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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
USES SHOTGUN
ON CAR FULL OF PEOPLE.
Bow Who Jumped Into Watermelon
Patch the Cause of the
Rustic Wrath.

NORFOLK. Va, Sept. Gas the result
Of a boy Jumping off a special trolley car
filled with ifty-seven exposition employees
on route to their work. and entering the
watermelon patch OF R. r. Powell, when
the car stopped for signals at the Mason's
Creek drawbridge near the exposition
grounds today. the owner Of the patch
blazed away with a shotgun, the shot en-
tering the ear and injuring eight people.
There were many narrow escapes from
serious injury.
7 he worst injured is Miss Matte Graham,
an exposition clerk.
Most of the passengers were young
women. The boy who entered the melon
patch escaped injury. A warrant of arrest
has been sworn out against Farmer Powell.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
NEBRASKA FOR TAFT.
Republican Platform Also Adopts Anti
Injunction Clause.

LINCOLN. Neb., Sept. 25.-Secretary
Taft was Endorsed for President by the
Republican State convention here yester-
day. The platform framed by the commit
tee on resolutions contained this paragraph.
I'VE recognize in the Hon. William II.
Taft, Of Ohio, q man whose personal char
acter and whose long public service mark
him as prominently the man under whose
leadership these policies may be perpetu-
ated and the Republican party may asala
merit aud receive the approval of the ma
ticnal electorate
The platform adds:
1--WE favor the enactment of a Federal
law and If necessary an amendment to the
Federal constitution which will forbid tao
Federal courts from issuing writs Of In
junction against State officers charged with
the enforcement of State statutes"
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
HAYS CHARGES DROPPED.
Hoboken's Chief of Police Is Reinstated
After Suspension.

JERSEY CITY. Sept. 25.-Chief of
Police Patrick Hays, of Hoboken, was
reinstated last night by the Board of
Police Commissioners. The charges Of
neglect of duty filed against him by
Commissioner Patrick Smith will be
dropped.
Hays was suspended at the special
meeting of the Police Board Saturday,
Commissioner Smith charging that at
the city Democratic convention Friday
night he sided with the Stack faction
and refused to clear the convention
hall when ordered to do SO. The chief
insisted that it would be impossible
with the few men he had with him to
carry out Commissioner Smiths order.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Peter Harders, Of 21S Chadwick avenue,
reported to the police last night that his
poeketbook containing $15.oS and a pawn
ticket were stolen from his coat pocket
while he was at work in a building. at
Springfield avenue and Eighteenth street
yesterday.
Further efforts on the part Of Judge Herr
TO break up corner loafing was made IN
the Fourth Precinct Police Court today
when Henry GlasIk, is years old. Of 10 Ho:-
land street. was fined IS. Policeman Peg
icy said that numerous complaints had
been made about young men lettering GA
the corner where the arrest occurred.
John O'Brien was charged vita assault
and battery before Judge Howell in ina
Third Precinct Police Court this morning..
lie was paroled until November ). The
charge was preferred by a man named
George Mcneil, with whom be had in
alteration.
Joseph Heitz was fined s25 in the Thru
Precinct Police Court this morning Va
was arraigned on a charge of disord : '
conduct. He was creating a disturbance on
the street last night when he was ny ~
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
ASSEMBLYMAN LEAVlTT
NOMINATED FOR SENATOR.
Hutchinson Surprises Republican Con-
vention at Trenton by With
IS drawing from Race.
Especial to the Evening start

TRENTON. Sept. 25.-At the Republican
Senatorial convention today former Assem-
blyman Harry d. Leavitt was nominated
for Senator. Until a few hours before the
convention met 1T had been generally
understood that Senator Barton p. Hutch
inson would be renominated, no one having
been mentioned for the place.
When the story first reached the street
that Senator Hutchinson would not be "A
candidate for denomination it was rumored
that influences had been brought to bear
on him because of his stand on the
Bishops bill. This story, however, fell
flat when Mr.. Hutchinson's letter was re-
ceived at the convention. 1t was plainly
seen that the Senator withdrew for strictly
personal reasons. He feels that he should
devote his whole time to law practise.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
wE1MAR N n ACCEPT.

JERSEY CITY. sept. e5.-charles +.
weimar. of the Twelfth Ward. who was
at the conference of the Pagan
delegates TO the city convention to
be the candidate for president of the
Board of Aldermen, will not be able to
accept the nomination. and there Is
every likelihood that Director Of Edu
cation Frederick Dienenbach. jr.. of
the same ward. will be the candidate.
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TO FIGHT LOCAL OPTION.
Pennsylvania Liquor Dealers Will Try
to Raise 81, 100000.

PITTs6URG. Sept. 25.-The Pennsyi-
vania State Federation of Liquor Dealers
will meet in Harrisburg on Thursday and
Friday to discuss plans to raise a fund of
81, 500, 600 to fight local option in the State.
Alarmed by the recent local option cleo
tions in Ohio, when East Liverpool and
Wellsville were voted dry, the Penpsyl-
vanla dealers are going to work. They are
not yet over their scare caused when In
the last Legislature only four votes were
needed 10 put n local option bill ON the
House calendar,
Charles S, Black, president of the West
ern Pennsylvania Liquor Association, is al
the head of the movement to arouse in
terest I'm this State.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
BoRAH TRIAL BEGINS.
Governments Testimony About Timber
Land Frauds Now Being introduced.

BOISE. Ida. Sept. 25.--The government
today began the introduction of testimony
in support of the charge that United
States Senator William e. Borah, in con-
spiracy with twelve other persons. de-
frauded the United States out Of title to
1S timber tracts of 16e acres each in Gems
trail Idaho.
Much of this testimony, it is declared,
Will be Of a documentary character. while
other phases Of it Will come FROM men who
will confess they swore falsely in taking
out timber claims.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept. 25.-Fore-
cast for New Jersey: Fair, much cooler
tonight. possibly light frost in exposed
places in the interior. Thursday. fair.
light to fresh west winds.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Local forecast:
Fair and much cooler tonight. Thursday.
fair and continued cool Strong north
west 20 west winds.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
JERSEY CITY CAMPAIGNING.
Pagan Republicans Hold Conference
and Discuss Various Plans.

JERSEY CITY. Sept. 25.-Mayor Mark
NJ. Pagan was in conference for over
three hours yesterday afternoon with Cor
poration Counsel George l.. Record, City
Collector Edward Fry, who is the Pagan
representative on the State Republican
Committee: Police Court Judges Frank j.
Higgins and James w. Mccarthy, and a
Commissioner John II. Weastell.
Details of the campaign book which will
be issued shortly. and which will review
the administration of Mayor Pagan, were
gone over, and especially that chapter
which will deal with the taxation question.
1t is the opinion of a majority of Mayor
Fagan's cabinet that open air meetings
should be held nightly throughout the
campaign.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
TAFT ENDORSED.
Nebraska Republicans Want Him as a
Candidate for President.

LINCOLN. Neb., Sept. 25.--rhe Re-
publican state convention yesterday
indorsed Taft for President by adopt
ing this resolution:
while not presuning to forestall the
action of any convention, we recognize in
Secretary Taft a man whose record
makes him preeminently h one under
whose leadership the policies of Theo-
dore Roosevelt will be perpstuated.'
A delegate moved that, inasmuch as
the people Of Nebraska were for Roose-
welt, tina all reference to Taft in the
resolutions be stricken out, The motion
was lost, q to 80.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
CLERK SUES FOR SALARY.
Wants Jersey City to Pay Him $500
for six Months Work.

JERSEY CITY. Sept. 25.-E. A.. Ransom
ir. clerk to the Board Of City Hall Com-
missioners Of Jersey City. today, started
suit against the city for $500 for six
months salary at $50 a month. Ransom
was appointed clerk to the board in Jan
uary. 1906. by a resolution voted for by
all the commissioners and approved by
Mayor Pagan.
He has never been dismissed. but in
March last City Treasurer William +. Ely
induced City Hall Superintendent John J..
Powers and City Comptroller William
George Nelson, the other members Of the
commission. to take his name Off the pay
roll. and they have left it off ever since
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
SEVENTH WARD BUG CLUB.

The Seventh Ward Bug Clu held it's
initial meeting at 2O3 Bank street last
night. enrolling thirty-five members.
The following officers were elected:
L. X. Moon. president; A. f. Cashin.
vlce-president; Thomas McDevitt, Sec
RI tary; Thomas J Tighe, treasurer. and
jam Mccormick. sergeant-at-arms,
I.arrs Burns, Charles r.. Van Ness and
Albert Schalte addressed the meeting.
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WANTS IS 1000 FOR BRUISES.

The trial of an action for $4,000 damages
was begun before Judge Heisley and a
jury in Circuit Court e this afternoon. IN
which Emanuel Miciaels is the plaintiff
and the North Jersey Street Railway Com
pany the defendant. Michaels was driv-
ing a wagon January 6. 1905, from Crane
street into Beilevil,e avenue and got into
a collision with a trolley car at that point.
Michaels was thrown out of the wagon
upon the whifitree and bruised.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
SENATE PROBE TO
START NEXT WEEK.
Especial to the Evening start

TRENTON, Sept. 25.-The Senate i'm
vestigation committee met here today
and decided to start it's search into
Hudson County affairs next week.
Halsey M. Barrett, counsel for the
committee. is ready, and by Tuesday
next the work will be started.
AS expected the probe will concern
the Hudson County Board of Freehold
ers. If MI. Barrett cannot start Tues
day a day later in the week will be
set.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
n RENOMINATED.

BRIDGETON. Sept. 25.-At the Re-
publican county convention, held here
yesterday. Senator Bloomfield II. Minch
was renominated by reclamation as the
candidate for State Senator from Cum
berland. Roosevelt and Stokes were
Endorsed and also the State Republican
MIA tforln.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
DAVIS AGAIN CHAIRMAN.
Republican Executive Committee OF
Cumberland County Reflects Him.
Especial to tho Evening Star.

TVFVVaHF u VWH EFVHIIl5 SFNfJ -
BRIDGETON. Sept. 25.-Morris Davis
was reelected chairman OF the Republican
executive committee of Cumberland Coun-
ty yesterday. The convention to select
candidates for the Assembly will be held
at vineland OH Thursday. September IS.
1t is expected that A~ssemb.ymen Buck and
Potter will be unanimously renominated.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
re Year Ago Today.

II1NIITUIT NFTUJItN y IHIIVTs
Total preclpitation-.03 inch.
Character Of the day-Partly cloudy.
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ST. Autumn ExcurNfon TO Mauch Chunk
The New Jersey Central has arranged a $3.50
excursion 70 Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko
for next Sunday. September 29th. Train leaves
Broad street. Newark. at S:55 a. ~ Sec the
mountains as the leaves change color.-Adv
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25

/, Highest. Lowest. Average
Temperature. 80. 65 deg. 45 deg. IS deg.
Character of the day-Clear.
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WEATHER I'M NEWARK,

Precipitation-Nore.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-21
VORAz INCENDIO EN-
Ponce.
Las llamas smsnazahan dsStruir TO-
Do Ia manzana de Casas, en- Ia
CalIs De Ia Victoria.
e gOb0TnadOr Winthrop Nsltt On unl6n De Otras
PERSONS las OflGlnas nunIcIpaI0s.
(De maestro cOrrespOnsal. )
Mario 90

Mario 90
A Ia una de la tarde del dia de hoy,
declar6Se violento incendio en- la casa pro.
piedad de don Juan Cintr6n, sta en- Ia
calle de la Victoria de ssta ciudad, siendo
dicha case, 4 los pocos instantes, paste de
las lIamas.
Ell fuego empeS6 por Ia casa del senior
Cintr6n, prOpagandose con gran rapidez q
las casas vecinas, las que se Balvaron mi
lagrosamente, debido & Ia activfdad y
pericia del cuerpo de bomberos, & Jas
sabiag 6rdeneu trasmitidas por el senior Ro-
Bich, jefs de dicha institution.
FL oFigen del siniestro, seg6n informes,
fn@ ocasionado por una lampara que Ia
familia del sefior Cintr6n acostumbraba
dejar encendida y un descuido de esta
tomh fuego el mosquitero de una de las
camas, originandO el incendio, que con
gran rapidez sc propag6 por Ell resto del
edihcio. Los muebles, alhsjas, ropas y
dem6s ensereB de la casa quedaron & mer-
ced de las llamag. Solo la familia pudo
BalvarBe.
Ell alcslde , autoridades locales, ne pre-
sentaron desde el primer momento en- el
lugar del siniestro, dando 6rdeues to.
mando las medidas oportunas tendencies q
localizar el fuego que amenazaba destruir
toda Ia manzana dc dicha calle.
A pesar de los esfuerzos realizados por
el cuerpo de bomberos, sufrieron algunos
desperfectoa las caSaS contiguas, propiedad
de los senores Jose Vidal Vilaret y Juan
CintT6p.
Ell captain del cuerT o don Jose Vidal
Vilaret, que fu6 81 primsro que di6 aqua,
en- union del paisano Pedro Vivas Valdi.
vieso, Bufri6 un 0fncope siendo conducido
por el BedoE alcalde y paisanaje una
casa vecina, donde 81 doctor Moret le pro.
dig6 los primeros auxilios facuItativos.
Algunos bomberos BufrierOn tambien
lesiones de poca importsnciR'
FelicitamoS al cuerpo de bomberos de
Ponce, por haber demostrado una vez mas
Bu magn1fca organization.
Ell gobernador Mr.. Winthrop, visit6 hoy
las ofcinas municipales en- compaffa del
superintendent de obras publicas insula.
res sefor Gim6nez, del coroneI Sr. Hamill
y de varioS funcionarios mas, habiendo sa'
lido altamente Batisfecho del orden linn.
pieza reinanteS en- dicho departamento, CO.
mo asf 10 expres6 y felicit6 por clio al al
calde Sr. Moret.
Ell Club de sefioras de Ponce ha en-
viado al Ateneo puertorriqueno, un ramo
de pensamientog dedicadoB la memoria
de Juan Morell Campos con motive de Ia
fiesta celebrada por dichs asociaci6n en-
honor de la memoria del inBigne compost
tor puertorriquefio.
-HemoL tenido eI gusto de YER por es,
ta, cludad, los apreciables sefores don
Rafael de: Vale, Zsno Gambia, Almaz6n,
Ordofiez y Blandino.
a todoB degeamos grats parmanencia en-
Ia ciudad del sur.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-21
CONSEJO EXECUTIVE.
ASuntOS que Sc sOmeteran en- breVa
a Su aprObaCI6n.

Prop6nese el nombramiento de D. Saliva.
dor Picornell Cardona para secretario de
la Corte de distrito de Arecibo.
De Francisco Ponte para concejal del
Ayuntamiento de San Juan en- sustituci6n
de Manuel Ginorio que renunci6.
Aprobar un anticipo de mil pesos de
los fondOS insulares para la Junta escOlar
de Yauco.
Otro cr6dito de mil dogcientos pesos pa
ra la Junta escolar de San German.
Aprobar una solicitud de las autorida.
des municipaleB de Toa alta fin de que
Sc les autorice el gasto de 80 pesos Bobran-
tes del empr6stito insular para la compra
de drogas para Ia municipalidad,
Aprob un prestamo de BeSenta mil
pesos de ..z fondos insulares al municipio
de Caghas para Ia construction de un
scueducto.
Fueron concedidos 80 Gias de icencia
al presidente del Consejo Executive pre-
sentando la renuncia de su cargo para q1e
tenga efecto cuand1 sea nombraiO su su-
ceBor.
Ell TesofC4o ha recibido copia de la Or
uenauza del COnceJo municipal de Toa
Alta, disponiendo el pago de la reclama.
ci6u de $416,81 en- amos para fondos de
pensiones de maestros y Be recomendara
sea srchivsda.
Ell comit6 de elecc ones racomienda 81
cumnlimierto de Ia ley aprobada en- mar
20 ID disponiendo el establecimiento de Ia
lista permsnents de registro. de electoreB y
que 81 actual aBsistang supervisor continGe
en- So ofcina.
Tambi&n los dos escribientes permanen'
tes 81 fueBe necesario escribientes tempo.
reros que no excederan de cuatro.
FL comit6 de franquicia infoTma para
que ge pelmita una ordenanza licencia
garantizando & Ia porto Rican Express
Co., para sus negocios en- la isla de Pto.
Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-21
JUAN BRASCEII.
Director INFERNO.
Ell JUICIO CONTRA
eI professor Sifon-
te, en- AreCibO.
EI juTadO diCt6 VsTedietO de CuIpabi-
Iidad pOT aCODetimientO y sgre-
sion, con CirCunstsnCIas agra
ValteS.
Sc dice que sl emInsnts artlsta pu0EtOrTIOueHO
sefsr COrt6S pIsnSa OfrsGsr un COnGlGrtO,
(De maestro cOrTespOnsaI).

Mario 20 Ell dia 18 celebrose en-
este corte de distrito el juicio por jurado
contra don Juan Sifonte por el delito de
atentado contra la vida del professor
Luis Herrera. Compon1an el tribunal el
juez Lcdo. don Ramon Quinoneg, fiscal
Lcdo. don Angel Acosta Quintero, secre-
tsrio don Felipe Padilla y marshall don
Oscar Bithorn. El jurado 10 componfan
los BefIores siguientes:~ don Manuel Cruz,
don Jose E. Gome7, don Peregrin Negron,
don Felipe Agosto, don Antonio Davila,
don Manuel Valencia, don Dolores Perez,
don Ramon SiTagusa, don Zenon Rivera,
don Domingo Perez, don Ulises Perez,
don Reyes Valencia. Llevaba la defenBa
del acusado el Lcdo. don Felix Santoni.
Termiuada la prueba testifcal, los discur-
sos del honorable fiscal y de la defensa SO
retro deliberRr el jurado ell cual di6 un
fallo de culpabilidad de acometimiento =
aggression con circuustanciaB agravantes
Ell honorable juez dictara sentencia en- el
dia de mafiana.
Hoy han terminado los juicios poF
jurado que venfan celebr6ndose ante esta
cOrte de distrito.
--Hs Sido nombrado vigiIante del
acueducto de esta ciudad Ell sefior don
Salvador Migues. Para llavero de la
cdrcel municipal 10 ha sido don Jose
Perez Perez
Con motive de ser aver dia festive
de San Jose el comercio cerr6 sus puer-
tas.
DE un momento otro llegar6 &
eata ciudad el cinemat6grafo que con tanto
exito trabaja en- ell teatro de la capital.
Sc dice que ell senior don Francisco
Cortes, aventajado artiDta, piensa dar un
concerto en- este teatro el dia 81 del
actual.
--Seg6n Sc nos dice este afo SO cele.
brar6n faStejos & San Felipe patrono de
Arecibo con gran esplendor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-21
FL GOBIERNO EN Las
monta1as.
Una pTaGtiCa implantaGi6n en- Puerto
Rico del self government" :.
s...s--a t5s.a -
Los pusrtOHIqusFOs Gstahan solos en- las lIa-
Ruras,
Los puertonIqu0Ros estaban solos en- las II0-
(POr teIegrGto.)

"Jaana Diaz, mario 81. "Corregpon.
dencia", San Juan. Gobernador Win
trhop y Bu comitiva llegaron aver Ponce.
Formaban @sta los BefioreB TesoreFo Mr..
Willouhgby, Auditor Mr.. Ward, Comisio-
ma os del Interior y de instruction Se6o-
res Grahame yIFalkner y jefe. Hamill.
Han hecho el visje por las mOntafiag,
6caballo, bajando pOr;la hacienda "Car-
meIita" de los sefiores de Ford, y tocandO
en- Juana Diaz y luego en- Ponce"
''En esta ciudad tuvieron los viajeros
algunas difcultades para hallar hospedaje,
pues todos los hoteles estan llenos."
"Por la tarde salieron para Adjuntas =
Utuado para ir luego Arecibo y tomar
ALI 81 ferrocarril que ha do llevarlos &
San Juan"
"Todos los viajeros dieron muestras de
estar muy contentos de SUI escuTsi6n y
est6n encantados de las belIezas de esta
parte de la isIa. Mr.. Willoughby pondera
expresivamente los agreBtes caminoB de
la altura , dice que tenia IN gran tenor
que muchas veces le distrafa de la placida
contemplation del paisaje. Temfa-dio
que 81 seflor Ward disra nm resbal6n y
fuera caer en- el fondo de I'm precipicio
que no por ser muy po6tico Serfa menos
mortal"
"En el hotel ''Ponce' uuo de los dele
gados & Ia C6mara vic la comitiva y
cambi6 impresiones con los Be1ores que
la componen. Hubo alegrea bromas.
-"No hay gObierno hoy en- Puerto Ri
co-dijo dicho delegado-Mr. Post embar.
ca hoy en- San Juan para los Estados Uni
dos y ustedes SO encuentran fuera de la
ciudad. -
"seguramente no hay gobierno = los
puertorriquefios estan hoy SOLE 8, de 10 que
Tesulta una pE6ctica implantaci6n del go.
bierno propio, puesto que en- eStos momen.
tos 30 gobiernR la isla sin ustedeB."
-"Es un buen ensayo de self.govern-
ment, Ell que, hoy Sc propOrciona q los puer'
'torriquefioS que Be encuentran un dia sin
gobierno, puesto que las autoridades 10
han dejado"-concluy6 el delpgado q la
C&mara.
Todos rieron mucho y aBeguraron los
viajeres que ''efectivamente los puertorri'
quefios estaban solos en- las llanuras mien'
tras ell Gobierno andaba recorriendo las
montafias."
Ell viaje fu6 r6pido los escursionistas
van muy satisfechos para esa ciudad en-
donde pTobab, mente estardn en- la tarde
de hoy.-COrrespomsGJ especial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-21
lNAUGURAClON DEL TELEFONO ENTIRE
BAYAMON Y SAN JUAN.
Al aGtO fuerOn InVItadas varIas perSOnaS do am
baS IOCalIdadsS.

La directiva de la compafifa inaugurf
el II del Corriente ell tel6fono larga dis.
tGncis elt-e Bayam6n San Juan. Pa
ra este acto fueron 1nvitados algunos ca
Dslleros. Tas 'ectivamente en- ambas pobla'
clones, en- Bayam6n la Central que tiene
alll Ia companfa, y en- San Juan la of
Gina de les seforeg Behn Brothers.
El preside1te de la compafifa senior
Huicy salud6 primeramente al se1or al
caide Q Bayam6n quien fslicit6 por ser
esta p h'aciGr Ia priH7era que inauguraba
g. tel6fonc larga Gistancia de II red que
dicha compan%a ha de establecer en- diver.
s1s poblacicneB de le isla, y tambien auto
Tiz6 el sefior Huicy los vecinoB de Baya'
mon para que en- los Gas Is 19 del CO.
rriente pudiesen utilizar Ell tel6fono para
comunicar con San Juan Santurce, sin
que tuvisBen que abonar quota aIguna du-
rante esos dos dias.
Tsmbien el senior Huicy, con So carac'
ter do preBi3ente salud6 al Gobernador
Mr.. Winthrop popi6Ddo!e en- comunica-
ci6p directa con 81 alcalde de Bayam6n.
La directiva obsequi6 esplGndidamente
& los gefiores concurrentes y ell sefioT presi.
dente di6 las gracias todos por la aten-
Ci6n que prsstaron concurriendo un acto
de tspta importancia pueSto que va en-
breve ser6n comunicadas las poblacioneH
de la iSla por Una red tslef6rica.
Ell digno alcalde de San Juan, respon.
di6 q las palsbras del senior Huicy, con Ia
mas esquisita galanterfa, dedicando Ia
compafifa frases Batisfactorias.
A las II del dia ter nin6 aq q'el acto.