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The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
BION ]. ARNOLD RETAINED.
ChicagO's Traction Expert Called to
New York by Public Service Board.

New York, Oct. 15.-The public service
commission has selected Bion j. Arnold
as consulting engineer on certain of the
transportation problems.
Mr.. Arnold has been an adviser of the
city of Chicago on matters of electrical
transportation for the last five years, and
the transportation plan now being put
into effect there, at a cost of more than
Si0,00GG Coo, was prepared by him.
Air. Arnold besides reporting to the
commission on the equipment, service.
and power houses Of the Metropolitan
system. viii give his views also on the
subway prOhlemS.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Thomas J. owen & Son, aUcuoneers,
have sold the house and lot at Maryland
avenue and Twelfth street northeast TO
NJ B. Harlow, for f2.SoO
A large tract Of land on the Bladens-
burg road was yesterday conveyed by
David H. Mofitt to Frank a. Barber.
The tract in question IS a parcel Of agri-
cultural land. and is as yet not subdi-
vided. The consideration was SIS, 793.
c. G. Sloan &, Co., auctoneers. have
sold. at trustees sale, the improved real
estate at 1853 Girard street northwest, TO
Staunton c. Peelle, for $780, The prop
erty was sold subject to q trust Of S4O21,
making the entire purchase price $7,52i.
It is understood that the purchaser viii
retain it as an investment
The property advertised to be sold at
trustees sale yesterday. at the north
west corner OF 7 and Fifteenth streets.
facing Mcpherson Square, was with
drawn, because the price bid was not
considered high enough by the trustees.
The property is advantaseously located
ON the corner. and considerable surprise
was expressed that it did not invite a
larger number Of prospective buyers.
II. Goldenberg, the Seventh street .mer-
chant, continues to add to his holdings
of property in that thoroughfare. His
latest purchases were announced yester-
day through n L. Stansbury. being the
properties at 741 and 500. formerly owned
by Henry Orth. The price paid was
$65.0o6
Mr- Stansbury stated that this was the
fourth large transaction effected throucl
his Office OF Seventh street properly
within recent months. He said the ag-
sresate Of the sales were upward OF
S-5e.c0o
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
Judge KtmbaIi Makes Ruling.

A ruling has been made by Judge
Kimba1l that where a large number of
criminals are arrested on the charge Of
violating District regulations, and one
of their number has also violated a
United States statute, the matter of the
District violation is not to be brought
before the United States Court as evt-
dence.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
URGE STREET IMPROVEMENT.
Ask for S35,OOO for Pennsylvania
and Branch Avenues

Attention Of the District ComInN sioners
has been called by the Citizens 4SsOcia-
ton of East Washington Heights 20 the
necessity Cf improving the condition OF
Pennsylvania avenue southeast and
Branch avenue
In his statement to the Commissioners,
the secretary Of the association Lays con-
siderable stress on the fact that. although
Pennsylvania avenue was the first men
toned for Improvements when the act au-
thOriZing street extension in the suburbs
was enacted, it has been about the last 10
receive attention.
He estimates that about $4,000 would be
necessary 10 put this avenue in a satisfac-
tory condition. while $4,000 would effect
the same result for Branch avenue.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
Cnnt. 5. 4. Bordon pics.

Capt stephen A Boydon, who was for
Capitol police, died on Monday at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. John s. Gar
risou. in Falls Church Va. after j long
Illness Capt BOydon was in his seventy
seventh year The funeral will be from
the residence OF his daughter at II O'Clock
this morning, the pallbearers being Sc
lected from members Of the Capitol police
force. Interment VIII be at Arlington.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
WHITNEY FORCES WIN.
Ballot Law Commissioners Decide
Against the Bartlett Delegates.

Boston. Oct IA decisive victory was
gained by the Whitney forces to-day
when the ballot law commission allowed
the motion OF former Attorney General
Parker for the admission OF the affidavits
of 43i delegates to the recent Springfield
convention, who We're either admitted to
the court square theater and were pre-
vented from taking part in the conven-
ton, or else were refused admittance on
their credentials. all of whom signed af-
tidavits stating that they would have
voted for Mr.. Whitney as the candidate
for governor.
That the decision was a crushing blow
10 the Bartlett forces was apparent
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
RECOMMENDS SALARY RAISE.
District LaborerS Win support of
Mai. Sylvester,

Maj Sylvester has hled reply TO the
petition of a committee Of laborers ask
ing that their official designation on the
rolls be changed from "laborer" to
"janitOr," and that their pay be increased
10 $500 per annum.
The petition alleges as reasons for the
desired raise the responsibility TO
which they are at all times liable, the
risk Of disease which they are forced 10
run on account of their duties, and the
increased house rent.
In his reply, Maj. Sylvester states that
he has no objection to the desired change
of name. He also recommends that their
salary be increased TO $40 per annum.
He does not agree TO their other con-
fentionS.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
INDIANA GIRLS IN TOWN.
They Teach SchoOI-Start for the
EKDosifion.

lowed up some Of the charming transients
whom Washington would fain retain as
permaneE~ies. This time a happy crowd
Of demm5 school teachers from Indiana
leave the Capital to see the beauties Of
the Southern fair.
Having viewed the sights here. they
went down the Potomac TO take the ex-
position by storm.
Remember dem, sah?' replied the ho-
tel bellboy TO query; well, An guesses
All do. Dey was de real thing. Mr..
Cochran and Mr. Simmons? Yes, sab.
dey was supposed TO be in charge Of de
young ladies, but LOrdy, man" and
that's what Washington thinks, too.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
WING Caxe Causes Death.

SPECIAL 20 Tie Washington Herald
Cumberland, Oct I5.-Hugh O'ROUrke
died to-day at Midland from injuries sus-
tanned by being caught by the sides or
ribs of Ocean mine falling in. Prof Pat
rick O'ROurke, formerly assistant county
superintendent Of schools, is surviving
brother.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
Police scent Suicide.

Levy Weinstine nineteen years of
age, Of 334715 N street, was found in
the rear Of the residence of his aunt
S410 NJ street yesterday, unconscious
from the effects of Illuminating gas
The police claim the man attempted to
commit suicide. being discouraged be-
cause of his failure to obtain employ
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16

New York, Oct. 15.-Mayor Mcclellan
viii attend the Tammany Hall ratiica-
ton meeting TO be held in the Fourteenth
street headquarters on October o.
In statement issued after the Tam
many county convention last week.
Mayor Mcclellan announced that he
would support the Tammany ticket, and
he has since told his friends that in such
time as this, when the Republicans and
Hearst get together il was the duty Of
all democrats, no matter what personal
differences they might have. to drop those
Variances and work together for the pur-
pose of breaking up the Republican
Hearst combination.
Mr.. Mcclellan has also promised to
make some speeches in favor OF Tom
Foley, the Tammany candidate for sher-
III. Tom Foley is so elated over this
promise that he has started out 10 act
as paeihcator between the mayor and
Mr.. Murphy
Bring About Harmony.
I'll bring them together before the
end Of the week" Foley said to-day,
"and II / can do that I will feel that
have done more for the organization than
in winning the election FOR sheriff"
Mayor Mcclellan went away to-day on
a fishing trip to the CatskiH Mountains.
He will be back at the city hall on
Friday
William J. Bryan viii begin the weeks
tour of the State. which has been mapped
out for him by the New York Democratic
Progressive League, with a speech in
Cooper Union next Monday night. The
subject of his address viii be 'Democ-
racy up to Date" and viii be a plea
TO Democrats of all factions to unite in
the effort 20 make a successful national
campaign next year. The meeting viii
be called to order by James !. Hagan,
Tammany leader of the Fifteenth dis
trict, and the chairman will be Augustus
Thomas, the playwright, who is president
OF the league Bryan's slogan viii be
Get together"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
PRESENTS CREDENTIALS.
Emperor Of japan Receives Ameri-
can Ambassador in Audience.

Elm peror 81 -JHtiaH hecehffs AhSfA-
can Ambassador In Audience.
Tokyo, Oct 15.-Ambassador O'Brien,
Secretary H. p. Dodge. Second Secretary
of Embassy George NJ. Wheeler, and
Raisford Stevens Miller. jr, japanese
secretary and interpreter, were received
in audience by the emperor to-day.
Ambassador O'Brien. inl presenting his
credentials, referred briefly to Secretary
Tafts message Of good will from Presi-
dent Roosevelt and the American people.
He assured the emperor of his efforts
10 give effect to that measure and to
foster the growth of the important COM
mercIal and friendly relations that eX-
ist between the two peoples.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
HecbIer Indictment Dismissed.

Richmond, Oct 15.-Judge Thomas W
Harrison. of Winchester. sitting for Judge r.
Carter Scott, in Henrico. to-day dismissed the in
dictmcLt against Henry c. Hechler. nominee foI
county treasurer indicted for alleged violation oI
the election laws
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
RAILROAD KEY MEN ASK RAISE
Denver and Rio Grande President
Refuses TO Grant Increase.

Kefuses 10 Urant IncFease.
Denver. = Oct. 15.-Vice President Seq
lacks, the court Of last resort Of the Den
yer and Rio Grande. to whom National
President Perham and the general griev-
ance committee of the Order of Railway
Telegraphers appealed to prevent a
strike has absolutely refused to grant
what the men are demanding, and it is
believed that a strike is inevitable.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
IN A BRAWL
Suicide Followed Encounter
with Fellow Officer.
REMORSE PROMPTED DEED

Thinking lie Had Killed Friend, IL Is
Relieved Naval Lieutenant Turned
Weapon on SeIf-Name OF Dead
Mans Antagonist Guarded by Of
neiaIs-Sister Coming for Body.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
TOM FOLEY ELATED
Mcclellan Promises to Speak
for Tammany Candidate.
BRYAN WILL AID DEMOCRATS

Nebraskan 10 Address Cooper Union
Audience on "DemOcracy Up-tO-
Date"-Nev York Mayor VIII Join
Leader Murphy in Effort TO Break
Up RepubIican-Henrst Combination
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El Gar y Golovin'
Cordial entrevista,

San Petersburge, Mario 8.-El Car, que. re-
gres6 esta ciudad despues de constituida la Dou-
ma, recibi6 al presidente de esta Golovn cordial
mente, habando con el representante popular en- los
terminus mas afectuosos. Sc trato de seguir una
potica arm6nica en- que las aspiraciones del pueblo
halaran franca aeogda en- las atlas esferas del 60
bierno, Sc remediara en- cuanto fuera possible con
medidas liberaes la terrible situac6n del proleta-
riado en- numerosas regiones del imperio asl como
que el gobierno cese sus injustas persecucones,
fusiando personas 10 culpables, FL mnstro
Stolypin declare por au parte que la Douma estaba
en- el deber de seguir una politca ministerial, no
oponendose acknowledgements actos indeclinables
del gobierno, que tendra que mostrarse energico
sjempre que trate de volar las actuales nstitu-
clones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-08
Canal de Panama.
Los ingenieros,

New York, Mario 8.-Los ingenieros designa-
dos para la construction del canal de Panama, en-
barcaron hoy eu csc puerto para el istmo Hay
descontento general con este motive, especiamente
los circulos nancieros Ell donde Sc esperaba que
las subastas ueran de6nitivamente otorgadas al ex-
perto Stevens, Sc cree que causa de la accion
entablada por este, ocurran probablemente muchas
renuncias de altos funconarios Oliver por su par
teinsiste en- que SC lie han causado perjuicos Este
asunto sigue interesando vivamente la opinion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-08
Ell SENIOR MATIENZO
Polltica de la Union de Puerto Rico.

los unionistas ell los centres of
ciales.
ES cosa evidente que el Gober-
nador Winthrop, con el concurso
de la UNION, ntantuvo el orden,
restablecio- la paz moral, modifc6
en- el mejor sentido los tribunales y
preside una era de maravillosa
prosperidad. Solo lie faltaba, para
conquistar nuestra completa con-
fanza, no poner obstaculos 4 la in
tervenci6n de nuestros elementos
en- las funciones administrative.
va no falta NADIA, porque el
centro mas importante que existe
en- el pals reconocera como jefe SUI
yo a I'm unionista sin tacha; a don
Francisco de Paula Acuiia.
lPuede, pues, la UNION negar
su concurso a un gobierno que de
tai modo reconoce, con hechos prac.
ticos, la legitimidad de Sus deman.
das, justifcadas por el sufragio po'
pular en- los comicios de Noviem
bre1 No puede, no debe: y asi Il
estima la Junta Central, en- asam
blea con los Delegates en- la Cana
ra. Y por veintitres votos contr,
dos decide que su actitud serA be
nevola y sus relaciones con el go
bierno cordiales y afectuosas.
j FL seior Matienzo no quier
. seguir a la Junta Central y q la ca
: mara en- tales caminos y 10 declar
: con franqueza. No comprendemo
. su actitud; pero la respetamos. /.
cual no nos irnpide persistir en-
E nuestra.
j De uu Cobierno justo, some
4 gubernanentales. De IN Gobierr
|. injustO, no 10 seriamOs iamas, ]
elprOgrama de la UNtoN eueds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-08

Aver publica ola Correspon-
dencias una carta de nuestro respe-
table amigo y prominente correli-
gionario don Rosendo Matienzo, ell
cuya carta noti6ca su autor al pu-
blico que, no estando tonforme con
los acuerdos 1ltimos de la Junta
Central, renuncia su cargo Ell dicho
caerpo y recobra su independence.
Nos duele, clalo esta, esa dis
cordancia de criterios, aunque la
conSideramos inevitable en- una
colectividad como la nuestra, donde
q nadie Sc cobibe y donde las OPT
niones son liberrimas, es natural
que, en- cuestiones de procedimien-
to, diferan 4 veces unos de otros
los mismos hombres que dirigen la
marcha hacia adelante.
La Junta Central, en- vista de
Ia actitud del Gobierno, resolvi6
anteanoche prestarle su apoyo fran
coy rodearle con su franca simpa'
tia. Para proceder asf, tuvo los
motives que siguen:
Nuestro problema Sc divide er
dos grandes grupos;
En- el primer grupo Sc encuen-
tran las cuestiones de fndole nacio
hal; es a saber: la ciudadania, E
9SB government, para un cercant
porvenir. Y, como soluci6n inme
data, la reforma de la Ley Forake
con un Senado Insular eleeto po
el pueblo y lin gabinete del Gober
nador nombrado por el Presidente
En el segundo grupo Sc er
cHenttan les cnestiones de fndol
local. es &sahefi el mahtenimient
del orden; Ia tecta administraci6
De jusdcia; el desarrOllo de Ia I
eusza pdbacai IA intervention |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-08

pie, sin Ia mas ligera variante. Lo
que pediamos aver pedimos hoy y
pediremos mafiana: el SELF goveru-
ment en- cualquiera de sus varias
formas. Solo que este self g0veyn-
ment la de pedirse al Congreso de
los Estados Unidos y no al poder
executive de la colonia.
Con este nuestras relaciones
son amistosas y benevolas, desde Ell
punto ell que nos asegura el bienes-
tar economico de Puerto Rico, Ia
tranquilidad, la libertad para Puer-
to Rico y el infujo unionista, legf-
timo, incuestionable, porque depen-
de de los cien mil votos con que
Glen mil electores nos dieron su
autoridad.
No Solicitabamos, nj solicitare-
mos nunca, parcialidades en- favor
nuestro. Que los republicanos ten
gan 10 que ganaron en- las urnas;
ly que los unionistas tengan 10 que
las urnas les otorgan. Esta es una
buena politica: esta es nuestra po-
Utica. Creemos que esta es tam.
bien hoy la politica del gobierno.
Su inteligencia, la voluntad, e
prestigio del sefor Matienzo no sol
cosas baladfes, sino, por el contrario
cosas a las que reconocemos todo e
valor que tienen, Sentimos gu,
nuestro ilustre amigo no contin6
en- la Junta Central.
Nosotros suscribimos el acuer
, do y 10 rati6camos. AIN en- el cas-
l de que no 10 hubieramos suscutc
10 cumplirfamos por una ley que {
5 nuestra ley interna; por la ley q
0 la discipline.
] confanios ed el coraz6n = {
al u patriOtisuio DEF sehor MatensI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-08
DeScontentoS con
Mr.. Roosevelt.

Londres, Mario 8.-LOs poseedores de bonos
acconistas britauicos de Ia deuda de Sano Donlin-
CO. han hecho publica manifestation lie su descon-
tento con e presidente Roosevelt el convcnio do
ninico- americana al gobierno de Santo Domingo y
dcen que tales couccslones ademis de injustas son
il6gcls PIrece que los acronistaS deseaban obten,
mayores venta4 en- e tratado para el cobro de sus
acreencias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-08
Contra IN carruaje,
Bomba explosiva.

Sebastopol, Mario S.-Ayer perpetr6se en- esta
ciudad un atentado nihilista. Fue la victima de
este el comandante Nepluef. Un desconocido arro-
j6 sobre el carruaje en- que iba dicho militar uha
bomha que hizo explosion hirendole de suma gra-
vedai. FL comandanie Nepluef dirigia a un
banquete honor dc las principales auoridades de
la ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-08
Isla de Santa Lucia.
Grandes ternblores,

Santa Lucia, Mario 8.-En esta isla Sc estan
sintiendo desde hace algunos dias numerosos tenn
blores de TERRA Los fen6menos Sc suceden con
tanta freeuencia, que reina profundo panico. Mu-
chas familias habitan en- stios abertos despohla-
dos, temerosas del desplome de sus vviendas. &C.
neralmente son de brevfsma duracion tales fen6me-
nos, pero Sc han sentido agunos tan vioentos, que
no pocos ed6cios al ser sacudidos Sc han agrieta
en- forma que les hace inhabtables.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-08
LSUNTOS O|V[RlOS
Spesksr Csnnon.- Pr6xims
|legads a San Iusn con
nueve Representatives..
CARTA Del GOBeRNADOR
Al 'eiior don Jose de Diego,
nueso o Spea ker de la ca.
mara de Delegates.
Del GOBERNADOR

Los seiiores Millcnhoff Y KCr-
Der, agentes de Ia oHam5urg Ame-
rican Linen, tienen la atencion de
participarnos que, seg1n cablegra-
ma que han recibido hoy, q bordo
del vapor oBluchep, que llegara q
este puerto el domingo proximo,
por la tarde, vienen el Speaker Ca
nnon y nueve lniembros de la Ca
mara de representatives Ell Was
hington.
San Juan, Mario 7 de 1907.
Sr. don Jose de Diego, Prcsidente
lie la Cainlra de Delegates. San
IJuan, Puerto Rico. -Querido seiior
de Diego; Acabo de saber en- estos
momentos de que ha sido usted
electo por unanimidad Presidente
de la Camara Baja, y me apresuro
a enviarle a usted y a la Camara
mis- mas sinceras y fervientes fell
citaciones. DE usted sinceramente,
(Firmado) Beekman IVintAyqb.
-Noticias de Naguabo seiialan
a don Celestino Rodriguez como
probable candidate al cargo de Juez
municipal de aquel ;ermino.
Aver regres6 de los Estados
Unidos cl inteligente joven don Jo-
Sc Ordoiisz, hijo del doctor del mis-
MO nombre.
-Anoche fue arrestado y con
ducido 4 la carcel Juan Requena
acusado del delito contra la justi
c;a pdbA-.s
-Jacinto Lopez fue detenid,
aver por abuse de con6anza. Pa
rece que halo un dollars que per
tenecia a otro individuo y di>pus
del dinero 4 pesar de Ia recllmaci6
d. su dueiio.
Sc asegura que ell IL pT6xi
ma semana estara en- San Juan
Compaiiia de Zarzuela de Vigil,
La Corte Civil de San Jua
dict6 sentencia en- Ell pleito de H.
rry Hubbard contra Juan NJ ,llfl
lleda, condenand q ct. a pl5lr I
primero Glen dollars, mas costa
que cobrara la Corte.
No mas malestar en- el est,
mago desl ues de las comidas. T,
. mense las. pastillas digestivaS d
y doctor lie Roy, marca ANTUR
~ CAS-.
osI -Segln inforlna la policia {
- Rio Piedras, ell el bairio aArena
4. fue hallado un cadaver, el Gu
- idenG6cado resulta ser el de Seba
tian Monz6n que hace varios di
.. desaparecio de su casa. FL cadav
III apareci6 colgado de un palo.
=. Don Carlos Gimenez ira
10 Sc vir una escuela rural ell Veg
- alta.
r., -Hemos sabido por conduc
!, fiedigno, que el Lcdo. don Jose
$50 Guzman Benitez ha dirigido III
carta al Comite Territorial del Ps
lido Republican,, manifestandc
re- que, 81 bien contin1a pertenecien
,or a dicho partido, Sc retira, por al
en- ra dela polftica militante porque
as; el Directorio quiere rectifcar s
,ue procedimientos nj los demas CORE
ina gionarios hacen NADIA para con
DO guirlo.
I'M lQue dice a este y que hace
Derecha Republicana.1
ell Sc comenta que el grave 4
son que existe Ell la Derecha Reput
rio, cana es que hav seis caballeros {
} el Sc disputan la iefatura Q sea la
que recci6n de los asuntos polfticos {
uGe Sc relacionan con dicha fracci
auuque muchos opinan que el
Ter. indiscutiblo sera el sefor Hern
,aso dez Lopez.
ito, Ell Ayuntamiento de Pc
e es autoriz6 aver por TELEGRAPH al /;
7 de gsdo don Miguel Guerra, para {
nerse q 50 nombre, en- el Con
en- Eiecutivo, 4 IA irauquicia solicit
nsOl por Ay. RotgeF, de Ia casa De !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-08
PARA ''EL TEMPO"
Ia COmiSi6n de- Ia POlicis
Insu'ar.-lo que dice Ia
pFensa republican,.
UN ARTlCULO De LALEY
L. presideucia de d;cha Co.
mission. -Cambio notable.
El doctor Quevedo Baez.

La prensa republicana-y aEl
Tiempoo a la cabeza -pretenden sa
car partido de que la Presidencia de
la Policfa Insular no haya recai
do en- la persona de nuestro querido
amigo don Eduardo Acuiia Aybar.
En- Ia Ley aprobada en- 10 de
de Mario 1902, secci6n 10, articu!o
7oe, dice:
eEl Comisionldo que haya sido
nombrado para ejercer su cargo en-
ell periodic mas c0Xto sera el Pfesi-
dente de la Comision.p
La Comision la componen el
doctor Manuel Quevedo Baez, cuyo
periodo terlnina en- Febrero 1908.
Don Eduardo Acuiia Aybar, que
sustituy6 a doctor Ricardo M. Her.
nandez, cuyo periodic termina en
Febrero 1909 y Mr.. Donald Ri
chardson en- sustitucion de Mr.. Ha
| rrison, que desempenara Ell cargo
hasta Febrero 1910. Por tanto
segIn la Ley, la Presidencia CORES
pondia al doctor Manuel Queved'
Baez La susodicha Comisi6n, co
mo Sc vera, la dado uu cambio no
table. SlbemoS que Mr.. Donalt
Richardson es una persona de i
con6anza de Mr.. Winthrop y anne
ricano estimable en- la sociedad d
San Juan. Ell doctor Quevedo Bae
eSta hace tempo divorciado d.
partido republicano y es hoy inds
Ipendiente en- politica, y el sent
Acufia Aybar, es un abogado di
tinguido.
He ahi, pues, la Comisi6n {
Ia policia insular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-08
POr Gable
!tRuO ESPECIAL DE- IA CogRgOlEucR IA DtMoGBICw vuDH

nistro de Hacienda Cassamini, que acababa de lie
gar de su casa al Parlamento cay6 Ell este atacado
de apoplegia. Su estado es gravisimo.