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The Washington times., 1907-10-29
PHILIPPINE DEFENSE
CAREFULLY STUDIED
Plan to Strengthen Fortiflca-
tions Under Departments
Consideration.

The entire system OF defense for the
Philippine Islands IS now being gone
over by the War Department with a
view OF strengthening and changing it
II necessary. Although the fortiica-
tiOns OF the Islands are not wholly ade-
quate has been known for some time
by the War Department, Secretary
Tafts inspection Of the defenses and the
necessity for immediate action on his
return, is responsible for the daily con-
ferenCes.
The new plan IS said TO mean that
Manila VIII be the principal basis OF the
defensive system without abandoning
the fortifcations erected at Subig bay.
It is said Secretary TAFT viii probably
recommend that much attention be given
10 mining Manila harbor. and increasing
the strength Of Subig bay at the same
time.
II IS said that Secretary Taft and the
War Department realize that the navy
nJst be allowed 10 act independently
and without reference to the coast de-
fense, and for this reason, measures
Will be taken TO make the Philippine
land fortifiCati0ns as effective as pos
sible.
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
Wants Permanent Ali
mony and Restoration
of Maiden Name.

Mrs. Clara G. Gross, of 61s Nineteenth
street, who has been married for seven
teen years, has braved publicity to OBJ
tain divorce from her husband, Henry
J. Gross. a real estate dealer. She pre-
fers a varied assortment OF charges
against her husband. including inf
deity.
Some Of the allegations contained in
the suit filed in the District Supreme
Court are as follows:
That after their marriage he conduet-
ed himself IN a fairly decent way"
That she had to leave him october Is
last TO keep her self-respect"
That during the last five years he
has been abusive.
That he pounded her head against the
wall Of their room
That nc made an effort to put her
into the street clad only IN her night
clothes.
That he struck her with his fists.
That he kicked her while intoxicat, q.
That nc confined her under lock and
key for three hours.
That he lavished money on other
women.
The petition deals in detail with Mr.
Gross alleged fondness for other women
and Of the money he is alleged 70 have
spent in their entertainment
Mrs. Gross declares IN her petition
that her husband earns a salary Of Sli5
a mouth, and IS able 10 support hCT
She Is now dependent on her mother
Tie court is asked TO grant permanent
alimony and also permission to resume
the name Of Schubert, her maiden name
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
Marriage Licenses

Edward zirckeI TO Mae G. Lang, Bal
unlOre.
Ralph B. Finnell, Roanoke, Va, to
Nettie J. Veach, Cederyille, Va
Marshall B. Long TO Cora A Nc
Bumey.
Archie w. Children to Darnie Harris,
Richmond, Va.
William A Humphreys, Richmond,
Va, to Eta Pemberton, Hewlett Va.
julius A. Payne, Philadelphia, Pa, 70
Elsie q. Clafin-
Louis COstsggini to Ruth Johnson.
William II. Robinson, Alexandria. Va.
70 Katherine II. Fischer, Baltimore.
Harry S. Williston, Lynn. Mass. TO
Sidney 4 Stevens
Ebtn ]. Kennedy, Carlisle, Pa, 70
Margaret Sherer, Harrisburg, Pa,
Frank J. Wagner. Hamilton. Ohio, 70
Eleanor Vonderhoar.
Merl r. De Moll to Dorothe w Lustig
William ". Sonner 20 Laura o. King.
Raymon E. Oden TO Mary B. Fitzger-
aid
G. Cleveland Thompson. ForTestvilIe.
Md. 10 Agnes o. Purdy.
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
RUN WATTERSON
FOR president,
SAYS COL. LEWIS
Solves Political Problems
AS He GazeS on Cap
itol Dome.

BoOmi
Biz!
BOOmi
Away with the calm political prognos-
t'cations of the prophets!
Down with the reasoning on figures
and facts! Col. J. Ham Lewis gazed
down the autumnal-clothed reaches Of
Pennsylvania avenue this afternoon and
saw how 1hese Presidential things viii
turn out Incidentally, Colonel Lewis
started new Presidential boom.
"Marse" Henry Watterson. famous for
mint juleps and editorials. is the man
who may head the Democratic ticket
for the Presidency. according to the
colonel.
With his cerule4n eyes fixed on the
top Of the Capitol dome. the colonel
explained the whole situation thus:
Roosevelt will be nominated by the
Republicans. The country is going of
like a lot Of paper caps, but the last
showdown will make Roosevelt their
nominee. In that case. Bryan viii not
care to run, as he would be running
against a man who is supporting his
policies. Then, the Democrats could get
most yptes by running a man who shall
stand only FOR enforcement OF the laws
and good morals and great conservat-
ism. Grover Cleveland or Henry Wat
tersOn would be good for this"
The colonel gaZed at the t3p OF the
dome q little longer, forgot that Wat
tersOn and Cleveland are dire enemies,
and saw this much more:
In fact shouldn't be surprised 70
see Watterson and Cleveland on the
ticket tcgSther II Roosevelt gets the
Republican nomination
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
VITAL RECORDS
Births

Andrew NJ. and Maude C. Weeden,
girl
Judson c. and Jennie Welliver. girl
Alfred J. J. and Annie e Wood, girl
John II. and Annie Wood, boy
David and Mae Thompson. boy.
Archie B. and Ruth Slaymaker. boy.
Joseph B. and Henrietta Santucci, boy.
Jared +. and Abigail Sparks. girl.
John r. and Annie /. Swain, boy.
John II. and Daisy Ryan. boy
Cleveland and Martha Randolph. girl
John and Catherine Page. girl.
Archie l. and Mary V. Payne, girl
John H. and Alice v. Neitzey, girl.
Morse T. and Lora NJ. Norwood, girl.
Francis and Clara L. Marshall. girl
Henry G. and Olive Z. IsdrCombe. girl.
Lawrence and Della 9. Lily, boy.
Robert E. and Lenna Long, boy.
DeSales and Mary J. Lyon, girl.
James II. and Nettie !. King, boy.
Twyman S. and Myrtle Jones. boy.
Cornelius and Delta Cullinane, boy.
Albert H and Mary E Cousins. boy.
Joseph r. and w. Gertrude Castellr
boy.
Carroll and May Cotton, girl.
Leslie +. and Maysie BorlaBd, girl
George S. and Bessie q. Baldwin, girl
Newton and Ora o. Borden, girl.
James NJ and Olive Holloway. girl
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
NHARVES INFERIOR,
REPORTS COMMITTEE
Tenants Said to Make Re-
pairs When Absolutely
Necessary.
Improvement of River
Landings Is Taken Under
Consideration.

That the general condition Of the
Vvharves along the Washington channel
is one Of dilapidation, and that no ef-
forts are being r1ads by the tenants TO
gepair hem. except such as are neces-
sary for their own use, Is the statement
made In the report Of the wharf COM
nlittee TO the Commissioners today.
Uud, an appropriation OF $3.50 IN the
District act for the fiscal year. 1906,
surveys have been made and plans IRE
IN course OF preparation for system
Of docks along the Washington channel
II is expected the report Of this work
viii be submitted to Congress al the
next session.
Property Under Lease.
The most important dock frontage OF
the city, says the report. IS that along
tho Washington channel between Sew
enth and Fourteenth streets All tie
excursion and passenger traffic is To-
Gated there ana III the upper pcrticn
the commercial wharVes for handling
coal, ice, lumber. etc. This property -
under lease until 1872 having been made
under authority OF an act OF Congress
authorizing leases for period OF ten
Fhe first step viii be to increase the
channel width 500 feet by moving back
the wall OF the Potomac flats, and IN
this connection II Is proposed 10 widen
Water street by setting the shore bulk
head out q sufflCient distance 10 give u
width OF 100 feet. Piers OF pile COLI
structiOn are 10 be extended from this
bulkhead line a distance Of 5uJ feet.
with dock room between them Of $50 feet.
Provisions for Traffic.
Provision viii be made for all the
traffic which now uses the frontage and
for the natural increase OF such traffic,
which the committee thinks viii follow
the improvements contemplated. There
will re municipal piers. hsh, and oyster
wh0rves, and provision made for a
marine rail way
With regard to the present system of
wharfage the report says:
The docks and Wh2ryes are not laid
out upon any system and there is a
great waste of valuable wharf space.
There are three pieces OF wharf prop
erty along the AnacCstta river leased
by the District According to the re-
port the title 10 the balance of the
frontage has never been definitely
settled and until Il is the development
of this section CT the water front viii
be retarded.
The committee believes that authority
should be obtained from Congress f0I
the Institution OF legal proceedings
against all claimants along this front
age and II IL is found that private ripar'
ian rights exist II IS recommended tha'
they Dc acquired by the United State.
in order that this frontage may bI
placed plane as tnat along the Wash
lugtOu channel.
There is more demand for wharf facil
tiles than can Ae supplied by the lin
tied area OF the Washington channel
IL is said. and the United States Gov
ernment is nov engaged in dredging
channel from the Potomac river alOni
the Eastern Branch 10 the navy yard
which will make all OF the fTOntag
fl.fl l,T F..
wharves.
The amount received from the renta
Of the whaTves during The last yea
was $1,000.
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
WASHINGTON OPERATORS
FAIL TO END STRIKE

Tie meeting OF the washington union
Of telegrapners', called yesterday after
noon to consider the recommendation OF
its executive board, that the members
Of the union declare the strike of and
return TO work. adjourned without act
ing on the recommendation.
It was said today that the man who
made the motion to adjourn as soon as
the meeting was called 70 order by
Prgsid dent Groves. returned to his regu-
lar lob with one Of the telegraph cont
p3nies at . O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
As a matter of fact. many of the tel
egraphers sly, the strike is practically
all of now SO far as Washington Is
concerned.
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
Died.

HARRIss-Suddenly. Saturday. October Is
1907, at 7:4e p m, at his residence, sSi2 y
street nOTtf west z N P, husband OF g
Y Harriss nee Williams.
Funeral Wednesday. October 80, 1907, from
Holy Trinity Church, at .. m. InteTment
Rockville and Baltimore papers please copy.)
BIRTH-on Mondly, October 2S. 1907 at Z:S
.. m. WILLIAM WILMORE BIRTH.
aged ninety-nine years nine months. and
Funeral Octobsr 60 1907. from his late
residence, The Lenox, 1523 L street north
west. at o'clock D. N. Interment pri-
vate. II
HARRIss- Suddenly. on Saturday, October
Is, 1901. at 7.40 p. m, Al his residence,
33l2 street northwest, z. NJ. T, husband
OF Say HaTTlss lRee Williams).
Mr. Harriss had been engaged In the gro
cery business in Georgetown for ten years.
he is survived BY a widow ane several chill
dren-
HOGAN-on sunday. October q. 1907. at FL
Paso. Tex, HORACE ". LOGAN, son OF
John F. and Emma z. Hogan.
Horace William Hogan. whose father is
employed IN the Government Printing Of
fee as a pressnan, was a native OF this
city He was twenty-five years Old and
was educated En the parOchial and public
schools Of Washington. For number OF
years he had been connected with the
United States Geological Survey. He was
IN Fl PasO. engaged with the survey. He
was a member OF 81, Peters Catholic
Church. The body VIII be brought here
for interment- He resided at e21 Fifth street
southeast.
HUSON-Suddenly. on Monday. October IS
1907. WILBUR beloved husband OF Ade-
laide Stevens HusOn. in the sixty-seventh
year OF his age
Wilbur Huson was an enploye OF the
storekeeping department OF the Govern
ment Printing Office. where he had been
since 1894 He was q native OF Peru, Huson
county. Ohio and was siXty-seven year old
He was a member Of Harmony Lodge, No.
II, A. F. & A NJ; Mt Vernon Chapter and
Orient Commandery. No. ;, and Of Vermont
Avenue Christian Church He Is survived
by his wife but no children The remains
win be taken TO Albany. y. Y, for inter
ment.
I.ANsDALE-SuddenIy on Sunday, October
q, 1907, JOHN w LANSDALE, husband
OF Mary z. Lansdale-
Mr.. I4ansdale was sixty-eight years OF
age. The funeral WAS held this morning
The Rev. J. J. Muir, Of the Temple Bap
tist Church conducted the services, and
the internent was in Glenwood Cemetery
MADIGAN-At S o'clock Monday morning
October Is 1907. JAMES J. MADIGAN
the husband OF Annie Madigan.
Mr. Madigan a native Of Washing
ton ami lived here all OF his life he wa
member OF the Brotherhood OF Engineers
He is survived by a wife and seven chill
dren. His residence was az sol New Hamp
shire avenue
at s a. m. AGNES. infant daughter o.
Alfred and Rosa Reichman, aged one year
/ SAWTELL-On Sunday, October q. 1907. a
1880 a. m, SAMUEL A SAWTELIA agee
stKty-seven years.
/ Sons. Ills Seventh street northwest. Ol
wednesday. October 30. at 2;30 D. m Rels
tives and friends are respectfully invite
to attend interment at Rock Creek Gene
terry. 1t
/ sMITH-on Monday morning. October 2S
/ 1901. MELINDA c. SMITH. widow Of FL
bridge J. Smith.
The Washington times., 1907-10-29

Every man deeply respects the
individual who is guided and
governed by cool Judgment and
common sense. If one finds his
habits of food or drink are pro-
ducing some hints of disease he
should heed natures warnings and
properly adjust his diet 10 keep
the beautiful human machinery
in order.
One does not always know where
to commence to correct a diet, but
one thing TO stop is coffee,
a most aIIuring and insidiOus
enemy that @sings one to sleep
and knifes him."
The slow. but sure effect Of
caffeine-the active drug in coffee
on the heart, finally produces
weak pulse and a deraHged ner.
YOus system which grow slowly
but steadily more pronounced and
end in some fixed organic disease
unless the cause be removed.
Postum Is scientifically made oi
selected parts of the field grain,
that yield the natural phosphate,
which rebuild and give vital energy
to body and brain. 'There's /.
/ Reason"
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
Deaths.

Arden B. Lynch. 2 years. 2Ss North
Capitol street
Emma V. Benton. s. years. 1S0 Ana
costa avenue, Benntng, .. 9.
Edward TucEentOn, S. years, lbls
Thirty-third street northwest
Annie B. Leatherwood. 2 years. 615
Eleventh street northeast
Melande II. Smith, 70 years, 1872 I
street northwest.
Rarclxicy Cannon, = years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane
Christopher Hahn, IS years. Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Della Burke. 33 years, % II street
northeast
wood avenue.
Samuel y. Sawter, SIS years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane
Bernard Balluh. q years, 2014 I street
northwest.
Edward Lucas, 81 years. Providence
Hospital.
Mariana 3. Fant. s. years, 81 A street
southeast
Catherine T. Cullen, IS years, 462 Il
street southwest.
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
TEACHERS SALARIES
TO GO OUT ON TINE

There is to be no delay in the pay
ment Of the salaries of the school teach
ers for the month Of October, accord
ing to statements made this morning It
the offices of both the secretary to the
Board Of of-Education and Auditor Tweed
ale. Work upon the rolls is said to be
progressing rapidly. and it is promised
that the checks will be ready within d
OF as soon as they can be signed.
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
BISHOP OF Los ANGELES
COLUMBUS KNIGHTS GUEST

The Knights Of Columbus, under the
auspices of Potomac Council, had as
-heir honor guest last night. at q spe-
cial meeting Of the organization. the
Rt. Rev 7. J. Conaty, bishop Of Los
Angeles.
Bishop Conaty was for u number Of
years rector OF the Catholic University.
Previous to the arrival OF the eminent
divine Organist Garges gave an organ
recital Bishop COnaty delivered an ad-
dress on Catholic conditions IN southern
California
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
WANT ELECTIONS IN FEBRUARY.

HAVANA, Oct. 9.-The executive
committee of the Gomez faction OF the
Liberal party has petitioned Governor
M&goon asking that the date for the
municipal provincial elections he detiu-
iIely fixed for February
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
BIG DEMOCRATIC RALLY
is ATTENDED BY 800

A meeting last night under the au-
spices Of the Bethesda Democratic Club
brought out about 300 me mbers TO join
IN Democratic rally night The speak
ers OF the evening were Lloyd WillEin-
son. Of Baltimore. and the candidates
or the local tickets.
President Alfred Wilson, Vice Pred-
dent Roy 7. Everett. and Secretary
Treasurer Emery H Bogley arranged
the program.
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
EXPLOSION STATS BIAzF.

Fire IN the home of Mrs. Catherine
QuigIy, 923 Sixth street southwest. this
morning. resulted from the explosion Of
a gasOlene stove The damage was
nominal.
The Washington times., 1907-10-29
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II II falls 10 cure
E. ". GROVES signature IS on each box. 25c
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-18
DE- QU[BRIDLLls
4
Importante reunion del
Cornite local unioniS-
ta. .-Buen acuerdO.
-
Ia CAsA-HOsPlTAL
La crftica del periodico sEl
AguilA. s.Labor infecun.
da de Q. W.
La CASA-HOsPlTAL

. Con objeto de slegir el delega.
do que como representante de los
quebradillanos formara parte de Ia
Junta de Distrito, reuni6se el CO.
mite, siendo electo por unanimidsd
uuestro corrsligionario don Pedro
Vieira.
La labor de Q. W. criticando
desde las Columns de aEl AguilaS
las condiciones de Tin edifcio per
tensciente al municipio es por de-
mas iniusta ( irrazonable. Is inc
xacto que el referido edi6cio Sc es-
te usando como hospital.
Lo cierto, 10 innegable es que
nuestros ediles, respondiendo STEM
pre- 4 TN espiritu generoso y lleno
de compassion hdcia esos seres des-
heredados de la fortuna q1e care
cen de hogar, ofrecieronle dicho
edikcjo; poro nunca como hospital
toda vez que no esta preparado pa
ra ese objeto, porque el estado f.
nanciero del municipio no 10 per-
mite.
Nos explicamos claramentc
Ia defensa que hace Q. W. del ca
DO de la policia seAor Casanovas.
Claro esta, es necesario que sus pro-
tejidos ocupen la vanguardia y pro
curen presentarlo como funcionaric
modelo, para asi seguir gozando de
la muy visible parcialidad que hoy
disfrutan.
va prop6sito de este fuuciona.
rio. iEl pueblo de Puerto Rico Il
paga para ocuparse el y un guardis
en- instruir en- la tactica militar {
unos cuantos chiquillos 8 para ocu
parse en- 81 cumplilniento de sus de
beres?
CORK1sPoNsAE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-18
Casino Esp'io| De Manat
Juegos Florales~>Convocatoria

FL Casino Espanol de Manati
con el alto prop6sito de contribuir,
en- la medida do sus fuerzas, al de-
sarrollo de las letras puertorrique-
fias, estimulando 4 los cultivadores
del gay saber, ha acordado celebrar
unos Juegos Flol ales. Al efecto
ha nombrado una Comisi6n Orga-
nizadora compuesta de don Clemen-
te Ramirez, presideute, don Facf6-
co Taboas, don Enrique Zorrilla,
don Josefno Pa1es, don Arturo
Cortss, don Antonio de Alheran,
vocales, y don Felix Cordova Da-
villa, secretario, la que Sc enaltece
en- invitar a todos los poetas resi-
dentes en- la isla, con el fin de que
concurran al torneo literario que
tendra lugar en- los salones del men
cionado centro q las ocho de la
noche del dia is de Septiembre de
1907, conforme a las siguientes
BASES:
"a Tendran derecho a tomar
parte en- el certamen todos los poe
tas que residan en- la isla y los
puertorriqueiios ausentes Ell el ex-
trangero.
~ Las poesias perteneceran
al genero lfrico y estaran escritas
en- castellano, quedando tema y me-
tro al arbitrio de los autores.
{ g. Sc otorgaran tres premios,
por orden sucesivo de merito, q las
tres mejores composiciones que Sc
presenter al certamen, consistiendc
el primer prernio Ell una dior ma
tural y un diploma Ell segundo er
mn aClavel de orc y TN diplomao J
el tercero en- una "Margarita d.
oroO y TN diplomat
a Las poesfas Sc dirigiran sit
frma, al secretario de esta Conf
sion don Felix C6rdova Davila, an
tes del 20 de Agosto de 1907 a la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-18
. DESDE TOl-llTA
A1HO mas acerca del CO.
rrespOnsal del SAgui-
la,> de Ponce.
2ODRE e. IUEz De PAz
Alas y arrastraderas -Ubrt
municipal.-Para mi Ii.
bro de memorials.
gODRE e. IUEz De PAZ
fContinuaci6n.)

!. :, Reftiendonos ahora al Juez de
Paz ino habiamos quedado On que
.desempeharia ESQ sin el aditan'tnto,
solo por amor al artt!
Ahora, por 10 que hemos visto,
resulta que en- estos hltimos dias
ha estado echando alas y arrastra-
deras por conseguir una teta en- la
46ye municipal, teni9ndolo Las con-
trariedades NAL humoradas y sin
comfoymi1ad.
Fl amigo Nieves, asf bonach6n
y todo 10 demas, nos esta tirando
con baraja de pase.
Despues de todo sbueno es TN
pan con dos pedazos,S y NADIA mas
natural que aviva del altar el que
al altar sirve,S como dice Ia Santa
Biblia.
Ponemos su nombre en- Ia car
terra de sMemoriass para recomen.
darlo cuando llegue el aho de 1908
4 1909, 81 estamos vivos y con sa-
lud.
POGO tempo.
Concluye el corresponsal echan-
doA fyesc0 al policfa que detuvo {
Antonio Lozada por TN sjinquetazor
que le diera 4 Justine Pacheco.
81 que este sea I'm a:oven dc
constitution vigorosaS y el Lozada
un shombre va entrando en- amos,
de constitution debil y enfermo poi
afiadidura,s y no es motive bastante
para dejar de Greer en- la perpetra
ci0n del delito.
lAviados estarian los debiles S
81 derecho de dar Tin ajinquetaxo
SOLO 10 tuvieran los fornidos, lo
fuertes, los grandes como sMagefio,
por ejemplo!
81 coraz6n manda las carnes
Mas sindGresis amigo,
LUCAS GOMEZ.
Toa-alta, JUNO de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-18
NOTLS De FAJARD0
del nuOvO CO.
mite unionista. = Los
niembros Olegidos.
PERMUTA De EMPLEADOS
Reparaci6n del camino de
Fajardo al puerto. = La
Sub.eStaci6n de anemia.

JUNO I3-El dia 5 del eorrien-
te 'tuvo efecto Ell el teatro de este
pueblo la election de nueva Junta
local de la Union. La convention,
entire otros acuerdos, adopto por
unanimidad el muy merecido y sim
patico de nombrar prssidentes ho-
norarios del partido en- Fajardo a
los sehores Munoz Rivera, Ramon
Mendez Cardona y Luis de Cells
Alquier.
Los siguientes prestigiosos unio-
nistas han resultado electos para
formar el comite local:
Presidente, don Antonio R.
Barcel6; secretario, don Rafael J.
Bird; tesorero, don Esteban Lopez
Cruz; vocales: don Jesus Moyano,
don Jose Miguel Rivera, don Diego
Zalduondo We've, don Juan Pensdo
Benitez, don Manuel de Guzman
Benltez, don Jose Agustin Carreras;
vocales suplentes don Domingo
Rivera, don Zen6n Fuentes, don
Jovito Pereira, don Ramon A. Mu-
fioz, don Antonio Vazquez.
FL partido ha quedado alta
mente satisfecho de esta election,
que no puede ser mas acertada.
-Nuestros amigos don Pedro
Ma Rodriguez y don Joaquin Lopez
Cruz, secretario y tesorero munich
Pal de este pueblo, respectivamente
han permutado sus puestos por mt
tua conveniencia.
La sub estaci6n de anemia
bajo la competente direction de
doctor Jose A. Diaz, esta prestand
grandes bene6cios a esta jurisdic
ci6n.
-,-En la Ultima session del cor
cejo ha solicitado el alcalde un ere
ditto para reparar Ell camino de Fl
, jardo al puerto. Asi mismo ha n
,omendado el seiior Cells al conc,
10 varias transferencias de credit
para hacer frente enseguida di
l. tintas obras de utilidad, entire ell;
J.. la reedi6caci6n de Ia casilla de al
!. topsias en- el cementerio.
C0RRRSPoNsAL.