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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-17
How TO Remain Young.

To continue young in health and
strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan, Nc
Donough, Ca, did. She says: "Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured me of
chronic liver and stomach trouble, COM
plicated with such an unhealthy condi-
ton of the blood that my skin turned red
as flannel. am now practically 20 years
younger than before took Electric Bit
tiers. can now do all my work with
ease and assist in nv husbands store. "
Guaranteed at w. E. Pelham & Sons
Drug Store. Price soc.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-17
TEACHER WANTED.

The teacher for Johnstone Aca-
deny having resigned another elec:
ton will be held at the school house
on Friday, 10th September, at
O'Clock. School will be run sever
months. Salary $40 per month. Lady
teacher wanted.
j. B. Halfaere,
G.. Med. Sigh,
W. F. Stone,
Trustees.
Newberry, r. F. D. No. 5.
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Shoes by the Car Load.

Thousands Of dollars worth Of shoes just landed.
(All kind Of shoes except horse shoes) Mems Shoes
women's boys and girls Shoes The shoe busi-
ness of the big store is phenominal. Nothing but
solid shoes go across our counters and fifteen
thousand dollar stock to select from.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-17
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
books of registration for the Town Of
Newberry, S. c., are now open, and
the undersigned as Supervisor Of
Registration for the said town will
keep said books open every day from
9 a. NJ, until 5 p. M, (sunday e1'
cepted) including the 1st day of De-
cember, 1907.
Eug. S. Werts,
Supervisor Of Registration.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-17
TEACHER WANTED.

For the Maybinton school. One who
can teach music preferred. Salary
$35 per month. School to run 6 or
months Or perhaps longer. Those
wishing to apply for the school will
please send their application to ths
undersigned trustees.
W. B. Whitney, clerk.
B. H. Maybin.
J. L. Thomas,
Blairs, R. F. D. No. l.
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American Nobility.

Lots of display at Atlantic City,
The place is over run with tin plate
barons and copper dukes.
I also hear that they rave num-
Der Of steel peers.
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E. SHEEHAN
Augusta, Ga.

Bother of Imperial Ginger
Ale, Root Beer, Cham
pagne Cider, Wiseola and
Domestic Lager Beer in
pints, 10 dozen to the cask,
$3.50 per cask.
Write for complete price
list. Wholesale and retail
dealer in Wines and Ii
Quors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-15
HARTFORD UNIVERSITY CLUB.
Apostles of Football Expound Things
 Ancient and Modern.

Hartford, Oct 14.-William P. Call der, Wesleyan, 1903, talked to about thirty-five members of the University club at a special meeting Saturday evening, in the club house. He gave an interesting description of the new rules and told how they seemed to be working.
 Tax Commissioner William H. Cor bin, Yale '89, who played center on several of the Yale teams, gave his- tory of the American game from the foundation. He described tfe miscel- laneous tackling of twenty-five years ago and the flying wedge of fifteen or sixteen years since. Commissioner Corbin said that Frank Pratt of Hart ford, a student in the Sheffield scien- tific school, first conceived the theory and the practice of interference. He carried his history of the development of football up to the present day.
 Dr. M. M. Johnson talked briefly and avowed his belief in the sport, Many questions were asked of the sew eral speakers.
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IN SOCIETY

MT. and Mrs. D. Cady Eaton, who have been spending most of the sum mer in Europe, will sail from France for home about the middle of the month.
 Mir. Thornton Hunt, who with ha at- tcndant Is at present in Paris, will visit England before his return to America,
 Ex. Collector Thomas A. Lake of Hartford, father of Lieutenant Cover nor E. J. Lake, will leave this week for Florida, where he will spend the winter.
 The first meeting this season of Mary Clapp Wooster chapter, D. A. R., was held yesterday afternoon at the Church of the Redeemer The regent, Mrs. F. r. Knous, presided at the meeting at which sixty members of the chapter were present.
 LiAS ASS hlell ACPOl US were Tedu, all q some interesting facts regarding un- veilings during the summer, and out ings in which the local chapter took part through their delegates, were talk ed over, and it was reported that the Ellsworth association were having rev olutionary plates made with the orig inal Ellsworth homestead on them, which will be sold to the members O. the D. A. R.
 The committee appointed some time ago to arrange for the coming state D. A. R. convention to be held here on Nov 5, also reported.
 All the details are no yet completed but luncheons will be served at War Ter hall. at the First M, E. church and at Calvary Baptist church.
 The reception will be held at Center [ church, and here the decorations will | be confined to flags and palms. Mrs 7 <N. D. Sperry will be the chairman oi the reception committee, and there vii be a committee to receive at the sta tion. These committee members will b, announced later,
 Mrs Sara T. Kinney will preside a the state convention, and 1t is expect ed that Governor Woodruff and the c A. R. will be present on this occasion
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MAYOR CANNOT APPEAL.

San Francisco, Oct 14.-According to the district attorneys office, Flu gene Schmitz, formerly mayor of San Francisco, but now a convict for ac- cepting a bribe, has lost the right to appeal to higher court through a blunder of his attorney, and must go to the penitentiary forthwith.
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David Revere and Lucius Maltby, who have been spending few days
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EN1.ARGINC FACTORIES.

Bridgeport, Oct 14-Three factory ad- ditions for Bridgeport are included in this weeks budget of building opera tions, building permits having been ls- sued for extensions to the plants of the Electric Cable company, the John street station of the United Illuminating com
 pany and an addition to the powei plant of the Union Typewriter company
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OPERATIONS UPON MITCHELL.
President of Mine Workers Left i
 Much Weakened Condition.

Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. 14.-vice- President Lewis and Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers of Ameri- ca returned to national headquarters to-day from La salle, Ill, where they left President John Mitchell. Two op- erations for appendicitis and hernia were performed on Mir. Mitchell yes terday. Both were successful, but lef' the patient in a much weakened condi- tiOn
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WALLINGFORD NEWS
Coming Borough Peculiar Accident to Mrs. Jones'
 The Grand List-Carpet Bowling -Dog Crusade on.

fsnaoial 1onrnal and courier Newg service.l
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THIRTY MILK DEALERS FINED.
Retailers in New York Had Been
 Selling Adulterated Necessity.

New York, Oct. 14-Thirty retail milk dealers were fined from ten to fifty dollars each In the court of spe- cial sessions to-day for selling adul- terated milk The majority pleaded not guilty.
 Later thirteen wholesale dealers were srrsigned on charges of having unclean cans in their possession, It came out that the cans had been returned by retailers, and the court held that the latter should have cleaned them be- fore sending them back, The whole salers were all discharged.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-15
REV. T. J. A. FREEMAN DEAD.

New York, Oct. 14.-Rev. Thomas J. A. Freeman, professor of chemistry at Fordham college. died tonight after an illness lasting more than year. He was born in Nova Scotia in 1s41. and for many years was con- nected with St. Francis Xavier, Ford- ham and other Jesuit collegea
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-15

with their parents, returned this even ing on the 5;25 train to the Moody in- stitute, Mt. Herman, Mass.
 A party of Wallingford young la dies will give a dance in the Tracy club house Friday evening, October 25.
 Dr. s. E. Brainard has been apE pointed health officer of North Bran ford for term of four years.
 Attorney Ernest Averill of New Ha- ven was borough visitor this even- ing.
 Advent cottage servicec will be held tomorrow evening at the home of George Woodford, Ward street. A. l.. Post and L. c. Young will at- tend the grand lodge meeting of the K of P. at Bridgeport to-morfow evening.
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With their parents, returned this evt
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-15

The dog crusade has started in earn est and already the pound at the rear of the Town hall has several inhabi- tants. Dogcatcher sherman D. John son and his able assistant, George Dickinson started their work early this
 ecrning. Dog owners who have not procured tags must not be surprised and indignant if they find their little net lodged in the canine penitentiary.
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THE RUSSIAN ELECTIONS.

Constitutional Democrats Win in
 Province of St. Petersburg.
 St. Petersburg, Oct 14.-The town elections in St. Petersburg province have resulted in complete constitu- tional democratic victory. The work men in the suburbs of. St. Petersburg are electing social democrats.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-15

Wallingrord. Oct. 14.-Five weeks from tomorrow, on Tuesday, Nov. 3, the annual borough election will take place and the contest for wardenship, clerk and burgesses will no doubt be an exciting one. The following bor- ough officials terms expire next month: warden H. w. Andrews, Clerk W. Frank Smith, BuTgesses B, L. Lou don. A. C. Martin and A. E. Sutherlin, Collector W. Hodgkinson, Treasurer x. M. Cowles, Assessor Thomas Kennedy. Auditors T. J. Bowe and H. H. Wal ker, Bailff R. F, Hall. The terms Of all appointive officers expire on the som date. Two water commissioners and a treasurer of the water fund will also be elected at this election. The re- publicans are confident of success and say that every man on their ticket will be Nelected Last year the democrats got the office of warden.
 Goldsboro. teamoter employed by i c. B. Terrell, in order to get over the Quinnipiac street crossing this noon after the gates were lowered, drove his team to the south of the gate and broke off the iron weight. A piece of the broken machinery flew up In the air and came down upon the head of Mrs. Edith Jones who was standing nearby. Mrs. Jones was stunned for a few moments, but fortunately escaped without serious injuries. A new iron section of the gate has been sent for and will be placed in position as soon as received. The gateman now warns passersby of approaching trains by means of flag.
 Tomorrow evening the Wallingford Council will play the Alfred Hall coun- ell of Merlden their second game at target bowling. The first game Tn which the locals lost does not count in the state league as the rules call for only five players, while twelve were used in the previous game. Bowling will be held at every meeting of the councils until March 1, 1908.
 I
 This week Friday evening in the Odd Fellows hall several of the young peo- ple of the town will give subscription | dance. The management of the affair Is in the hands of Clarence Doolittle and Lester Bulls It is expected that about twenty couples will attend, Tay- Tor and williams will furnish music And a. n. Foote, the well known cat erer. will furnish the refreshments.
 Assessor Leonard has completed the grand list for the Central School dis trict and the same has been placed in the hands of Clerk J, D. Phelan This wear shows an increase of about S116,- 0OO The figures for 1907 are as follows Total property $S'S4V'sI :! Polls .........,''''.'''.' ..'''' loV''oO l Exemptions ......... .......... oe,z'l
 s8,4568Ol
 For 1906 the figures were:
 Total property .....''''.. ''...$S' S'24l, ,SOt Polls ......... ..........,...s, lbl ,S0'
 Total ......... SS 409,Oo' Exemptions ......'. '''.'''..'' oS'oV
 $S,84O,55
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-15

Because of the liberal patronage given "The Girl of the Golden West" Manager Wilkinson has decided to book several other first class attrac- lions during this season, David Be- IAsco's famous play "The Heart of Maryland" will be the attraction at the Wallingford theater Monday even ing, october 2S,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
GARGANTA

CGransen sin tenor & que Sc re-
produzcan, los dolores de garganta, ia
ringitis, anigdalitis, ronqueras, eos
quilleos, tos nerviosa, extinciones de
voz, anginas, con las PartillaS Houde
Ia la Cocafna.
Su uso serecomienda especialinen-
te q los oradores, profesores, cantan-
tes, y a todas las personals que fatigan
su VOC por un trabajo excessive.
Los padres, cuidadosos de la salud
de sus hiios, deben hacerle chupar de
cuando en- cuando esas pastillas, a fir
de evitar en- ellos las Granulaciones J
las Vegetaciones de la garganta. Pa
IA evitar toda deception, que pudier;
ser grave, exfjase la frma (Houde) SO
bre la faja de garBntfa de sus (Pasti
llas).
En- venta en- todas las buenas Far
macias. Dep6sito: 2o, rue AIbouy
+, Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
NOTAS De PONCE
Ehtierro del cadayer del hon.
Fado ObrerO don RO-
berto lskson.
DON OItGO CAPO
Tercera exhibici6n del Cine.
mat6grsfo del senior Var
gas. = Numeroso pdb'ico.

Mario II.-En la tarde de aver
Sc llev6 a cabo el entierro del hon
rado obrero Roberto Jackson, ma
tural de Santa Cruz. quien desde
nifio residia ell esta ciudad donde
constituy6 una falnilia.
Roberto Jackson, de color mo.
reno, ejercia el ofcio de ebanista y
su acrisolada conducta le hizo acree-
dor al aprecio y consideration de
todas las clases sociales. Pertene-
cia a la Association de Catolicos y
habia sido nombrado 1ltimamente
Vice-presidente del Club de Ate
sanos.
Su entierro fue concurridisimo.
Despidi6 el duelo su inseparable
amigo don Francisco Jimenez, ac-
tual secretario del Juzgado de Poll
:. cla de esta ciudad.
| Deja una viuda y un tierno nj
| no que lloran su eterna ausencia.
-Nuestro particular amigo don
Diego Cap6, administrator del Hi
|p6dromo de Ponce, ha recibido un
telegrama de San Juan en- el que k
lindican trans6era las carreras anun.
Iciadas para el 81 del mes corriente
Iy 7 del entrante, pues para esas fe'
chas vendra una excursion de af'
cionados de San Juan y pueblos Ii
Imltrofes.
Con extraordinaria concu
. rrencia llev6 4 efecto anoche su ter
; cera exhibition el cinematografo d.
Fundadors. Vargas. Hubo de sus
penderse la entrada al Parafso, po
a no ser possible dar cabida al hume
: roso p1blico que acudia a compra
las entradas. Las lunetas estaba,
e todas ocupadas y muchos palco
: tambien estaban ocupados por ia
Imilias.
81 Ell encargado del repeso G
}. la plaza del Mercado ha present:
do, en- los dias 9, 10 y II del &C
j rriente, las siguientes denuncis
l. por expender carnes y otros efecte
faltos de peso; contra Luis GU
man y Agapito Rosado CONT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
MIS- DEsD[ SALINAS
Ressab timientO -COnstruC.
cl6a Do no e4ifciO para
escuelas rdbIicas.
NUEvO CAFE
NUEvO CAFE
Professor de ing'es. = Simpa'
tfas que Sc capita. -En-
fermo distinguido.

Sc encuentra va reStablecido
de la dolencia que le tuvo recogido
en- CANA por espacio de tres sema-
mas, nuestro querido amigo don
Francisco V. Oben, administrator
de las tiendas de la Central Agui-
rre. Mucho 10 celebramos.
En- breve Sc empezara la
construction en- este pueblo, de TN
edi6cio para iustalar las escuelas
p1blicas. Dicho edi6cio, que cos
tara ocho mil dollars, sera de mann
posterfa, y tendra cuatro salones a
mas de un departamento para las
ofcinas de la Junta Escolar.
Sc ha alberto al pIblico en-
un elegante edifcio constituldo ad
Aot, un buen cafe, propiedad de los
sefores Sanchez y Romaguerss.
Muchos y buenos negocios desea-
mos a los referidos amigos en- SD
empresa
-Cada dia Sc hace mas popu-
lar el joven professor de ingles, Mr..
Smith. 81 todos los amerieanos que
vienen a este pals procediesen como
el sehor Smith, Sc estrecharian con-
siderablemente los lazos de union y
ainistad entire los nativos y los con-
tinentales.
Sc encuentra enfermo, desdt
hace mas de un mes, nuestro esti
mado amigo don Francisco Colon
activo agente de LA DEMocRAcI4
en- Aguirre. Celebraremos in6nit
su restablecimiento,
| CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
D[SOE MOR0V|S
Corts municipal do asAsl III
lulciOs celebrates On e.
to poblaci6n.
RUY BUENA kCOGlDa
Traslado de res deneia. = Pos.
tes para el telefono. Nc.
joras necesariasa

Ell dia ocho Sc constituy6 il
Corte Municipal de Manatf en- este
pueblo para la celebration de varies
juicios pendientes.
Fueron vistas cinco causas con-
ira Antonio Ortiz, siendo condena-
do en- cuatro por los delitos de alte-
rar la paz, acometlmiento y agre-
sion, y abuse de con6anza 4 ounce
meses de carcel, cincuenta pesos
de multa y costas.
-Ha sido bien recibida por Ia
opinion p1blica la designation del
Venerable compatriota don Fran
cisco de P. Acuha para el cargo de
! miembro del Consejo Executive y
Director del Consolidate.
Tambien 10 ha sido el nombra-
miento del senor Post para Gober-
! nador de Puerto Rico en- sustituci6n
ldel Honorable Mr.. Winthrop, &
quien el pals distingue por sus re-
levantes dotes de gobernante justo
eiimparcial, dehiendose 81 IL nor
malidad de nuestra situaci6n polf-
, tica.
Nuestra felicitaci6n mas calu-
rosa para los tres caballeros antes
Imencionados.
| -Ha trasladado su residencia
al campo nuestro amigo don Pedro
]. Rivera 70 en- union de su fami-
liza.
/ Ell seiior alcalde ha recibido
=, 6rdenes del Honorable Comisionado
del Interior para la adquisici6n de
Ipostes para la installation del Tele-
lfono que nos unira con Gales.
Esta reforma viene 4 llenar una
necesidad sentida hace algIn ITEM
eIpo.
Il Falta que dicho alto funciona.
rio Sc interese EN- la erection de
puente sobre el rio aMorOviss y c
i, ensanche y co1npleta reparaci6n d
la carretera.
=. CoRREsPoNsAI.
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desde I'm principle Sc opuso a que
Ia pda fuera de uno, de dos 8 tres
milimetros. 81 quiere- agrega--
que sea sin ninguno.
Ayer-contin1a el doctor Bar
bosa = hablaba yo en- el Banco Colo
NAL con dos de los touristas que Sc
|encuentran en- San Juan; que estos
le alababan a Puerto Rico, Y como
'vieran que el eel doctor) no perte-
necia a los puertorriquehos que
|creen que Puerto Rico es 10 mejor
del mundo, Sc permitieron entrar
en- critica de 10 que ellos suponlan
criticable EN- el pals, y una de las
cosas que me dijeron es que habfan
sufrido viniendo de Ponce a San
Juan al yer como Sc le pegaba q
aquellos pobres caballos.
Tuve -afiade el seiior Barbo-
sa--en la punta de Ia lengua, el de-
cirles que Ell Puerto Rico Sc acaba-
ba de aprobar una ley autorizando
Ell use de la garrocha; y termina
que Sc opone a esta para que cuan
do Sc yea el record de los trabajos
de todos caiga la responsabilidad
sobre los responsables y conste e
nombre de los que a estos Sc har
opuesto.
Sc pone a votaci6n el inform'
de la Comisi6n y aprueba.
La Camara envia para la apro
baci6n del Consejo Ell H. B. 1I8
lPasa 4 la Comision correspondence
La Camara cotnunica qae n
-concurre q las enmiendas hecha
por el Consejo al H. B. 16, sobr
division judicial, y solicita confe
rencia. Senombra para esta a 10
seiores Acufia, Feuille y Sanche
Morales.
La Camara devuelve, aprobad
; con enmiendas, el G. B. SO, sobr
juegos de azar. El sefior Post pid
; que no Sc concurra a dichas el
miendas y Sc solicite conference
Sc aprueba y para esta Sc nombl
, q los seiiores del Valle, Diaz Nav
: rro y Feuille.
Diaz Navarro propone que
concurra q las enmiendas de la c
+ mara al c. B. At. Sc aprueba.
!, La Comisi6n de obras public
n informa favorablemente el H.
RI 11e.
al La Camara envfa para su apr
baci6n los H. B.. 81, II Y 6o. z
o san q las comisiones respectivas.
Ie (Contfnuara). !.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
En- el Consejo Ljecutivo

A las dos de la tarde del dia III
contin1a la session con asistencia dc
todos los sefores del Consejo.
Sc acuerda concurrir a las en-
miendas de la Camara hechas al c.
B. 26.
La Comisi6n de Gobierno local
informa favorablemente con en-
miendas el G. B. r48.
La Camisi6n de Hacienda y Pre-
supuestos recomienda favorable
mente el G. B. "a.
La Comisi6n de Hacienda y
Presupuesto informa con un susti-
tuto el H. B. 81.
La Comisi6n de Hacienda y
Presupuesto informa favorablemen-
te el H. B. ITO, para la ere lci6n de
una escuela de enfermeras.
81 Consejo Sc constituye en- CO.
mission total y Sc contin1a la discu-
sion del sustituto del Consejo al H
B. 28, sobre escuelas de artes y of
clos. Hace uso de la palabra el Sc
nor Falkner para rati6car sus ma
nifestaciones de la maiiana. Ter
minado que hubo, dice el presiden-
te sefior Post que esta tarde vista
ran el Concejo el presidente de la
Camara de representatives de los
Estados Unidos y otros caballeros
de la misma Camara y para recibir,
los y conducirlos hasta el salon del
Consejo, nombra a los sehores Acu.
ia, Diaz Navarro y Sanchez Mora
les.
Sigue la interrumpida discu.
sion. Tercian en- el debate los Sc
flores Sanchez Morales y Willough
by y pasa el proyecto a tercera lee
tura. Sc procede a SUI votaci6n J
fue aprobado.
Sc lee en- a lectura el c. B
"a de Mr. Post, para retribuil a
Traductor Official del Consejo Eje
cutivo don Pedro Castro por traba
jos realizados fuera de las horas d
odclna, para Ia Corte Suprema d
Puerto Rico.
Sc discute Ell 2a lectura el sus
tituto del Consejo al II. B. 81, p;
IA proceder la construction d
una penitenciaria modelo en- Sa
Juan. Pasa 4 s. lectura.
La Camara comunica que +
concurre q las enm1endas hech:
por el Consejo al H. B. 50, pal
nombrar Registrador de la Propi
dad auxiliar en- San Juan y solici
conferencia. El Consejo nomb
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
,. Dt LAHONGRAIS
Ponce, P. R.-P. o. BOX a,,.

Comerciante comisionista,
Importador y exportsrdos.
Sombreros, Cslssdo, Eiectoa a.
Pslstsrfa' susia D0mialesaa , dsl
PsiA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13

para esta 4 los senores Acu1a, Diaz
Navarro y Feuille.
Sc votan y aprueban en- g lee
tura el G. B. "a, el H. B. 14s, y el
sustituto al H. B. 81. Pasan a la
Camara de Delegados.
Sc envian por la Calnara para
la aprobaci6n del Consejo la H. J.
R. S y el H: B. 127. Pasan 4 las
respectivas comisiones.
A las tres y cuarto Sc declara
el Coneejo Ell receso.
A las cuatro menos veinte y
oinco llegan al salon del Conseio
los seiiores Presidente de Ia Cana
ra de Representatives. de los Esta-
dos Unidos y dos de sus compaiie-
ros de Camara. Fueron acompa-
iiados al salon por los seiiores Acu-
ma, Dlaz Navarro y Sanchez Mo-
rales.
A las cuatrc meuos cuarto lie
gan al Consejo algunos seiiores
continentales mas, formandose ami.
mados grupos hasta las cuatro y
diez que, en- union de los del Con
sejo, van dichos seiiores q la ca
mara, de donde vuelvven todos a las
cinco menoS cuarto al Consejo, rea-
nudan1ose la session de este.
La Camara comunica que nc
concurre a las enniendas hecha.
por el Consejo al c. B. 21, sohrs
fondos escolares.
Sc declara Ell Consejo en- rece
so hasta maiiana a las diez.
Dla IL. "A las diez y media d
la mafiana con asistencla de los Sc
flores del Vale, Acufia, Falkner
Ward, Feuille, Sanchez Morales
Barbosa, Dlaz Navarro, Willoughb
y Grahame, Sc reanuda la session
Preside Mr.. Post.
: La Comisi6n de leyes copiada
: y registradas envla debidamente re
: visados para la frma del President
del Consejo, los c. B. 1o, 16, 8
: 26, 48, So, 55, 58, 63y IS. Qu'
: dan frmados y pasan a la Camar
E de Delegados.
81 Comite de conferencia il
forma favorablemente el H. B. 4
o sobre crueldad con los animales, &C
S la enmienda de que en- vez de S
a de tres sea de cuatro milimetros
= p1a de las garrochas.
a 81 doctor Barbosa pide que /
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