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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
DeImas viii Probably Rest Today
as Little Evidence Is Left.
EROME HINTS NEW WITNESS
Half Day Will Probably Finish Case
Case For Defonse-Deimas Will Be.
gin Summing Up Speech Thursday
Jerome viii Reply Friday.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-By pro-
longing his cross examination OF one
OF the seven alienists introduced by
the defense to testify that Thaw was
insane when he shot and killed White
Jerome made 1t impossible for the de-
fense TO close their case today. When
tho adjournment until tomorrow was
taken there was pending only the mat
ter of the admission of a letter writ
ten by Thaw TO J. Dennison Lyon, q
Pittsburg banker, which Delmns said
would help to fix young mans state
of mind before the tragedy, and there
Ia a likelihood that Evelyn Thaw will
be called tomorrow briefly to contest
the testimony OF Hummel. Jerome
hlnted that an important witness for
tho prosecution might reach the city
tonight. The chances are tnat Il nait
days session tomorrow will be suffi-
cent to conclude all the testimony that
Is to be offered by either side.
Adjournment then will be taken un-
til Thursday morning when Delmas
Will begin his summing up speech. He
will have all Thursday to himself AMI
Jerome win reply on Friday. Judge
many charge the jury that
evening or may hold court for while
on Saturday in order to conclude the
case before the week ends. With the
exception of the last few minutes Of
EN- over to expert testimony.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
Sinister ProcIamations Found on
Captured Nicaraguans'
AMERICANS ARE ALARMED
Are Principal Property Property Own.
ers in Honduras Cities and Burden
Of Lootins Would Fall Upon Them
Same Tactics Adopted Before.

PUERTO CORTEZ. March ia
turn Of sinister significance was given
to the Central American war today by
finding on captured Nicaraguans pro-
carnations promisin gthem the loot
of the first cities which they can cap
ture in both Honduras and Salvador.
Americans In Puerto Cortez are anx-
ious because the American residents
are the principal property holders in
most Of the Honduras cities. 1t 5 re-
called that In 1894 similar proclama-
tion was issued when the Nicaraguan
soldiers, aided by about 200 of their
women, pillaged every house but one
in Choluteca. The worst feature was
the indignities offered both women and
helpless persons.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
Investigate Granting Of the Tel.
ephone Franchise to Low.
or Bidder.
PROSECUTIONAFTER BIG GAME
invsstisa sateAots Of City Government In
cIudina Trolley Transaction And
Deal Between Supervisors And TeIe.
graph Companies.

SAN FRANCISCO, March is.--Con-
trary to the general expectations the
Grand Jury after a three hour session
this afternoon adjourned until tomor-
row at two O'clock without returning
and indictment District Attorn ey
Langdon and detective Burns both
stated however. that when the Grand
Jury meets tomorrow 1t will be for the
purpose OF finding the indictments
and reporting them to Judge Coffey.
Langdon was authority for the state
ment that the failure to return indict-
ments today was due to delay In pre-
preparing the formal papers, on which
the district attorneys office was en-
gagged nearly all day. II Is said that
between fifty and sixty indictments
viii be returned when the Grand Jury
meets tomorrow. Following the alleg-
ed sensational disclosures OF whole
ale bribery by public servicJe corpo-
ratons in the Grand Jury's room yes
terday by members of the board of su-
pervisors, today's session of the Jury
was devoid Of sensational develop
ments.
W. ]. Phillips manager of the Pac-'
ihc States Telephone and Telegraph
Co, +. W. Eaton. secretary and treasur
er of the same company. Ferdina But
terfeld, representative of the Indepen-
dent Telephone Co, and Hugo Asher,
attorney for the latter company, were
examined today. From this 1t was
gathered that the Grand Jury was
completing Investigations Of the grant
ing Of franchise to the Home Tel
pIlpHG 1O't LpN N-otoVV WHCi puNtCi
field had put In bid for the Indepen-
dent Telephone Co. for ten percent
more. Butterfeld asserted that the
franchise was worth $1,000,000. In an
interview with the Associated Press,
Langdon stated the prosecution was
after the big fellows" bribe givers,
and declared indictments that had
not been seriously regarded but were
merely to talk the game"
1t was developed tonight that Ruef
Is not being incummunicado by Eli
sor Biggy. He told the Associated
Press that all visitors We're dened him
at his own request In order that he
might consult with his attorneys. He
declined to make any statement.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20

Owners Of French Bark Want Com
psnsation For Damages.

SAN FRANCISCO. March ia
libel suit was filed yesterday for s70.-
900 In the United States District Court
by the Societe Nouyelle d. Armament.
owner Of the French bark Boilddien.
which was damaged by fire at an
Oakland wharf on March IL.
II is alleged that fuel oil escaped
from tho Santa Rita and noated on
the waters Of tho bay; that the oil
caught on fire. the flames spreaiingg
to the French boats and damaging her
in the sum mentioned.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
Last evenings Portland Evening

Last evenings Portland Evening
Telegram contains the following:
Aatorias dream OF being the ter
minus OF second railroad is taking
on more Of a realistic aspect through
the departure for there last night OF a
surveying party numbering 30 men. in
charge OF Chief Assistant Engineer
". r. Abry, OF tho Pacific Railway and
Navigation Comany Tphc party will
work fro mthe city-by- tne-sea along
tho Lewis and Clark River and con-
meet with the Nehalcm line OF the r,
r. a. N, In the vicinity of Mist.
Construction. has been begun on tae
line from point two miles beyond
Buxton. In Washington County toward
VsrnonL The surveyors will work
to effec, connection from Astoria.
Until tho location has been made and
maps adopted II will not be known
when construction work on this section
is TO commence. but Il Is expected to
be started during the coming season
The line of the y, X. a. ~. from Port
land 10 Astoria, will be he miles long,
while the Astoria & Columbia River
is about 100 miles. The Increased dis
tance by the p. r, q NJ, Is due 70 the
fact that the line will be built via
Hillsboro from which point 20 miles
OF road. have been completed. When
the last link In the system Is built
from Hillsboro TO oPrtland, by way OF
Oswego. trains will be dispatched d.
rect from the city but until the Coast
lines are finished. business there Will
be routed from Portland over the
Southern Pacific to Hilisboro.
T.. T. Lytle, president of the COM
pany, stated today that there was no
intention on the part of the company
10 retrench In the present operations
and that the task OF building the sys-
TEN would be carried forward with as
much speed as possible. No branch
is 10 be built TO Seaside or other points
on the north coast OF Oregon, but
large watering resort will be located
near Garibaldi.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
READ NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS

BOISE, March 19,--The entire town
of the district court at Caldwell to-
day was taken up with the reading of
clippings of newspapers which the de-
fense claims have been read In that
county to such an extent as to pre-
judice the public sentiment. Most of
the clippings appeared in the Biose
Statesman durng the political cam
paign last fall This matter is now all
being presented as part of the motion
for a change of venue. It Is expec-
ted that the reading Of clippings will
be completed by tomorrow noon, when
the affidavts, of which there are ap-
proximately 600, filed in support of
motion will be taken up.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
Slight Slump in Stocks Makes
Prices irregular.
OPENING OF DAY BEARIsH
Rumor Of Failure Of Two Commission
Houses Contributes to Deciine-Re-
action From Low Prices Weakens
At Close of The Day.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Heavy sell
ling of stocks during first hour, Of
which the bears took prompt advan-
that some stock exchange houses were
embarrassed by the events of the last
few days, combined today to make the
the stock market sensitive and feverish
throughout the day. The losses on
the slump during the opening hour
ranged from to points, Union Paci-
fic heading the list with a loss of
IA. Great Northern pfd, Smelling,
Reading and st. Paul suffered losses
of from five points upward and North
Pacific of 2 1-2. A reaction quickly
followed in which part Of the early
losses were made up but the market
continued weak and alternative periods
of decline and reaction followed dur
ing the rest of the day. Alarming re-
ports as 10 the stability of two un-
commission houses contributed
largely to this condition and prices
were extremely irregular. The passage
of the delivery hour without any fail
ure, together with the active cover
ing, restored confidence somewhat and
there was an active rebound the last
hour, when many saocks regained their
opening level, At the close there was
a very sharp reaction from this recov-
cry.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
American Federation Refuses
Aid to the industrial
Workers.
LUMBER IS AGAIN Delivered
Contractors Supplied With Lumber
industrial Workers Of the World Ask
For Aid From Labor Organization
They Attacked Last Week.

PORTLAND, Ore, March 19-Every
lumber mill whistle In Portland will
shrek on Monday morning, and when
the echo des away against the hills
the citizens Of the Rose City will know
that the strike of the employees of the
sawmills is a thing of the past. I'm
less some unexpected hitch occurs with
in the next few days, the men who
went out on strike will be back at
work-not as members of the Indus
trial Workers Of the World, but as
men who want employment, and who
have secured jobs through the inter-
vention Of the American Federation of
Labor
The opening and operating of the
Union Box Factory was a signal for
activity all along the Inc. When load
after load of lumber came along the
streets, with union teamsters as drivers
the indications became more pronounc-
ed and the strike was declared by
many to be on the wane.
mo, sir. We will not help you in
this fight. Furthermore we are going
to handle all the lumber which Is Of
fered for slowing in vessels until such
time as you people show that you have
the principles of the American Fedora
tion of Labor behind you. And you
haven't got that yet
That was the message delivered by
Secretary Hall, of the Longshoremen's
Union to a delegations of the I. W. w.
which waited upon him this morning,
and wanted the assistance of the mem
bers Of the organization in carrying on
the strike of the millworkers.
Lumber was delivered to contrac-
tors this morning, and dimension
stuf'' was as abundant as the mud on
the uncleaned streets. Every team
ster was happy, and frequently en-
swered the red beribboned striker
with the jolly call that he was busy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
PRICE FIVE CENTS

ternational Boilermakers and Iron ship
Builders was held at Lorain today. Af-
ter the meeting, 1t is reported that
strike Of boilermakers on the Harri-
man. system lines would be called
within 48 hours in the event Of fav-
orable acton not taken on the demands
made sometime ago by the employees
Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad.
which still suspended. 1t is impossible
to confirm the report.
NEW YORK, March 1870 far as
could be learned tonight no formal
demand has been made by the Boiler
makers Of the Chicago and Alton up
on the executive officers OF that road.
T. II. Hartman mas heard nothing
about the proposed strike.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
STRIKE STILL PENDING.
Walkout On Hartmann Railways
Checked Waiting Negotiations.

CHICAGO, March IA strike in
shops Of all Hartman railways sched-
uled to begin yesterday was held pend
ing the outcome of negotiations in
Chicago between officials Of the In
ternationbl Boilermakers Union. ID
is said the danger of tie up has not
been passed. President George d.
Duffy of the union, held conference
with President 8. M, FELTON, of the
Chicago & Alton road. At night the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
CRUEL TO ANIMALS.
Railroads Keep Horses in Cars Long
Time Without Attention.

LOS ANGELES. March 1S.-Dis-
trict Attorney Lawlor today filed COM
plants in the United states court
charging the Santa Fe and the South
crn Pacific companies with nine speci-
fic violations Of the federal statutes
prohibiting cruelty to animals. 1t is
charged that they kept horses and cat
tie from Arizona oints in cars for SO,
80 to 81 hours without rest or atten-
tion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
AMERICAN SQUADRON ARRIVES.
Armorsd Cruiser Reaches Shanghai
Port From Marking.

SHANGHAI, March l9.--The Amer
lean armored cruiser squadron arrived
mere yesterday from Nanking. The
officers report a daring rescue by
Ensign John G. Fremont. Jr. I. oc-
cured while the vessels were anchored
Of Chin Kiang DR.. Paul r. steinakcr
of tho West Virginia, fell overheard,
Ensign Fremont although wearing a
heavy ovcrconJ. jumped after the doc
tor and saved him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
BIG STRIKE THREATENED.
Trainmen and Conductors Refuse Of
fer of General Managers.


CHICAGO, March 19.-Trainmen and
conductors on all lines west of Chi
cago nave rejected the offer of gener-
al managers Of the systems for an in
crease in wages according to the in
formation of the Record Herald. AS
Official canvass referendum vote which
has been in progress for fortnight
win begin tomorrow.
1t Is stated further that the train
men have voted to strike II their de-
mands are not granted. Unless the
railroads offer further concessions a
strike of fifty tnouand men is like
to result.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
OREGON CITY IN FLAMES.
Town OF North Powder Threatened
With Destruction.

BAKER CITY, Ore, March ia
dispatch to the Democrat from North
Powder says that town is burning and
liable to be entirely consumed. The
North Powder Hotel, livery, opera
house and saloon, are In flames and
II ID expected that the depot will CO.
No fire department. II is possible as
stance will go from Baker City. The
damage already done is estimated at
$4,000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20

organization met. II was announced
executive board Of the boiIermakers
that the union will demand the REIN
statement of the men who struck a
month ago in the Alton shops at
Bloom ngton.
The 'ttrIke was declared off but the
comply refused to restore all tine
atrikaTB to their positions. President
FeltoI holds that the walkout IL a
closed incident.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
INTERVIEWS PRESIDENT.
MelIen consults With Chief Executive
on Railroad Situation.

WASHINGTON, March 19.--The In
terview between President Roosevelt
and President Mellen Of the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railway Co.
recent yarranged for the purpose Of
discussing the railway situation took
place at the White House to-day. The
interview lasted more that 35 minutes.
No statements were made. Mellen
said he did not expect again to visit
the White House unless sent for.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
WALTER PELHAM DIES.

NEW YORK, March, 1S.-Walter
Pelham an English author and play
wright died suddenly at the Mansion
House, Garrison on The Sound In his
73rd year of pneumonia. He had just
completed tragedy called "Rosimond"
which ne was arranging to prduce on
the American stage.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
T. 9. ALDRIcH DIES.

BOSTON, March 1s.-Thomas Bail
ey Aldrich, the well known author, died
at his home in this city today. He
failed to rally from a surgical opera
tion performed about month ago
and since which ne has been in a very
serious condition.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
LEADING CITIZEN.

NEW YORK, March 19.-The New
Jersey Assembly in session at Tren-
adopted a resolution congratulating
Grover Cleveland "The only living ex-
President of the United States and the
leading citizen Of the Republic" upon
his SEVENTEEN birthday
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
80 ASTORIA OREGON, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20. 1907
congratulations Kang Yu Wei IN on,

congratulations kanE Yu Wei IN one
M tho most important progressive
Cinnamon In tho world. II IL said,
that tho Empress Dowagcr Of China
has set rice on hips head. Through
an interpreter he said yesterday that
tfe association has 100000 members
IN China and 100000 in other parts
Of the world. The aim OF the assoc
iatiaiion. no said. TO bring about &C.
nomic reform peacefully.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
LEADS CHINESE REFORMS
Kane W Welt Probely Most import
and Progressive chinaman.

NEW YORK, Mar, 1s.-- Kang Yu
Wei president of the Chinese Reform
Association arrived here yesterday
with his Secretary on the liner Amer
ika, He was entertained last night by
his fellow countrymen at dinner In
Hott street. The affair was also by
wa yof honoring his Fiftieth birthday.
He received many kilograms OF
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20

The surveying party mentioned above
arrived in taIs city yesterday and are
now AT work In the vicinity.
The articles of Incorporation Of this
railroad calls for a line from Hllsboro
10 Astoria by the most direct route
with branches to Tillamook and Ne
halem. we suppose that this means
that the work will be pushed to COM
pletion as rapidly as possible.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
FORMER MINISTER DIES.

SAN RENO, Italy, March 1s.-Count
Vlaimir Nicholaievitch Lemsdorff, for
mer Mnster of Russian Foreign Az
fairs died mere this evening at eleven
fifteen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
RuMoRs OF STRIKE.
Report That Boiler Makers on Harri
man Lines Will Walk Out.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March IA
meeting of the executive board Of In
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-20
CONSTRUCTION BEGUN
Twenty Surveyors Start Work
From the Astoria End Of
the Line.
NO RETRENCHMENT INTENDED

Twenty Miles Of Pacific Railway and
and Navigation Company Already
complsssa--pss=lssn. Of Company
Declares Work VIII % Rushed. \
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-30
.EL Go De Ia
gOIeta JuIia" en-
hfecibo.
Al TOnpeHse las Cadenas erOpez6 Ell
haTcO 4 Venir haeia "a playa.
lntrspIdsObra Dc saIEansRta poi marines ds a
CIudad.
(Ds suestro csrsespOnsag).

Il
Mario 28 Desde LIS primeras horas
de Ia manana de aver se declare en- 81
puerto una fuerte marejads. Habfa fon'
deado una goIeta americana do tres palos
llamada "Julia" la cual hacia mas de-
ounce dias Sc encontraba en- 81 puerto
descargando maderas para los Befiores Bu'
cesOres dc Roses y Ca.
FL captain viendo que habis peligro
tFaio & TERRA & Ia sefiora esposa dos nj.
mas que yiaiaban abcrd6 de, dicho barco
mas tarde cuando quiso regresar abordo le
fue va impossible por ger impenente el es-
tado de la mar.
Durante todo el dis eatuvo aguantadose
ls goleta gEacias 4 las fuertes anclaB que
tenfa, pero las nueve de Ia noche al
rompeTse las cadenss empez6 ell barco 8
venir hacia la playa, y 81 pasar Bobre los
arrecifeB, Be Fompferon dos de los pRlos
Binti6ndose desde Ia orilIa an estrapido. .eB'
partoso.
Abordo habia 8 irregularities, Biendo i'm
possible prestarle auxili6s de ninguna eGps.
Gle tan solo 90 encendMron grandes ho.
gueras en- Ia playa.
81 pueblo entaro todaB las autorida-
des eAtaban en- la playa y la policfa al
mando del captain seflor Tallada impedian
que Ia gente impTudente pudiara teneE una
desgracia. AL fin va 81 barco cerca de la
playa, uno de los marineTos mas arFojadog
tir6se 81 aqua y fn6 Feeogido por sinndme'
ro de braves marines en- IL orilIa, asf su'
cesivamente fueron todos saIvadoB au'
xiliadoB unog en- Ia Sala de socorroa y
otroB en- 81 Quartet de Ia policfa. Como
las doce de Ia noche termin6 el salvamen'
to de Ia tripulaci6n. hoy amaneci6 81
barco completamente destrozado no ha-
biendo ido possible saIvar lhada de equipa.
jes nj titles del barco. Sc dice que estaba
aseguradO 10 mismO que. 81 cargamento.
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-INDICl lDOR GENERAL

Cs0NSRJO A Las MADREs.-EI Jarabe eanuame de
a SWa Winsow debe semPre que los nidos esfaD
en- 3 odo de dentei6n. Proporcona aivo Immediate
n pequeRo pacente produce sueno natural tranquo
siiv VsolV ~ augelitg 1espieFta tnuy viloe aeTe
n n u ag dab al aaladaT ealma Al nii5 bblsnia sus
en as divl SUD de0hes haee fac 81 lsN f4neoHes del
3aS gcAs FlaA Is htaa1Aos. Is & fmeiofsFeEnedio
eonoeido para darrea ya rovenga Gsa de Il dene6n
de eualouiera 1Gngase mueho cudado pedh
a. 4odoS.
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alguna.
El general fue por So pie al cuarteI ge'
neral de Ia guardia imperial pr6xino al
fugar del suceso y mientFas contaba 81
percanCe 81 general, Ishima sfbbitamente
sc torn6 palido incoheFente en- sU relate.
Embellishments Sc envi6 4 buBcar nm me
dicO cuando este lego 81 general no pu-
do referirle su deagracia. Sc practice nm
reconocimiento resultando que Bufrfa de
una grave conmoci6n del cerebro Biendo
aBistido inmediatamente por los m6dicos de
servicio en la casa Real. Su astado se
hi2o muy peligroso Ell Vizconde Tanakai
ministro del Palacio Imperial volvi6 &
Contar s. Majestad todos los detalleg del
sucesO. Los mariscales Yamagata y Oyas
ma, y los generates Noru, Kuroki, Oshis,
ma, Kawamura y Nishi preguntaEOn con
anBiedad por Ia balud del general.
Por espacio de algunas horas 90 abriga.
ror graves temores pero ESQ de las dos y
media de Ia tarde mejor6 un POGO, por
indication Buya, fu6 trasladado so rem.
denCia dcnde Be haRa en- gitnaci6n peligro-
ga. 81 Principe heredero, al tener notiCia
del accidente, .envi6 embellishments an
nensaje preguntando por Ia salud del ge-
neral Nogi, enviSndole tambi6n ell Tegalo.
aCOHtumbrado de una docena de botellas
de vino.
Como Fec0rdar&n nuegtToB lectoreg, ell
general Nogi es unO de los generates mas
prestgiosoB del ej6rcito iapon6s que Be dis
tiDgui6 en- la reciente campafis contra los
Fusos, espeCialmente en- el Bitio de Puerto
Arturo
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Ell GENERAL NOGl WCTIMA
DE UN ACCEDENTE.
EI cab1llo gqs mORtaha 50 sspant6, arrOIsndOIo
al SuelO.

Comunican de Manila que el general
japon6s Nogi Bufri6 I'M grave accidents, al
Fegresar su casa desde el Palacio Impe.
rial, donde habfa tenido lugar Ia ceremo.
MIA de presentar las banderas de los regi-
~mientog, 'el caballo que montaba Sc espant6
cerca de ls puerta Saksshfta del Palacio,
a Causa de un vehfculO que SO seaproximaha
q toda velOcidad, y encabritandose lanz6
81 general en- medic del camino. Ell ge-
neral SO puso en- pie por 81 mismo sin Sc.
males aparenteS de habef recibido lesion
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SEPASE

Que no publicam0s communicates sin que
sean pagados por adelantado.
Ceda sells palabras 80 cueDtan pOr una II"
uoa v la lfnoa.valo die8 centavos.
Las CaFtaa que vongan con cOmunicadOs
ain an IVnn0Pts NNUeAatap -.
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Rafael 6sIgSI Sabat.

Aruuitecto de In Real Academia de
San Fernando de Madrid. Ofrece sus
servicios profesionales. San Juan. San
Justo % entEads pOr ls Luna.
En- LA Correspondence de Puerto
Rico, Allen "a. hay de Venta recibos ts-
lonarios para cobro de alguileres de casas,
fisnzss en- metSIico con GrmaB, declara-
clones lie nacimiento, defunci6n y ce'titca-
Ci6n medicR. p.