davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11

sverywhere hut from no particular

everywhere hut from no particular
spot.
This morning the noise still con.
tnued and sharp cared pages fin,
ally decided that it was emerging
from Senator Pettus' desk. 4 search
showed that new device which
the Alabama Senator has TO enable
him TO hear the proceedings of thu
Senate was the cause The Sena.
tors arrangemens re4embles the
headgear worn by telephone girls
and is connected with small s;or-
age battery which fastens una 4r
the coat. In laying the apparatl,:;
away in his desk Senator Pettus
placed the ear piece and the bat.
terry in connection and the result
was the buzzing sound
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
STATE LIBRARIAN ON
THE WITNESS STAND.
Says That He Never Acted In Col.
luslon With Putnam or Any
Other Cononrn.
Especial 10 The Daily Press.

NoPccihl 10 Inc Daily Press)
RICHMOND. VA. Jan. 1O.--sup.5
erlntendent OF Public Instruction
Joseph d, Egs'eston was a Witness
before ting school book legislative
investigating committee today. lie
said that he favored the single lisf
Of school books, ana read lengthy
statement in which he quoted cdr
Gators OF other States at length.
State Librarian Kennedy was
placed ON the stand late this after.
noon in RECITATION OF the charges
made against him on yesterday, bvi:
witnesses who limited at a possible
collision between him and Putnam
and Company, publishers of New
York in the purchase of tho bool,s
Tor the travelling State libraries.
The testimony of the witness was
III the nature of sparring matchs
between himself and the chairman.
lie denied in toto the accusuation
OF collision. saying that he had new.
or received an offer to write a his.
tory of Virginia from Putnam and
Company. He admits, however. that
ne had received such an offer bntf
declined to give the name of thes
irn making the offer. He said
mat everything he had done had
DeeHs III tie interest nf tha ct,,sa y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
WILL COURT MARTIAL
KNOWLES AT ONCE
Only Way Accused Would Be Slayer
OF Captain mooklin Can Be
Punished, If Guilty.
(By Assoclated Prass. ]

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 1O.--
Secretary Taft has telegraphed Bri-
gadier General Mccarthy, command.
ing the Department OF Texas, with
headquarters at San Antonio. to try
at once by military court marital
Corporal Knowles, company a,
Twenty-fifth infantry, colored, who is
now under arrest at FL Reno on a
charge of having murderously as.
saulted Captain Macklin of that reg
iment. This action was taken by
the Secretary on representations OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
HaPgIs Murder Trial in Jackson.
KY, ArousIng an Intensely
Bitter Feeling.
COURT ROOM MORE LIKE ARM0RY.
Attorneys in the Case Do Not Dare
to Venture Out in the Streets
Alone-PeopIc Want the Case
Taken as Far Away From jackson
as Possible.
(By Associated pressl

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 10.-At
torney b. II. Jouett, counsel for the
prosecution in the Hargis case IN
Jackson. reached here this after
noon for the purpose of securing
from the Court of Appeals writ
of prohibition to restrain Special
Judge Carne from proceeding furth.
er with the trial
He says that 4 dozen men now al
Jackson are i'm danger of being shot
down unless The State troops car
he gotten there and that blood WI
certainly flow If the trial is proceed.
ed with. His request was granted
by the court because of the condi
tons at Jackson and Judge Carne
has been instructed to stop the
trial
Special Judge Carne is trying
James Hareis, Edward Callahan.
John Smith and John Abner for the
assassination of DR.. B. d. Cox, al
Jackson, four years ago. Late last
night he wired Governor Beclsham
asking that fifty soldiers be sent to
guard him against assassination.
Judge Carne says his life Is In
danger, civil authorities being power.
less to protect him. Jackson is
filled with armed men. Governor
Beckham has sent Adjutant Gener-
al Lawrencc and State Inspector
Hines to Jackson to investigate the
situation there before ordering out
the militia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
No Raise for Cabinet Officers.
(By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. TO-
AS reported to the Senate today the
executive and judicial appropriation
bill does moi contain appropriation
for an increase of the salaries OF
the Vice President the Speaker ana
Members Of the Cabinet. The House
Incl eased the salaries to $4,000 a
year but the Senate committee on
Appropriations has eliminated the
proposition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
RAILROAD MEN GET
OUT ON BAIL BONDS
Men Who are Charged With caus.
ing the Wreck at Terra Gotta
Before Criminal Court.
.(BY Associated Press !

WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. TO-
All of the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road employees held by the coroner's
jury to be jointly responsible for
the disastrous wreck at Terra Gotta.
ecept Harry Hildebrand, the eng!-
ncer of the extra, which caused the
wreck and Frank Huffmeir, conduc-
tor OF the extra. both of whom
were released on bond late last
night, were brought before Justice
Barnard in Criminal Court today
and their bail was fixed as follows:
I. f. Dent. assistant train dispatcher,
baltimore, $1,000: w. H. Dutrow,
operator at Silver Springs, $4,000;
j. w. Kelly, division operator AT
Baltimore, b. l.. Vermillion, engineer
of train No. &c and Geo. Neagle,
conductor of train &c. were released
on their personal bonds.
Dent and Dutrow furnished bail
and were released.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Pennsylvania Road 10 Issue In.
mense Amount Of Stock.
SHAREHOLDERS ASKED TO RATIFY
Stated That the Road is Not Going to
Begin Any New Improvements
With the Money-wln be Voted
on March IL.
(By Assoclated Press J


NEW YORK. Jan. Stockholders
.cf the PENNSYLVANIA railroad will be
asked by the management of that
company to endorse the issue of one
hundred million to the capital stock
ana one hundred million in bonds.
The question will come before the
stockholders at their annual meeting
on March 12, according to an an
nonncement made hy the management
today 1t was stated that the com.
Dany is not planning any large i'm.
provements beyond those already an.
nounced.
In the formal announcement which
VIII be made the stockholders OF TINT
road will be informed that while II
may not be necessary to issue the pre-.
ferred new stock or bonds during the
current year. the company desires to
have the authority from It's share.
holders TO make such an issue If cir.
cumstances require it. The action is
taken. the announcement will say, In
view CT the fact that the amount of
capital stock already issued. with that
reserved fer the conversion of the
outstanding convertible bonds. very
nearly approaches the full sum now
authorized.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
SENATOR PETTUS' EAR
TRUMPET MAKES a NOISE
Strange Buzzing Sound Annoys DC.
cuPants of Senate Chamber But
Mystery is Solved.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan TO-
Much annoyance was caused In the
United States Senate yesterday by
buzzing sound which kept the
engineer at the capitol on a still
hunt. Several nervous Senators pro-
tested against the noise which be-
came stronger and continued
throughout last night. defying cleo
tricians and plumbers who examined
wires and pipes for the mysterious
buzzing, which seemed to come from
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Representatives Gaines and Ma.
hon Wanted 10 Fight But
Were Prevented.
HOUSE IN uPROAR AT ONE TINE
Men Were Kept Apart and After
elarins at Each Other for Time
land Excansns Few compIl-
ments, They Shook Hands and are
Friends Again.
(By Associated Pressl

j..
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. TO-
The House late today took on the
appearance of the closing day OF
the Both Congress, commonly known
as the War Congress-" when al.
terations between members were
frequent. Mr., Gaines of Tennessee
and Mahon of Pennsylvania, we're
only prevented from meeting in a
personal encounter by the inter-
vention of other members. Mr.
Gaines was making a speech on
llisc bill TO dock" members pay for
absence from the House and was
being twitted by both sides of the
chamber, TO his evident embarrass-
ment, when he charged Mr.. Mahon
with being absent from the House
30 per cent OF the time.
When Mr.. Gaines had concluded,
Mr. Mahon started to make a
speech but when he called Gaines
liar, the man from Tennessee
wanted to fight, but was prevented
from doing so. When order had
been restored, Mr.. Mahon again rose.
Having been cautioned by the chair
that it was against the rules to
address member in the second
person he measured his words say
Ing he would speak in the fourth
person.
He said: THE charge of the gen
tleman from Tennessee that am
away from this House 95 per cent
of my time is deliberate false.
hood"
With a rush Mr.. Gaines reached
the center of the chamber, making
directly toward the gentleman from
Pennsylvania, insisting as he went
that no man can call him liar
without personal chastisement. The
House was In an uproar by this
time, the chair adding to the noise
of the confusion by pounding the
desk with his gavel.
His efforts finally caused the head
of the gayel to fly and it bounded
into the body Of the House. almost
SliihluS OH TIE members. Ile rush
of Mr.. Gaines upon his adversary
brought dozen members before the
Speakers desk. Messrs. Ollie James
OF Kentucy, Taylor of Alabama, Bell
of Georgia, Williams of Mississippi,
the minority leader, and Stafford of
Wisconsin, grabbed Mr.. Gaines who
resisting virogousy was borne back
TO his seat. Mr.. Mahon, standing
in the first aisle on the Republican
SIDE, seemed to wait for the
impact which never came. MIR.
Gaines back in his seat, the Penn
sylvanian continued his speech OF
explanation as to how he came to be
connected with the invoking of an
Old statute compelling members to
! forfeit pay for time absent from
the House. He said that the charge
that he was away from the House
% per cent of the tim was lie
on it's face and that he was there 95
per cent of the time as every who
cared to. inquire or ascertain.
The men afterwards shook hands.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Want Trial Taken From County.

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. lo.-A
special from Jackson, says: Judge
Carne held session of court for
10 minutes this afternoon. He said
he would hold short session TO.
morrow.
lie also said that he had asked
for troops to protect himself and
attorneys in the case Neither Har.
gls or his attorneys, w. A. Young
or j. j. C. Bach, appeared in court.
The cause of the trouble is the same
that has brought about all previous
trouble-the feud between the Har.
gis factions and their opponents
the incidents of last night and to-.
day revolving about the trial of
former County Judge James Har.
gis and former Sheriff Edward Gala.
han on the charge of numbering DR..
COX four years ago. The jury in
the case has not been selected as
yer, as it has been found impossi
Die to secure twelve men from
Breathitt county, VINO are not afraid
to pass judgement upon their fellow
townsman and most powerful cti.
EEL.
The people of Jackson want the
trial removed from Jackson as far
as possible.
Jackson is filed with mountain
men fully armed. Attorney w. A..
Young who is conducting the de.
Tense, is greatly alarmed He will
not venture on the street. During
yesterdays session of the court TWEEN
ty men armed with revolvers were
lined up on each side of the court
room.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
oiler Meets Fearful Death.
(By Associated Press

billings MONT. Jan. 1O.-Ed.
win E. Jack, an oiler at Il sugar
factory was Killed In u horrible
manner today. Jack was wearing
ms overall blouse unbuttonod aud
the garment cnught In rapidly re.
volring SHIFT. The man was whirl-
ed around the shaft at terrific
rate, tearing his body to pieces.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Archbishop Montgomery Dead.
(By Associated press)

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. TO-
Archbishop Montgomery died this uf
ternoon. Tho Archbishop was op
Grated on for appendicitis few
days ago. He rallied after the
operation ana was believed to be
recovering when relapse occurred.
lie was In II state of coma Tor some
time before death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Lains Wiling to Wed Miss Merchant.

Ieo -' KUfA NJ, VA. Jan. To-,
Wilbur II. Laing, who has been ac-
Quilted of the charge preterred
against him by Gnssie q. Merchant, s
IA year old. created sensation i'm.
mediately after his trial when he
instructed Captain H. H, Downing,
Of the firm of Downing 6 Weaver,
MS attorneys. to state to the cours
mat no was, and always had been,
willing TO marry the girl If tho
parents of the girl would consent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Rcvolutlonlsts Have to Flee.
LDy NssociRted PrnHs.l

SAN SALVADOR, REpUBLIC OF
SALVADOR, Jan. l0.-Thc Homtlnran
rcvolutionists have been defeated at
El Caieyeal by General Caralo. who
captured their positions ana compcll.
ed them TO flee to Ncarauguan ter.
ritory.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Army Appropriation Bill Passed
fRv Associated Press,

F WASHINGTON, D. G. Jan. 10
The House today passed the Army
Appropriation bill and began the
consideration of the Fortifications
bill. Several amendments were
made to the army bill. The fortif,
cations bin was taken up but no
progress was made. =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
MAKE RAID ON COAL TRAIN.
Inhabitants of North Yakima, Was..s
seize Twenty Carloads.

NJ 4 = ~ ~ Ia. = ''r'FF's'i VVHSi'',1
se'Se TwentY Carloads.
NokIli kAt<lMA, WAs1Yt ,IansI0.a
~ train loaded with coal was raid
eh at the station here BY citizens
without fuel and almost twenty carr
'ohds were carried Off The engine
afier started to pull out, when the
levers holding the false bottoms OF
the coal cars We're pulled and coal
iet down on the tracks. Hundreds
nave been without fuel for days
with zero weather preyaillns3 Clt.
'zens nave organized 10 hold MP
any coal train that attempts to
pass here without leaving fuel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Jap Warships Not Coming.
tBy Associated ProBs)

TOXIC, Jan. 1n.--Jnpanese gov
ornment has decided that on account
of the anti-Iapnnese feeling on the
Pacific Coast. the Japanese squadron
VIII not visit the Pacific coast ana
VIII only so MS far as Honolulu.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Seven Day Adventist Convicted.

HfAhIANbuRG, 5, c., Jan. 10
Rev. r. l.. Nash, Seven Day Ad
ventists who was indicted last Nov
ember on the charge of working on
Sunday was convicted in the crimi
nal court of this county today. A
fine of one dollar was imposed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Postmaster Sentenced to Prison.
(By Associated Prcss1

ALBANAY, Ga, Jan. 10. f.
Wilson. postmaster mt poulan, Ga,
was sentenced today to one years
Imprisonment and to pay flne OF
S26V' He pleaded guilty to shor-
taee In his Office accounts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11

Peach Trees Blooming in Virginia.
LYNCHBUkG, VA, Jan. iO.-Thc
approximately warm weather is
beginning to make the peacI trees
in sheltered locations bloom.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-18
The Touseys In Kentucky.

The city editor of The Sun has been
remembered by y. {. TOusey. who,
with his daughters. Misses Nina and
Annie, are spending Il delightful vi.
cation with relatives and friends at
their own home. Clov"rlDrt. ny.
This remembrance came in In"
nature OF Il souvenir postal. containing
the piCtur" Of the old home wh"r"
~" I" i"r' s'ntr mar Of his ia
Henry Clay. was entertained In l>i>
II Is an historic appearing place. sur
rounded 10y magnificent shad" trees
and even tue picture Is inviting for
its appearance of cooling comfort. cS
prcialll ut this season.
Mr.. Tousey writes that the party
is enjoying the trip very much. and
that IL Is proving beneficial to them
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-18
TRENTON ON A BOOM.
New School House, Store and Resi-
dences are Being Erected.

The hus,ling town OF Trenton. To-
Gated in the West End few miles
from the old Suwannrp. made famous
10y song aud history. is forging ahead
" it'll surprising rapidity, which means
that her tnt.rprising citizens are by
no means asleep.
W. H. Jones. one of the Trenton
hustlcrs. Was in the city Friday. He
states that work Is progressing finely
on the new school building. that J. A.
Durrancc OF Chiefland Is erecting IA
new and conimoiious store. and that
several residences are going up.
In all. Trenton Is growing fast. and
IL Yet destined to become one OF the
leading towns Of the county. since the
people enjoy the advantages Of rail-.
road facilities.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-18
WIRES ARe DANGEROUS.
n mor,on Sustained Pairfu' injury
/, Rurn,na into Wire.

+ iII,l..,. .! sH 'rVhantr 'u WAY
g.. D.. -, ,a.n.,ne wll'' ir"n -
.. - ,lr\nt,ur below =.
ignt H.
.. n.. h.. caused s',,!"' = sn-
tam na!ntu. injrr! from coming mt"
"""'''' "th 'h"~ '. 4 !c:"Oe~'''"
1T I."ht 80 see tr,'-r wares. ana p'dtS.
tti.h' who ..It rl.'t to eros" ~" s'i''
coca .loIitih b.N,,u thr-t posts com"
into cuItA'i With the wires with pain.
I'll rn.,ll'.
several incidents have occurred
from time 10 time hut the latest Va
Saturday night vixen j. II. Morton,
" ln ATTEMPTED To cross the street in
Il harry. came in contact with one "t
these wir"> which cut his lip severely,
causing il 10 bleed freely.
Tie Authorities should compel
those who use these wires To stretch
Thorn AZ sufficient elevation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-18
At rnG CHURCHES TO-DAY.
- az Various Places Of Worship,
<~esers Those Desiring May Attend.

aeeyices will be observed ~ the III.
s>r,ot churches today ~ follows,
7; 1trst Methodist Cnur' II. Il y T !.
.iauon-SundIy 'thnol ~ !..J II 81.
1>>ohing at 10. ~ Il. m. subject.
.sl.rfect Love as a Christian Expert.
s..ee." Junior leasu" at " D. ny sen.
- League at I. Song service IN the
j1,ening. with preaching b, the pastor.
Inject. All Things Lead to God.
aaryice begins al .:li O'Clock.
FIRST Presbyterian Church-Pr.ach
- BY DR.. Andrew sledd at 1890 a,
- Sabbath school at p. H. no
evening service.
/ T,ryt Baptist Church - Sunday
eehooi at $50 a. m. Preaching by
~. p. w. Corr at 1890 Q. m. u. Y.
.. u. ut 7 p. NJ. and preaching by Mr..
CIR At 8 o'clock In the evening.
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev
Ynncis II. Craighill--IIOly communion
fA7a. m. Morning prayer and ser.
80 at 1890. Sunday school at 43O.
/ - evening prayer at $50. The
naGuifscent new altar OF carved oak
IN be used for the first time in these
ossvices.
Advent Christian Church. Elder
lanes I-ee-Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at lO:45 n. m: subject,
Revelations" Preaching at g p. m {:
sshject, "A Remarkable Change"
At the Church Of Christ. East Lib.
~ street. corner Oak avenue. which
= just opened. and for which pastor
- not been supplied there will be
Hnnday school at 10 a. NJ. and com
1union service Mt II a. m.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-18
WILL ERECT 4 CHURCH.
Christian Congregations OF West End
Have Effected Combination.

The congregations OF the Church OF
Inrist OF Trenton and Jennings Lake
sections have combined and decided to
erect "A neat and cOmmOdious church
edifice IN Trenton. where all may
worship together.
There are a great many members
OF the Church OF Christ. commonl..
known as the Christian Church. in
,ilr section including the towns Of
trenton and Jennings Lake. and 1t j.
thu lr purpose to have erected church
which will prove credit to them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-18
M. Gunter Here.

Among the visitors to Gainesville
= Herman Gunter OF PiersOn. a grad,i.
~ OF the University of Florida at the
NJ session Of that institution.
Mr.. Gunter Is a graduate Of civil
sagineering. and. 1t ia learned. has
Neen assigned to duty with the geo
logical survey Of Florida. authorized
BY the last Legislature. II Ia under
stood that work will begin on this sur
vey within a short time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-18
LETTER TO o. G. EDWARDS.
Gainesville. Fla

Dear Sir: Every job DevOe IL done
with less gallons than ever before
with any other paint.
:. J. Field. lmiianola. Fla. says
All houses here are painted DeN'H.
The hot air Is too trying for other
paints. One coat ikNu' is better than
two of any other paint. SO far as We
knDN
Less gallons. less cost
.. Yours truly.
r. W Den OF 4 co.
T. s: The $. j. Thomas % sell our
paint.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-18
Ee1em ma.

For the good Of those suffering
with eczema a other such trouble. ]
~ish to say. my wife had something
OF that kind and after using the doc
tors remedies for some time conclud.
I'd to try Chamberlain Salve. and It
proved to be better than anything she
had tried For sals, BY all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-18

Statesmen wa,t,t I, sell to grOc"rs.
druggists and GO, GO RS: si"0 r"r
month and exp, California
Cider and Extract Co.. ST. Louis Mo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
LAS FIESTAS De SAN
IsidrO en- Cayey.
TOdls las GIasss s0GIaIss tamlran palis el d
p1hlleo ssparGlnIsRt0.
az naeestro corresponsaL. J

Mayo 17.-En eAtos dias haBa venidO
cslebrando On este pueblo, con verdadera
algeria, la traditional fiesta de San Isidro
Ella, en- otros tiempos en- que se flo en-
los calendarios como fiesta, era exclusive
mente para una class social, por scr la
dnica que dedicaba esos dias al espaEci'
miento de 50 espfritu; pero spg6n psrece
todos los elementos de esta Bociedad en- 10
sucesivo. tomsran parte integrante en-
dichas festas Sucintamerte bosq1eiaTemcs
Il festa de aver.
Desde por Ia mafiana preparabanse los
festejos para conmemorar Ia IIsgada de
s. M el Rey Don Francisco Lopez. Mu.
choB jinetea en- briosos corceles fueron
recibirlo.
A las 4 p. m. hizo gu entrada acompa
f1ado del popular slcalde Atfior Heraclio
Mendoza, el cuaI guiaba Ia carretela en-
que iban dichol selores.
La banda infantil de Aibonito traida
Gd hoe por el senior Mendoza amenizaba ell
acto. VaFios coches mas, en- los que ha'
clan de aurigaH los sobrinoB hijos del
alcslie, iban los vaSalloS y demks persO'
najes de Ia corte.
Ell pueblo en- mRsa fu6 EecibirIes
Luego fueron la g'esia donde cumplido
el ritual de Ydbrica, trRslad6ronse & Ia
"Corte" (caser6n grande. y espacioBo) en-.
tregdndole allf el alcalde eI mando de Ia
poblaci6n, en- medic de los victories y
aplausoH. a las p. m. an Ia augusta
mansion di6se principle al bale Ccon md
Bica brava) danzando dos dias consecuti,
voH. El alcalde, poF supueato bail6 de 10
Undo.
A esta miHma hora comenz6 Ia retreta
On Ia plaza, dada por Ia banda ipfantil,
Fegalando & nueatros Oidos inspiradas me-
lodfas.
-Ayer & las diez. q. m. recorri6 las ca
lies de Ia poblaci6n, la procession de San
Isidro. Esto fne un verdadero aconteci'
miento. Calcdlanse en- tres mil almas los
acompanantes
Tres bailes celebraTonge, dos an Ell
"Club Union , uno en- "La Aurora del
Pueblo" reBultando espl6ndidos.
.-Muchos transsuntss de pueblos limf'
trofes, cOncurrierOn Ia improviBada fiesta
hRci6ndose veceB impossible el tr6nsito
por Las GALES.
Esta fiesta NOS ha puesto de relieve cla'
ramente y sin la msnor duda, Ia populari
dad de que goza 81 alcalde, asf tambi6n,
el pueblo, la culturs q que ha IIegado.
NosotroB Bentimos nuestroB corazones
regocijados, Cuando vemoB como aver,
lanzarSe On brazos de la algeria Ia sufrida
Clase menegtral.