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The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
JOHN T. DUNLOP DEAD.
President OF National Bank OF Lex
tngtOn, Va, Passes Away.

SfSczai 20 ile washington hefalQs
Lexington, Va March 25.-John T.
Dunlop aged sixty-four years presi-
dent Of the First National Bank, of
Lexington. died at his home this morn
ing, near Buena Vista. He was born in
Montgomery County. Nd and was a
nephew of Gov. Francis Thomas. Dur
ing the civil war he was a member Of
the Seventh Virginia Cavalry. Some
years ago he served one term as a
member of the Virginia house Of dele
gates from R0ckbridge. He was twice
married. his first wife being a Miss
Glasgow. of Rockbridge. and his sec
ond wife. who survives, Miss Alice Nc
COrkle. daughter of the late William II.
McCorkle. Of near Lexington The re-
mains win be buried in Lexington
Wednesday morning.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26

Saturday night. MERCHANDISE to the value
of so was stolen the police Of this city
have been asked 10 look out for the
thieves.
No information concerning the where
abouts Of Maj j. E. sickies. who dis
appeared from his home. in Alexandra
County, Saturday. has been received al
the local police headquarters, where APP
plication was made 10 keep a lookout for
the missing man.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
KOSHER STRIKE SUSPENDED.
Approaching Fast of Passover
Causes Butchers to ReIent.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. March E-The strike OF the
koshT butchers against the packers has
been temporarily suspended. The butch
ers took this action on account of The
close approach Of the Passover and its at
tendant fasts. It was thought ii would be
too much of a physical strain for the
poorer Hebrews 10 enter on these fasts
after having been without meat for SO
many days
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
BODY FOUND IN WOODS.
Unknown Stranger Evidently Conn
mitted Suicide In Lonely spot.

SleclaI % Inc Washington HCTald.
Baltimore. March, 25.-The body of an
unknown white man, about twenty-eight
years old, who apparently had committed
suicide, was found in Harris woods Her
ring Run. several hundred yards from the
Hartford road.
It was discovered by TWO bOys-Walter
Cole and Arthur Lyness-who reported it
to the police. The man had a bullet hole
through his right temple. A 32-caliber re-
volver was found at his side. The body
was taken to the morgue
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
WHIPPING POST FOR BROOKS.
wife Beater TO Get Taste of His Own
Medicine I'm Baltimore.
3pecial 70 The Mashington Herald.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. March 25.-SheTin Padgett
has not yet set the date for the whipping
Of Saylor Brooks, colored, who is SEN
fenced TO receive nine lashes for brutally
assaulting his wife. Brooks, who was
sentenced TO the whipping post by Judge
Wright. is serving a two months sentence
IN the Baltimore City Jail and VIII be
whipped some time during the period Of
his incarceration. The whipping post,
which for eight years had been relegated
70 the storeroom OF the Jail. has been
erected in the corridor TO await the carry
ing out of the sentence.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
Fire Destroys Post-omce.
riai to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald,
Fredericksburg. Va, March 25.-The
store and dwelling of NJ NJ. Gift, at
Chatterton. King George County, with
entire contents. were destroyed by FIRE
Friday night Mr. Gift was postmaster
at that place. and his entire postal outtit,
with mail, was destroyed.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
STRIKERS KEEP MILL CLOSED.
Attempt of Owners 10 start Up Tex
tile Plant Fails.

ape nal % Ile Washington Head,
ElktOn. Nd. March z5.-An attempt was
made this morning by the owners Of the
textile mills at Baldwins to start their
mills. but the strikers were successful
when they induced the new hands en-
gagged not to take their places. Sheriff
Kirk, with a score OF deputies. was on
hand, but no disorder occurred.
The employees at the mills have been on
a strike for more money and shorter
hours for the last three weeks. Another
attempt will be made tomorrow to re-
sumo operations with new men. The mill
properties are now guarded by the sher-
in's deputies.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
TWO DEATHS AT BERRYVILLE.
C. c. Shepherd and &. W. Allen
Pass Away.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va. March 25.-George c.
Shepherd died at his home ia BerryviIle
to-day. aged sixty-fiye years. During the
civil war he served in Company D. Clarke
Cavalry, Sixth Virginia Regiment, and for
many years was clerk OF the Virginia sen
ate in Richmond. He leaves "A wife and
five sons. He was a member OF the j. T.
B. Stuart Camp, Confederate Veterans. Of
Berryyilie.
G. W Allen. a Clarke County farmer
died last night at his home near Berry
vile. He was eighty-three years old. Sur
viying are his wife, three daughters, and
one son.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26

Samuel ". Stuart died last night at
his home in Buena Vista. aged sixty
three years. He was a son of the late
John n Stuart of Rockbridge He
served in the Confederate army as a
member OF the Fourteenth Virginia
Cavalry. His widow, who was a Miss
Paxton. of near R0ckbridge Baths and
two children survive.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
LfahtninE Causes Panie.
lpeclaI b n Washington Hersld.

aIIllaI % Inc WasalngIoA Herald
Keyser, ". Va, March 25.-Lightning
disturbed the revival meeting in prog
ress in the United Brethren Church,
burning out the fuses and causing a
panic In the congregation. The fuses
were also burned out in the residence
OF Ref Mr. Woolf.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
nIrn. saIlIe WillIams nead.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Richm5nd. Va, March 25.-Mrs sallie
Ellen Williams. widow of Rev. ". G.
Williams. OF the Virginia Conference, died
this morning at the home of her son, Dr.
j. Richard Williams. She leaves a large
family Of married sons ana daughters.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
Rev. Mr.. whitehurst seriously III.

oflllaI . II9 W l5IlIIlsI0l IaIdl-
Richmond, Va. March 25.-Rev. Paul
whltehurst, presiding elder of the Nor
folk district. and for more than fifty
years secretary of the Virginia Confer
ence. is in a hopeless and almost dying
condition at ST. Luke's Hospital from
heart trouble
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
SHADYsIDE BURNED.
Homestead Near HyattsviIIe Ignited
from Passing Locomotive.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Hyattsville Nd. March 25.-Old Shady
side homestead. built in 1850 by Admiral
Luce, and one OF the most noted resi-
dences in this section OF the State. was
destroyed by fire last night. together with
its large barn and outbuil6ings. The fire
started in the barn from sparks from a
locomotive. # is thought, and spread TO
the house before the volunteer fire de-
partment of Hyattsville could get TO the
scene.
The fremen saved the house of the
owner OF Shadyside. Marion Duckett
which adjolns the old property. Shady
side was occupied BY Thomas Shom0
and family. who saved their house
hold goods. The house was until recently
used as a roadside inn.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
REpuRLrcANs vIcTORTOUs.
Elect Two out of Three Hagerstovyn
City Counciimen.

NtF} A0uuckfNatHs
Special to The Washington Herald.
HagerstoWn. Nd, March 25.-The Re-
publieans elected two out Of three Of
their candidates for city council at the
municipal election held in Hagerstown
to-day. Being an off year. little interest
was manifested and a light vote was
cast. scarcely half OF the registered vote
being out. As a result of tO-day's cleo
ton. the Democrats viii continue IN
control of the council for another year.
the two hold-over cOuncilmen being Demo
Gratis. The vote cast to-day follows:
Ward No. I-ElHner Z. Dyer, Republican,
Ga; Martin A. MOgenson, Democrat. i07.
Ward No 3-Herbert B. Cost. Republican.
232: Charles NJ. Dancer, Democrat, 217.
Ward No. 5-Frank p. AIsip. Republican,
2sS; Daniel NJ Cramer. Democrat, lbs.
Messrs. Cost and Alsip are at present
members Of the city council. Mr.. Mogen-
son viii succeed John W Dolan, Demo-
erat.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
GRADUATION DATE FIXED.
Third Section of Middies' Glass 10
Pass Out June o.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. March 25.-The date
for the graduation OF the third section
Of the class of 1907, Naval Academy.
has been fixed for Thursday. June 6. It
will be the first time IN several years
that commencement exercises have
heen held while the board of visitors
is making the annual inspection of the
institution, as the classes have been
graduated in either January or Febru-
airy. because of the need Of officers.
The first section OF this class, S6
members. was graduated in September
1906; the second. containing 90. in Feb
ruary. The third and last section will
contain 75. The class was divided in
this manner according 10 scholastic
standing.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
HALL MAY PROVE AL1BI.
Negro Charged with Assembling Girls
Held for Further Hearing.
Special to The Washington Herald

Richmond, Va. March 25.-William Hail.
colored, arrested IN West Point, was be-
fore the Police Court to-day and exam
ined on the charge of attempted assault
on several girls on Church Hill Thursday
The case was postponed for further evil
denee. Hail may prove an alibi.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
VIRGINIA ELKs TO MEET.
State Convention to BE Held at New
port News in May.

[ Special TO The Washington Herald.
Newport News, Va, March 25.-May
Il, Is, and 16 have been set as the
dates for the first convention to be held
/ here of the newly organized Virginia
/ Association, B. P. o. f. This is the
/ first State organization of Elks to be
/ formed in the country.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
Forest Fire Checked.

Special to The Washington Herald.
panyille. Va. March 25.-A telephone
message from MartinsviIIe to-day says
that the big forest IRE which has been
raging in Patrick County since Friday
night was checked near Stella, fifteen
miles from where It started. The dey-
astated territory is six miles in width.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
NEARING CENTURY MARK.
Mrs. Ann Nelson Celebrates Ninety
ninth birthday.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Md March 25.-Mrs
Ann Nelson, of Eckhart, this county
yesterday celebrated her ninety ninth
birthday In the possession OF all heI
faculties. She is native OF Scotland
\ family dinner was served, at which
was present a number of great great
grandchildren. Her husband died
forty-fOur years ago. Her children are
Mrs. John Murphy. JohnstoWn. Pa.
Mrs Thomas Norris, Eckhart; Mr.. VIII
liam Nelson, Eckhart; Mrs. Andrew
Kerber, and Mrs Dennis O'Hara, Cum
berland.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26

be compelled to testify and submit 10 a
physical examination before the lunacy
commission. Hartridge said he saw no
reason why Thaw should not submit 60
examinations. and that Thaw would fol-
low the advice OF his lawyers
II the commission is appointed one Of
the principal witnesses will be DR.. Allan
Mcf4ane Hamilton. DR.. Hamilton has IN
his possession a great mass Of testimony
bearing on ThaW's sanity. Much OF this
evidence was gathered In this country,
and a lot of IT abroad. The evidence was
obtained by the firm Of Black. Olcott,
Gruber q Bonynge when they had
charge OF the case. In addition 10 this
material Dr. Hamilton bases his opinion
that Thaw is now insane on the four
examinations Of Thaw he made in the
Tombs.
Believe Thayy Is sane.
There was some comment on the fact
that DR.. Charles W. Pilgrim. who is
head Of the State lunacy board; DR..
Minas S. Gregory, OF Believue's psyche
pathic ward, and DR.. ". A. White, who
is the head OF a government insane asy-
lum at Washington, have made afhdavits
that Thaw is now able TO advise with his
counsel These three physicians have
testified for Thaw, and il was said that
If the defense wanted their afhdavits the
lawyers had lots Of time TO get them.
Somebody asked Jerome to-day if ne
would night for conviction of murder IN
the frsts degree If a lEnacy commission
was appointed and declared that Thaw
Is now sane. Jerome declared that that
vas exactly what he would do Should
Justice Fitzgerald refuse 10 appoint a
lH1acy commission jerome would very
likely have to do the same thing
Young Mrs. Thaw had a talk with her
husband in the Tombs to-day. She said
he was perfectly satisfied with the way
things were going. Then Delmas had a
talk with him. Somebody noticed that
when Delmas left the T0mbs it WASH {
with his customary dignifed NapoleOnic
walk. and there was a report that he had
had a fuss with his client Delmas said
later that he and Thaw were most
friendly.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
schooner YyreeIsedI Crew Saved.

Special 70 The Washington Hocald
Assateague. Va. March 25.-The schoon-
er ]. S. Whitcome, Porto Rico to New
York, stranded of here at a. N. The
crew Was saved
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
May Be Case of jealousy.

Hartridge and O'Reilly may have been
jealous OF Gleason. They had a brief
ready 10 combat any one jerome might
put in, and maybe they did not want
Gleason to get ahead of them.
1t was said to-day by one OF the law
yeFs for the prosecution that Thaw could
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
TROOPS GUARD NEGRO
William Johnson Held for
Murder in Alexandria.
TRIAL TO BEGIN TOMORROW

Gov. swanson Orders ont Company
of Seventieth Virginia sliiitia 10
Prevent Any Attempts to Lynch Al
legged Slayer of Charles 4. smith.
soldiers Stationed at County JaiI.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
Special Services at st. sIary's.

At St. Mary's Catholic Church the FOL
lowing special services viii be held during
Holy Week: Wednesday, $50 p M, sta
tons OF the cross and benediction of the
blessed sacrament; Thursday, a. m.
high mass and procession of the blessed
sacrament; Friday. s am. beginning of
Good Friday ceremonies; Saturday, a.
m. blessing of the baptismal font and
paschal candle. At these services per
sons win be received into church mem
bership.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
EIiss Elect Officers.

Alexandria Lodge No. 57S, B. P. 0.
Eiks. held its annual meeting this even
iRg In tte Elks' Hall and elected officers
as follows: Harry Fleischmann. exalted
ruler; Frederick P. Russell. exalted lead
ing knight: David E. Robey. exalted loyal
knight; Howard W. Smith exalted Iectur-
ing knight. Edward J. Fleming, secre-
tary; c. ]. Guisendaffer, treasurer;
Thomas d. Downey riler. and James B.
Fitzgerald. trustee. Louis f. Shuman was
elected representative TO the grand lodge,
which meets in Philadelphia In July, and
Jacob Brill was chosen alternate. The
officers viii be installed Monday evening
next.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26

Cruiser EuryaIUs at Kingston.
Kingston. Jamaica, March 25.-The
British cruiser Euryaius, with Rear
Admiral Ingleheld, fourth sea lord Of
the admiralty. aboard. arrived here this
evening from Barbados.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
CORRESPONDENT GETS SCOOP. ."
Richmond (Vn1 Newspaper Man Sur
prises Friends by Getting Married.
ss.,.,s.f a. nj W. ss.--t-- IL

Richmond Va, March 25.-Joseph P.
Watkins, newspaper correspondent, Of
this city. was married in Danville to-
lay to Miss Kate E. Brown. Mr.. Wat
kins left Saturday on what was sup
posed to be a flying business trip, and
his wedding was profound surprise to
his friends here.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26

The directors Of the Alexandria Water
Company. at a meeting to-day. elected
James w. Roberts TO fiji the vacancy
on the board caused by the death Of W.
Frank Lambert.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26

In a letter received to-day by Chief
Goods, of the local police, from Town
Sergeant Willcoxen. of Manassas, an
nouncement was made Of two robberies
from store windows ia Manassas last
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FIEsTAs DEL CARMEN En- PArlLLAs.
(De nMestrO corresponsall

Julio 17.-Ayer rs ceIebr6 en- al pabla-
do del Bsjo, de este t6Fmiuo mUuicipa', la
fsnta del C6rmen. con tnda golemnidad.
En- les primerss hores De Ia mafeuF,
llevaron en- nutrida procession la imsgen
de Ia vfrgep,
A les nueve y medic, di6 principle una
mise EOleloue. Ofciaba como r ,erdota.
81 Pbrc. padre Rodriguez, acomp afsdo de
las Il rTi4rs Lucf-. HeFminie, Marfs y
Ere scion Davils, Adela Barc3l6 ,
Maria L'nd
HubO juegoE popu'ares todo 81 dfs ,
por la noche % quemaron v;stas98 fuego3
aTtitois'es.
La nisa todoI los actoB fusson ameni.
zados pgr Ia orquesta.
Ali re di6 cits t9do 10 bello , encsnta-
dor de nus atro preCiado jaEdfn. Vimos
con algeria & Ia RimpGtica Lois Gely, 4 Ia
enCanta dOra Tit Stslle, Ia viEtuosR zoila
CintE6n y Herfa muy ditfcil enumeEaP las
flores de que se componfa aquel nermoEo
bouqust.
Hubo momentca On que era dificil tran
sitaF FOE Ia carretaFe, por la mucha agile
meraci6n de gents,
Esta fe.ts qus hs tsnido 1u orlgen cate
sfo, ragarS tgav6y del tempo como una
tradici6n hermogs.
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BASEBALL

A ps,ar De eatar diatapciado de Ia Iuchs
aCtiva On 81 sport 5cseboIerO, esoribo estes
cortoG renglones, para complseer agf al
sefior Burl 1t, demoetrarle una vaz m4u
que no tengo pe1imiamo h6aia ning6n
club de los b " existentas
Mi determination al Eetirarme de entve
vouotrou, es frme y Obedc,a csu.as ex
tran - en- 10 que atsfe 81 juego de palota.
Con estss lfneae, Cr6o que le CompIacido
el sefiOr Buraet.
ssg6n informeg, aver foe derrotado en-
toda la lines, 81 club "Fitirre.'
veintid6s carreras, por ma. fut Ia
snctaci6n en- 81 score, rsoibiendO los piti'
rristGs echo ceFos corEidos.
Los jugadores del club "Pitirre' dfcegs
eAtuvieron p6simos al palO , campo. y
dadas eItss CiTcuustsncisas, no pudieron
resistir 81 empuje de sus adversariou.
En- una palabrs: que el iuego de aver,
ha sido 10 mas malo que h9 podido pressn-
cisrHe.
JUAN BATE.
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s1NFrE1a "a s5Nn5SYlN 94IA %
eB0RES De LA
ley anti trust" ,
SentenCiadOs.
Commentaries. 8geBteS del trust de-
DueRtes" J fabricantes de ladri-
llOs, sentenciadOs a carcsI y a
mUItaS.,
Por hlheIss o0Rfabulad0 para ImpsdIr 81 IlbFs.
trafIcu.

El juez LindIe w. Morris, de Toledo,
Ohio sentenci6 veintiun come7ciantes de
10 principal de Aquella ciudad y & dos
Fgenteu del trust de puentes, & nueve me,
BeE On la carcel de trabajos del condado de
Lucap mult6 Dueve fabricentes de
lsdrilloH psgar mil dollars de multa.
Estas sentenciss fueFon por aI delito de
infrRcci6n de la ley Gnti trust.
Debido 4 que 90 ha deolaFado uua epi-
demia de viruelas en- Ia c6rcel, re bs aUr.
pendido 81 cumplimiento de la Rantencia
para llevaTla Cabo dentFo de dies dies.
AIgunos de los Condensdos az preparan
para stacar la Icy fundfndcae en- que es
ContraFia In Corstituci6u.
Cuando - les relujo pEisi6n 81 ius.
CARLOS. creyeRon que no iban & gantenci6H.
Eeles y por eEa fn@ que 90 denIara1oD CuI-
pables. Aef eS que Ia Rentancja fl6 una
Eorpreya para ellCr,
La ley VsIentipe he pido daclavada
CONSTITUTIONAL por Ia Corta Supreme en-
variss cCsEiones y les autoridades son de
opinion que de NADIA vale que Es entabIen
nuevas apalacioneg.
'No hay p9der en- e. mundo que ibre
8 fstpE hombTes de Cumplir condens en- Ia
c6rcsl de tEabsjos," dijo Lymgn w. Wa.
chenhsimer, 81 promoter fscql. ISL apse
Ian & la CoTts de Circuits & Ia Suprema,
re1ulfsF6 que g r. Divers al ssunto en e.
Otono, junt0 con la apalsoi6n de- trust dsI
| hie'o, = bRbE& para todcp Pero no cFco
que e'lcs re- qUiersn metsE en- mas enredoG
put st1 qua 4 10 fDico que buscan es que
les FsbRien les gantencieg, ea0 10 nuedau
lograr oItandose bien en- la c6Fcsl".
Les sentsncies dictades contra estoB il
dividuCs Ea fundan On las conclusiones
del Gr91 JuEado en- AbFil 6ltimo, cuando
ca pEeysntaron denuncias contra fabEican-
tss de lsdEillc-, tFsfcs ntes en- madeFF,
plomerC individucg del trust de puont2s
En- toces is Causes iutr 1ichgs, Ia ecuEB-
ci6n fu@ 'infrocci6n de "a leg Valentine,
UOr hShGrss COnfahul1dO para lmpedlr Of lIhro
tTifICO" = tcdeS 50 decIaran culrables an
tsS de proes1er al iuicio. Los plcmerce
ban aps'ado.
Los Rcusados , les pentsnciados ron da
10 mes prominenta de Ia ciudad el pro.
&C Ter del juez Morris 81 r3nta ,ciarle., ha
conmovido mfs que lf9 cent tenrse3 dice7des
contra les del h'elo contra e ir3z ks lxa-
de. El juez Morri- ai 6ict-.r la e3nt &c
dijo que ga era tempo de que Sc hiciera
cGeT Ia ley sObre los que Sc cOnfa6uJan, 9
que Ia di'eicG ns0oerG de hocer efectivc Ia
leg esOrit0 era echamdo Ia cdrceZ & JOs
cWIpGbLes Entire LOS sentanciados hay
amigos de Ia infancia del juez otrcs muy
queridtB de 6l.
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AregIada Ia question de los bienes
de Ia iglesia en- FiIipinas.

Sc han dado 81 pdblico los detslIes del
convenio celebEado ert-e Is Igle1ia Cat6li.
ca y el necFetario Tat, para determiaar la
propisdad de los bienes de lR iglesia en-
Filipinas.
La question principal estribabs en-
qui6n era 81 duefio de cuantiosos bienes en
ManiIs, 81 el gobierno 8 Ia iglesia. segdn
81 convenio, el tftulo de las propiedadeB
aiguientes quedaT6 & favor de Ia iglesis:
hospitsIes de San jose, San Juan de Dios,
y San JoA6 de Cavits, los colegios de
San Jou6 ? Santa Isabel El del colegio
de San Jose pssara poder del arzobispo
De Manila rars que 10 dedique los fines
para que fa6 fandado.
In ig,e,ia renuncia tada reclamation
4 favor @ gobierno sObre las fncas de
Il Potsncis ~ AHre 81 hospital = 90 ares
de SRn L6zaf6sS ero ell arzobiBpo
EetsndrS & nombre DE iglesia una man
2ana en- donde Sc hallS- eneAvsdo eI ce-
mentsrio, y como Ciento vsa4S.ngtllnCo cuer-
das n noEts del hospital.
Ell asuuto de quien ha de adminiatrar
los biener, 81 el gobiernO 8, la iglesia, est6
psndients de resoluci6n en el Supreme de
E4i1pA0ees peK0 ESD 70 AH1oSlN1a POI AHuE8
aiustado 81 convenio actual.
Las ipstituciones religiosas envueltas ca
81 convaDio tienen una hi5toria bien reno.
ts. El Colegio de San joe fu6 fundadO
en- 1901 por los ie7uitas Cnando los eeha.
ron de- Filipinag, 81 rey de- Espa1ia enCar-
p6 del coIegio los dominicRa.
El hospital de San joss ,t6 tasado al
34OO. 600: q de CRvite ca SO 600: Ian -
Ircpo 4 heSpital ] demGG beuG al -.
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BIaass d d IgIssl. eltdl!e, On Cuba

Sc frmaron las escritursu de trsUpaso
de bisnes de Il igIesia en- IA Hsbana- re-
presentando & la iglesia 81 MongefioE
AveEsa, que FeCibi6 un psQsYe daI Tevoro
poT 81 1877, ,083.
Tambisn firm6 un compromise de vents
de los bienes que ID igIesia tiene an San.
tiago, valOrsdo por an aflo.
Estos bienea Conaisten en- varios edii-
clos que el gobierno oCup6 mediante al
quiler desda 81 afio 1901.
AL principle Didieron por elIoB
50 600 coo, pero sc iuzg6 excesiva era %.
ma hubo mucha oposici6n.
Ri gobierno entonces procedi6 Ia re-.
valuaci6n, dandO pOr Tesultado una enor'
me reb ja an el prscio.
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Fanasps cuadras.

Un artista de Paso del Norta estG nego
Ciando la venta J P Morgan, pOr dos 6
tTeScientos mil pesos, de tres fameSoS cua'
dros de Corregio, uno de los mas grandes
pintores de hace custro sigloB.
FL artista en- question obtuvo esos cua.
dros hace diez amos en- Guatsmala, donde
Se cas6 con una hija de ese paie, siendo Bu
supgra dueiis de ellos.
Dice el artiata que no Conoci6 So valor
Bino haata hsce POGO, cuRndo los impisba
= de1cubEi6 81 nombEe J la frma dc Co
EEegio'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-22
NOTAS De TOA-ALTA.
SIgusn ALI los trab'JOs Dc Ia plaza pdbIlol.
Ode nuestr0 oorrespOnSaZl.


Julio 2O.-En eutaB dies ha visitado
eSts poblaci6n 81 apreCiable j6ven don
jose PareE,
-PrantO sbrir6 sus puertRs 81 temple
de Himeneo y le Esr6 leida la consabida
spfstolR una bella Refiorita de ests pue
bio, que responde al aimp6tico nombre de
Adelita.
-siguen los trabsjou de Ia plaza p6bli'
ca De este pueblo, ; Creemos que pTonto
quedaES terminsda.
--GraciaB los conrejog del rsputsdo
gaIeno doctor don Acisclo Bou, gs halIa
restablecida de sus dolencies Ia espiritual
amigs Ee1oEits Bel6n Gonzalez L6raz,
que luce de nusvo sus galsS en- elta culta
Bocisdad.
-Sa halla en- los bafioB de Coamo el
rico hacendado don Antonio Lopez iefs
de una de las principaIel familias de eAts
psblaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-22

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