davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-09-19

Miss Mary O'Brien, 800 Myrtle
Ave-, Brooklyn, N. Y, writes:
"Peruna cured mo In five weeks
Of cafarrh of the stomach, after
suffering for four years and doctor
ing without effect. In common with
other grateful ones who have been
benefited by your discovery, 1 say.
All hail to Peruna.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
M0YER is OUT OF JAIL
Western Miners President Released
on Bonds Late Tuesday
Might.

BOISE, Idaho July SO.-After a delay of
three hours Charles II, Meyer, president
of the Western Federation of Miners, was
released from the Ada county jail at a
late hour tonight on a bond Of SIS 900,
signed by Timothy Reagan and Thomas ].
Jones of Boise
Meyer will leave for Salt Lake City to-
morrow night in company with William d.
Haywood, who on Sunday was acquitted
OF the murder Of former Governor steunen-
berg. After a stop OF a few hours in Salt
Lake City they will proceed to Denver,
the headquarters OF the federation.
DR.. /. G.. McGee of Wallace. Idaho.
charged with perjury in the Haywood case.
had hearing in the probate court today
and was bound over for trial and released
on his own recognizance. DR.. MCGEE swore
that Harry Orchard was in Wallace in
August, 1904. Orchard was a witness against
him today and declared he was not in
Idaho at the time mentioned
Steve Adams who was expected to be an
important witness at the trial, but was
not called by either side, was taken back
to Wallace tonight to await a second trial
on the charge OF murder. His first trial
resulted in a disagreement
Formal application was made in the dis
trict court today to have George A. Petit
bone admitted TO bail The motion was
promptly denied by Judge Wod.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
TROOPS MASSING IN BELFAST
DOckmen's Strike Aggravated by
Revolt of Police who Demand
More Fay.

BELFAST July 3O.-Thst the authorities
view seriously the local situation arising
from the strike Of the dock laborers for
increased pay and shorter hours, which
has been aggravated by the revolt of the
police, who are demanding more pay be-
cause Of the extra work the strike entails.
Is evidenced by the arrival here today of
the First battalion of the Cameron High
landers, with a Maxim gun and detach-
ment of cavalry. In addition the Thir-
teenth Hussars are now on their way into
Belfast, and the Berkshire and Middlesex
regiments have been ordered to hold them
selves in readiness to move at a moments 8
notice. Special camp accommodations are
being provided and It is expected that a
total of 5000 troops will be In Belfast within
few days. The number of emergency
magistrates has been increased and ad-
ditional police inspectors are arriving to
assist the local officers. The strikers were
very active today and a number of dock
carts were overturned
CORK, July 30.-Ths police of this city
are in full sympathy with the Belfast force
In their demand for increased pay. They
have asked the permission of the inspec-
tor general to hold a public meeting to
discuss the grievances of the Belfast men
and circular to this effect has been sent
to all the police stations in Munster
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
ELECTIONS IN PHILIPPINES
Nationalist Party WIN Control First
Legislative Assembly of the
Islands.

MANILA, July s0.-The Independence
factions who united in the campaign un-
der the name of nationalists appear to
have won the general election OF dele
gates to the first Philippine assembly
held throughout the islands today. In
complete returns from nifty out of eighty
districts show that thirty-one nattonaiists
were elected, ten progressives, eight in.
dependence candidates and one Catholic
In Manila the nationalists won by a larao
majority in both districts. Dominandors
Gomez claims the election in the First
district in the city while Justo Lakoan
contests the election Of both independent !.
candidates. 1t probably will be ten ga.
or two weeks before the complete
are received
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
HIS SANITY MUCH IN DOUBT
Examining Magistrate VIII Order
Henry Huntington Held for
Mental Tests.

VERSAILLES, France, July SO-M
Hirsch, the examining magistrate before
whom the Huntington case has been
brought, decided today that Henry Hunt
ington, who Sunday night shot and
wounded two sisters and two brothers at
the bedside of his dying father, should be
examined as to his sanity. NJ Hirsch told
the Associated Press that the prisoner
who at times was strangely agitated, told
such conflicting stories that he was con-
vinced he was suffering from neurasthenia.
and Furthermore, the magistrate considers
that Henry Huntington's wife is similarly
affected. Mrs Huntington admitted TODAY
that her husband had twice been under
treatment for nervous disorders.
CHATEAU-THIERRY, Department Of
Aisne, France, July 3O.-Henry Huntington
who lived here in the summer time with his
wife's parents, is regarded by his neigh
bors as very eccentric. They declare at
times he drank heavily. 1t is said that
last week Henry spent some time prac-
ticing with pistol in the back yard Of his
home.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
LUSITANIA BIGGEST SHIP
New Cunarder VIII Have Many New
Things to Please Wealthy
Travellers.

LIVERPOOL, July 3O.-One Of the fea-
lures of the new Cunarder Lusitania, the
biggest ship afioat, which has Just finished
successful trial trip. is the "veranda
cafe" This is situated with view astern
OF the vessel and passengers can sit there
enjoy the sea air while they are COM
pletely sheltered from the wind. 1t will be
like dining on the brow of some cliff swept
by ocean breezes, with an outlook of ocean
and sky alone. There are also two regal
suites" on this ship, designed to meet the
demands Of travellers who want the utmost
luxury They will cost 5000 each TRIP
Sir William White, who had much to do
with creating the big liner said the coal
consumption of the steamer would be forty
five tons an hour, or about $500 tons for a
Transatlantic trip.
BREMEN, July 8o-The new North
German Lloyd steamer Kronprinzessin
Cecilia, which was launched last De-
cember had a trial today. It ex-
ceeded its contract and will equal or
possibly surpass the speed attained by
the Kaiser Wilhelm H. In all respects
the trial was most successful.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
EDDY CASE AGAIN DELAYED
Magistrate Postponed Taking Deposit
tiOnH 20 Consult Court ON
Point of Law.

CONCORD. N. H. July S.-After a hear
ing lasting all day until late this evening,
Magistrate Edmund s. Cook. before whom
the depositions were 10 have been taken In
connection with the suit TO secure an &C
counting Of the property OF Mrs. Baker G.
Bddy. the Christian Scientist leader, Mag
istrate Cook decided TO suspend the taking
Of these deposition in order that an appeal
for advice on the technical questions in
volved might be taken to Judge Chamber
lin OF the superior court or TO the masters
appointed by him.
This was a victory for counsel represent
ing Mrs Eddy, who contended that the
right to take dispositions in an action is sus-
pended during the trial action before the
masters. Counsel for the next friends" the
plaintiffs IN the original suit. opposed the
motion for suspension vigorously and there
were some lively Tits between former
United States Senator William r. Chandler.
senior counsel for the next friends. and
General Frank s. streeter OF counsel for
Mrs. EDDY
The ruling OF the magistrate postpones all
proceedings IN the case here until next
wa
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
PROHIBITION IN GEORGIA
Senate Bill IL Passed by the House
and Governor HOke smith
VIII Sign II.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 9O.-The Hardeman-
Covington prohibition bill passed by tho
Georgia senate some days ago was adopted
by the house this evening by a vote of
l39 to 80. Two amendments added to the
bill by the house will necessitate the bill
going back to the senate for concurrence
OF which there is no doubt, and the bill
then will go to Governor Hoke Smith for
his signature, which has been practically
pledged and prohibition will become a law
In Georgia.
The amendments today permit the sale
Of pure alcohol by retail druggists on the
prescription of reputable physician and
also allow wholesale druggists to carry
pure alcohol in stock for sale to reailers
only.
The bill prohibits the manufacture or
Keeping on hand in any place of business
the sale or giving away to induce business
within the state of any liquor that NAV
produce intoxication. The new law is 70
become effective January l, 1903.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
NEBRASKA MAN COMPLAINS
Alleges Discrimination by Union
PRciflc I'm Matter OF Furnish
ing Grain Cara,
tFrom a star CorresnondentN


WASHINGTON July SO--(Special Tele-
gram)-Th Interstate Commerce commits
sion today received complaint from 5.
MacMurray. doing business under the name
of the Wood River Grain company Of Ne
braska against the Union Pacific Railroad
company, for failure to supply him with
sufficient cars one Of several specific
complaints made is that in November 1906,
he made n sale OF 5000 bushels OF wheat. to
be delivered at Omaha in ten days, but
could not get cars, but got an extension
OF time for delivery and It was not until
the last OF December that he was enabled
to make the last shipments
Mr. MacMurray complains bitterly Of
discrimination against Wood River Neb.,
on the part Of the Cnion Pacific In sup
plying a sufficient number Of grain cars
He asserts that during the period he was
subjected to Inconvenience and loss be-
cause Of lack of cars, the Union Pacific
furnished the Hord Elevator company
twenty-nine cars, the Omaha Elevator COM
pany ten cars, the Conrad Elevator COM
pany twenty mine cars, while the complain
ant could only secure five cars where he
needed twenty, The complainant alleges and
claims that by reason of being unable to
secure cars when applied for he has been
damaged to the extent of $1,000 for which
reparation is asked
The New Jersey Foundry and Machine
company of New York has secured the
contract for ali the metal work for two
sixty-foot steel span highway bridges for
the Shoshone irrigation project in wyo-
ming, at 81 800
Ihe application of J. F. Turner, Albert
G. Zuplke, ]. L. Carey, John II. MunderIob
and John Hermelbrosecht to organize the
FIRST National bank of Bancroft, Neb., with
$4,000 capital has been approved by the
comptroller of the currency.
Ihe comptroller has approved the conver-
sion OF the Bopp Brothers. State bank Of
Hawkeye, Ia, into the First National bank
or Hawkeye, with $25, 900 capital.
Fostmasters appointed Nebraska-San-
tee Knox county Benjamin ]. Young. vice
D. r. racket, resigned. South Dakota
sutley, Campbell county, Paulina Bucken-
berger vice Henry Buckenberger. re-
signed.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
PRESIDENT TO VISIT NEWPORT
Reported to Have Accepted Invitation
of Commodore and Mrs. Cor
neIius Vanderbilt.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 3O.-A pleasant
morsel Of gossip in society here is a re-
ported visit OF President and Mrs. Roose-
Welt. They have accepted, 1t is stated, an
invitation to visit this city August Is,
where they win be the guests of Commo-
dore and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt at
Beaulieu for several days. The president
and Mrs. Roosevelt, II the report of their
visit proves true. will be the recipients OF
as many social entertainments as they
care TO accept during their stay
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
CANAL AoUEDUCT BREAKS
Much Property Loss mt Syracuse, N. Y,
as Result of Giving Way
of Flume.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July SO-The bed Of
the aquecuct carrying the Erie canal over
Onondaga creek in this city fell out this
afternoon the great suction of water draw
ing into the vortex five canal boats which
were moored at the docks of the Empire
houring mills and the Greenway brewery,
adjacent. Fifty feet OF the Empire mill
tell In and the brewery, which is an I'M
mense structure, may cave in at any mo-
ment' No loss of life is reported. The
stoppage OF the canal is flooding cellars to
the south and the flood of water pouring
from the canal is doing damage to property
north Of the canal.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
BIG STRIKE is PROBABLE
All Railroads in England and Wrles
May he Tied Up Next
Month.

LONDON, July SO.-Lord Claud John
Hamilton. chairman of the Great Eastern
railway. and Henry Cosmo Bonsor chair
man of the Southwestern railway, speaking
at the annual meetings Of their respective
companies this afternoon, both emphatic
ally refused TO recognize the AralCamated
Society of Railway Servants, the executive
committee of which had demanded the
right to represent the railroad employees
in an effort to settle their alleged griev-
ances. This. It is feared, may result in
momentous labor troubles next month.
A conference OF delegates representing all
grades Of employees of every railroad in
England and Wales was held in BirminR-
ham last November and program drawn
up which included demands for an eight
hour day, increase in wages and the recog-
milton of the amalgamated society by the
companies. Last May there was a series
of demonstrations throughout the United
Kingdom by railway employees, agitating
their demands. and resolutions passed TO
call a strike in August, II the men should
fail in their efforts to get concessions from
the railroad companies concerned. Both
the chairmen declared today that their di-
rectors always we're ready to discuss griev-
ances with the employees themselves, but
they absolutely declined to permit the in
references of third party Lord Hamil-
ton asserted that he Intended, at all costs,
to preserve for the directors Of his COM
pany and the staff they employed the right
to continue to enjoy the privileges Of free
citizens, untrammelled by the coercion or
tyranny of an outside. irresponsible body
OF men,"
1t is understood that the managements Of
/ all the railroads in the United Kingdom
have similarly agred to refuse to recognize
the Amalgamated Society of Railway serv-
ants as an intermediary between the direc-
| tors NJ the
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
STRANGLER KILLS TWO WOMEN
Fohce Believe One Man, Committed
Both Crimes es-FInEermarks
ON Throats.

NEW YORK, July 30.-At a late hour to-
night no arrests had been made I'm the
cases or the two women who were
strangled to death and whose bodies were
discovered, one last night and the other
early To-Day Detectives have been hard at
work on the cases, but have been unable
TO find any traces of the murderer or muir
deress
Inc bodies OF two women, with the marks
oil the stranger on their throats have been
found here within the last twelve hours
and the police believe that one man com
mitted both crimes Neither of the victins
has been identified
One woman was found today in an area
way on East Ninety-eight street. The
marks of thumb and foreflnger were vis-
ible on her throat and her face and necl,
were smeared with blood. She was about
u years old No one in the neighborhood
heard sounds of a struggle
The body Of the other woman, also a
victim of stranger, was found last night
In Twenty-second street boarding house.
Ihe woman came to the house with man
VINO gave his name as Davis. Her body
was lound last night in the room the
o"uple hau occupied. necktie had been
khotted tightly around her throat and she
hau peen dead for several hours The
blood vessels in the neck were broken and
the woman's clothing was drencbed In
blood. No trace of the man, who had the
appearance of a foreigner has been found
Ihe dead woman was about a years old
An examination Of the bodies of tho
strangers disclose the fact that both had
been mutilated. This fact leads the police
to believe that both murders were COM
mitted by person, or persons, possessed
or an insane desire to mutilate their
! victims.
The woman killed in the Twenty-second
street house was identified as Sophie
heherer OF Tonawanda, N. Y She was 40
years old. Her maiden name was Trainer
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
FUCKERS PLEA is DENIED
President Roosevelt Refuses TO
Pardon omciAI of Uncle sam
OIL Company.

WASHINGTON. July sO.-The president
has denied an application for a pardon
made on behalf of II. II. Tucker, who was
sentenced on June last to three months
Imprisonment for contempt OF court by
Circuit Judge Hood In the United States
court for the district OF Kansas. The al
legged contempt consisted in filing an af-
hdavit asking for change OF Judge and
making charges against Judge Pollock OF
the district court. Attorney General Bona
psrts recommended to the president that
the application be not grant
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
MISS ROOT TO MARRY GRAZ
Daughter of Secretary of state wit
Wed Grandson of Late
President.

WASHINGTON, July SO.-Announoement
was made today OF the engagement Of Miss
Edith Root. only daughter OF the secretary
OF state and Mrs. Elihu Root. to Lieutenant
Ulysses s. Grant, III. u, 8. A., son of
Major General Frederick Dent Grant, COM
manding the Department OF the East. and
grandson OF the late President Grant No
date has yet been set for the wedding. but
II probably viii occur in the autumn Lieu
tenant Grant has been one OF the military
aides TO President Roosevelt and the social
duties OF that position first brought about
his acquaintance with Miss Root
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
GREEK REBELS WIPED OUT
Pitched Battle Between Turkish
Troops and Small Band OF
Insurgents.

ATHENS, July So.-There has been a
pitched battle between Turkish troops
supported by Bashi- Bazouks and a small
band of Greek insurgents who had en-
trenched themselves In a house on the
outskirts OF seres, European Turkey, nifty
miles northeast Of salonica. The band wac
completely wiped out but thirty men were
killed before the soldiers, aided by artil-
lery, succeeded in capturing the miniature
fortress. During the fighting the Bashi.
Bazouks pillaged over 100 houses and
burned a number OF Greek buildings IN
Seres.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
Negro Found Dead in barn.

WESTCHBSTER, Pa, July 3O--George
Thomas, a negro. who shot his wife here
Sunday and then fed, was traced to a
barn near here last night by a posse.
Thomas refused TO surrender and shots
were exchanged. At daylight today
Thomas was found dead in the hay NOW
with a bullet hole in the temple. II has
not vet been determined whether he shot
fimself or was killed by . bullet fred by
one OF the posse. His wife Is dying in a
hospital here
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31

THREE ITALIANS WERE KILLED
Race War at Florence Reported 10
Have Had Fatal Ter
minatiOn-

Los ANGELES. Cal, July sO.-It was re-
ported here late last night that three Ital-
ians had been killed In a riot or a race
war at Florence. a suburb. The sheriff
with q posse. has lsft for the scene
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
Wednesday, July 81, 1907.
THE WEATHER,

FORECAST FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
day and Thursday fair.
FORECAST FOR IOWA-Fair and partly
cloudy Wednesday, possibly showers In the
south portion. Thursday fair.
emperature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-31


Results OF the ball games:
Omaha VS.. Des Moines-L
3-Denver VS.. Lincoln-1.
l1-Pueblo vs. Sioux Ctty-S.
S-Cincinnati VS.. Philadelphia-o.
Chicago VS.. Brooklyn-6.
l2-Pittsburg VS.. Boston-S.
1l-New York VS. St. LOUIS.
6-2-washington VS.. Chicago-4-6.
2-Philadelphia VS.. St Louis.
3-Boston VS. Cleveland-O.
6-Detroit VS.. New York;.
st Paul VS. Milwaukee,.
9-0-Louisville VS.. lndianapolis-2-5.
4-2-Minneapolis VS.. Kansas City-3-0.
7-2-Toledo VS., Columbus-6-l.
Page
Reproachless won the 2:ls pace at
Cleveland in fast time. Page 4
COMMERCIAL. AND INDUSTRIAL.
Live stock markets. Page
Grain markets. Page
Stocks and bonds. Page
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
TRAGIGA MUERTE De
un rGaIGDgO rOCln.
Fu6 apIastad0 pOr las Iusdas de un
caro- el6CtricO en- Ia paTada 2.
EI tTaflGo Int0Tumpl6sO, J fu8 TastlbIIGIdO IuGgO
OStahIGeIsRtOSo d trlsbottO Do plslIaTOs.

Anoche, foe inteTTumpido 81 tr6fco de
los Carrog el6ctricoB. Era "a muY taFdQ.
Los paehorIudoB vehfculos rend1an las
pOBtreras Jornadas.
En- la via, orilladR de yslbljos que hR
reverdecidO Ia lluviA de otofio, pastabR IN
iamelgo, GpEovechando ibTemente tan bR.
ratio forTais.
Venfa nm caro- eI6ctFico. El inadverti-
do EoCfn no pudo psTCatsrGs de clio nj oy6
q 10 que pRreCe loB buenoG pitazos Gel cam.
pRnillear alegre del CAIRO. y fu6 poF fHte
aTrollado.
Las Husdaa Ie destrozaEon.
SucsSos dc esta fndole no logFan general
mente despeFtsr gran intsEeJ nj cuTioEidad.
A ser pEeviBoF ell cRbalIo no hubiese
muerto tan tr6giCamente PeFo pedir pre-
vision un animal, 60, 81 Dies no mandR
otra COsR, pedir peraa 81 olmo.
Ed cisTto que veces no psTece 81 hom.
bFe, previsor. Pero ya hay difeTenCia.
V6aBe. El pobre bKuto pRataba realsn.
60. Preguntad por 80 .duefio, nadis po-
drS reBpondeFos qui6n era 81. 81 10 surie-
rails, podEiais exponerle la multa conBi.
guiente, 6, por 10 menos, en- tono amiatogo,
reconvenirle, dici6ndole:
-Hombre, anoche to mat6 81 trolley IN
caballo. Todo, por to fAlta de provision.
1Hay en- 81 fondo de eate simple sucego,
algdn aaiento fJOS6foOF
seguraments EBelcabalIo era "a una
eapecie de viOLt1 deaquiciado. AcRso ira.
bRj6 durants el dia, como IN brute, de
RcueTdo con los Tasgos de IL familiR. Ell
eafueEzo del 6acido jamelgo aprovsoh6 tai
vsz slguien, 81 deGConoci1o duefio Y
por Ia ncche, vi6odole hRmbHieuto, le eB
pantaTfa con dos reCios latigazos sobrs 81
hueBoHo lomo, y-Iy GTza PihLil BaCia to
gszuza donde te 10 granj6s 10 amRble me-
gligenciR municipal.
7 el cRballeio eacuEEiFiR 81 FRbo dea.
iz6ndose Rmohinado de ingEato cansancio
por los oHcuroB andurriRles Dc PusEta dc
TieEra.
Cuando, tal vez sgfadecido q Is buena
madFe TERRA que le ofrecfR el fresco forra'
je que asoma poF entire los FeluCientes rails;
maneaba 81 rabo perdonRndo acaso el
RbandOno en- que le dejRba, Hin propiciR
compRheTa, 81 imprevisor propietaEio; izaB!
81 CARO- el6ctEico rival activo diChoBo
-le descuaEtiza.
No ha podido identifcaEss 81 Cad6ver,
nj tsmpoco dsduciEge, sin duda por los in.
ConvenienteB que hasta en- Ii dltims hoIa
hR aparejado para ell inteliz animal, ls
musrts violents; quien puedR SCR 80 due
no, quien pertenecfa.
Pero este, de todoH modog, le echaF6
hoy de menog exelamando en- Pspto de
aiEada compassion:
-iBrutol iPobre brute!
Mas 70 deacanSa 81 que fue seguEamen.
10 sxp.otsdfaimo Tocfn. Ahora, lqui6n
ayudar6 81 ingrRto duen3, que le abandon6
& los peligroB del fkcil forrsje de la CArre'
terra?
Pa mi que desde 81 otFo mundo
peuEarS 81 alma diambulante del fnado
iamelgo:
-Ahora que trabajs 81 bratol
PERIDEM.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13

La corte do diAtrito de San j uan,
secCi6n pEimera, declare hoy heraderos
sb intsHtato de CaEicia Prieto DkviEa &
gu Iegftima hermaua Soledad { suB
BobFinOH Emigdio, Manuel FEanciBco
Ginorio; nietos de Belen, hsrmanR de di.
cha capsants; sin peTjuicio de terceTo.
La sscCi6n primsra de IL corts de
diatrito declare just;f 3Rdo el dominic de
fnca uEbana q f.vor de Felfcita Sol6g,
vecina de Rio Piedras.
La coIte declare en- la m. mana de
hoy herederos ab intsztato de Saturia
AriaB Bus legitimos hijoB 81 viudo
Tomas Prado en- lR quota usufruCtuaria
que fijaba 81 Codigo civil vigsnts en- Ia
6poca De Ia mus7ts de dicha Bs1ora.
Una installation de mucho gusto ar.
tistico, ss exhibs en- las yidriedaB del ''Ca.
fe Morgan de esta CiudRd y cOntiene mo
delose de maquinaB Ruditivas para 81
aprendizaje de TODD class de idiomaB Tam
bien SO ven On ella libroB que Gentlemen las
inAtEucclones para eI uso de aquellas.
Uns collection do bandeTaB de todas Lar
nsCioues Rdorna la TefsEida exposition.
Eats EeatableCido de la enfermedad que
le retuvo en- CANA algdn tempo 81 sefor
Jose Labrador, marschal de Ia Corts de
DiAtrito de esta ciudad.
"A CauHa del fallecimiento sdel conoci
do actor Hefior Alfredo Alc6n, Ia compa,
Ma Martinez CaBsdo hR BuBpendido %
anunciada excursion eAta iaIa.
-Esta msfiana estuvieron On la Man.
sion Eiecutiva con objsto de yer al gobsr-
nadoY, los Srea' P. de Castro, doctorea
Goenaga, Barbosa, r del Vale Rodrf.
guss Lugo VinaB, ingsnierO Carlos del
Vale Zsno , ], R. Baiz. El DR.. del
Vale habfa Hido inYitAdo poE 81 sn0r
Post para aImorzar con 81 sa hijo 81
HefioE Carlos del Vale fu6 deBpediEse,
puea embarcR hoy para los Estados
Unidos. A consecusnciR del Fepsntino
viaie del Heiior Post resu.tsron compafie
rOs de visjs 81 se1or del Vale , el gober'
nRdor.