter issued to workmen by the ex-
ecutive committee This letter is as
follows:
To the Factory Employees:
AS you no doubt. are aware there
is an effort being made TO raise about
one hundred thousand dollars lS10O,-
000) for the purpose of erecting and
equippins Young Mems Christian
Association in Richmond
The Committee in charge feels that
every fair minded man is interested
in the welfare and future of the
Young men of the town, and recog-
nizes the value of the Young Mems
Christian Association as a wholesome
place of resort for men and boys in
their leisure moments. The Commit
tee also feels that men and boys en-
ployed in shops. factories, etc. are
especially interested in the success
of this movement, because of what
it means in an educational way, by
its night classes, to the man or boy
who had to leave school at an early
period of life.
It is the purpose of the committee
to appeal to every person available
for help in the raising of the amount
necessary. The money that is need
ed could. and possibly might, be Civ
en- by few men of means: but ex-
perience has taught that sympathy
and interest goes where a little
money has been invested, and as the
Young Mems Christian Association
is neither q rich nor poor mans or
ganization but stands for the great
est good to all, therefore, the Com
mittee appeals to the persons here
employed for the best that you can
give in the way of time and money
toward the movement to erect a
building here in Richmond
Sharon E. Jones, Chairman.
Arthur L. Smith, Secy
Richard Sedgwick, Treas.
Timothy Nicholson, John H. John
son, E. Gurney Hill, A. H. BarteI. Geo.
Knollenberg, E. G.. McMahan, j. S.
Harris. Jesse Reeves, E. K Shera.
Any special information will be
given gladly by Chas. H. Brown. Cen
eral Secretary.
Office, Commercial Club Tel. 1000.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
NEW CASTLE SH|vER|NG
GAS SUPPLY is VERY LOW
Richmond Gas Company is Blamed for
the Existing Conditon-Patrons are
Given Assurance That There Will
be Gas After This Week.

Newcastle, Ind, November Gas
patrons in this city, who were told
there would be plenty of gas this win
ter, are beginning to long wistfully for
this condition, and are also becoming
very impatient. The Citizens COM
pany mutual concern, made con-
tract in September with a company
which is practically the Richmond
Gas Company, to furnish gas, and was
assured there would be an ample sup
ply. Instead there is hardly sufficient
pressure to operate a jumbo jet. Pro-
tests are heard on all sides from the
stockholders, who are the company's S
only patrons, and assurance is again
given that there will be plenty after
the first few days of November. The
Richmond company is connecting
Richmond with the new field at Lewis
vile. and will then use the CadiZ field
to supply this city. Until the pipeline
is laid connecting the new field with
Richmond, work on which is being
pushed, patrons in this city. will shiver
and wait.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Ruler of All the Russians Not
Even Master of His Own
Official Circle.
HE is MERE FIGUREHEAD
SAID THAT NICHOLAS SIGNS
DOCUMENTS WITHOUT KNOW
ING THEIR PuRPoRT AND AND
is REFUSED INFORMATION.
IPublishers' PressJ

London, Nov. 2.-Reports received
in this city from st. Petersburg state
that there is a growing feeling in
Russia that the Car is to all in
tents and purposes a prisoner in the
hands of several of the Grand Dukes,
who have taken all the power into
their own hands and that the Cars
will and wishes are both ignored and
overruled.
The Gar, according to the reports
is never left by himself for a mement
during the day. and when he leaves
his palace there is always some one
of the War Party close at handa
1t is no secret of course that certain
members of the Cars family have
long protested that he was quite uns
fitted to govern Russia, and the Dow
ager Tsarina has openly expressed
that opinion.
Now. all real authority has been
stripped from him, he is refused
knowledge as to what is going for.
ward, and merely does what he is
told, and signs without question such
documents as are put before him.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
PILOTS TOUCH; NO WRECK
\ REMARKABLE ESCAPE
Track Near Denver, Colorado, but
Excellent Eyesieht OF Engineers
Prevent Catastrophe.
Publishers PressJ

Denver, Colo, November "A ter
rible wreck would have occurred east
Of Ridge Station, small place west
of Cheyenne, Wyo., through mistake
of an opeprator late tonight, had it
not been through the excellent eye
sight of the two engineers. The Over
land Limited was sent out of Ridge
station before the west bound Los
Angeles Limited had arrived. The two
trains met just east of the station, but
the engineers saw the lights, and the
two trains, each loaded with their
precious cargo of humanity, were STOP
ped just as the pilots of the engines
crashed together. The damage done
was light and the passengers slept on
unconscious of their narrow escape
from death.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
HIS OFFER BEARS FRUIT
MEANS CLEAN ELECTION
County Chairman Gardner and Harris
to Draw up Anti-BoodIe Agreeme ut
Today Governing Manner of Con-
Quoting Voting.

County Chairman Gardner's propos-
tion for clean election Tuesday will
probably bear fruit. Chairman Har,
-is of the Democratic county commit
Zee endorsed the plan of Chairman
Gardner and added some additional
suggestions to the plan outlined by
the latter. The two opposing gener-
ais of county politics will meet to-
day and frame up an agreement
which shall govern the manner in
which the election of Tuesday shall
be conducted with regard to hustling
tor votes. All corrupting influences
are to be eliminated and both chair
men will agree to aid one another in
the prosecution of any persons who
may be known to have violated the
election law in any way.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
THE BOARD DIDN'T MEET
President Reeves Was Out OF City
So Police Commissioners Did
Not Have Quorum.

The Board of Police Commissioners
which still is composed of but two
members, Jesse s. Reeves and Edgar
F. Hiatt, did not hold a meeting last
night as scheduled, owing to the alb
sence of Mr.. Reeves from the city
The vacancy caused by the promotion
of Patrolman McManus to the desk
of Sergeant, succeeding Fred Krone,
resigned. is still to be filled The
board has many applications on file.
however, and a new patroiman, who
will be Democrat, will be named
within the next few days. 1t is ex-
pected also that within the course
of the next week or SO Governor Han
ly will name a Democrat as member
of the police board TO fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Clifton
Merrill.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Members of the Anti Saloon
League are Participating
in the Election.
WANT HANLY LEGISLATURE
r. N. ELLIOTT AND ROSCOE KIRK
MAN VOTED TO SUIT THE PRO-
HIBITIoN WORKERS DURING
THE LAST STATE LEGISLATURE

Indianapolis, Ind. November 2. (Spl)
The Anti-Saloon League is partici-
pating in the legislature fight in all
parts OF the State. In some counties
it is fighting Democrats, and in some
counties Republicans. The question
put to every candidate might be sum
med up as follows: How do you
stand in regard to Governor Hanly' S
policy of law enforcement" All can
didates who quibbled in answering
this question have been marked for
defeat. The managers of the league
desire that the next General Assem-
bly, be made up of Hanly men, wheth-
er they be Republicans or Democrats.
Important liquor legislation is con-
templated for this winters session
of the Legislature. The managers of
the Anti-Saloon League will introduce
bill amending the Moore law, SO as
to make remonstrances effective not
only in townships and city wards, as
at present, but in counties and entire
cities. Such a law has been passed in
various States, and is working in a
way that is gratifying to the temper
ance forces.
In the current issue of the Indiana
ISSUE the official organ of the Anti
saloon League, list of the candidates
for reelection to the General Assem-
bly, is given, together with the way
each voted on liquor legislation dur
ing the last session.
Those who voted right in the Senate
and are now candidates for reelection
are Roscoe Kirkman. Wayne and I'm
ion counties: Will r. Wood, Benton
and Tippecanoe counties.
Among the members of the House
who voted right was Richard \. Ell
liott, of Wayne and Fayette counties.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
BOOK COST PER
CAPITA NOT HEAVY
County Supt. Jordan Complies
Cost of Text Books for
First Quarter.
TOTAL AMOUNT Is $500
PRESENT METHOD OF PURcHAS-
ING BOOKS FROM EIGHT DIFF
ERENT COMPANIES MAKES Ap-
DITlONAL WORK.

Between now and December T.
schools will have compiled a report
showing the total cost of the school
text books for the first quarter in the
present school year. He estimates
Richmond schools, will be in the
neighborhood of $500.
There were numerous changes,
made in the text books this year as is
generally known, and there are eight
publishing houses from whom the
text books are purchased. The book
keeping necessary in the county sup
erintendent's Office to keep the ac-
counts for each of these publishing
houses in connection with the ac-
counts of every township trustee and
school corporation. involves a great
deal of labor, especially during the
first term.
The publishing houses render their
bills to the trustee or school corpor.
alton by whom the consignment of
books is received. The books are
sold to patrons of the schools and at
the eHu VI edcH quarter SelLiemcnL
is made with the county superinten-
dent who in turn settles with the
publishing houses. =
There has been a great deal said
about the expenses of school books
and the burden that the adoption of
new books brings upon the patrons
of the schools, but as the total
amount expended in Wayne county
for the first term of the year is but
$500, the average cost per pupil
must necessarily be very low Supt.
Jordan says that as a general thing
the new text books adopted are Civ
ing satisfaction. especially is this the
case relative to the physiologies
which came into instant favor where
ever used.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
CORN SPECIAL TO BE
AT CAMBRIDGE TODAY

Cambridge City, Nov. 2, tSpl)-
The Corn Special from Purdue Uni
versity, which makes a regular trip
every year through eastern IndiaH
for the purpose of showing by a SER.
les of lectures different methods of
growing corn successfully will stop at
the L. E. & w. depot tomorrow at
11:15 a. m. for the space of half an
hour. Many farmers in this vicinity
are interested in this movement and
will probably attend IN large num-
bers.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Abbott Feels Confident.

Judge Abbott declares that his ner-
yes are in excellent condition for next
Tuesdays election He goes into the
battle as one of the two candidates
for Justice of the Peace on the Re-
publican ticket. Owing to the fact
that there are two Justices to be ell.
ected and the additional fact that
there is no opposition ticket to the
Republicans. the genial judge ex-
presses the opinion that he may pull
through"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Car Cut Queer Capers.

When the 11:3O interurban car
started to back into the switch at the
front trucks caught the switch, but
the rear trucks decided to go South
on Eighth street and the car cut sew
eral queer capers which caused much
excitement No damage was done to
the car, however.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
SHERIFF HAS LEGAL RIGHT
He Can Work Prisoners Outside Of
the Jail When Engaged on
Task for the County.

Prosecutor Jessup yesterday infor-
med Sheriff Smith that the working
of county jail prisoners outside of
the confines of the jail itself was leg
al, the law providing that the board
of county commissioners may use
county prisoners on any public work.
The question came up with reference
to the working of prisoners on the
ditch dug between the court house
and county jail.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
Dan Hill Got Privilege.

Dan c. Hill yesterday was awarded
the refreshment stand privileges at
Glen Miller Park for next season. His
bid of $500 without the privilege of
selling on the Chautauaua grounds.
was considered the best of several re-
ceived by the board. Chautauqua priv
ileges will be. sold separately.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03

Owing to the fact that several chan
ges had to be made in the wires of the
Municipal Light, Heat e Power Com
pany in the east end of the city last
night, several residences in the neigh
borhood of Nineteenth street were in
darkness and the old coal oil lamps
had to be brought into service.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
PROPERTY is SOLD TO
THE UNION MISSION

The Mary F. Thomas Union has
sold its property at the corner of
North 18th and G streets to the Union
Mission The latter congregation has
occupied the property for some time
and its acquisition means much to the
mission work on the North side.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

NDIANA-PartIy cloudy Saturday
and Sunday, colder in central and
northern portions Saturday; light
variable winds shifting to north.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03

OHIO-Fair Saturday and Sunday:
light variable winds.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30
Ell JURRDO en- GURYRMA.
Causas GrlmInaIss que han Dc verse en- sI segundO
t6rmlnO de Ia COrte De DlstTItO.

Segdn relaci6n suscrita por el senior
Francisco Morales, Secretario de la Corte
de DistTito de GuaYama, hanBe hecho all1
los Biguientes sefalamientos:
Ramon Santiago, por atentado contra Ia
vida, el de DiciembTe Santiago Cora,
por atentado contra Ia vida, el de Di-
ciembre. Ramon Cora, por atenta o coz.
ira la vida, 81 de Diciemhre. Juan Ri
vera, por tentativa de yiolaci6n, 81 8 de
Diciembre. Erasmo Jim6nez, por Bedue-
ci6n, eI Z de Diciembre. Erasmo Jim6.
neg, Dor atentado contra Ia vida, Ell Z de
Diciembre. Juan Ortiz, por huIto mayor
ell de Diciembre. Guadalupe Hern6n-
dez, por hurto mayor, el 8 de Diciembre.
Juan Martinez Alvarado, por aSesinato en-
Ter. grado, el 10 de Diciembre. Pedro
Alicea, por asesinato en- Ter, grado, 81 IL
de Diciembre. Esteban Delaney, por
asesinato en- 20, gFado, 81 IL de Diciembre.
Dolores Leon, poT aseainato On 20. grade,
el IL de Diciembre Valentin Santiago,
por violaci6n, el 13 de Diciembre. Felipe
BelpTe y otro, poF atentado contra la vida
el ii de Diciembre Cayetano Bonilla,
por mutiIaci6n, el Is de Diciembre. Mo-
desto Garcia, por escalamiento, Ell 15 de
Diciembre. Luis Semidey, por escala-
miento, el Is de Diciembre Julio Go
dreau, por coacci6n, el II de Diciembre.
Francisco Ller6, por contra natura, el IL
de Diciembre. Antonio Cintr6n por aten-
tado contra Ia vida, 81 Is de DiciembEe.
Gregorio Davila, por atentado contra IL
vida, el 18 de Diciembre. Eduardo Sc
CARA, poT esCalamiento, 81 19 de Diciem.
bre. Esteban Fonseca, por hurto de ma.
yor cuantfa, Ell 19 de Diciembre Gagpar
Carrillo, por escalamiento, 81 20 de Di-
Ciembre. GaBpar Carrillo, por atentado
contra Ia vida, el,20 de Diciembre. Fran
cisco Alvarez, poT perjurio, 81 II de Di-
ciembre Juan AIvaIado, por atentado
contra Ia vida, 81 21 de Diciembre Juan
Alvarado, por atentado contra Ia vida, el
21 de DiCiembre Juan AlvaTado, por
atantado contra Ia vida, el u de Diciem-
bre Juan Ortiz, por sacalamiento, 81 %
de Diciembre. Domingo Torres, por mn
tilaci6n, eI % de Diciembre. Francisco
Gallar, contra 81 Erario de Puerto Rico,
el % de Diciembre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30
PRISON De CARUSO,
ell C6Iebre Tenor
de Ia COlnpa1ia de
Opera.
Una mujeE fu6 Ia Gausa del incl
dente.
Parecs que pOr algunas psrsoRas Sc trata Do
haesr da1o Al nanhrs del GsIshrs Tenor.

La nota aguda de la ciudad de Nuevs
York en- la semana pasada fue Ia prisi6n
del c6lebre tenor de Ia Opera, Signor En-.
rico Caruso.
Sc paseaba nuestro cantante por ell Par.
que Central, notaba que una muJer 10:
ven y bien poTtada 10 segufa con insisten-
cia hasta que Ell se detuvo en- Ia puerta de
la casa de los monos.
En- este momento la mujer critic 'spoli-
cfa" "a 81, cojan & ese hombre que me ha
fsltado''. Y Carusos Sc vic con I'm poll
Cia al lado que 10 mandaba Beguirlo sin
el saber la causa de toda aquella comedia
Por fortuna 81 agente de Ia autoridad iba
vestido de paisauo, no llamando Ia stsn-
Ci6n del p1blico-
Cuando llegaron & la estaci6n y orde.
naron al Tenor entrar una zelda porque
estaba bajo ell peso de la ley, el protest6
con toda su energfa, pero no tnvo otro ca
mino sino dejarse encerrar y solo le con-
cedieron que telefoneara al empresario de
la Opera al hotel Savoy, donde estaban
hospedados,
A las dos horas estaba Caruso fuera,
baio fanza que fu6 pagada enseguida; =
cuando SO le dijo al empTesario que Caru-
so estaba castigado por habsr faltado Ell
respeto una sefiora en- Ell Parque Central
cOntest6 aquel indignado.
"PeTo que necesidad tiene Caruso de ir
conquistar mujeres al Parque, cuando ell
puede tener cuantas quiera 4 su lado con
solo dirigirles una mirada de simpatfa?
"Esto que Sc dice es un absurdO que me
niego Greer como 10 har6 todo ell que CO.
nozca un POGO q Caruso"
Sin embargo, el policfa tEata de hacer
Greer culpable al Tenor, y mas adu, dice
que Caruso ell afio pasado cometi6 varias
fAltas como la presente, pero que nadie ha.
bfa que1ido den0nciarlo por 10 que NADIA
Sc habfa hecho pdblico.
Ahora, 10 mas notable del case es que
cuando Caruso fu6 q cambiaTse de cuello
en- el hotel se encontr6 con que su perla
Degra habfa deBaparecido.
Esta p6rdida 10 desegper6 en- alto grado,
pues la joya le cose6 $500 en- Londres el
afio pasado, y se dice que no hay otra CO.
mo esa en- ell mundo.
Caruso tiene otra perla roja y una
blanca. ...--
Sc est6 celebrandO 81 juicio en- Ia Corte
pero Ia pTimera vez que fue cita1o Caruso
y la sefora Graham, no apareci6 6sta Sc
eucontr6 que la direction que habfa dadO
al policfa era falsa, como sc supone sea el
nombTe,
Ell Tenor estaba ssprOfundaments emocio.
nadO y tuvo que meterse en- CANA enfermo
su m6dico no le permiti6 salir.
Sc supone que en- todo este SO hallan
envueltas otras perSonas que tienen inte.
res en- hacer daflo al nombre del c6lebFe
Tenor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-30
.EL DOCTOR CORDERO.
llluy apreCiadO en-.
BarCelOneta.
DeSglaCiadO aCGidente De que fue
VlGtima un OlreIO.
Gran sntusIasmo con motlVo ID % CablegFana De
Ia Correspondents"
Ode nnestro eorrdsponsaI.

Noviembre 29.-Et repotado doctor
Cordero que con tanto exito dirige Ia Es-
taci6n de Auemia On Mauati, ha consegui.
do extender los fru'os benefciosos de sus
curaciones en- otros pueb os los microbes
reconoce en- Ciales muchos pobres unci.
narios de aquellas altnras, los cnales da
medicine gratis, y los viernes los dedica q
Barceloneta, en- donde llegan ansiosos
gran ndmero de pobres do Florida Aden-
tro, Florida Afuera, GarTochales, Angos.
tura, Llanadaa, Garrapata, Quebrada, La
Cimarrona, ds los barrios de Arecibo,
Islote, Sabana Hoyos y Garrochales.
HemoB hablado con Yarios individuos
pobres sometidoa al tratamiento de la un.
cinariasis por dicho doctor Cordero, lie
nos de contento nos han dicho: 'fque est6n
Henos de esperanzas, que SO Bienten com.
pletamente meiorados, y que por gus res
pectivos barrios Sc cuentan unos vecinos
otros, como Ia Providencia ha trafdo en-
estos tiempos hombres patriotas que situan-
dose en- pueblos pequefoa hacen 81 bien &
manos llenas llevando Ia algeria por los
campos como nm rocfo bienhechor del
cielo."
I'm individuo llamado Ramon Valde-
rrama, Ode AreCibo) que trabajaba en- ex.
cavaciones de tosca en- 81 sitio nombrado
eEl Seboruco" tuvo Ia mala sueTte de que
SO le cayera hoy encima una gran porci6n
de TERRA que solo le dej6 fuera parte de las
piernas con trabaio pudieron aAcarlo A
de sus compaferos.
Valderrama fu6 trafdo enseguida al
Cuarto de SocorTos en- un estado deplora-
BILE, ALI Ie presto sus auxilios 81 doctor
Cordero, siendo conducfdo mas tarde al
Hospital de Manatf.
-AAyer tuvimos la satisfaction de yer
en- este poblado 4 las simpdticas afables.
sefioras de Vega Baia doia Maria de Die
go y dofia Maria Montesinos. damas que
4isitaron el cementerio de aquf Ievaron
grataB impresoines de esta localidad.
Al leerse hoy en- el poblado 81 cable
del Presidente Roosevelt que trae "La Co
rrespondencia' por todss parties 50 notaba
gran entusiasmo haci6ndoae elogios de ese
prestigioso hombre que tantas aimpatfas ha
sentido por Puerto Rico.
.-Hemos B6ntido mucho la muerEa acae-
oida en- Arecibo del estimado senior don
Esteban Susoni = el fallecimiento de Ia
bondadosa sonora do1a Filomena Vargas
de Rodriguez, de Utuado, Befiora q Ia
cual admiF6bamos por Bus virtudes.