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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-17
GOVERNMENT WORRIED
ABOUT FISHING
RIGHTS
Old Controversy With Great
Britain Is Being
Considered.

Washington, d. c., July 1.-THE
approach of the first of August.
marking the beginning OF the new
herring fishing season on the coasts
of New Foundland, is a matter Of
great concern to the state depart
ment, for IL finds that the fisheries
controversy between America and
Great Britain Is in a most confused
and unsatisfactory shape.
The modus vivendi entered into
last year by the terms of which great
ly against the wish of the New
Foundlanders, American fishermen
were permitted to ply their vocation
unmolested off the shore of that land,
expired with the close of the fishing
season.
Indications today are that 1t Will
be difhcult TO reach any permanent
settlement of the trouble, and the
whole effort of the negotiation is ap-
concentrated for the mo-
ment on drafting some form OF
modus vivendi TO guard against the
development of a friction tina.
might have serious results.
The New Foundlanders have sug-
gested a reference OF the whole sub
ject to the conflicting treaty and
legislative action TO the permanent
Hague tribunal. and our government
is not averse TO such arrangement
under limitations.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-17
NEWSPAPERS PAY
S25O,0O0 FOR LIBEL

Liverpool, July 1.-THE attempt
In the fall OF 1906 to organize a
huge soap combine in the United
Kingdom, which quickly came to a
END under the pressure of adverse
public opinion, had a sensational Sc
quel in the assize court today when
William Hesketh, a liberal member
of parliament, secured a judgment
for damages of S250000 and costs
against the Harmsworth newspapers,
the Mail and the News, for libels
published by them during the course
of the controversy that followed the
attempt TO bring about the combina-
tiOn.
After hearing lasting two days
the defendants today suddenly with
drew their plea Of justification and
agreed 10 pay the amount demanded.
Lever, IL is declared, took a leading
part in the efforts to establish the
soap combine.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-17
HARTMAN DECLARES
3 PER CENT DIVIDEND

New York, July 1.-THE directors
of the Illinois Central railroad today
declared their regular semi annual
dividend of 3 Y per cent. 1t is said
that the election of a director to sue
ceed John c. yelling was postponed
to July 25.
was any break between himself and
President Harahan.
mo. Why should there be? 1t Is
too ridiculous to talk about" was
the reply.
Hartman was asked whether a
successor of yelling in the board
would be a representative of Fish or
himself, to which he replied
II have nothing to say about
that"
Stuyvesant Fish, former president
of the company, attended the meet
ing.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-17
MAN FELL FROM TRAIN
AND IS FATALLY
INJURED
~ -. - g--.
Crew Did Not Stop Because
II Was Behind
Time.
SAN ACACIA MUCH
EXCITED OVER AFFAIR

Socorro, n. M, July 17.-(Speciai.)
San Acacia, a small town fifteen
miles north of here, is much wrought
up over the strange action of a rail-
way crew in reporting at Socorro this
morning that a man had fallen from
their train but that, being behind
time, they could not stop to inves-
tigate.
The body of the man was discover
ed early this morning by residents of
San Acacia, lying beside the Santa
Fe tracks. 1t was removed to the
Sparkman store and a message sent
to Socorro for physician, DR.. Dun
can responding Immediately. Inves-
tigation proved that the man was
not dead but had been severely in
jured about the head and shoulders
by falling from a train. His princi-
pal wound Is deep cut back of his
left ear and the probable fracture Of
the skull. He cannot survive.
The body could not at first be iden-
titled, but about noon friends from
san Marcial discovered that the man
is Juan Trujillo, aged about 40 years,
and an employe in the shops at san
Marcial
When passenger train No. 9 arriv-
ed here this morning. the conductor
informed the agent that a man had
fallen from the train at San Acacia.
but as the train was late, 1t could
not stop to investigate. He asked the
agent to have an investigation made.
The residents of San Acacia are
much aroused over the action of the
train crew in not stopping to pick up
and care the man, and they openly
declare that someone on the train
threw the man off.
The county authorities have been
notified and they will investigate the
affair, looking into the liability Of
the crew.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-17
LEAVES FORGED
CHECKS BEHIND

Las Vegas, y. NJ, July 17.-W. /.
McGinness, for some time bartender
at the Opera bar in this city, has
disappeared, leaving a forged check
for SIS and one signed with his own
name, marked mo funds" by the
bank on which IL was drawn.
McGuinness' wife started for Kan
sas city saturday to visit friends and
ne went to the station to bid her
goodbye. He evidently left the city
on the same train.
The forged check was signed
George l.. Jarvis" and the amount
was SIS. The other check was for
$40.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-17
FAIR, IMPARTIAL AND CORRECT
ACCOUNTING FOR PRISON FUNDS

'ursum Is Charged With Everything That Should be Charged
Against Him and Alleged Shortages Shown UP as Un-
Complete Set of Books Hand Despite State.
ment That They Had Been Burned Attempt to Ruin SO.
Corro County Man Results in Exposure of Poor Mathe-
matcs by Expert When Case Finally Gets Into Court of
Justice Where Bursum Receives Hearing Testimony
OF Former Penentary Superintendent Interesting Read
ing to His Friends and Unexpected by His Enemies.
Facts as Set Forth Can Not be Disputed
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-17
SAVED PASSENGERS
FROM DESTRUCTION
Northern Pacific Flyer Derdiled
but Bravery of Man at Throttle
kept List of Injuries
Down to Only
a Few.

Butte, Mont, July 17.-When the
uninjured members of the train crew
of the North Coast limited, the
crack passenger flyer of the Northern
Pacific railroad, pulled away the
timbers and bent iron from the side
of the engine cab after a derailment
three miles east of Garrison this
morning, they discovered Engineer
James Graham, of Butte, sitting IN
the cab, dead, with one hand grasp
Ing the sand pipe lever and the other
the airbrake controller. He had
been crushed, but not thrown from
his seat.
The flyer was making its usual
time, running nearly 40 miles an
hour, when it passed Garrison, which
is not stop for this train. Three
miles past that place, the big engine
suddenly left the rails, followed by
the two baggage cars, smoker and
day coach. The Pullmans remained
on the track.
Engine Overturned.
Flowing Its way along the rails for
nearly 100 yards, the huge locomotive
rushed part OF Its machinery being
torn loose and striking the enginer's
side OF the cab, causing the death
of Graham.
Suddenly the engine left the ties
and rolled down steep embank-
ment, turning almost completely
over. The baggage cars followed, one
turning completely over and the 9TH
er resting on its side. The smoker
went down on top of the second bag
gage car, but remained in an up
right position, and the chair car lay
on its side along the slope of the
embankment.
Few Serious Injuries.
Search was at once made by the
train crew and the passengers in the
Pullmans, of the day coach and
smoker, and while every passenger
was more or less bruised, none were
killed or even seriously injured In
the baggage cars, one of the employees
was seriously hurt by a trunk falling
across his body, and the others were
bruised
The fireman had time to jump and
escaped almost without injury, but
the engineer remained In the cab,
after throwing on the air and doing
all In his power to stop the train.
1t was due to his action that the
wreck caused death only to himself
Had he followed the fireman from
the cab, be would have left the train
to plunge to certain death, but, un-
I'll the broken machinery crushed
him to death, he eased the speed
down as fast as possible, and thus
saved his train of human freight
from nothing more than serious in
Jury
SO tight had he gripped the sand
valve and air brake lever that his
his body could be carried out. He
was badly mutilated. having been
crushed across the body and some |
heavy piece of the machinery had
struck him on the head, crushing his !
skull.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-17
.ElKS WILL MEET IN
DALLAS NEXT YEAR

Philadelphia, Pa. July IA
massed band parade with all the
bands playing the same music at the
same time, one of the three big fea-
lures of Elks' week, took place to-
day. Every musical Organization
participating in the reunion num-
bering more than 40 bands, with L.
500 members, was in line.
After the parade most OF the visit
ing Elks and their ladies went TO the
various parks in and about the city
where special entertainments had
been provided. At the grand lodge
meeting yesterday Dallas. Texas. was
chosen as the next meeting place.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-17
AAGERMA EyPEERTS REPORT WOULD NOT STAND THE LIGHT Of DAY

Referee Charles V. Stafford, New MeXi-
co.'s Travelling Auditor, Renders
Statement to Third Judicial District
Court Showing That the Territory
Owes H. O. BurSum. Former Prison
Superintendent, the Sum- 81 1888. SO
and That Statements Compiled to
Show BurSum Was Short in AC-
counts, We're Filled With Many Errors
Large and Small.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-17
UTAH INSTRUCTOR
DROWNED IN LAKE

81. Paul. Mimi. July l7.-James
Strane, instructor in the University
Of Utah at Salt Lake. was accidental
ly drowned in the Missouri river near
Fort Smelling last night. He was
canoeing with a companion when the
canoe overturned. His companion
was saved by a fisherman.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-17
MISSOURI RIVER
Is RISING SLOWLY,

Kansas City, Mo, July 1.-THE
Missouri and Kaw rivers continue to
rise slowly, but aside from a few
washouts and the flooding of the low-
lands, no serious damage has been
reported.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-17
ST. louis Wool Nfnrket.

st. Louis, July 17.-Wool steady.
Territory and western mediums ala
26c; fine medium 17Q 19c; fine lao
Ice.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-17
KOREAN EMPEROR MUST
ABD|CATE HIS
THRONE
Sending Delegation to Peace
Conference Caused Rup.
ture With His
Cabinet.
MINISTERS DEMAND
HIS Retirement
In Such Event. According to His
tory Ruler of Country Must
ACCede to Request In
Favor of Crown
Prince.

Seoul Korea. July 17.-Following
a cabinet meeting yesterday. which
lasted four hours, the premier had
an audience with the emperor in the
evening, continuing in close confer
ence for three hours.
1t transpired that the premier had
made strongly worded representa-
ton of the gravity of the situation
caused by his majesty's sending a
deputation to the peace conferences
at The Hague, and asked the en-
peror to abdicate in favor of the
crown price, and to proceed to Toxic
and apologize to the emperor Of
Japan. =.
The Korean emperor made no
definite reply to the proposition.
Will Accede to Demand.
While the emperor has given out
no statement as to his intentions. 1t
is generally regarded by those close
the next few days, and declare in
his final proclamation. that his son
Is the emperor.
He cannot, under the strict rule Of
government adhered to in this coun-
Try, refuse to give up the throne and.
his intimate counseilors do not be-
lieve that he will deviate from the
custom, as to do so would mean po-
litical and probable physical death.
Must Abdicate.
Toxic, Japan, July 17.-Although
Korea is under an absolute monar-
chy, a democratic custom has exist
ed since the olden days, of demand
ing the retirement from the throne
OF any sovereign whose conduct has
endangered the national welfare.
When this demand is made in prop
er form by the cabinet ministers, the
emperor is morally bound to abdi-
cate.
In days past It is said that he also
committed suicide Immediately after
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Continued on Page Seyen.)
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l am unable TO draw comparisons
between the amounts shown I'm the
above summary and the figures in the
former report, as i'm that report, no
summary or general statement was
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-04
At the Theater.

The Amsden Musical Comedy COM
pany opened at the Beck yesterday
afternoon an engagement of three
performances, with the comic opera,
Mascot" to two large audiences,
who left the theater well pleased.
Eleanor Jenkins, the prima donna,
captivated her audience with beauti-
full singing and accomplished acting.
Miss Hazel Davenport also sings well
and Claude Amsden, the comedian,
upon whom most of the comedy CEN
tiers, received much applause from
the audience. The balance Of the
company can sing and most enjoy
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-04

able entertainment is furnished by
them Tonight the company wil1~pre-
sent the three-act musical farce-com-
edy "The Governors Wife," which
will close it's engagement at the Beck.
At the prices charged no company
ever furnished a better entertain
ment at the Beck in the musical or
comedy line-Bellingham Reveille,
February %.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-04
MEMBERS WENATCH EE
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Merchants

Merchants
A. F. Anderson
G. H. Ellis
P. P. Holcomb
H. Harris
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A. L. Norris
w. E. Morton
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H. r. Parshall
U. G. Pogue
0. S. Stocker
Percy Scheble
E. M. Upper
Howard Thomas
H. L. WEBSTER
A. 2. Wells =
c. H. Black (Seattle)
Bankers
Guy c. Browne
F. D. Case
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w. M. Olive
E. s. RUSSELL
L. V. Wells
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F. w. Hoffman
Newspapers
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Canal Company
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Attorneys
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Photographers
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o. A. North
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Shippers (Fruit)
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w. H. Keiser
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-22
LA CONsTANc,TA.

Naufe puede decir 10 que puede
hacer hasta que 10 ensaye. Cuande
una cosa debe hacerse, Ell espfritu
moderno nos mueVe para seguir
trabajando aTnnefi efinsasnenfa hasta
que Sc haga. Una Vez comprendida
esta idea, 10 impossible desaparece.
Isl pudieramos guitar al aceite
de hfgado de bacalao su nausea
bundo sabor y olor, y en- seguida
combinarlo con dos 6 tres otros
ingredientes, lograrfamos ell mejor
remedio en- Ell mundo para ciertas
intermediates que ahora son en- la
practica incurables." Asi diio un
afamado m6dico veinticinco afios
ha. "Pero jamas Sc hara," agreg6
el. 'sEs tan impossible hacer del
aceite de hfgado de bacalao un
remedio agradable y sabroso, como
convertir ell mismo Bacalao en- un
Ave del Parafso." Y sin embar-
60, lego q reconocer que en- la
PREPARATION DR WANIPOLE
SO habfa logrado 10 impossible. Es
tan sabrosa como la miel Y con-
tiene todos los principles nutriti-
vos Y curativos del Aceite de Hi
gado de Bacalao Puro, que extrae-
mos de los hfgados frescos del
bacala6, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Ex-
tTactos de Malta y Cerezo Silves-
tre. En- este remedio SO eliminan
las peculiaridades que tanto asco
le daban al Dr., y es precisamente
Ell magnifco remedio que 6l bus
caba. Aumenta Ell apetito, esti-
m1la Ia facil digestion y con toda
confanza y libertad Sc puede em'
plear en- los casos de Anemia, His
terra, Impurezas de Ia Sangre, 7
Afecciones de la Garganta ' Pull
mones. "El DR.. n. Ramirez Are
llano, Professor de Medicina en- Ia
Eseuela Nacional de Mexico, dice:
La Preparation de Wampole es
doblemente efcaz en- las Afeccio-
nes Pulmonares, por la acci6n de
los principles nutritivos del aceite
de h1gado de bacalao." Cada d6sis
es efectiva. Na5a< suffe un des-
engalo con esta. .Fn las Boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-22
LAS MUJERES DIPU-
tadOs en- FinIan-
dia. ..
Han inscTitO en- su prOgrsma Ia shO-
IiCi6n de Ia .pTOstituCi6n.
Del EOrts- -0s:rIbs IN psrI6dlGO-Hus ulsnO
Ia luz. >... @>

Diez hoTas de fsrrocarril separan San
Petersburho de la capital de FinIandia.
La Dieta que Sc rsuni6 por primera vez el
dia % en- HeIsingfOrH ha Aido elegids por
Bufrsgio universal, consecuencia del nuevo
regimen concedido por el xar 81 gran du-
cado sut6nomo de Finlandia deBpues de
los reCientes acontecimientos polfticos. En-
lugar de 100000 electoreH que tsnfan voto
con el pssado regimen, IN million trescien-
tos noventa mil ciudadanoB ciudadanaB
finlandesaB han escogido ahora sus repre-.
sentantes.
La Dieta fnlandsaa prsBsnta una inDo.
vaci6n verdaderamente memorable; cuen-
ts 19 muieres entire Bus miembros.
La edad media de esas diputadOB es de
cuaEents primaveras. 81 muchas son in.
telectuales otraB tienen profasiones eleva.
das. Una es comadIons, otra Cocinera
otra ''agitadoEa." Caai todRB las muieres
peTtenecsn al partido socialista. Todas
las legislsdoTas han inscrito en- Du progra.
ma Ia abolici6n de Ia prostitution.
Del Norte nos viene hoy la luz-excIa.
ma La PubicidGd, de Barcelona.
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CaIamhTG de los GsGrlhIsRtsS.

Hay personas tan exc.tables que des
pu6s de hsbersa fatigado al escribir, sien'
ten uu exEremado canssncio en- Ia mano.
Si 90 trata de emp'eados qoe tienen que
escribir mucho, Ia epfermedad hace pro-
gresos YRpidfsimos.
Despu6s de una hora 6 dos de trabaio
tienen que dejarlo, porque Ia mano ITEM
bis y los d. DDS est6n CAST rfgidOs.
Ape as cessn de escribir la msno y el
brszo no presertan va irTegulaIidad al
guna en- Bus movimientos, pero 81 dolOr
persiste,
Tel enfeVmedad copocida con 81 nombre
caL0mbre de Jos e8crjbiente0. eB bastants
comdn.
E,to no obstanta. paTsonss POGO obser'
vadorss generalmeute ipjustas, sualen
decir de seguro, de los pobrecitos escri'
bieE tes, oIvidandose del cslambre:
-iQu6 letra en- infsrnalI
Pero, hombre, ICON csiambre Sc pueda
tener 6 sacsr 8 imltsr Biquiera la hermoso
Letr0 de AIejsndro Dumas, (padre) que
fu@ tGmbi6n, apteg que eScritor. modesto eB'
oTibisnte de Ia vieja casa de Orleans?
Dumas parece una exception, porqua es
pToverbial On Ia histcIis de todos los gran
des escIitoreS alguno que otro escribidOr in
elusive, Is maJa Jctra, y, en- eacribientes, Ia
epfaEmedad del calambre.
Que veosa tambi6n es conocida por
los eucritoTeE.
Ha habido 50 dan cases.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-22
TRABAJARAN POR La
!. hygiene en- Baya-
mon. II
La Porto RiCan American Tobacco
Company" ha suspendidO sus
trabaiOS pOr algunOs dias.
Esta COnstruY6ndOsa IN aImaG6n psra cargo, Dc
aHlpllas dlmenslORss.
(De nMestrO cOrresponseL) }

i Junio 2l.-El sefIor aloBIde VirgiIio
Davlla, hh tenido La cortsafa de informsr.
me, que tanto 81 como 81 Official de
SAnidad Rcflor Rsrnandsz Mater, har6n
que SO cnmplan ehtrictsments todas aoue.
l4aa leyes y diBpoAiciones con respecto
dieho ramo para noeiorar el estadU hIgi6.
nlc0 de la cIudad.
Mucho nos place que nuestrR autoridad
local atlenda las ind1caCiones que ae ge les
hacen, MAXINE cuand0 10 trats del bien
pdbIico. Veremos ahOra 81 Ia csrne el
Pan , lR leche % hacen art1culos tonabIes
y ComibieS.
LA "Portc Rican American Tobacco
Company" ha suspendido sus trabsios por
slgunos dias.
Ell senior Ramon Vald6s, hiio, egt6
conStruyendo un almacen para carga, que
tlene las oimensiones Riguientes: IA varss
de frente por A de fondo con una l1nea
por ~dentrO. Esta importants msiora es
de gran benefciO para el pdblico, espe-
ciaamente para 81 comercio. Tmmhi6n
piansa el senior VRld6a hacer otrss refor.
mas.
-HemoS dido hacer grandes elogios de
Ia profesOra dofa Juana Min, de San Juan
que sCaba de obtener un gran triunfo en-
50 profession, alcanzando suB aInmnag
grandes 6xItoS en- los d!timos ex6menes.
-Varlog vscinoS de Ia Calls de Maturf
Be acercan mi supiicandome llame Ia
atenclon de las autorldsdes, y especialmen.
to de Ia Sanidad aCerca do una cuadYa
que tiene en- dichs CaIle 81 sefior Tnbos,
segdn elloB, peFjudica al vecindario, pues
hay momentos que en- las caBas Contieuas
la cuadra' tieneu que cerrrar las puer-
tas Rus hablEantsS por no Poderse resistir
el mai Olor.
La Sanidad, hizO que 81 sefior Alfonso
Gonzalez cambiara su cuRdra afaeras de
la Ciudad por aer peTjudicial donde ia Es.
MIA y creemos que la ley debe ser igual
para tod0s.
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.lNCENDI0 DEL CIRCO.
espa1OI en- BARGE
Iona.
la CamaHa AgriCOla de C0uHa Sc
Gunda Ia pstiGi6n de los trigue-
rQs castellalOS.
PTGmIO GOnGsdla0 sn Palma 4 IN nliO que nacId
0ImIsmO dIa que 0I principe hsTBdsrQ.

En- % del pasado mes, fue deatruido por
el fuego en- Barcelona el sCirco Espa,
mol"
Sin que nadie Sc dierR cuents, 81 fuego
so incub6 an ell egcenaFio y de Fepente las
llamas hicieron iTrupci6n por la techum-
bTe del teatro, construida con carton
cuero alquitrsnado; dc molo que 81 ha.
bfan tornado incremento por el combus.
tible de MADEIRA y tsla pintada. que consul
mfan, mayor 10 tomaTon al hacer pTesa n
el alquitran del teatro. Aquello fac una
hoguera imponente los ciDco minutes.
Ell diputado ZuIueta ha diAeEtado an
sl Centric Regional Manchego, sobre Ia
Agriculture en- EBpafia, Contestsndo pre-.
guntas que gs le hicieran.
-Se ha concedido Ia gran cruz de
Isabel Ia Cat6lica q Emilio Heredia.
Palma.-El premio conesdido por eI
CTedito Balear al niho que naciera el
nismo dfs que 81 principe, 10 ha alcan.
zado ell nifo Gabriel Mas Rosall6.
Castell6n.-Fu detenido en- eata ciudad
& Causa de los fltimoB disturbios el CORES.
ponssl de Ia Sociedad Editorial EspaHola.
Yafez y Delfont, presidents de 10 Juven.
tud Republicans.
Coruf1a.-La CSmaFa Agrfcola 30 ha
ocupadO del debate Buscitado por los tri-
gueTOB caStellanoB On ID ABamblea de pro-
ductOreU, acOrdandO seCundar La petiCi6n
de que 10 Auprimsn los derechos arance
lariOB del mafz, celebr6ndo un meetin de
labradores de la region gallega.
I'm tel6grama recibido de Las Pal
mas, en- Madrid, refere que un formida-
BILE inCendio hs Feducido q cenizaB un de.
p6sito de utsnsilioB militareB establecido
en- ls Gale de Alfonso Alvarado
El fuego deutruy6 $50 toneladas de pa.
ia y pienBo, 225 montuEas, varios hornoB y
gran cantidad de material de campafia.
Sc calcula que las p6rdidas asciendsn 4
70. 900 pesetas.
El edifcio qued6 totalmente destruido.