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The Washington times., 1907-01-20
Successful Euchre Party.

A successful euchre party was held at
the home of Miss Mable Lorsen Monday
evening. After ten successive games
were played the punch cards were ex-
amined. Mr.. Mathew II Whitley and
Miss Cora BethmelI received first prizes.
Those present were Messrs. Mathew
Whitley. Louis Shrater, Jesse LOnglaw.
Horace Clingberger, James r. Connolly.
William p. GlRtner. James X. Austen.
and Misses Edna Atwell, Mable Lorson,
Kate Graysnell. Emma Right. Julia
Iineman, Mabel Welton. Lillian Thomp-
son May Hunt, and Edna Key.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
In Honor of Sons Return.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Robinson had a
number If people AT their residence. on
Eighth street Tuesday evening The
occasion was held in honor OF their SON s
return from a years stay in New Mex
leo. After listening 10 the interesting
story OF Mrs Robinson's stay in the
Western Territory, the happy guests
We're ushered into the dining room,
where supper was served. Those pres
ent we're Mr. and Mrs. Graysnen, Mrs,
Anna Wellington. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tally. Ralph Angess. Miss Lillian
Breezy Mrs. Arthur Young. Miss How
ard EaTkiey, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Robinson.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

j. ". jarvis. VINO spent Few days
az this place. has returned 10 his bust
ness in Boston.
Miss Johanson has returned 20 her
home In New York city. after a pleas
Keavis, at this place.
NJ Quinn. of Grant avenue. spoke
at the Young Peoples EndeaveT. at the
Memorial Church. In Washington. on
Friday evening.
Mrs Nina Holmes arrived here Thurs
day from Des MOines. Iowa. ana viii
visit al the home of hes son, c. Z.
Holmes, or Blair Road
Mrs. Clarke. OF this place. visited
friends in Washington Wednesday.
Mrs. Carly. Of Ait Pleasant. was a
guest OF AIRS. c. c. King. Of Cedar
street.
X c. Russell, who has been in Hart
fore. Conn. the past week. returned
Tuesday evening 10 his home. on High
land avenue.
Mrs. Ralph Dennison. Of Pine street.
Is visiting friends ia Baltimore.
Mr. Hancock came 70 this place from
Boston. Mass. 10 maze this place his
home during this WtEtz:.
Mrs. u. W. Reayis called on friends
at this place on Monday.
r D Hotten. OF New Market. Va.
visited his son, William D. Hotel. al
this place lsst week.
Mrs. Smith. who has been in OniC
visiting. returned recently 10 her hons
or Carroll avenue.
DIR. j. II. Neal and wife called OF
friends in TakOma Park Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Ellsworth who has beer
quite III at her home, on Magnolia ave
nue., IS slowly recovering
Miss Miller has recently come 70 thii
place from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. / J. Smith. of Bright
wood. were at this place Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
MAgricUltUre

The Farmers had as their opponents
in the departmental league chess match
last Wednesday evening. az the Wash
ington Chess Club. the Navy-Wa team,
which is composed OF some of last
years champions The match resulted
in a dlaw. Prof. Hitchcock. OF the Blu
reau o. Animal Industry. being the
only knight of his team - score "a vic
tory. which ne dld by defeating his OPP
ponent, &. l. Smell, OF the Navy.
Messrs Rutter and Pew. " the Farm
ers, won their games 5y forfeiture.
while Roberts. Parks. and Cross lost In
actual play. This II probably the last
match Prof Hitchcock VIII participate
In this season. as lie has Teen detailed
by the department 10 do speciaI work
abroad. and leaves the last OF this
month 10 assume his new duties. His
absence will seriously handicap the
Farmers. as he is a very strong pla 5~r'
and has been putting up "A fine article
OF the royal game this winter. having
lost but one game so far iu the present
tournament He has also made an eX-
cellent record IN the departmental
league handicap. but will b. unable 10
complete his schedule. The Farmers do
not PLAY again until January -. when
they have az tholr opponents The IN
terror team. Following is the result OF
Wednesdays match;
Agriculture- Roberts, o; Hitchcock. /.
Parks, o. Cross, o. Rutter. /; Pew, ].
Total. g.
Navy War-TibbeJs, /; Smell, o; W"b-
ster. !. Moikow. i; 2 games forfeited.
Total 3.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Rev Father Noonan. OF ST. Dominic's
Church. The feast OF the Holy Name
VIII be celebrated Sunday in the Catho-
lie churches, and II was thought that the
special program outlined would be ap-
propriate for its observance in St The
resa' 5 parish. Following the service the
members OF the different societies pres
ent viii be entertained in the church
hall at a smoker.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
Returned 10 Duty.

Sergt Charles A. Stevens. in com
nand OF the AnacOstia station. who
mas been absent from duty owing 20
illness, resumed charge OF the affairs
OF the precinct last Saturday relieving
Sergt. J. ". Mccormick. who was as
signed from night work 20 the day
post Mounted Oficer A ". Green has
been acting as sergeant al night.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
Baptists Plan Reunion.

Plans are under consideration for q
reunion OF the members Of the Anacos-
tia Baptist Church the latter part OF the
present month. The event viii be the
nrst OF this character ever held by the
church. 1t is the intention 20 have all
the members assemble answer 10 roll
can and enjoy an entertainment
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
Building a New Homo.

Policeman Joseph l.. elliott Of the
Aaaeostia force. Is having a new dwell
!ag built at premises 40 Jackson street.
II will be a six-TOom house. containing
modern improvements. and will cost
t2.OOo. The contract has been awarded
10 Mrs. A l.. Fuss. a local architect.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

they could write a new story-neWs had
been unusually quiet all day-when sud
denly the door opened and "a handsome
young woman walked in the room
There was a scamper for COASTAL the
fellows were in their shirt sleeves pipes
and cigarettes were discarded and every
body sat up" and tried 10 look hand
some. The young woman came on a
business mission. She disposed OF il
quickly and was soon gone. But her
short presence had dispelled the gloom
and everything seemd brighter for her
short presence. The press room is sell
dom honored by the presence OF "A lady
visitor and this event was out OF the
ordinary. Three OF the reporters are
married men. the other one-Nick-is a
bachelor and oh. how chesty he did get
after the lady departed. lie seemed 10
think she gave him special look, and
he even went 70 the looking glass 10
take a look at himself. lie returned to
his desk with a self-satisned smile that
seemed to say. "Oh, I'm the candy boy
A little later when IL was learned that
the lady was a married woman, Nick
became crusty, left the room for a round
OF the building foT news, and an attempt
70 hide MS disappointment
Dan Donovan. Of the Auditors Once.
noted for his fund Of good stories, was
stumped for once yesterday when asked
to tell an original story, not a chestnut
one OF the busiest men in the building
last week was Louis c. Wilson, one of
the assistant assessors IN Assessor +. ".
W. Grinn's office. He was too busy
10 even talk TO the newspaper men. for
whom he has 4 fUndness and that Is
reciprocated by the members OF the
Fourth Estate
Commissioner Biddle. who has been out
of the city for the past three days, Is
expected in his office tomorrow morning.
O. T. Shoemaker. leave clerk. is on
the sick list and was absent from his
Office Saturday.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Mrs. T. ]. Moore. who has been spend
ing a few days with her nephew. c.. II.
Shannon. or New Glatz, Nd, has re-
turned TO her home
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
Personal Notes.

Miss Anna Vincent, OF p Maple ave-
nue.. who has been confined TO her home
by a severe attack Of grip. is able to be
about again.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Miss Nellie Smith, OF the city. was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cox at dinner
last week.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
GOSSIP OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
Osfict BHIdntg

Waldo c. Htbbs, secretary 10 Commts-
siOner Macfarland, and Louis c. Wilson.
assistant assessor, purpose the coming
spring 10 make a l25-mlle tramp In the
Virginia mountains.
These two young men are enthusiastic
pedestrians. and ia anticipation OF their
coming walk through the picturesque
Shenandoah have accumulated large
number of road maps designed for the
use OF motorists and wheelmen, showing
the location Of towns. rivers and roads
When not busy with their official duties
the two are in executive session OF
in consultation with friends on this
proposed trip. Every one In the District
building has heard something about H.
AS soon as the weather opens up
warm M. Hibbs and Mr.. Wilson Will
leave Washington over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad for Shenandoah June
ton, where they Will take the Norfolk
and Western 20 Natural Bridge Station.
After a brief stop they will walk TO
Lexington. a distance of fourteen miles.
From THAI point they will walk through
the picturesque Goshen Pass, in the
Blue Ridge a distance of twenty-five
miles They will make a side trip TO
Meyers cave, on the Norfolk and West
ern railroad. five miles away, made ia
nous before the war by Port CrayOn
I'm his book on the cayeTns.
After exploring the subterranean pas
sages of the Luray cayerns they viii
take a train home. The entire distance
To be covered ON foot viii exceed rs
miles.
These young men have recently lost d
frequent companion on their trips. just
a dog. whose own chief delights were
a long walk and game OF ball a fox
terrier, formally and infrequenuy ad-
dressed as Mr.. Punchnello." and more
familiarly as Punch the longtime
property OF Mr.. Hibbs. lie was a dog
OF character and of ancient English
lineage who walked, OF rather trotted
through lie with ears cooked and tail
up, manifrsting much interest IN what
his friends did. and receiving even the
r-motest suggestion of take a walk
with yelps OF delight. His death, OF
pneumonia recently, threw into mourn
ing a long list OF intimate personal
friends. for he had long ago usuTped
the position of host In his master
house, and extended the glad paw of
welcome 10 the friends of the house
hold
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Charles Schnech was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Glascoe. last week.
Paul Dexter visited friends in Takonla
Park last week.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
Personal Nores.

from Eighth. near Longfellow street, 10
their new home, on Brightwood avenue.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Miss Cora, Bethmell spent Monday
night with her aunt. Mrs. Hummell. OF
Lamont street.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Howard Shellman has left the city for
Chester Pa, where he has a position
with the Chester AK Manufacturing
Company.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Miss Lena Carter had as her guest
last week Miss Frances Turner of The
Plains.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
NIeXN11drIa

Mrs 5. G. Brent last week entertained
her friends al bridge party party al
her home In North Columbus street.
Samuel Cuvillier and son, Charles. left
Alexandria for New York last week.
from which port they sailed for Colon.
Isthmus Of Panama.
Mrs. NJ. y. Cole and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth. are making their home at the
residence OF Mrs. Coles brother. ]. F.
McCraw, in South 81. Asaph street.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett had as her
gust last week her son, Robert, OF New
Mexico.
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage at St Biary's Church parson-
age last week. by the Rev. H J. Cut
Ter Of Henry Borden and Mrs. Mamie
Wells. both OF this city.
DR. Charles 7. Lindsay had as his
guest last week Judge y. c. McDougal.
Of Kansas City.
Thomas W. Collingsworth, who has
been III a. his home in South Fairfax
street, is better.
Miss Sophia Bendheim. who has been
visiting in Richmond, has returned home.
Mrs. Marshall L. hing, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
T. Hanckel. in Charlottesville, has re-
turned home.
J. NJ. Hin had as his guest last week
Representative r. D. Cole. OF Ohio.
Miss Nellie Hoy had as her guest last
week Miss Lillian Becker, OF Richmond
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of William F. Webster, Of
this city, 10 Miss Sara Lassourrielle, OF
New York. The wedding will take place
in this city the last OF this month
Miss Ethel Larmand had as her guest
last week Miss Kate Collins, OF Orange.
Mrs Thomas Moss paid a visit 10
friends in New York last week.
Mrs, George A. Rowland was last week
confined to ner home by sickness.
Miss Eta Jackson last week paid a
visit to Miss Marie Allen. in Harrison
burg.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. William Breadenbridge
have returned from a two weeks visit
with friends in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Louis Schnech is now living with his
sister, Mrs. GIascoe, OF Brightwood ave-
nue..
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
Raw MILK DANGEROUS

Raw MILK DANGEROUS
for Children and InvsIids.
Scarlet fever is unknown in countries
where cows milk Is not used q food
hence milk from uusanitary sLaelss
may contain the poison causing Il.
Mix is also known 70 have caused
epidemfCs Of
pIPHTEERIA. TYPHOID, and 0thsi
ENTEEIO diseases.
A simple preeaution consists N
soALDrNG MILK
Don't poll it,
and scalding 1t viii NOT affect its
digestiblIity. After sCalding keep cool
and covered.
A regular diet FOR children on con-
densed milk Is inadyisabie-
SOCIETY FOR PEEVEHTIoz
or sIcKIEss.
L. BERLINER. Ssc'y.
We favor a stringent Law prohibiting
the sale, OF use in ice cream. OF any
CREAM not pas yizsd.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

William scrivener was last week con-
fined 10 his home by an attack OF grip.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

The next meeting OF the Central High
School Sophomore Club will be at the
home Of Miss Mabel Reeves. OF sher-
man avenue.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Miss Eta Jackson last week paid a
visit to Miss Marie Allen. in Harrison
burg.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Thursday, while the elements outside
cast mantle OF snow over the city and
a gloom inside of the offices of the Dis
trict building, the newspapermen in the
reporters room sat in a brown study
.i1ring 10 think up a subject on which
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

W W. Jefferson, Of the Weather Blu
reau. has returned to duty after a cou-
pie days leave.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
VIaKO1naRarK

J. ". Jarvis. who spent a few days
al this place. has returned 10 his bust
ness IN Boston.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

F. B. Headley, of the Bureau of Plant
Industry, is absent on few days leave
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Waldo T.. Hibbs. secretary 10 Commits
si0uer Aiacfarland. is diplomat OF no
mean abiIity-In this particular accom-
plishment he has demonstrated his abil-
iJy on many an OCCASION feature of
his ripe experience in handling men
that makes him Invaluable 10 the Com
missioner. But no one has ever charged
with being possessed with humor-
Gus turn-he's too dignihed for that.
However. one day last week he went on
record as a humorist Ills telephone bell
rang. lie took down the receiver and
said Hello. when he was greeted with
a pleasant sounding German voice,
which proceeded 10 inquire.
Vas dis der Deestrict building
Secretary Hibbs assured his ques-
toner that it was, when this CONVEX
sation followed:
Vel, is that where they makes lesis-
lauono'
Mr.. Hibbs pleaded guilty TO the charge
and said. Eyes. We do frame up and
recommend 10 Congress some laws up
here
"AH right" said the German voice.
what could you tell me about der
draft OF der beer bin:"
Thunderstruck for the moment as he
had never heard Of any beer legisla-
lion having been before the Board OF
Commissioners. Mr.. Hibbs was puzzled
but only for a moment, when he handed
his German questIOner this lemon over
the wire. "Oh. yes. 1 remember. The
draft OF the beer bill has come 10 light
but for the present il viii be kept dark. Do
just al this point Mr.. Hibbs hung VI
the receiver.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

The proprietor OF a medicinal remedy.
a panacea for all Ills OF flesh. with the
hope OF advertising his compound. has
sent a letter 20 the Commissioners. .ex-
tolling the efficacy OF his medicine.
which he recommends the Commissioners
10 try personally for any physical all
ment with which they may be afflicted.
However. the Commissioners are not
seriously considering taking the nos
trum, but have referred the communica-
ton 10 Or. Woodward. Of the Health
Department who handled the papers
with gum gloves.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Mrs 5. G. Brent last week entertained
her friends al a bridge party party al
her nome IN North Columbus street.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

F. r. French. of the Bureau OF AMI
mai Industry, is taking few days an
nual leave.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Mrs. George A. Rowland was last week
confined to ner home by sickness.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

W W Husson. of the Weather Blu
reau, hG been absent on a few days
annual leave. and returned to duty the
past week.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

The story published In this column
last Sunday I'm connection with the con-
tentiOn IN the executive office as 10
whose treat it was-or both-Chief Clerk
Meyers by reason Of his promotion. or
Clerk Johnston's by reason Of his re-
cent marriage, resulted in Mr. Meyers
presenting the ladies of his Office with
a box OF fine candy. and the men clerks
with good cigars It's now Mr. John
st0n's turn.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Samuel Cuvillier and son. Charles. left
Alexandria for New York last week,
from which port they sailed for Colon.
Isthmus Of Panama
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Henry b. Davis. inspector Of plumb
ing, has returned from Cleveland. Ohio.
where he went In the dual capacity OF
president or the Sanitary Engineers and
Plumbers Association OF America. which
he organized here a year ago, and as
representative from the District 10 SCI
cure information IN a general plan to
formulate national and international
rules TO regulate steam fitting and
plumbing OF a uniform nature. He was
reelected president OF his association
and came home with a fund or valuable
information.
While away he stopped on in Pitts
burg
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Mrs NJ n Cole and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth. are making their home at the
residence OF Mrs. Coles brother. J. f
McCraw, in South 81. Asaph street
The Washington times., 1907-01-20


The Commissioners are in receipt Of
a comm unication from a man who
seeks employment under the District
government that from the standpoint Of
simplihed spelling and complex rhetoric
is one OF the most remarkable cOmmun-
icatious ever received at the District
building II was addressed to the
honible board of Commissioners of the
distiCt of columbus" II was written on
note paper, ruled, and. while readable.
showed mat the writer had with no little
effort hlled the three sheets Of his com
munication, The spelling belonged to a
school OF simplicity and brevity that
has the Presidents system beaten "a
mile. The translation Of the letter
taxed the genius and capacity as ex-
rerts in handwriting OF private secre-
taries Hibbs, Pratt, and Garages, OF the
Commissioners offices, and Chief Clerk
Meyers. OF the executive Offices
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Mrs Thomas Moss paid a visit 10
friends in New York last week.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Miss Ethel Larmand had as her guest
last week Miss Kate Collins. OF Orange.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of William F. Webster, OF
this city, 10 Miss Sara Lassourrielle, OF
New York. The wedding will take place
in this city the last OF this month.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

The remains OF Mrs. Charlotte Thorn
as, clerk In the pOmOlogy division OF the
Bureau OF Plant Industry, VINO died at
ner apartments. pc Fifth street south
east, last week. We're taken 10 her old
home at Corning. y. Y. for burial Mrs
Thomas. who was one of the Oldest
clerks in the department, was seventy
nine years Of age. and had been in the
service OF the department for about ff-
teen years. and her sudden death came
as a great shock 10 her friends.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Miss Johanson has returned 20 her
home In New York city. after a pleas
ant visit with her friend. Mrs. d. W.
keaNis. az this place.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Miss Nellie Hoy had as her guest last
week Miss Lillian Becker, OF Richmond.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

J. NJ. Hill had as his guest last week
Representative r. d. Cole OF Ohio.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett had as her
gust last week her son, Robert, OF New
Mexico.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

J NJ. Quinn. of Grant avenue. spoke
at the Young Peoples Endeaver. at the
Memorial Church. in Washington. on
E,TlHaY evening
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

Mr. and Mrs. J. Blake Clark enter
IaIned Mr. and Mrs. Hetneld. Miss
Monica Challenger. Leo and Hiram Gar
legher on Friday last.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-06
ECOs DEL EXTERIOR
Manifestation de pro-
tesla contra u11 dia-
rio parisiense.
CARRERAS Y SUsTOS
Banco del Brasil. = Presta'
mos al Gobierno y 4 una
gran casa comercial.

Por Ia publication en- el diario
parisiense sLe Matiua de varios ar
tfculos contra los fabricantes de alb.
senta, ha organizado en- contra de
aquel peri6dico el Gremio de taber-
neros una manifestation de protes-
ia que Sc ha verifcado esta mafia.
ma.
Numerosas fuerzas de q pie y
de a caballo Sc situaron en- las inme-
diaciones de de MatinS para SUI ga
rantfa.
La manifestation, frente al pc
ri6dico. prorrumpi6 en- gritos y fra
ses injuriosas y adopt6 actitud vio-
lenta, dando OCCASION q que la fuerza
p6blica cargase contra los manifes-
tantes.
Los bulevares estaban atesta-
dos y Sc succdieron frecuenttmente
carreras y sustos.
Las di6cultades surgidas con
el cafe han perturbado al Banco del
Brasil que habfa prestado cinco mil
pesos al gobierno de San Pablo y
$4,000, 900 a la casa Willie y c..
Sc cree que Sc autorizara al gobier
no para que garantice esos presta
mos.
ElI6 de JUNO Sc lego en- el Con-
greso TN mensaje ministerial en- que
Sc pedia TN emprestito de SIS milo
mes con objeto de pagar los IS milo
mes de de uds del Estado de San Pa
bio y $40. 900, 900 con objeto de man.
tener en- el extranjero la existencia
de cafe de San Pablo por cuenta de
esta Estado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-06
A0TAS De ARROYO
aniversario de
la de desanexi6n de
esta tnunicipalidad.
FIESTA PATRIOTICA
Solicitud de indulto para va.
rios presos polfticos. Pa.
ra los Estados. Unidos.

Julio 3.-Ayer dia 70, segundo
aniversario de la Independence
municipal de Arroyo, ha sido de
immense j1bilo para los vecinos de
este pueblo, que ven con algeria la
buena iuarcha de ST. administration
y los progresses obtenidos desde su
segregation a la fecha.
Por una proclama de nuestro
digno Alcalde fue declarado este
dia de fiesta, y el comercio y los
talleres cerraron sus puertas, los
indnstriales suspendieron sus labo-
res, para dedicarse q la celebration
de tan patri6ticas fiestas, como es
la libertad del pueblo en- que Sc
mace.
Todo este dia fue de expansion,
sobre todo para iuellos ciudadanos
que resistieron con dignidad las
conseeuencias de aquella funesta
Ley.
Por la tarde, hubo juegos po
pulares en- la Plaza, paseo en- cocl q
y carreras de caballos; por la noche.
la Banda municipal de Bomberos de
Guayama que dirije el reputado
professor seiior Laguna, celebr6 una
esplendida retreta en- cl Parque, en-
la cual Sc quemaron fuegos artifi-
ciales, terminando las festas de es
te dfa, con I'm esplendido bale en- e.
Hotel Europeo, que du,6 hasta Ia
madrugada.
Los organizadores de esta fes
ia sefiores doctor Garcia Lascot,
don Marcos S. B1sora, don Jose
Ri Rubet y don Domingo Rivera,
tienen mi felicitaci6n.
Fecha como. esta es la que e.
pueblo de Arroyo debe conmemo
rar conslegitimo orgullo por scr Ia
fiesta de su libertad.
Esperemos el pr6ximo aniver
sario de 1898.
Sc nos asegura que con mo
two de la festividad de aver, nues
tro popular alcaldn, de acuerdo or
importantes vcinos, ha solicitad
del Honorable Gobernador el indul
T. de los presos politicos de est,