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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-10-21

was also the forty-fOurth anniversary
of their marriage. The home was
most attractively arranged for enter
tanning the guests and the color
scheme, yellow and white, was pref
tily carried out in every detail. Es~
pecially gorgeous was the dining
room. Streamers of white tulle and
smilax hung from the chandelier and
were tied to the candlesticks on the
brides table, in the center of which
was huge mound of yellow chrysan-
themums. Misses Irene Jarboe and
Margaret Skillman carried French
bouquets of red carnations and presi-
ded at the frappe bowls. The ices
were yellow and white, the cakes
we're white with lovers knots of yell
low candy
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman left on the
West bound train at eleven o'clock
for a short wedding tour after which
they will be home at Versailles, KY.
Among the out-of-town guests we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. K. Minary, of
Benton Harbor, Mich, Mrs. Hugh
Atkinson, of Chicago, Mrs. John
Burks, of Louisville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sherman, of Toledo Ohio,
Mr. and Mrs Robert Todd, Mrs.
David Todd, Miss Mary Todd, Miss
Hattie Conway, of greensboro, Mr..
Thomas Delahunt, of Cannelton, Miss
Dood Adair, of Hawesville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson, Miss
Virginia Hudson, Mr.. Claude
Riley, Mr.. Vivian Pierce of
Versailles, Misses Katherine and
Adelia Norman, Miss Anna McComb
of Louisville, Mr.. Richard Wathen,
of Bardstown, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Beard, DR.. and Mrs. John Kincheloe,
Mrs. Mamie Norman, of Hardinsburg
Mrs. Margaret Bennett Of Henderson,
Mrs. Letter and Miss Evelyn Young,
of MOrganfield.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-10-21
WELL KNOWN.
Mrs. Cassie Howell Sapp Dies In
Portland, Oregon, And Re-
mains Buried AT
JefferSOnyiIIe.

The funeral Of Mrs. Cassie Howell
Sapp was held Wednesday; October z,
from the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Hydron, at Jacksonville, Ind. Mrs.
Sapp died at the home of her husband in
Portland, Oregon, September 2S. She
was fifty-one years of age.
Well do many of the old families in
town remember Mrs. Sapp, who lived
here in her gIrl-hood days. She was a
close relative to the Sawyer and
Westherhoit families.
The deceased was twice married, her
first husband was the late VIM. Camp
bell. Nine years ago she was married
to Mr.. Sa p.
Mrs. j Il. Wills, Mrs. Emma More
dock and Mrs. Will Richardson, were
among the relatives who attended the
funeral.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-10-21
Indictments Returned.

The following indictments were re-
turned by the Grand Jury last week. It
is still in session and another batch will
be turned in this week. 1t is one of the
best and most active Grand Jurys we
have had in years.
Commonwealth VS. Orb Casey Violat-
ing Local Option Law.
Commonwealth VS. Logan Butler
Violating Local Option Law.
Commonwealth VS. Oliver Webb Viola
ting Local Option Law.
Commonwealth VS. Jim Ray (alias Jim
Slick Violating Local Option Law
Commonwealth VS. Jno d. Beavin
Violating Local Option Law.
Commonwealth VS. Ken Ferry Wilful
and Maliciously shooting and wounding
another with intent to kill.
Commonwealth VS. John Bates same
offense.
Commonwealth VS. Martin Dowell
Voluntary Manslaughter.
Comuonwealth VS. Sol Beard Using a
pistol in a threatning manner.
Commonwealth VS. Henry Board Shoot
ing at another sent to pen for 2 years.
Commonwealth VS. Henry Spencer De-
tanning woman unlawfully.
Commonwealth VS. George MegeIy and
Clayton Jewell Stealing chickens.
Commonwealth VS. Bud Barnes break
Il
ing into a Will.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-10-21

The annual meeting of the Brecken-
ridge County Farmers Institute was
opened in this city at the Democratic
Headquarters Wednesday afternoon. of
last week. President c. H. Drury
called the session at 1 p. m. and an
opening prayer was made by the Rev.
B. M. Currie. Mr.. V. G. Babbage
made the welcome address which was
responded to by Mr.. J. A. Mcclure.
Business matters were transacted and
the meeting was continued Thursday.
Mr.. Drury was reelected president;
E. b. Oglesby was nominated and
chosen vice president; H. M. Beard
was made secretary. A crop reporter
and advisory committee were selected
from each district as follows: First
District, H. Dell. Norman; Second
District. John Jennings; Third District,
H. G. Vessels; Fourth District, c. H.
Drury; Fifth District, J. T. Mechanism;
Sixth District, Frank Rupert
During the Institute some excellent
addresses were made by Hon. Till
Groves, of Tobinsport, John Monarch,
G. P. Rogers, J. A. Mcclure and Prof.
Edwin Wroe. Besides these speeches,
many very valuable discussions took
place a9png the farmers and those who
were noNin attendance missed splen-
did Institute.
Among some of the men present
were: Walter Norman, Jr., VIM.
Beard, Taylor Beard, Herbert Beard
and Clayton Beard. Their presence
was greatly enjoyed and made the In
stitute quite pleasant socially. A num-
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-10-21
THREE GOOD
MEN GONE.
Alex HambIetOn, Luther Hen
bricks, And Hon. James
Workman Pass Away AT
Their Homes.
DEATHS DEEPLY REGRETTED.

The News regrets to learn OF the
death of the Hon. James S. Workman
which occurred at his home in Leitch
field last Sunday morning. Mr.
Workman was one of the most promin-
ent public men in this section of the
state, having served this people in the
state Senate, and in other places Of
public trust. AS lawyer, he ranked
high in his profession. He has been
member of the Breckenridge bar for
many years, and enjoyed a lucrative
practice here. He was a thorough
student of the law, and when it came to
expounding its many intricate details,
Mr.. Workman had few superiors. His
host of friends in this county will be
sad to learn of his death, and the mem
beers of the bar will miss him in the
courts, where he has been a regular
attendant for many years.
900
Luther Hendricks died Friday night
at his home in this city after an illness
of several weeks. Mr.. Hendricks was
eighty-two years of age and was we'll
known over the county.
He is survived by wife and the fol-
lowing children: Messrs. Mike and
Warfeld Hendricks, Mrs. Scott Morton,
Mrs. Jolly and Mrs. Lou Bethel.
Brief funeral services were held from
the family residence Sunday morning
by the Rev. Currie, after which the
remains were inferred in the cemetery
at New Bethel
After an illness of but a few days
Alexander Hambleton passed away on
Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock at
his home in St. Louis addition. Death
resulted from complication of diseas-
es. The funeral took place Thursday
Afternoon from the English M. E
church and the body was laid to resi-
in Cliff cemetery.
Deceased was born in Cloverport,
Ky, in 1880 on January 9, and was Is
years old. He had been resident o
Cannelton d years.
He was a soldier and served in the
Confederate ranks under General
Beaurgard and Forrest. His wife pre-
ceded him in death two years ago. TIVE
sons, survived him; they are John, o
this city, and Eugene, of Louisville. H,
also leaves one brother and one sister
who reside at Sorgho, Ky.-Canneltoi
Enquirer.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-10-21
TO TOBACCO GROWERS

We now expect large Tobacco Contract for
Breckenridge County Tobacco, to be delivered
to different points in the county. We will know
defnately in few days. English complications
will guarantee higher prices to our growers.
We now suggest this, that the growers may see
that their Committee is not receiving and
procuring pledges solely for the American To-
baccO Company, and that the growers may not
bind themselves until they know prices
and terms All we desire is open and fair COM
petition, if we do get the contract.
Respectfully,
w. r. MOORMAN & SON
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-10-21
Dismissed.

In the case against Walter and
Wheeler Powell for killing Robt Miller,
the Commonwealth had no evidence and
the case was dismissed and stricA en-
from the docket.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-10-21
Welcome Guest.

Dear Sir:-Find enclosed $1.00 for
which please send me the News again.
don't feel like 1 could ever do without
your paper, it has been in our home so
long and is ever "Welcome Guest. "
Respectfully,
H. T. Dowell.
Sample, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-10-21
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to thank our friends for
their kindness and sympathy during our
sorrow.
Mrs. Luther Hendrick
and family.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-10-21

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
famous little pills, easy to take, safe,
sure and gentle. Get Early Risers.
They are the best pills made. We sell
them. Sold by all Druggists.
The Havre herald., 1908-09-16
That Eight Billion Cran.

Turned into prosperity the $4,000, ,O00,-
600 crop which the agricultural experts
predict for this year will make us for
set the panic and be ready to buy up
two or three more If any one has little
panic that's causing worry. But before
the alleged panic we did have real
panic which worried chiefly those who
grow prosperity crops. This was the
panic over Il freight car famine. Sure
y the hundreds Of thousands of cars
reported idle the last few months will
not so far toward moving the record
crop of the country when they are
again set to work.
It is said that the freight cars of all
the world could not move our corn crop
from where it Is raised to where 1t is
wanted. And so with the rest of the
product. Since it can't be moved on
time it seems worth while to inquire
whether some system cannot be de-
vised to save part of this crop moving,
for a considerable volume of our prod
acts is moved twice over and perhaps
more, and every move ties up cars
The expectations must be moved to
Hdewater, and that is their only move.
On the other hand, grain for home con-
sumption is moved from the field to
the grain centers and then moves back
again in the form of meal and -four.
The same with potatoes, eggs and but
ter. A large share of these products
travel hundreds Of miles and then take
the back track, to be consumed near
where they were raised. This double
handling comes out of the producer and
the consumer. Right here may be a
chance to conserve energy and make
our resources go further. Less useless
transportation would give necessary
transportation the road at all times. 1t
is said that fruit travels two to three
thousand miles and is sold for less at
its destination than it would fetch right
| at home II this Is true to any extent
with other products, our waste Of trans"
portation value is enormous, and bet
ter system would make our bumper
crops blessing all around the national
board.
The Havre herald., 1908-09-16
Slow Spelling Reform.

While some of the periodicals adhere
r1gidly to the phonetic spelling, it Is
noticed that scores Of new American
books are published every year with
the very old style Of spelling for many
words In fact, it seems as though pub
Ashers are going backward instead of
forward in the matter Of spelling.
Words like honour" favour" and
"humour' had become rare in Ameri.
can print before the spelling reform,
but this form of spelling not only per-
sists; it seems to be more in evidence
every year. In these same prints the
British style Of using 49, where we in
variably use 'z,' as in "ciyilise," and
*" where "ct'' Is preferred in America
and some other variations from rou-
tine spelling are found.
No copyright British works for which
the type is set by printers in England
are now issued here. The international
copyright law provides that copyright
can issue in this country only upon
books printed from type set within the
Nmits of the United States. Therefore
It ts not a mere custom of spelling
among English typesetters which puts
the English form into SO manv boolrs
1 1*'''t "A .4A.....a.11ica. ~ But books SET up
and printed In America may be sold in
England, and the New York Mail says
that the desire. of our publishers to
cater for sales in British territory leads
them. to "humour" English prejudice
in the matter of spelling because the
Americans who are to read those some
books do not care what the spelling is.
Strange as 1t may seem, In the face OF
all the iecturing of spelling reformers
there are many Americans WHO rather
like the old style which they first met
with in works printed in England. In
social invitations the speliings "fayour''
and honour" appear to be more COM
mon than they were a few years ago.
Apparently the general public in Amer.
lea does not care very much either way,
and so while the few are making yio-
lent changes still others are inclined to
return to the old classic standard.
The Havre herald., 1908-09-16

AS to the cause Of the recent explo-
slon on the battleship Tennessee, a
practical engineer says: "Never mind
who made the tubes. Tell US how
much the water column showed and
when the boiler was opened up and
cleaned last: then we'll get a line on
why she let 60"
The Havre herald., 1908-09-16

John Morley frankly admits that the
situation in India is alarming the Brit
ish government. Had q similar power
OF perception prevailed in London fifty
years or more ago that awful chapter
Of the sepoy mutiny might never have
been written in the history of British
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
The Havre herald., 1908-09-16

A scientist now claims that sunshine
can be weighed. Then it would Ra-
qnige hay or coal scales to balance. one
square foot OF 1t when the thermome.
ter registers 90 in the shade.
The Havre herald., 1908-09-16

New reason discovered for greater
aavy-tno late, however, to help the
'faas eattaeshaes year" scheme. 1t
caA ke pawseu.
The Havre herald., 1908-09-16

That annual yarn about the girl In
red bathing suit who hit the surf at
Atlantic City and came out with the
red gone from the suit, but with her
stlH. got af1oat about a month late this
year, owing to our backward spring.
The Havre herald., 1908-09-16

Eaas sn&saaze ID MT saetn enough to
hHy TIM soas os as ADnest usan.-Gres-
cry.
The Havre herald., 1908-09-16

n saaansas Bsaas aaass,eKam no cutie
uaaafamaamsa HxNnaah
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-19
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autorIzado S2.4OO,OOO. Capital relll.
zad0 S3I5 532.9s, U. SC.
Operocsones oue yeo1Sso:

Pr6stamos: Con garantias personales, con
colaterales, y con hipotecas corto y largo
plazO sObre fncas rdsticas.
eSOusntOS: De girOs, pagares, y Obl1ga
clones cOmerciales cortO plazo
GirOS: SObre Espana, New York, Paris,
LOndres y Hamburgo.
GITOs poi Cable: 5obre New York y Ma
drid
Cusntas COrFleniss: Con interes de Up. m
nual dispOnibles q Ia vista por cheques.
lmpOsIOOnss plazO flo: Con interes de 2
p 8 annual segdn tempo.
SeCOOn de ahOrrOs: Imposiciones sobre Ii
bretas desde Is cts. q 1,0UO con interese
al 6 p 8 annual.
Cobranzas: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion m1nima de cobro =. Sin comtsion para
los cOrrientistas.
0sP6SItOS: De elective y valores.
Gamble do mOnsdas: De todos los pafses.
Vanta do O6dulas hipOtsOaTias: La mejor in
version en- Puerto Rico, inter6s z p s pa
gadero por cupones semestrales.
VsRta dc fInOas Dsndo facilidas para oI
pagO, on las juTisdiociones djunt8s,
Aguas Buenas, Aibonito, Arec1bo, Barcelo.
meta, Barros, Cayey, Oiales, Corozal, Qua
yama, Hatillo, Juana Diaz, Lola, Manstl,
Maric8o, NaFanjitO, PstiIlas, Rio Grande,
Utu8dO, Y8buCO8 YaucO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-19
EL CONFERENCIA DEL VIERNES.

gRll6 CON baEc0E, pFepaFadoa al efscto,
RtaCaE los cREibss de las islaa inmediRtsl
que habfan venido prestRT socoFEo Eul
hermanos de Boriqu6p, y que continuabar
hacienda incuFaioneB en- las Costas do eBts
isle.
Mi d6cima Cuarta aiEmRci6n eB que
Juan CeE6n, gObsTpador de Puerto Rico
real i26 aquelloB actos ds adminiatEGOi6n
que JuRn Ponce dej6 de cumplir, poT sstaE
empefado solo on xp'otar los indioP.
81 doctor Coll, en- ls obla qus scaba
de publican oil af1o pagado, y que SO titula
PFehiAtoriR de Puerto Rico me da unE
pruebR de estU, en- ls p6gins 45.
FundSndoso 90 documantoB ir6ditos del
AFChivo de Indiag, dice 81 doctor Coll:
"El % dc O1tQbHo de- 1909 tom6 Juan
CerCn 81 mRndo De BaTiqu6n como aleal-
de mayoE por CTden del Almiranta don
Diego Colon, que ht bis entTado 4 gobsE
mar en- Ia Espsfiola tenfa iuFiadicci6n
BobFe to6aB las tieFras degCubieTtRB por 81
padre. Juan CcF6n, lugaTtenients del
viTrey Don Diego, hiz1 81 primer repaIti'
miento dc loa indios del B1Eiqu61, pueB
Ponce de Ls6n ss habfa concrstado hasta
ent6nGes sxplotaFleg, en- ammonia con Ia
cspitulaci6n celebrRdR con sl gobernRdOF
O7Rndo ell 2 de Msyo del 1909, 90 Santo
Domingo.
RI doctor Coll inteFEumpe 81 Etfi9T M
vRTTsts diciend0 que el 80 habfa Cemido
una coma Y 81 senior NsvaEFete, lie pass
el libro que sl doctor Cell lee de igusl
modo que el sefloF NRvaRYete. (RisEs)
Contindo, dice 81 EtfoT NAvsTFete: ER.
to TepaYtimiento qas rssliza Juan OeT6n,
era al primer aoto de gs bsTnaci6n que
debi6 yeTifcaF Ponoa de Leon y que no
cumpli6, como dice ciaramente el doctor
Coll poF enContraFBe antVegado dc leno
lR exploitation de loB indioR
No eB cate, cisRtRments, un plausible
modo de gobsFnaF.
EBtFemoH ahoFR, Mn1reP, haesF el
iuiCio crftico de como administ76 juan
Ponce de Leon. No podemoB BeguirnoB
en- 0stog juiciol de rsaidsnciR poF les que
90 vsTifcaEon en- aquella 6QocR.
EI padre fray BATtolom6 de las CsaRB,
en- 81 tomo tsFcero de BU Historic de In
diss, FOf,i6ndose & ls ma era de coma 30
hacfRn los iuicioB de residenciA de los go.
bernadoTeu, jueceB demaB aUtoFidadss de
Ind;a3 dice que coucgetkbsnHs lss pre-,
guntaS y las inveatigacioDer, svs rigusr
81 hAbfan cometido desafueTcs con Loo ve
Cino8 criatianoB, ii los habfan atropellado
de obrEI de- pRlabTaF; psEo que para ma
do SO tomsbau en- consideration las cruel
dade8, afrentap, maltratou y Cruslea muer-
teB que 20 daba les indioB porquo sBtoB
Ds les miraba manoB que 81 fasTan 81 eB'
ti6roOl de los cRmpoE. Ds aquf TaBultR
que por esos juicios de residences, no us
pusds aEEsciar Ia ConductR manera de
ser de 4quelI.s copquiEtadoreu.
Entrsndo en- ai iuicio de reBidsncia de
Juan Ponce de Le61, afEmo que 6lte
Rdmiristr6 NAL la haoiends del Eey, cui'
d6ndous mas de la pTopia que de la del
monarcR y comstiendo On ella irreguIREi
dRdes.
Las pruebss ma Iss pyopOTciona, no no
CToniuts mss menoB amigo del inteEega'
do, sino Las cATtas gus el pTopio rey eh'
cTibieEs con motive del oese de PJnce de
Leon en- eI gobierno de Pusrto Rico.
tYease la edici6n de manana.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-19
NOTAS Y NOTICIA

-Ei B3cTetsrio del dspartamsnto Mr..
r. r Luz ha obtenilo an maB de vacante
q1s empezar6 & disfrutar desde hoy. Ei
ssfilr EnFique Hsrc6ndez 10 snltituYe on
la ofcina hasts So zegTego.
Han ipgFssRdo on loB fondoH del pue
bio $43 poE ooncepto de mulsss que han
aido impuestaU los inffactoreS de Tentsa
intsrnRH en- CsguaV, JuncCg, CayeY, Sa1
Jua1, Bayam6o, Arecibo Vega A ts.
Ell gtf1F Jas6 Vargas, de Haiti, cum
plrs 80 dfss de cSrcel poF sl mismo dslito.
-ESts ma flanR en- la corte de diBtFito
se lego acuRci6n { Arturo Diaz Pin Ro,
matador de Aware PslacioB 81 scuasdo
poT condncto de ga abog4do BefioF Campi'
Ito, pidi6 ls Corta que al juicio SO oeltbEe
poF juEado. TGmbi61 le faeron lefdaB Gus
acnsRcioneB { Alberto r blas poE Beduo'
ci6p, Domingo Nisvel por 0soalamiento,
Jaeirta Lopez Lsidoro Col6n poT aten'
! tRdo para mstaF.
MARIA Lopez = Entiqusta Villanuava
promnviaron sysr un faeTts eBc6ndalo en-
ls cs lie de lsi Luaa y hay fusron de
nunciRdsB ante sl uez municipal qnie1 le
impuao cada una 20 diRB de arresto.
Los empleados de Ia f&brica de iab6n
que tiens en- Hsto Ray dSn Ram6o Ba 40
qui les, Alsjandro Cruz , Pedro VazqQez,
fueron soTpEendidog eRta ms mana con una
cantidad de cebo que hsbfA Hido huEtada
en- Ia mancionada fabrios.
Dssde hsCe aIg6n tempo Ia poliofa hA'
cfs gsStionss poF apreBRr los cacoB, sin
poderlo ConseguiE, haBta hoy que ell guar
diR Amadeo Bsrredo los capture infra'
gRnti La cRuBs pae6 Ia coTts de dis
trito.
-Ha satado on Arscibo en- auuntos de
gu profession el deltgado Ia C6maTa
Bsfior TzoI.
Aver tAFde CsIebT6 seBi6n oEdiE aria Ia
iunta csntrsl de "a Union de Puerto Rice.
La seforita C6rmsn Be6n BAEbosa,
de CuYa eE eEfsTmedad dimoB cnBnta aver
Continuar6 en- So Teuidencia de San JuAr,
sogdn tuvo Ia coEteSiR de informar aver
tards un reporter de "La Correspondent
cia" Ga senior padre 81 doctor BRrboBa.
DiBsamos mtiorfs la erfsrms.
En- brave DO GAtranaT6 en- el teatEo
de 10 ciudad ana obrs de cuya parts mu'
sical sn autor IN conoCido C3mpoBitoF
puartorriquefo. La letfs Gel drama "a
oEijinal dc an psriodistR eBpsfiol que haoe
POGO us encusntFa On eEta fslG.
-El pgoyecto de ley paaada en- ls
C6meEa de delPga con objsto de OF
msmorar ID fecha del IL de FebraFo de
1898, en- que fu6 decretsda Is ''RutonomiA'
para P, Rico, no fu6 sprobado en- el Con
sejo Executive
-Ha aido lobvesaida ls CauBR que Be
Bigui6 ante la coFte de diltrito de elta
ciudsd 81 senor SsbaAtian Moll, autiguo
empleAdo del "BRnco de Puerto Rico. y
En- 81 vapor "Philadslphia" se eBps'
ra que llegue 81 sub comisionado do edu
Caci6n Mr.. HaddOtk prooedente de lol
EstadoH UnidoV
-Se iDf .FmR que loH municipioB de ID
iBla tratSn de adoptar ordanRnzas pEohi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-19

biando Ia exposici6n de tRblas de anuucioa
qua por 50 tamafio puedan guitar libTe Ia
vista de campog y panorama, asf como Is
de las poblaCioneE. 81 proyeeto de ley
pFegeutsdo la LegiSIttuEa con Rqual fin
fu6 aprobado en- 81 ConEeio Eje3utivo psro
frscas6 en- ls CSmaEa poE no hsbeF podido
o5teneE quorum" en- IA votRci6n en- ter
cera lecture. S1Io obtuvo Is votos
SO pTeparan con grRn BuatnoEidsd
las pT6ximos actos de la "semsna santa"
fest de PascusA 81 elem snto cato leo
de ls ciudRd entS muy animado para
81 meioF Eesultado de ell9P.
-Misntras ga reBuelvs def liivamante
el RBunto del '4obanillo" del taatro CONT.
nuan hscinsdoB ali los mstsEialeB de
construction que impidan el libfe trknaito
poE aquella Rntes snCha y c6modR aoera,
hoy obstrufda poT Ia paEts del Saliente que
SO lego efsctuaT.
-Mafisns vieTnes, Las ocho de lR no
che, tendT6 lugAr On ell Atenso una confs
Fencia organizada por las BsfioFas que for
man la socisdsd protectoER dc msndigoB
de San JuaD, Hablarkn sobEe 81 temR de
LIS Carload" los Befiores Matienz0 Gin
tr6n , Dtgetsu.
81 acto ss pdblico = dado 10 inteTeBants
del Rsunto, eH de eBpsTaE qua los Gslones
del Atsnao SO vsan llenos poF una hume
rosa sBcojida concuTrenciR.
-Ha FegFeRRdo "a resideuCiR de Pom
ce, el comeTcisnts de aque'la plaza HeRor
Luis Jordan DGvils.
--Esta taTde celabrar6 session ordinaPia
el ConHejo Executive.
-AceFcR de 10 ocurrido en- Rio PiedTag
en- el dsp6aito de Ieche del senior PEids, no
fu6 que % encontraEe dicho lfquido adulte'
TRdo 80 decomiSaHe. Por eI contTario,
On Ia Inspection SO encontE6 que el lfquido
era puro = con bAgtante intenaidad de
g aBR.
-ESt6 al frsnte del pussto de Is poliefa
inEulRr de SRnturce por Rucsncis en- Rio
Piedras del asEganto Diaz LIenzR, 81 cabo
SoltsTo.
-Maiana sale para Msysgd' z con OBJ
jeto de asiBtir las fsstas que ailf Be llevA
ran efacto 81 sefl3r j. 7, silva, b2nqusEo
de eJts pIazs.
-VentsB de aztear faeron aver efsCtus
daB an esta plaza 3.91 81 quintal.
-OfcinRs para reunion de comercian-
teB, ssla de eBpsEa de viajeros, departs
mento de bolss, restaurants otEaH inats
lRcioneB prOpiRB seTRn hschas en- sl gran
musile nUmero de lR ''YnsuIRF Dock"
cuyaB obTss quedara1 terminsdRB muy
en- bEeve. So inauguEarR dicho muelle
con uns gran fMts oTgsnizRda poE IL
digsctiva de la empFeaR.