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THE REV. DR.. CHARLES J. JONES.

The Rev. DIR. Charles ]. Jones. chaplain emeritus
of Sailors Snug Harbor, New Brighton, Staten
Island where he ofciated for thirty years died IN
Philadelphia Sunday at the home of his daugh-
ter Mrs. NJ B. Shoener. No. 3209 Clifford street
He eighty-nine years old.
Born in Deptford, Kent, England, where his
father druggist. he ran away to sea when ne
entering his teens. and followed the life or
foremast hand for ten or twelve years The read
ing OF Bible given him long before by his
father awakened him to a realization OF the care
less life that he and his shipmates and most other
sailors living. and he determined TO devote
his life minstering to the needs OF seafarihs
men Coming to the United States in 1892, he be-
gan to prepare for college. and so well GROUNDED
was he and such his diligence. that ne entered
Iafavette College in the fall of the same year ana
was graduated in 1886. He then studied for two
years the theological seminary at Princeton "
j. receiving his license TO preach in iS4S
His first work a missionary to sailors was
IN 81 Louis where he organized the First Boat
mems Church In 1850. A few years later he came
TO New York take charge OF the Mariner
Church at Madison and Catharne streets lie
remained there until 1863. when ne was appointed
chaplain at Sailors Snug Harbor- He served there
for thirty years and was retired in 1898 Since
1901 he had lived in Philadelphia His three sur
viving children are the Rev. Charles H. Jones pas
tor Of Bethesda Presbyterian Church. Philadelphia
Mrs NJ. b. Shoener. also of Philadelphia. and MIS-
Albert Houtrnan, OF this city
Or Jones was a frequent contributor TO the
periodical press and the author Of an auto
biography entitled From the Foremost to the Pull
pit married three times and was the
third husband his widow Her first husband
Captain James II. Brownlow. who succeeded
her father rs head of school of navigation I'm trjs
city Upon the death OF Captain BrownloW MS
widow assumed the management of the school ana
taught and graduated more than thousand pu-
pills in practical navigation. more than three hun
dred cf whom became officers in the revenue cutter
service and in the volunteer navy IN the Civil War
To OF these pupils. Lieutenant w II. Mayer
ir she was married. He died in 1871, and ten
years later she became the wife OF Dr, Jones. An
engraver of ability. she prepared the plates. some
sixty in number. for work navigation. written
h., har faf her
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
The cast:
KNrCKERBoCKER THEATRE.
Nine, FRITZ schef in Mile. MOdiste.

Nine Fritz Schef began her season -. =,
-be comic opera by Victor Herbert and Henry BIOS
sora in which she found favor last season al me
same boase. This was Nine Semen III % 1E
,aarance since her recent illness, ana she ~
enthusiastically received Her engaseiie-.1 - a. -
.,,-a,- - COR three weeks only A feature
= -, a+er-ainroent this season is the Introduction
=, the three Constantine sisters IN the fete scene
Miss Josephine Bartlett, Miss Bertha Hely' MISS
Dlancbe Morrison, Miss Caroline Strelitz MISS Al
marietta Webster William Pruette. tauoe 1i'lliis
water Howard Chambers and Leo Mare,
or Toe. season are with the production this year
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
OBITUARY.
THE BISHOP OF CHICHESTER.


London. Sept. s.-The Bishop of Chichester the
to-day at Bembridge. Isle of Wight He was born
In 1s40 and of the late Right Rev. Sam
uel wiIberforce successfully Bishop of oxford and
Winchester
The Right Rev. DIR. Ernest Roland Wilperforce.
Bishop OF Chichester, born In Brighstone, or
Brixton, Isle of Wight. January q. 1840 in the
last year of his fathers rectorship of that parish
His mother Emily. daughter of the Rev. John
Sargent, OF Lavington House, Petworth, Sus-
sex.
AS boy he went to Harrow where he prepared
Oxford entering Exeter College in 1851 and re-
ceiving his bachelors degree in 1854 In the same
year his father ordained him to the diaconate as
eurate of Cuddesdon. Oxfordshire. and admitted
him the priesthood in 1865. The next year he be-
came rector of Middleton Stoney, in the sanle
county but resigned the living in 1863 to take the
the latter's enthronement Bishop of Winchester
In 1873 Mr.. Gladstone appointed him vicar OF
Seaforth. Liverpool. and in 1878 he accepted
the nomination TO a canonry in Winchester Cathe-
6ral with special mission work attached to IT. lie
thus again brought into direct association with
his father. He was in the same year appointed
sub-almoner TO Queen Victoria, and held the post
until 1852. when he appointed first Bishop or
the newly created OF Newcastle-on-Tyne There
he remained until his appointment as Bishop OF
Chichester, in 1896.
He was twice married First. in 1853, to Frances
daughter of Sir Charles Anderson. Bart. She died
IN 1870. and in 1874 DR.. Wilberforce was mar
ried to Emily daughter of the late Very Rev
George Henry Connor, Dean OF Windsor. by her
ne had six chidren-three sons and three daughters
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
To PRODUCE mANsElELp's PLAYS.

z T Albee. general manager Of the Keith q
Proctor circuit announced last night that he had
arranged with selwyn & Co for the production OF
six of Richard Mansfeld's plays by the Keith d
Proctor stock companies Selwyn & Co. were ap-
pointed by Mrs. Mansfield TO release several Of her
husbands plsys to stock companies. The six plays
which the Keith & Proctor companies will appear
81 are "A Partisan Romance" Don Carlos"
Julius Cesar" Napoleon. Henry v" and
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who VIII san to-day ror
Europe
-rIr LzRONPRINz WILHELM. FOR BREMEN
~ .rtst,des Asranaonte. William Neu-
II Mr.. William
NJ and Mrs Robert T Mr.. and Mrs c. Wood Wal
tr,,ttop
Mrs A H Hall MI ana Nfs- beHjSlhih
and Mrs Elmer T. stern ,,u.
Heg. lMrs y . LIS
THE cARMANIA FOR LIVERPOOL
Mr. and c. f Arnott u Z, Seott-
r. II. Barbour. iheoaoIe SteiIns- ~
Herbert Marshall MT ana Niis- r n lay
Raron X Nakashima
Travellers who arrived yesterday from ABROAD
TUE ICELAND, FROM ANTWERP.
<-.. s,apatne Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fromme.
z c. Hill Ut "issV''" D40''
II I Livingstone
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oGical R.cord and Observation-Disclosures Sept. O..
An area of high pressure OF considerable magnitude has
built up over tho Canadian Maritime Provinces in the
twenty-four hours. and second high overles Kan
sas Nebraska Dakota Between the two hghg
tho pressure is low, with showery weather In Missouri.
light showers I'm Northern Texas
oklahoma Mississippi. Tennessee Kentucky. Southern
Illinois Indiana and also in the Middle Atlantic
marked fall IN temperature over
The plains states Southwest. Rain is probable
1esdat in the middle Mississippi Valley East
ern TEXAS the States the Ohio Valley and possibly
the Atlantic states and the rain area VIII PROB
and will rise Northwest After Monday night the
roha blity OF region will have passed for
he time being The winds along the New England coast
viii be light 20 fresh northeast on the Middle Atlantic
the South Atlantic coast,
light south Gulf coast light south to southeast:
variable, and the upper
lake light northwest
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
have light east winds and fair weather 10 the Grand
Rank
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
COLONEL oAEpkE ACQUITTED.

Berlin. Sept s.-Colonel Gaedke. who was war
correspondent Of the "Tageblatt" of Berlin. in the
Far East in the war between Russia and Japan.
has been acquitted the charge OF wrongfuIly
usng the title of colonel OF which the de
prIyed him some years ago. The state bears the
costa Of this and two former actions.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
"a MODERN LADY, aopIvA" PRODUCED

sBaitirnore. Sept. s.-Amelia' Bingham began her
season at Ford's Grand Opera House tonight with
The first presentation of "A Modern Lady Godiva'
cy Frederick f. Schrader and Lloyd NJ Bingham
TIE play tells the story OF English nobiewornan
who makes q sacrifice Of her modesty for the sake
q her ruined and invalid husband by posing for a
picture Of the heroine of Coventry The supporting
company Included John E Keerd and William L.
Abingdon
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
Special Notices.
To the Employer

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Do you want desirable help QUICKr
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file OF applications OF selected aspirants for
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MERRILL BURIAL TO BE AT WARSAW.

Rochester Sept. civilian Henry Merrill who
died at Boston where he associate editor OF
THE Boston Herald" will be buried at Warsaw.
n Y. tomorrow. Before going TO Boston Mr.
Merrill was chief editorial sriter OF The New
York World
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
Mr.. FAIRBANKS I'M PUEBLO.

Pueblo Col. Sept. 9.-Vice-President Fairbanks
arrived IN Pueblo to-day and spoke at Mineral Pal
ace Park, where he met Senator Tillman. After
the address dinner given in MIR. Fairbanks 8
honor at the Grand Hotel. four hundred leading
citizens OF Pueblo sitting the table with the dis
ttnguished guest
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
OTHER THEATRICAL NEWS.

Keith Proctor's players at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre are appearing this week in revival OF
The Love Route a play by Edward Peple. with
which the Lincoln Square Theatre was opened last
season Miss Edna May Spooner played Allene
Houston and Augustus Phillips played John Ashby.
This theatre has long been popular stock house
The present company. headed by Miss Spooner and
Augustus Philips, in its second season There
is an afternoon performance every day except
Sunday. when there is the usual concert
The Spoilers. is continued this week at MI
Baney's Lincoln Square Theatre This house has
found favor with the upper West Side.
The Grand Mogui." with Frank Moulan and
Miss Maude Lillian Berri the principal enter
tsiners ls the attraction this week at the Grand
Opera House.
There IS q new set of ctnematograph pictures
shown this week .n the winter garden OF the Eden
Gusee The Royal Hungarian Orchestra gives con-
certs every afternoon ana evening.
Nine g.raloseh who has been engaged by
Henry w Savage TO sing the principal part in his
production os MADAM Butterfly" began rehearsals
yesterday
Henry D. Harris announced yesterday that he
would present Miss Florence Roberts IN THE
Struggle Everlasting a. the Hackett Theatre on
September a Edwin Milton Royle. author OF The
sQUaw Man" wrote this piece. Arthur Byron will
have the principal male part
The Shuberts announced last night that me
Other House." the attraction at the Maoesuc inca
ire. would be sent on the road next week Next
Monday they will present David Kessier at TINS
house IN a piece called THE Spell"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
NEW PLAY AT WASHINGTON.

Washington. Sept s.-Aiss Fernando Ehscu az
seciatso with Mr.. F1sl1es Manhattan Theatre
oo.ipsny. OF New York, for many seasons opeheo
al TIE Columbia Theatre here tonight In new
pay. Ruth an ndaptat.on from the Yiddsh OF
a Lso.n by Professor W, Addison Bsrse2, OK Co
ssAb-. Unsyerstys
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
MASCOT" AT WEST END THEATRE.

The Van Den Berg Opera Company ar the west
F-6 Theatre IS giving Mascot" this week Miss
Maude Holins sang Bettina last night, and Miss
Grace Belmont viii sing that part tonight Hubert
yvllke appears as Pippo and William Schuyler as
Rocco. .Rigoletto" viii be sung next week
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

GOTHAM-aIr and Mrs. James H Childs and
Miss Alice Chllds, Pittsburg ,,o5I4-Ai GRAND-E
DraVton. washington. HOLLAND-Dr Edward
seler. Berlin HOTEL ASToRIJ NJ MoEales s,t
mond MAJESTfC-Edward ". Burt. Philadel-
phia: Albert +. Edel, Richmond.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
THE FUNERAL OF EDWARD GRIEe.

Rergen Norway. Sept e.-The funeral Of Edward
Haeerup Crieg the composer. who died here on
September l. was held to-day Great crowds at
tended the ceremonies King Haakon. Emperor
William of Germany. the Norwegian government
and the parliament of Norway sent representatives
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
HoYT TO RELIEVE BoNAPARrE.

Washington. Sept s.-solicitor General Hoyt hat
returned from a trip abroad and will be acting At
torney General Curing the absence OF Mr.. Bona
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
WHAT rs GOING ON TODAY.


Firemen's tournament. Huntington
international Dermatoogical Congress- Academy OF
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

Highest temperature yesterday 72 degrees; lowest 81:
for corresponding date last thrty-three years 6s.
Local Forecast-cloudy, with occasional showers
day ana Wednesday. much change Temperature;
iixbt 20 fresh east southeast winds.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

Forecast Special Localities.-For New England,
cloudy to-day probably rain In south and west portions;
"wednesday, showers; light to fresh winds
Tor New York Eastern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey Delaware ana Maryland. cloudy, with occasional
shovers to-day and Wednesday;
,aronera tight fresh southeast winds.
For ina Columbia partly cloudy to-day and
probably occasional shower; cooler
Iyedres5ay; light southeast winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York
cooler to-day and probably rain; Wednesday. showers
Local Official Reeord.-The following Official record
from the Weather tho changes n the
teaneIafure last twenty-four hours compar-
son with the corrcsI hiding date OF last year:
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Won't Mind Heat II the nerves and body have
the strength supplied by Horsfords Acid phosphate
a delicious summer tonic
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
SUNDAY,
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New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

The Spoilers IS contin 1cd this week al Mr.
Baney's Lincoln Square Theatre. This mouse ma
found favor with the upper West Side.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

The Grand Mogui." with Frank Moulan and
Miss Maude Lillian Berri the principal enter
tainers is the attraction this week at the Grand
Opera House.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII De
repubished i'm The TrI-weeky Tribune without extra
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Died.

Died.
Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII ne
repubiished i'm The Triweekly Tribune without extra
charge
Bryan. William j. Cannon Lorretto-
Cooke Katherine ID HaIsey, Jacob l.
Corav Catharfpa p Johnson Henry L.
penny Charles A McElrath. Francis p
Douglas, Harriet. stout, Johh
Dyas. Samuel g. Vandespllt' o~4 All -
Francis. Frances A
BRYAN-on the sth inst William j. BTyan P. % sh nn me
in the roth of his tunerai sessices on ~.
inst. al O'Clock M az tne IesisS pioo1,,ng =,
daughter Mrs Samuel Roberts Taylor 10 Sio"ihihs-
burg n Y Interment In Greenwood
coOKE-After a short illness Katherine 'Donie be
Ioyed daughter of Anthony a COOKE anu M1IS
TsoyIe Funeral from residence. No 16i Dean st.
Brooklyn
Suddenly September 8. 1901 at her residence
Rainbridge BROOKLYN Catnarine Pauline.
lie Of A Corey and daughter OF
rathartpa Doll Interment Tuesday at York. Penn
1Washington and Baltimore papers please copy
,7v>,ry On Monday September 0. 1907, at his home.
pva N Y Charles Austin Denny In the soth year OF
Funeral will be held at Christ Church.
Clinton and Harrison sts<. BROOKLYN Z. on Thurs
day morning September H. at II O'Clock lntermsS
S-s.ats. Il = requested ts7x s0wers be omitted.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

There IS q new set OF cinematograph picture
shown this week .n the winter garden OF the EdeI
Nusee The Royal Hungarian Orchestra gives con
certs every afternoon and evening.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

Nine strakosch who has been engaged by
Henry w Savage TO sing the principal part in his
production os Madam Butterfly" began rehearsals
yesterday
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
FESTIVAL ARTI!T|GO

FL festival organlzado por
nuestra distinguida amiga la seiio-
rita Amalia Paoli St ll.vara q efecto
en- el Teatro Municipal el sabado,
dia lo de los corrientes.
La mitad del producto Sc des-
tinara a la sSocie Lad Protectora de
Mendigos.D
Plonto cireularan los progra.
mas.
Por ahora solo podrmos anti
cip4r la noticia de que eu dicha
b sta, gu. promote resultar esplen.
dila, tomlrau p,rte Il mzntos tan
valiosoS como las sen DraS M1ta de
Ramery y de Mac Leary. las S, M.
ritas Irma Flnlay, Maria Asensic,
Mercedes Vel-z, Elzl Meltz Mu-
garita y Elise Graham, Mercedes
Colon, Diaz, Miss Pide, los niiios
Blanca y Jorge 1riarte y los sefiore>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
EcOS DEL EXTERIOR
Manifesto Clones de Mr..
Roosevelt. CambiOs
en- e1 Ministerio.
UNA GRAN FORTUNA
Olvidada en- Ell wagon de IN
tren. -Faliecimiento del
bermano del Papa.
UNA GRAN FORTUNA

Dicen de Washington que Mr..
Roosevelt ha desmentido que vaya
a haber cambio de personals en- el
goblerno, pues esta de acuerdo con
sus Secretaries. No obstante, cree
sec despues de la reunion del
Congreso, en- diciembre, habra mo-
di6caci6u en el ministerio.
-Ccmunican de New York
que h1>ta ahora esta envuelto en- el
mayor misterio el nombre de la Sc
nora que dej6 olvidada una fortu-
ma Ell q wagon del tren que la con.
lujo de Stanford a aquella ciudad.
81 ab"gado Benjamin F. No
rris, qre representa- a esa stiinra,
la m1nifestado que su clieuta lie
vaba, cuando tom6 el tren, una
maIeta dc mauo y una GAIA de lata
lie IS pulgadas de largo, 6 de an
chr y 4.1e pr fundidad, y que al
llegar 4 II,steci6n cogi6 la naleta
y ,or tis'rIccion olvi1o la GAIA en-
ell asiento.
E~ta contenia, stgdn tl aboga-
do, 1876 bl,etes de q mil pesos y 10.
yas por valor de 10000 pesos, ha-
ciendo Tin total de 236. 900 pesos.
-Palticipan dc Roma one ha
fal' cido Angelo Salto, hsrmano
DE- Pho X. IN Aolo, IN cuya pobla.
cijn des.mp> h4ba I'LL destino Sc.
cundalio en- la o6cina de correos.
Antes hob'a tenido ura .nda Re
colnestiLl,>, que no le dio resulta,
dos po,ilvo>, por |, cual Icepto el
modesto empleo antes dicho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
CRON|CA PARIS|NA
La nueva Enciclica del Papa,

subsistente Z intangible la esencia.
lidad de la religion cat6lica, colo
c,se q esta en- situaci6n l6gica y
airosa frente a frente de la irreli-
gion y del ateismo.
Pero he aquf que la Enciclica
de Pho X ha venido bru,camente a
destluir ese titanesco trabajo de la
reconciliation entire el dogma y la
ciencia, condenaudo!o de una ma
nera contundente y exp'fcita. Asi
en- virtud de este nuevo Syllabus,
quedan 'condenados todos aquellos
que, en- la flosofia y en- la historic
no subordinan la ciencia a la fe,
quedando comprendidos en- ell i'm
placable veredicto del Pontihce irri
tado los curas Loisy y Desus en-
Francia, Schell y TyrelI en- Alema
MIA, Togazzaro y Murri en- Italia,,y
todos los que han seguido, poseidos
de la lnsjor buena fe :. cat6lica
sul heretticas hutllas.
Los moiernistas Sc magin .ban
candidamente que una ev' luclon dc
la fe podia seguir parslelamente la
evoluci6n de Ia ciencia y que lain
t-,prctacjon de los dogmas debia
de estar en- relacion con los hechos
proclamados por esta misma Glen
ella. Ellos estudiaban la Iglesia,
los dogmas, la religion, par iendo
I d punto de vista humane, de la
raz6n pura, y llegaban a inducir de
clio que los dogmas no sou otra CO.
sa que slmbolos sue eptibles de SCI
revisados con el tempo.
La Enciclica papal declara que
todo este es panteismo puro, y al
condena, esa conf inza de ciertos
sabios cat6;icos en- "a ley de la evo
lucion indt hnida, condeDa igual
meute el error de ciertos hi,toria-
dores cat6licos que eliminan 10 que
reviste el c.racter de una iuterven
cion divina. Y comprendiendo a
unos y otros en- una misma y 1nica
condena, acaba por a6rmar que sel
modernismo es menos un ertor par
licular que la reunion de todas las
her. gias.S
Tai eS la sintesis de ese docu
M ntc, que tsta de>tinado q abriI
una era de uuevas polemicaS entr.
todos los pensadohs del rnundo.
Por 10 que a mi hsce, pobre cronis
ia come ntador de cosas tan abstrsc
tas, nebulosas y elevadas, no dejo
de coinprender que Pho X lleva en-
este asunto toda la raz6n. entire la
cienoia, que es demostracion de los
fenomenos naturales y la ie que
representa- 10 absolutamente inde-
mostrable, hay una antincmia inso-
Iubl- y una incompatibiiidad COM
pleta. por vez Tie halo entera-
mznte dc alu rdo con el papa.
DARWIN.
{ (Exclu >ivo para LA DEMocRAcIA)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-14
UOTAS DE- INT[R[S
Descubrimiento de ur1
feto en- Hato-rey.--Fu-
ga de un muchac acho.
GUAROlAS EXPULsADOs
Otros que han sido separa.
dos por imposibilidad fist.
cs.-Dos detenciones.

Anteayer fue descubierto IN
Hato Rey un feto, como de S mes,
que habfa sido entt rrado hacia dos
dias. Sus padres son Nemesio
Castro y L,eocadia Rodriguez. FL
medico y juez de paz fueron a re-
conocerlo.
Han sido separados d.l
cuerpo de la policfa, honrosamente,
por imposibilidad ffsica, el cabo
Migue. Muiioz Lopez y los gusr-
dias Jose Rodriguez aTu6no, Ma
nuel Guzman Cruz, Antonio Ra.
mirez y Jose Zsngotita.
Las pastillas digestivas del
doctor lie Roy, marca aAiJTURI-
CAS- curan los padecimientos del
est6mago.
--NUMERos ATRAsADos. No
es muy facil hallar n1meros atrasa-
dos, pues unos dfas, Sc agota la
edici6n y los nntneros sobrant.s de
otros dias cuaudo ha pasado alg1n
tempo, Sc venden como paTel
viejo. 81 Sc nos pide un ndmero
atrasado y no 10 enviamos nj con.
testamos, es prueba de que no
10 hay. LA ADMINISTRATION.
-Comunica de Lares el caho
Emanuelli, que Gu union del guar
dia Zen6n Ortiz ocup6 los dias ~
8 del actual dos caballos robadoe,
uno de Higinio Lopez, de Arecibo
y otro cuyo dutiio Sc ignora. Que
dichos caballos fueron ocupados
uno ell poler de- Miguel Frau, del
barrio "Baitolos y otro Ell poier de
Victoriano Lsbron, del barrio sPi-
letas,S Los autores de estos robos
fueron detenidos en- Yauco por el
Teniente Villariny de aquella de.
marcacion. FL juez entiende en- el
asunto.
Del dep6sito municipal de
GALES Sc fug6 el jueves tltimo el
much ocho Antonio Ponce, de Id 4
IS siils de edad, p5lido, rubio, de
ojos vcrdes, natural de L,res, lin.
piabotaS, tieue una ci>atriz en- el
oilo izquierdo, pro iucida por una
quemadura, viste camisa y panta.
lon oscuros, va descalzo y con SOM
brero de psja de Itali'.
Han sido expulsados del
cuerpo de la policia los guardias
Juan F. Pab6n, del puesto de Rio
Piedras y Nicolas Marquee, del
puesto de Aguadilla.
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