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Evening journal., 1907-04-08
MORE CURRENT
FOR CITY RAILWAY
Two Big DynamOS Now in
Service at BrandYwine
Power Plant
WILL END TlE-UPS OF CARS

NO more VIII patrons OF the Whining
ton City Railway Company chafe under
the long and tedious delays that oc-
CURED az intervals, for the new power
equipment OF the company IS now in
service and there will be ample current
to keep all the cars moving an the
time.
The new power plant along tho
Bandywlne is now I'm fun operation.
three immense dynamos being In SER
vice there as occasion demands
Barring "a fire we are now IN a posi-
tion 40 give an uninterrupted service"
observed superintendent Samuel S. Hor
to-day In sepakIng OF the Improvement.
"eW are now going ahead with other
important changes for the betterment
OF the service
The company up to last week de-
pended on one dynamo OF one thousanf
kilowats TO generate current for the
railway system, there being soma
smaller dynamos az the powerhouse ct
Delaware avenue and scott streets to
give a boost during hours OF heavy
travel. The delays occasioned On the
past, but which have not been frequent
for several months, were due to trou-
blegwith the machines at the Delaware
avenue plant
Now an additional dynamo OF six
hundred kilowats and another OF eight
hundred kllowats have been installed
at the Brandywine powerhouse. where
AN the machinery has been central-
lied
II really gives the company n duplicate
plant. for the thouand-ialowat machine
VIII furnish enough power for an lrdi.
nary occasions ono Of the smaller mas
chimes being placed IN service during the
rush hours. BY this method the company
always has at least one dynamo in reserve
should am accident occur 20 either Of the
other machines.
This ohviatos the necessity for contnu,
ing tho Delaware avenue powerhousel
from which the dynamos viii be removed
and sold Within a few weeks. II IS pros
posed to convert the Delaware avcnu,
power house into an additional car barn
something that the company has long fel
the need Of
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
PRISONER.
TREED BY HOUNDS.
sptciai 10 Tho Evening Journal.

oDANANA ~ NN AaNNNANAh NhAANAAiH
PORTSMOUTH. Va. April s.-Tho
wilmington baseball players were
given demonstration this morning OF
trailing a prisoner by bloodhounds.
when "Bin Smith," a negro prisoner IN
the jail here was treed by the hounds
after he had made a two-mile dash for
freedom.
Smith was a short-term prisoner. and
he was released at 10 o'clock with the
understanding that II the hounds did
not overtake him he was 10 have his
liberty.
Fifteen minutes later a pack OF
bloodhounds was un eoln ID and they
took up the scent on Smiths TRAN. The
dogs were I'm charge Of Jesse Hoof-
nogle, deputy city sergeant
Smith was treed in a pine woods two
miles from the city, and was returned
10 the Jail
The Wilmington team leaves for
Richmond at $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning to play there.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
ICICLE KILLED
HIM AT FUNERAL

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
TAMAQUA, Pa, April S-Aiichael O'Con-
nor Philadelphia and Reading Station
Agent at Mahanoy City. and one of the
owners Of the Daily Record Of that city,
dropped dead to-day while acting as pail
bearer at the funeral OF friend.
While helping to carry the corpse from
the church falling icicle from the root
struck him on the head. The fright af-
fected his heart and he fell dead.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
LuIu shrlners Want TempIe.

Local members Of Lulu Temple,
Mystic Shriners are making efforts to-
wards the organization Of a lodge in
this city. and it is likely that their ef-
forts will be crowned with success, as
there are about 200 members Of the
order located here.
This plan would be a great convent
ence, as at present the membership are
obliged to attend a Philadelphia lodge.
The order is a branch Of the Ma
sonic fraternity, and a meeting will be
held for the further discussion Of the
matter this evening in the Masonic
Temple, this city.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
LAUNCH UPSET
BY EXPLOSION

While testing his naphtha .eunch IN
the Brandywino creek on Saturday an
explosion upset the little craft owned
by Edward Burldns, OF No. 1920 King
street, and nearly cost Mr.. Burkins his
life.
The operation Of q launch is a new
diversion for Mr.. Burklns, and when
he took the little boat out for the ini-
tial spring run her machinery worked
we'll until the gasoline got low.
Then Mr.. BurlSlns applied q match
to invesugaJ the caSee - the trouble
Instantly there was an explosion OF
gasoline which upset the boat. Mr..
Burkins succeeded IN getting the boat
ashore. however and it Is now In his
yard awaiting repairs.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
MANY MARRIED
HERE ON SATURDAY

Wilmington is keeping up its reputa-
ton as a Gretna Green. 1t is estimated
that ten couples came to this city from
other PAGES on Saturday to be joined
in matrimony, the majority Of whom
are supposed to have come from Phila-
delphia but their names are being
withheld. Magistrate Lawrence J. Bro
man issued six licenses, and only one
of them to a Wilmington couple.
John d. Fenstermacher and Miss
Lydia NJ. oliver, of Chester; Joseph G.
Bacon and Miss Hattie Lynn, Of
Schuylkill county, Pa, and Wilbur II.
Hudson and Miss c. Powell, Of this
city, were three Of the couples who OBJ
tanned licenses.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
LOCAL BID LOWEST

The Pusey and Jones Company is low
est bidder for the construction Of en-
ocean going tug for the Government. Their
bid was SlS9.O57, and they name July /,
1908. as the date Of completion Of the con-
tract. AS this amount comes within the
appropriation it is more than likely the
contract will be awarded to the come
pany.
The tug IS TO be used In the Government
service on the Pacific Ocean.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Rubber Hires popuIar

Just at the present time rubber tires
are very popular and none give better
satisfaction than those put on at the
Morton Works. No. 4i3, AIS. Az Ship
ley street The popularity If Mr.. Nor
ton is such that the name I'm this6state
is universal. The reputation gained by
Mr.. Morton in building carriages and
wagons applies equally 70 the black
smith business. In another column ap-
pears the advertisement Of Mr.. Morton
regarding his works.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Hlnh schooI MeatInn

At the High School meeting this
morning FIVE members OF the Middle
A. Class gave a recitation on "Bi-
Products Of Manufacture" Those
participating were Raymond Golfer
man. Minnie Fincock. Samuel ID. Eaton
Carrie NJ. Well and John ID. Lindsey.
The Rev. George +. Mason gave an
address on "Bi-Products Of Education" ="
There was the usual excellent musical
program by the orchestra.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Plans Are seIna Preparsa.

Members Of the Delaware anti
tuberculosis Society viii meet Wednes-
day and arrange for active work on the
proposed sanitarium In Brandywine
hundred Plans are being prepared
by Charles C. Anderson fer the build
ings to be erected. and estimates Will
be asked for in a few days.
The structures are all 10 be built OF
wood. There will be ten buildings, and
cne win be used as a dining room and
kitchen.
Patients win all undergo the fresh
air treatment.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
PARIS FACES
A LARGE STRIKE
Feared That Provision Sup
ply Will Be Tied Up and
Famine EnSue
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PARIS, April S.-Paris to-day faces
what it is feared may prove one Of the
most serious strikes I'm It's history.
That a food famine may follow If the
strike becomes effective has added to
the alarm Of the citizens.
Butchers, bakers, grocers and other
trades employees are the persons threat
ening the strike. A committee of the
Allied Provision Trades Unions, In
which all such employees are combined
has voted the strike. No date was
specified for the walkout, but It Is be-
lieved the strike will be inaugurated on
Thursday.
To-day thousands Of Parisians beWn
taking the precaution OF stocking their
homes with all kinds Of provisions to
be prepared for the worst if a strike
ties up the markets.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Visited Wilrinoton Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Carroll, Of
Paterson, n. j., who were married on
Tuesday last in New York city, stopped
over in Wilmington Saturday and Sun
day, in returning from their wedding
trip. which was spent in washington,
d. c. Mr. Carroll is well-known and
has many relatives and friends here.
He was recently elected recorder in
his home city, an Office similar TO that
of municipal jurge here.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Trouble Over tenancy.

Before referees on Saturday last in
Magistrate Pyle's Office, an interesting
case was heard. John Talley, of the
Security Trust and Safe Deposit cot
pany, sued Mrs. Mary A. Jones, of No.
OF King street, for holding over ten
ancy Of the premises. The claim of the
plaintiff is that the house was rented
by the month, while on the other hand
Mrs. Jones testified she rented the
property by the year. The referees
were Harry I. ellis, Thomas +. Rear
don and Joseph Wigglesworth, and de-
cision was reserved.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
ISLE OF PINES IS
A PART OF CUBA

BY our own Wire, Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON. April S.-The Isle of
Pines Is part Of the territory Of Cuba
and not part Of the United states, so far
as the collection Of duties is concerned.
This is the opinion of the Supreme Court
Of the United States handed down to-day
by Chief Justice Fuller, in a New York
customs case.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
WANT FIREMEN AT THE FAIR
Pointed Out That Such a Display
Would Prove a Decided Feature
on Wilmington Day.

There is a movement on foot to have
a local fire company take part in the
Wilmington Day celebration at tho
jamestown Exposition. It is pointed
out that the appearance OF a body OF
sixty specially trained fremen would
attract perhaps more attention to the
Wilmington display atthe exposition
than many other events.
With this object in view those per-
sons desirous of having Wilmington
firemen take part in the celebration
will take the matter up with the sew
eral local committees at the proper
time.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
AGAIN
IS SERIOUSLY ILL

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
WILLEMSTADT. CuracaOa, April s.
Advices received to-day from Venezeula
seem TO confirms the earlier report that
President Castro has suffered a relapse.
1t is stated that he is again in very
serious condition,
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Preachers Discussed sinlessness.

AT the meeting this morning Of the
Wilmington Preachers Association at
Union NJ. e. Church, an excellent paper
was read by the Rev. Albert n. Scott.
editor OF the Christian Companion,
whose subject was Christian Sinless-
ness" AT the close of his remarks a
spirited discussion took place, lasting
until after 1 O'Clock The Rev. v S.
Collins, Of Port Deposit was present.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
4 49, nn nlnles

Register OF wills Walker has issued
the following letters. Administration
on the estate of Lewis b. Preston TO
Mary c. Preston: administrator on the
estate of Alice S. Powell TO David s..
POWELL testamentary on the estate Of
Samuel Worran to Lavinia and Joseph
X. Worran
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Standard oil Raises Prices.

CLEVELAND, April S.-The stand
ard oil Company to-day put up quota
tions on all grades OF refined oil halt
a cent per gallon. The new prices are
as follows: Ohio State test. 10 cents;
water write. Ohio State test 10 Il
cents; headlight 175 degrees. II l..
cents; eocseA IL IL cents. Quota
tions on gasoline and naphtha are un-
changed,
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Biq Nearo Lamented Noisily.

That atmosphere OF peace and quiet
which usually hovers about the police sti-
tion was rudely shattered on Saturday
evening by the noisy lamentations Of a
gigantic colored man who gave the name
of Buhler Woodfall. and who said ne
hailed from Virginia. The big fellow had
been arrested for some petty offense. and
/ was while he was engaged in explaining
himself TO the officers that the foodgatoa
~ his woe were opened
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
win Observe Appomattox Day.

Members of Encampment No. "a, Uno4
Veteran Legion viii observe "Appomattox
Day" with fitting exercises tomorrow az
Irish American Hall A pleasing program
OF addresses and musical selections will nq
gwen by members OF the Legion, and
luncheon will be served.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
paroohlaI sehooI Entertainment.

The children Of ST. Mary's School are
taking deep interest in the entertain
ment to be given IN the Opera House
on Wednesday evening. The sale Of
tickets has been very good, and the
program Is an unusually strong one.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
JUMPED OUT
OF WINDOW

James Harrington. aged 81 years.
OF No. 52i Elst Seventh street, jumped
out OF "a second story window OF his
home to-day and sprained his ankle
He has been suffering recently.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
OUR SHOW AT THE FAIR
Plans viii Be Discussed at Meeting Of
City Committee Tonight.

Plans for a Wilmington Day celebration
at the Jamestowp Exposition will he
formally discussed at a meeting Of the
committee in the Mayors office tonight.
There has developed a sentiment favo =
able to both Delaware and a Wilmington
Day at the big fair and this idea will be
thoroughly discussed tonight.
It is pointed out by members of the
Board of Trade that one big day at the
fair by the entire State would bring about
greater enthusiasm on the part of DeIa-
warenas than would two days-one for
Wilmington and The other for the State.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Pumping Engines Nearly Finished.

Both Of tho large engines being in-
tsaued m tho city pumping station VIA
soon be ready for service. and It is ex1
roctcd that by the first OF July they wiz
be furnishing water to the city.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Reoention 10 Pastor Rurl,e

The Rev. Asbury Burke was given an
enthusiastic reception by his c9rv,a IN
tion and friends of Perryvit tiectrio-Bl
Church. II was given in tonhdenua
Hall. and the Americus Band t.ui
music. About four hundre-- persons -
tended and several conEratulatory
speeches were made.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
PAPERS WERE
REFUSED HIM

Achillo Leone an italian, applied in inc
United states Court to-day for naturaliza-
tion papers but as he WIS unable TO an-
swer the necessary questions. they were
refused him. He will have another onpo,-
tunity on next Monday 10 make good wfh
his knowledge OF the constitution and 20
tell the court how the country is gover-
ened.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Local ArtlatIa snIendld Work.

Much favorable comment ia being hear
regarding tho splendidly executed paint
ings which now adorn the panels IN st
Andrews Church. and which are tho work
Of Miss olive Rush. a talented local artist.
h1e panels are executed in oil and depict
scriptural scenes and happenings.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
RuokIev No. a candldate.

Constable Thomas II. Buckley to-day
said he IS not candidate for magis-
trate to fin the vacancy caused by the
death of Magistrate George II. Hollis.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Entertained Iabor Leaders,

Officers Of the Central Labor Union were
guests Of A. r. saylor at the formal Open
ing of his new printing plant, No. as
shipley street on Saturday night Dinner
was served
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
GETTING Out Registration Books.

The clerk Of the peace is arranging
10 supply the Department Of Elections
with duplicate registration lists for tho
city of Wilmington. TO be used in tho
coming city campaign.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
knniversarn of Lee's surrender.

At their headquarters, Third and Klnq
streets. tonight. the members Of General
Thomas A. smyth Post, No. /, G. A. r.,
will have big celebration In honor Of ihq
surrender Of General Lee.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
join ]. MealeY Reeoverino.

Friends Of John J. Mealey. who under
went a serious surgical operation az n
Philadelphia hospital last week. will be
glad to know that he is rapidly recovering
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Root Not Enpeeted 10 ouit.

BY our own Wire Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON, April S.-The report
that Secretary Of State Root is about to
resign from the cabinet on account OF
alleged differences with the President
Is not substantated here
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Mr. Rurns Aaain AHIieted.

Owing TO the inclement weather.
County Treasurer Burns, who is VIC
tim of rheumatism, was unable TO leave
his home to-day.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
More Ronts % PhIIadeIphia.

Commencing to-day tho steamer Dran.
dywine. Of the Wilson line, will go into
service between this city and Philadel1
phia. tho double service to conunua
throughout the summer
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
IL nanoe I'D the Rlnk.

There viii be a dance from 10 10 II
o'cloclSat Eleventh Street Rink to-
night. following the regular skating
sossion.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Protest AGAINST Boy Drivers.

Many accidents In which small boys
who are allowed 10 drive business teams
dgure are narrowly averted almost daily.
a storm OF protest against the prac-
is being raised 1t is claimed that
.nwwy Of these youthful drivers seemingly
1--we no regard for the rights OF pedes-
trians
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
WOMEN ELECTED TO
THE FINLAND DIET
By our own VI. rublIshers. POO.

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Presa
HEIINGSFORD. Finland, April g.
Finland has just set an example to the
world in the selection of women 20 it's
legislature. Returns from the recent
elections show nineteen have been
chosen TO the National Diet. Nine Of
the women are Socialists. II Is the
first instance in history where women
have been elected to a national as
sembly.
John M. Rogers Convalcseinq.
John NJ. Rogers. who was taken sud
denly m Friday last. and who has sine,
been under tho care Of Dr. J. Paul Lukens
is out of danger.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08

will help you sell what you don
want, and secure what you do want
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De SOCIEDAD

Maestro p6s0me.-Los estimables espo
SOS Falcon Bigles pasan por una ruda
prueba. Su hogar viste las Degras vesti
duras del dolor cauBa del sensible falle'
cimiento de su nina Ernestina, que falle-
clio ell martes por la noche.
Resignation cristiana deseamos a suH
deudos que Ell b6lsamo del consuelo que
impone 10 irremediable del triste Buceso,
llegue al hogar hoy tristfsimo. En- 10 alto
Togara por Sus padres la que va q formar
en- Ia legion de los angeles
NueStro mas sincere p6same q suS dea
consolados padres.
Tambi@n ha causado tristfsims impre.
sion en- la ciudad la muerte del conocido y
estimable joven Ventura Lopez Sanchez,
ouyO doSgrOciadO suoeso neticia 'I.a CO.
rrespondencia" en- otro lugar. En- la for
de Su juventud baja a Ia tumba impulsa-
do por una tremends muerte y cuando
TODD le sonrefs en- la vida
A sus familiares todos enviamoB la mas
expressive manifestation de nuestra condo
lencia por la ruda prueba que los LENA de
pena.
Eterna paz EN- el Beno de Dios al que
fu6 eStimable compatriota y honrado joven
Ventura Lopez Sanchez.
SEMPER.
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AGueTdO de una IOgia.

Recibimos hoy Ia siguieute carta:
San Juan, Puerto Rico, 30 de abril de
1907 salud.
Al sefior director de "La Correspondent
cia de Puerto Rico," San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
Querido Befior director En- el n6mero
399 de "El Ideal Cato leo" de Ponce de
20 de abril, aparecs la calumnioBa frsse
ola masonerfa hs acordado expulsar ig-
nOminioSamente de Ia Logia a Elpidio de
NJ"
Como esto eg completsmente fa!so y Ell
hermano EIpidio de Mier sigue siendo
activo miembro de este taller, esta Logia
en- su d TINA session ordinaria acord6 ldes
mentir ofeialmente, por medic de Ia pr9n-
50, dicha falsa imputaci6n.
Al efeCto, le rOgamos Sc digne inssrtar
este acuerdo en- su valioBo diario. en- obse.
quio al hermano difamRdo, y en- restitu.
ci6n de Ia verd&d. De usted muy respe-
tuosamente.
Federico VaU Espino8a, venerable macs
tro. Ants mi, Enrique L. BiascOechea,
gecretario.
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DESGRRCIADO SU-
CeSo en- la bahia,
InGendi6Se una IanGha, y sus tripu'
I8ntsS IanzaTOnSe al aqua.
Ventura Lopez Sanchez, que era unO de los que
Sc haIIaba abOTdO, nadaba para gaHar Ia
5OrIlls, psro va GsrGa De TERRA sumsrgl6ss
snIa prOfundIdad de las sguSs,

Aver como & las 6 de la tarde Bslieron
en- una laucha de vapor, movida por gaso
lima con obieto de dar nm paSeo hasta el
puente de San Antonio, Mr.. Davis, ell jo
ven Ventura Lopez Sanchez y dos peoues
AL regreFar tuvieron Ia deSgracia de
que se incendiars la lanC1a, vi6ndose obi
gadoB lanzarse al sgua.
Mr.. Davis y los dos peoneS salieron ile'
sos, pero no asf el infoTtunado Ventura
que, pr6ximo va 4 terra, sc Sumergi6 en-
la profundidad de las sguas frente al al
macen de los seflorea Ezquisga.
Ell cadaver fu6 extraido del abismo por
un hombre nombrado EI IndiO.
Hoy las y tres cuartos eAtaba el ca
d6ver tendido & Ia orilla del conocidO
mueIle donde atracan los beYgantines.
Al levantarlO del suelo para Colccarlo
en- el ataud le Bali6 gran cantidad de san
gre de Ia boca y dido presentando la cara
grandes marCas de golpes enEaUgreDtadoH.
VarioB amigos de Ventura 10 cargaron
on hombros hasta el Cementerio en- donde
ne le har& la autopsia.
AL ioven Francisco Lopez Sanchez y a
Bu sonora madre dem6s familiareB del
finado Sc une "La Correspondence en- Ell
immense dolor que experimentan.
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Subasta plbLica
De SOIaTes De MiTamaf.

El dia del pr6ximo mes de Mayo &
Las 2 de Ia tarde tendr6 lugaE la venta en-
p1blica aubasta, en- el local de Ia Secci6n
primeEa de la Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, ante 81 Marshal de Ia misma, de
los lolares de MIRAMAR, peItenecientes
4 la Association Popular Cooperative, de
Construcciones, Ahorros Pr6stamoa de
Puerto Rico, que se expecifcan en- la re.
laci6n depositada en- la Becretarfa de dicha
Corte.
ri nGmero de solares precio mfnimo por
metro cuadrsdo fguran en- la indicada re
laci6n, asf como las condolences de la
subasta, que han Bido establecidas en- una
6rden dictads por el Honorable Juez de
Ia indicada Corte, cuya orden esta unida
al legaJo relative & la liquidation de la
eTferida Association.
Cuantos informes Sc deseen acerca de
esta Bubasta y de la Bituaci6n circuns.
tancias de los terrenos que Sc han de re-
matar, podr6n ser obtenidos en- Ia Secreta.
ria de la Corta de Distrito de San Juan 6
en- la ofcina del que suscribs. San Juan,
F. r Abril q de 1907. n. Hughart,
Sfndico. 5v.
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Ell autOT de la ley su prlmsra viGtlma
Ell aIGalde Fisk aeabaha de nombrar sargsRta
detective" a John Flynn.

Ell alcalde Charles j. Fisk de Plain
field, New Jersey, acababa de nomblar &
John Flynn, gargento detective; = cuando
Balfa Tesplandecisnte con su nuevo unifor
me, de los cuarteles de policfa, vic un an
tom6vil que pasaba zumbando.
En- un instante estuvo el detective en- 81
ejercicio de Bus fancioneg, pueato que su
jtfs le habfa dado 6rdenes de arrestar
todos los que viOlasen las leyes de veloci-
dad.
Flynn di6 alcance, en- Bu bicicleta, al au'
tom6vil y orden6 al Chauffeur que Sc detu'
viese. DeSpu6s que le dijo al ohGuGer
que compsreciege en- la corte al dia siguien'
to con sus testigos, motto Flynn uu rostro
familiar dentro del autom6vil pens6 81
habrfs algo en- las ordenanzaB que inclu
vera la lesa msjestad municipal.
Ell rostro era el del alcalde Fisk, quien
habfa dado instrucciones al jefs Kiely de
acabar con Ia velocidsd de los autom6vi-
les, cuanto antes.
Mr.. Fisk sera probablemente el prime
ro que pagaT6 muIta, por la violaci6n de
la ley, en- esta ciudad.