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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30

In regard to the McEwen incident
at Winnipeg, the Winnipeg Free Press
yesterday published the following: ].
w. Phillipson, whose young brother
is said to have left the city in company
with the hypnotist McEwen, called at
the Offices OF the Free Press yesterday
to enter a complaint in reference to
the manner in which the matter had
been dealt with by the department of
the attorney general and the city
police.
1t appears that while McEwen was
in the city. he became acquainted with
George Edward Phillipson. a young
man who recently arrived in the city
from his home in Ireland and who is
now but eighteen years of age. and
therefore a minor. McEwen APP
parently obtained considerable pow
er over the young man and induced
him to take part in the performance
given at the Walker theatre. He was
also induced to give an exhibition of
the hypnotic sleep in the window of
a local store.
]. w. Phillipson, who is the elder
brother of the young man, was un-
aware that his brother had had any
connection with McEwen until he saw
him asleep in the window. He en-
tered the store and demanded that
his brother should be awakened, but
was prevented from touching him by
McEwen's assistant. He then went to
the police, who refused to give him
any assistance. He returned to the
store and with a friend compelled Nc
Ewen's assistant to permit young
Phillipson to be taken from the win
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30
WAR DEPARTMENT
EXPERTS IN
CITY
Will Keep Close Watch on the
Encroaching Waters of
the Red.

The rise of water in the muddy
Red continues on the slow order, the
government guage registering 21.5 at
noon today. Yesterday morning the
guage showed height of 1874, and
twelve hours later 1914. This morning
the rise was only a between z o'clock
and the noon hour.
The government engineers, H. Van
SAINT and E. ]. Dugan, are in the city
today, waiting for the ice to move
and for the water to reach its highest
point. The gentlemen are from St.
Paul where they are employed in the
U. s. engineers Office of the war de-
partment. They were down on the
river this morning looking the stu
alton over but did not unpack their
instruments. When the ice has moved
they expect to take measurements,
and gather data as to the volume of
water, the velocity of the stream, and
other points used in the government
reports.
According to the belief of these gov
eminent experts. there will be no
great flood in the Red river valley.
In conversation with an Evening
Times representative this afternoon
one of the gentlemen said: mo, I
don't think there is much danger of
a flood of any serious nature, for the
real danger point is now passing.
This cold weather, while it necessi-
tates few days wait on our part. is
truly a God-send to this vicinity for
1t has checked the emptying of great
volumes Of water into the river at one
time and has given the surface water
already in the bed. chance to wend
its tortuous way to Kind Edwards
domains
Thirteen Feet Higher.
According to the figures in the pos
session of Captain John F. Hayes,
chief of the government fleet of boats
In the river, the stage of water is
nearly thirteen feet higher than at
corresponding date in 1906. The
records show only nine feet on the
guage on March 81 year ago. This
simply means that the season is ear
lier than in 1906" said Captain Hayes
today.
However, no matter how early the
river opens it will make no record"
said the captain, and he produced
Winnipeg excerpt on March %, 1878,
nearly three decades ago, showing
that navigation was then open, as
follows:
First steamer of the season ar
rived from Fishers landing at 500,
SIS. Alpha, Captain Mario Fadden.
Red river free from ice between
Winnipeg and Grand Forks as early
as March 10 of that year; indeed the
river temporarily open in the early
part of January for many miles, and
the water reached the top of it's banks
at Grand Forks, though it of course
subsequently froze again."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30
WILL BURN OLD WARRANTS
Considerable Work to be Done by
County Commissioners
Gather Monday.

The board of county solons COM
posed of Chairman P. n. Korsmo and
Commissioners Poupore, Murphy,
Haddow and Thompson, will meet on
Monday morning for the annual house,
cleaning session. Among the number
of important items to be disposed of,
are the outlawed warrants which will
be consigned to fiery grave. Bids for
the furnishing of groceries for the
wards Of Pat Mahon, superintendent
of the Arvilla poor farm. have been
advertised for and they will DO opened
on May 1. At next weeks session,
County Auditor Hans Anderson will
qualify and the reports of the county
justices will be fled
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30

agonizing cries quickly brought his
mother to the scene and Mr.. Barnes
was appealed to over the telephone.
w. H. Kelsey was passing the store
at the time and Mr.. Barnes called into
requisition Mr. Kelsey's automobile
and physician was rushed to the
residence on South Fifth street.
Stitches were sewed in the injured
digit and though the nail was torn off
and the flesh badly lacerated, it is
hoped to save the finger from more
serious complications.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30
THREATEN SUIT AGAINST GREAT NORTHERN

AS the result of the holding at st.
Cloud of Frank Quigley and William
King, the men charged with grand
larceny, E. 8. Carey, the attorney, will
bring suit against the Great Northern
railway company for damages. Mr..
Carey claims that Quigley and King
were imprisoned without cause. He
claims that the men were confined in
the county jail at Minneapolis for six
months and in the county Jail in st.
Cloud for four weeks, when the rail-
way company had absolutely no case
against the men. He states that the
detectives could give no proof that the
shoes found in the suit case owned
by Quigley, were stolen and could not
even identity them as the ones taken
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30
PREDICTS A BIG INFLUX
Secretary of State Blaisdell Optimis.
tic for Northern Part Of
State.

Secretary of State Alfred Blaisdell
of Minot has returned to Bismarck
after short visit in Minnesota.
He reports prospects good for a
continued immigration into the Mouse
river country and the northern and
northwestern parts of the state. Sec
rotary Blaisdell is closing up the
work devolving upon him following
the session of the legislature, and
preparing for the arrangement of
copy for the legislative blue book and
the session laws, as we'll as attend
ing to their duties Of an official char
acter.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30
END OF FINGER SEVERED IN DOOR JAM

About 9 o'clock this morning the
two and half year old boy of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. ]. Barnes suffered very ex-
cruciating and unfortunate accident,
when one of his tiny hands became
wedged between a slammed door and
the sill. bruising and crushing the
tender flesh and bone of the fore fin
ger so badly that the end of the finger
hung almost by thread of skin.
When the accident occurred the
child was alone in the room but his
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30

from the box car at Melrose. He
claims that the state had no reason
to believe that it could prove that
either King or Quigley took the shoes
If they were stolen. Carey, of course,
will bring suits in the names of the
late prisoners. He stated that he would
attempt to make a settlement with the
railway company.
The arrest of the two men followed
a box car robbery near Melrose. De-
tectives of the company made the ar
rest, and up till this week the man had
been held. A few days ago at st.
Cloud following a preliminary hearing,
the two men were discharged from
custody, there being no case against
them.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30
SETTING THE PACE.
Devils Lake Paper Gives Evening
Times q Most Favorable Mention.

DevllS Lake faper G1VeS Evening
Times Most Favorable Mention.
Devils Lake Inter-Ocean: The
Evening Times is setting a pace in
Grand Forks up-to-date journalism
that is making the moribund Press and
senile Herald show symptoms of
"chowing down in scoring, shadow
leary and sure to lose the POLE"
Lincoln would say. The Press is MAX
ing desperate effort to keep in the
race and has brought Stewart, the car
toonist back from Indiana to help.
Fred Lincoln another old attache of
the Times, has consented to assist
in rejuvenating the Press, but he will
be in business for himself in a few
weeks. The Herald is still voting for
Andy Jackson-and the Evening Times
will soon have the field all to itself.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30
Election Monday.

Monday is election day. In Grand
Forks it will be merely formal af-
fair. there being no opposition in any
Of the wards. One alderman in each
ward will be named, and there is only
one change, that in the Sixth ward.
S. Collins retires. and John Valley
will take his place.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30
THOMAS is BUSY.
Making
Attorney Of Benson County
Things Hum q Bit.

States Attorney Thomas of Benson
county, is said to be rather busy
man cleaning the county out, so far
as disreputable characters are con-
cerned. This week, four persons, two
women and two men, were arrested at
Leeds and placed in the county Jail.
They were arrested on complaints
out by the states attorney himself.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30
TO HAVE BUILDING BOOM.
Indian School Will Have Some Of Inn
nr0yements Contemplated.

Wahpeton. N. D., March Wahpe-
ton will experience something of a
building boom this year. Improvements
aggregating about $4,000 already are
Contemplated. These include work on
the Indian school grounds and build
ings, improvements at the science
school and an addition to tine mechan.
zeal building, three-story store and
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30

ments made yesterday are fulfilled
the facilities for the stock man and
the machinery man will not be ex-
celled anywhere in the northwest.
The plans will be sent to st. Paul
for ratification before active work il
begun.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30
COOLEY is DELEGATE.
Will Represent North Dakota Baptist
Convention in WASHINGTON.

Rev. Myron E. Cooley of Fargo has
been delegated by the executive COM
mittee of the North Dakota Baptist
convention to attend the May ami
versary meeting to be held in Wash
ington. D. C. This meeting will be
one of the largest of its kind ever
held,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30

several miles of concrete work. A
new city hall, a sheriff's residence and
Jail and an armory for Company I,
N. D. N. G., are among the possibili-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30
WILL GIVE A BANQUET.

Y. N. C. A. Board Of Directors to En-
terrain Business Men.
Invitations have been sent out by
the board of directors of the Y. NJ. G..
A. to business men of the city inviting
them to attend banquet to be given
next Thursday evening in the associ-
alton building. The banquet will be
big affair. There will be a program
of toasts. and number of stereopti-
con views will be shown.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-30
Contract For Lighting.

VOHtTuCI TUT IIBHtIH8s
The contract for the electric wiring
in the Mann block at Devils Lake has
been let to the Mcbride Electric COM
pany. Architect ]. Bell DeRemer will
superintend the work.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
Impresiones y noticias
N. de la R.

de reunirse para solicitar de la COM
paiia el aumento de las horas de
trabajo de II & I6 centavos y el
cambio de uniforme por otro de una
tela que sea mas encubridors.
La Corte de Distrito de San
Juan ha declatado roto el vfnculo
matrimonial que unfa q la sefiora
Maria Rios y al seiior Jose Collazo.
Ell vecindario de Guraho We
ria con gusto que lie destinase
alli un sarcerdote cat6lico, al cual
podrian asegurarle TN sueldo cuan-
do menos de 80 dollars mensuales,
aparte de las entradas de la parro-
quia.
= Informan de Rio. piedras que
en- aHato. Reys, en- los trabaios de
plcado de piedras, Jose Belen Ro.
man, dedicado a esa labor, perdi6
On ojo, por golpe que recihera de
! una piedra cuando otro la tritura-
ba. 81 hecho ha sido casual. E
juez de paz conoce del asunto.
Aver por la madrugada ia
lleci6 en- Patillas el seiior Jose Ro
driguez Suarez, hijo del fenecidc
industrial Jose Rodriguez:Fuentes
que fue muy popular en- San Juan
81 sehor Rodriguez estaba I'll
tlmamente empleado en- la sCentra
Lafallettes. Reciban sus deudo,
nuestro pesame.
En- Caguas fueron arrestado
por la policia los iudividuos Ruper
to Plaza, Juan Medina, Juan Ale
jandro Santiago y Rafael Beltran
! requisitoriados por el delito de tur
!. bar la paz p1blica.
, -Ha sido aprobado por el CO
mlslonado de Educaci6n el presr
: puesto adicional de Vieques con u
, montante de ipgtesos de 81 sas g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06

I'll gobernador conferenci6
brevemente esta maflana con los
sreporterss de la prensa, Inform6
que habfa estado hoy a visitarle el
juez municipal de Cayey seiior Ma
nnel Ginorio, de quien Sc diio pre-
sentaria su renuncia dentro de po-
co tempo 81 sefior Post suplic6
al sefor Ginorio aplazara su renun
cia por ahora y cree que dicho juez
seguira en- su puesto hasta enero
pr6ximo. Siento mucho-dijo el
Gobernador-que un buen juez
como el sefor Ginorio renuncie su
cargo, pues 20 tengo en- el mucha
con6anza. 81 cargo de Attorney
General expres6 Mr.. Post lie ha
bia sido ofrecido al aboga6o Mr..
F. H. Hord, pero este ha contes
tado que no lie es possible aceptarlo.
De sentirse es-dijo el Gober
hador- que no podamos conseguir
para ese puesto un hombre de las
condolences del seiior Hord.
81 jefe de la policia -termina =
me ha informado que no existe ma
da de particular en- la isla y QUE
todo esta en- calma.
La entrevista termin6 q las /.
y1sp. m.
-Hasido nombrada para ser
vir una escuela preparatoria en- Nc
rows, la maestro Angela Laureano
La comisi6n de la policf
expuls6 del cuerpo a los gdardia
Enrique Cap6 y Cecilio Rodriguez
de la Playa de Ponce: Jose Elicier
de Las Marfas y Asunciou Sierra
de CuSnica. Este ultimo guardi
fue Ell que promovi6, no hace mt
cho. IN escandalo en- el cafe IL
MallorquinaD de esta ciudad.
Para mismbro de Ia Juni
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06

Insistiendo sobre la question
Marin B'anes, que pretende conver-
tir en- question de Diego.Muiioz,
escribe el diario republican, de San
Juan:
Isl no hubo discordia existia
completa solidaridad entire Mufloz
y de Diego. Lo sentlmos por Ma
rim, que nj siquiera tuvo el apoyo
de su hermano politico.s
Ell TEMPO puede sentir TODD
10 que quiera. La llbertad de SEN
timientos existia hasta en- las epocas
de Torquemada y Portocarrero.
Recuerde, sin embargo, que
Muhoz Rivera no recomend6 q ma
die de su familia nj ahora nj antes.
Que Sc opuso & la elecci6n
de su propio hermano para la Sc
cretarfa de la C5mara, imponien-
dola una mayoria de representatives.
Que, en- los dfas del Gobierno
auton6mico, don Ramon Marin fuk
nombrado director del Manicomio
por la Diputaci6n Provincial y don
Quintin Negr6u Sanjurjo funciona-
rio en- Hacienda por el Secretario
Fernandez Juncos.
Observe tambien que, en- el
movlmiento de personal del Conso-
lidado, hace pocos meses, el seiior
Negr6n Sanjurjo tuvo que aceptar
un puesto de sesenta dollars al mes,
poseyendo capacidad para cargos
muy superiores y habiendo servido
otros con clento cincuenta y dos
cientos dollars mensuales.
81 seiior Mufoz Rivera, 81 al,
guna vez puede inAuir en- la provi-
sion de empleos, infuye para com
pensar servicios poliicos sobre la
base de una perfecta capacidad tee
MICA 8 administrative.
Cuando TN hermano polftlco
del ssfior Mufioz Rivera necesita
colocarse, va sabe de antemano
que ha de emplear otros medios,
otras personas hasta cumplir sus
aspiraclones.
Y vamos adelante:
--UDice La Dem0cydlG Que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06

EscoIar de Lares, ha sido nombrado
el seiior T. R. Alfonso.
--Anoche como a las ocho y
cuarto, en- el circo del cinemat6gra-
70, fuG estropeado por el individuo
Pedro Jon, empleado de dicho cir
co, el nifo de ocho amos Rafael
Marcano, quien recibio una contu-
sidn de segundo grado y uua heri-
da contusa en- la region superciliar;
una herida por desgarro en- el Ia
bio superior y una confusion en- la
nariz que lie produjo una epistaxis.
EsteSnino es hiio del polieia Mar
cano, mdsido de la banda del cuer-
po. 81 agresor fue detenido anoche
mismo por la policia.
Hoy circul6 por esta ciudad,
una hoja suelta suscrita por el Sc
cretario de la Junta de Distrito de-
aCfrculo obrero riquefioo er
el distrito de San Juan, convocandc
para una asamblta del sindicato de
cofcios varioss, cuyo acto tendrt
efecto esta noche en- 81 local de di
cha institution, Fortaleza 70.
En- la pr6xima semana rea
nudara sus visitas a las tuntas es
colares de Ia isia Ell seiior Gonzale
Font.
Sc ha consedido una nuev
escuela rural q la municipalidad d
Rio Grande.
Ell stfior Marcos Fuentes b
sido nombrado maestro rural de ]
isla Culebra.
Sc encuentra va restablecid
de SD erfermedad en- Mayaguez
, | S nor Salvador Suau Hernandez &
la casa &C mercial aSucesores Z
A SuauD de aquella plaza.
Los conductores y MOTOR
a tas de los cares elecuicos trata
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
CLARION S0NANT "

Mufioz no frma nomina de tres mil
dollars. Lo sentimos. Pero la ha
frmado de ocho mil -
En- efecto: Munoz Rivera tuvo
ocho mil dollars de sueldo, durante
un siio, en- el gobierno insular,
Pero renuncio al cargo y al sueldo
desde el punto mismo en- que el
Gobernador militar american Mr.
Henry dl6 el dltimo golpe q la au-
tonomia que Espaiia concedi6 q
Puerto Rico.
Y aquel cargo, el de Presiden-
te del Consejo de Secretaries, no
era de nombramiento Official, exclu-
sivo, sino que dependia de la orga-
nizaci6n de los poderes, dentro de
un sistema neta1nente parlamenta.
rio.
Slendo jefe de Tin partido que
dominaba en- los dos cuerpos cole
gisladores, Muhoz Rivera no po.
dia e&cusarse de presidir el gabine-
te colonial.
FL general Henry, al consti-
tuir TN gabinete suyo, quiso que
Muhoz Rivera continuase en- la Sc
cretaria de Estado. Y recibi6 esta
coutestaci6n:
No puedo admitir. Agradez.
co el honor y 10 rehuso. Yo no fui
nunca empleado nj 10 sere jamas.
Ful representante de un pueblo en-
un regimen. No acepto la secre-
taria.S
Ese fue y ese es el cfiterio de
Munoz Rivera. Los demas tendran
el que gusten. No nos parece NAL
que Sc ocupen posiciones burocrad-
cas- y Sc frmen n6minas DE POGO
TRABAJo. Lo que nos parece NAL
es que, por seguir firmando las tales
n6minas 4 ocupando las cuales po-
siciones, Sc declare y Sc mantenga,
como politica invariable, la polftica
de pasar Poy todo y sqbortarlo toao.
Ell T1RMPo sabra quien declara
y mantiene esa politica.
Y ahora una notita final:
a-Mnfioz Rivera-palabra de
al Tp,u o-dice o11e tiAne me-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06

nos ilusiones que nadie y que sarri-
ba gallardean solos, solos y solcs
los americanos.
iSorprende esa afrmaci6n ter
minantey rotunda 4 los doctores $
del sanhedrin republican,?
mo conocfan NADIA de ESQ les
hombres que redactan los articulos
curvilineos de FL TEMPO?
iIgnoraban que los puertorri.
quefios ToDos, ToDos ToDos estan
abajo y ToDos, ToDos roDos los
americanos arriba?
Pues preg1ntenlo q los EN-.
pleados criollos, que por raz6n de
origen ganan menos que sus cole
gas continentales.
Pregdntenlo a los que cuGdya~
el presupuesto con los suicides gran
des q la parte de ALA y los pequeiios
q la parte de aca.
Preg1ntenlo q los leaders de
los partidos que no saben nunca q
que atenerse y que necesitan supli-
car 10 que de derecho les CORES
ponde.
Pregdntenlo q todo el mun-
do, q los ricos, q los pobres, a los
varones y a las hembras, a los adul.
tos y a los nlhos.
Es algo que esta en- la concien-
cia del pals, como esta el ca1stico
sobre las carnes del enfermo.
Solo que para escribirlo, y sos
tenerlo, y ratifcarlo, es precise no
ocupar nj aceptar posiciones, no
suscribir n6minas, no entrar en-
compromises, no sentir la coacci6n
de los que dan el nombramiento:
en- una palabra, SER LIBRE.
La libertad puede decir la ver-
dad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06

relative precios de tarifas y pasa-
jes, pretendiendose que los que
en- adelante rijan, sean uniformes.
Tambien Sc hab!6 de la construc.
ci6n de TN immense trasatlantico de
A7,ooo toueladas. 81 comercio y Ia
opinion pdblica en- general sospe
chan que Sc trata de una combina
ci6n, cuyos tfectos es precise pre-
venir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
NOT|cAS LOCALES
Session Ordinaria en- el
Consejo Executive.
Una reception.
AESTADOS- -UNIDOs
Visltas al honorable Gober.
nador. FL doctor Doval.
Renuncia presentada.
ESTADOS- -UNIDOs
Mahana celebrara session ordi-

AH H~SASAN ~ -
maria Il Consejo Executive.
-El doctor Narciso Doval ha
presentsdo su ienuncia' como Supe-
rintendente del Sanatorio De TIT
berculosos, de Santurce.
-Fsta noche habra una recep-
ci6n en- Ia morada del comisionado
de Educacl6n seiior Dexter, para la
cual ban sido invitados solamente
los jefes de division de aquel depar-
tsmento y sus respectivas familias.
Hoy visitaron al Gobernador
Post el abogado Hord, el juez mu-
nicipal de Cayey seiior Ginorio y el
doctor Barbosa.
Aver fueron asistidos en- Ia
sala &c socorros Jose Alvarez, &c
una herida en- la region frontal;
Valentin Correa, confusion en- la
region femoral izqulerda Jose Vegs,
htrida por desgarro sobre los de-
dos anular, medic y meiiique de la
mano derecha; Fernando Vega, he
rida contusa en- la region occipital.
I'll dia 10 embarcara, proba-
blemente, para los Estados Unidos,
el secretario de Puerto Rico, Mr..
Wllloughby, quien haTa uso de ecua.
tro semanas de licencia para ir a
yer 4 su seiiora que reside en- Was
hinton.
-Seg1n informes hoy por la
madrugada Sc fugaron del manico-
milo los alienados pudientes Do.
mingo Martinez, de Mayaguez y
Felix Sanabria, de Salinas, que
hacfa pocos dias Sc hallaban en-
aquel asilo. Estaban de guardia
los loqueros Julio Garcia y Seve-
riano Vega.
-Esta noche celebrara session
ordinaria ei Soberano Consejo Ka.
dosh aBorinquenD numero 6.
-Autorizado por el Goberna.
dor el Comisionado de Educacl6n
ha regalado al Departamento Con
solidado varias maderas y materia.
les con destiro a la Escuela de Ar
tes y O6cios, estabieclda en- Ell Ash
10 de Nihos de Santurce.
Rafael Rivera, que fue de.
tenido esta madrugada por la poll
ella, estuvo hoy por la mahana en-
la sala sala de socorros, donde Sc le
asisti6 de una herida contusa en- Ia
region parietal, que dice Sc la pro.
dujo eli guardia al detenerle.
Ell policia Rafael Alvarez,
presto anoche TN imPortaate seivi.
clio: Encontro durmiendo en- una
casa al muchacho Sebastian Rivera
y al llamarle para detenerle, este
emprendi6 la fuga. 81 guardia Il
sigui6 hasta apresarlo, propinandc'
lie en- la carrera su correspondence
macanazo y hoy 10 denuncio a Ii
Corte Municipal, nada menos Out
por escalamiento. FL Juez no tom(
en- consideration la denuncia y pu
so en- libertad al acusado.
Sc han inscrito en- el registrC
civil los nacimlentos de Francisco
Bay1an Robes, Juan de la Cruz Pc
rez Delgado y Maria Perez Delgi
do; Y las defunciones de Andre
Andino y Altagracia Marcilia Cas-
tillo.
-E.ta maiiana celebr6 un
entrevista con el Comisionado q
Educaci6n el sefior Manuel Fernar
dez Juncos, tratando en- ella d
asuntos escolares.