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The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10

All Of these mileage books, whether
intra-state or interstate, to be limited
TO one year from date of purchase and
redeemable, charging for part used at
two and one half cents per mile.
In my judgment it would be better
for the state to adopt these rates
which give mileage books and an in
ter-state rate, than to let the fat rate
o. IA cents remain in force.
1t is further agreed that these rates
are 10 be tried for one year and then
If found Objectionable application to be
made for a modification of the sane
to the corporation commission, with
power in the latter to modify the same
subject to appeal as at present
In my judgment and in the judgment
Of all whom | have consulted, the
terms made are just and equitable and
[ sincerely trust the legislature, VIXEN
il assemblies, will ratify what has been
done
cried to gel family mileage books
fixed at two cents, bat the railroads in
sisted with some force that this wOHld
virtually put rate of two cents in
vogue in the state, which was too low,
so the state agreed to the 2 IA cent
rate, the railroads on their part agree
ing to pay 1000 towards liquidating
the expenses Of the state in convenine
the legislature and for court costs.
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Tennessee and probably Virginia will
have the same rates, thus giving a uni
form system throughout the. entire
south, which is a thing very much de-
sired
have given these facts to the pub
lie so that the latter will thoroughly
my object in convening the
Legislature.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10
CONDITION UNSATISFACTORY
Cotton Mill Men to Meet and Discuss
Remedy.

Charlotte, N c., Jan. S.-Believing
that the present unsatisfactory con-
dition in the cotton goods situation
demands a remedy a call was issued
today for joint session Of the South
crn Soft Yarns Spinners Association,
the Southern Hard Yarn Spinners AS
sCciation and the North Carolina Cot
ton Manufacturers Association. The
meetiAg will be held in this city Jan
rary 18th.
At the joint session the condition
OF the cotton goods market will be
considered and some action taken to
D, otect the manufacturers Of cOttor
goods It is expected that over two
million spindles will be represented
at this meeting.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10

also insane AT the time OF the homicide
and then eudeavcr tc limit all testi-
mony as TO the defendants mental
condition 10 the immediate period OF
he tragedy
II successful in this defense would
force a trial of the Gaze strictly on the
ground OF Thaw's mertal condition III
The summer OF 1906
This would force District ATTORNEY
Jerome again 10 apply for lunacy
commission and should this occur
Thaw's attorneys are confident OF lis
ability successfully = establish his
Claim OF his present sanity
The first batch of talesmen called tG
The witness chair wncn court c0nven-
ID at l0:45 a. m, were disposed OF
and every man had toe fixed an opiR-
:on to serve as a fair juror until John
H. HOlbert, IN elderly man and pres
iCent Of SprIngwater company, was
reached. Mr.. HOlbcrl said that he had
formed something OF an opinion but
he was sure he could lay it aside He
was closely questioned by District Al
torney Jerome and Mr.. LittletOu and
was finally accepted
Philip J. GOOdhearc, the stOckbrOker
who was absent yesterday when his
name was called appeared today ana
made MS excuses. The fine Of $3.50
imposed upon him was remitted by
Justice Bowling.
Goodhart was then examined for
Jury duty and when he declared he
HAD an opinion which could not be
changed he got a lecture from the
court.
1t was more than an hour before
the first of the new provisional jur-
CrE was chosen. William NcAGie.
stove salesman frankly admitted that
he had read nearly all the testimony
OF the first trial and he had formed an
opinion but it was not strong enough
he said to influence his judgment in
weighing the evidence as it wou!a
come from the witnesses direct. Nc
Adie took chair No. Z.
George NJ Mettze, drug manufac-
turer was accepted for the eighth
place in the panel at 5: 40 p. m, when
only four talesmen ont of those who
reported today We're left. He said
he had no opinion which would inter
fere with a calm and fair judgment
Of the evidence as presented by either
side.
The next talesman, James S. David
son, clerk qualified as a tentative
occupant of the box, passing a quick
examination which was satisfactory to
both sides.
The supply of talesmen was exhaust
ed at 5:55 p. N. with six permanent
and three temporary jurors IN the Do1.
A Adjournment was taken until tOmor-
row morning at 1915 o'clock.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10
SCRRENDERED HIeISFJJ7
Man Wanted in Connection With tbc
Murder or Mrs Helena NYhftmOre

Boston, Mass, Jan. S.-Frederick W
EIlott, aged 22 years a Boston and
Albany brakeman, whose home is il
AGburndale Mass, wanted on a charge
OF being an accessory after the fact
to the murder of Mrs Helena Whit
more, whose nude body was found il
Lamp Black Swamp al Harrison, N. J.,
December 26th, appeared at police
headquarters tonight and gave himself
up. He was examined by Boston and
Newark, N. j., police officers and then
committed to the tonbs as fugitive
from justice.
Prosecuting attorney George T. Wick .
ers of Hudson county, n. J. telegraph
ed to headquarters that Elliott was
wanted as an accessory He admits
that he knows Whitnore bus says
that he had not se4a him for two
years until the Gay after Christmas
when he called at the Whitmores' &c
get back gold lOcket, when he left
in 1905 as security for a debt he owed
Whitmore with whom he boarded for
some months when employed on the
interborough railway. He said that
he found Whitmore in his room the
Gay following Christmas and that the
mOrtOrman did not act strangely.
When he asked him whhere his wife
was, he says Whitmore replied:
"Oh she's gone away; she has left
me-"
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10
STATE PEACE CONGRESSES
Plans Considered to Hold One III
North Carolina Next Spring.


Washington, January "a meeting
of the North Carolina delegation III
congress was held today in the COM
mittee room Of Representative Richard
Bartholdt, president of the American
group of the parliamentary un-
ion. for the purpose Of comforting with
officers of the North Carolina peace
society, in regard to the holding OF a
peace congress in North Carolina next
spring.
A motion was adopted in favor Of
holding such a congress with view
to bringing public opinion to the sup
port of the resolutions adopted by the
second Hague conference and to the
resolutions which the American inter-
parliamentary group expects to bring
before the conference of national law
makers to be held at Berlin next sum-
mer.
The two senators from North Caro-
lima: Hon. F. NJ Simmons, and Hon.
Lee S. Overman. and one of the men,
bers Of the lower house, Hon. James
H. Small are among the honorary pres
idents of the North Carolina society.
The sentiment of the meeting was
unanimous in favor of the holding Of
state congresses at suitable times
prior to the convening Of the Third
Hague conference. so as TO arouse
public opinion in favor of the prac-
teal steps which must be taken to
maintain peace on a just basis to such
an extent that it viii have an appre-
ciable effect in Europe.
The plans for the North Carolina
congress are such that only the prac-
tical phase of the peace movement will
be considered. Disarmament or limi-
tation of armaments will not be on
the programme. Four members of the
senate and five members Of the house,
in addition to the ten North Carolina
representatives are expected to take
part in the North Carolina congress-
The president of the University or
Virginia is expected TO make an ad-
dress.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10
WRECKED ON DIAMOND SHOALS
Unknown Schooner strands and GOES
to PiCCc~-tfVC out of Crw OF
Seven Drowned

Norfolk. Va. Jan. S-A brokeR mes
| SAGE received here over the United
States seacoast telegraph wires today
olina coast ."pCrts 'hc sirandinc and
losing in N. trcaCncruuS Diamond
lusin: in the trcachuus Diamond
Shoals yesterday OF an unknown
schooner. ont OF whose crew ot seven
men five pcrishcd and two w,r, saved.
The message which fails TO give the
name OF the lost Vcss-l. reports her
10 have been = schooner bound from
| Long Point Me. 10 Charleston. : g.
with fish scrap. The captain of tho
vessel were among those who we're los:
The TWO men who escaped are re-
PORTED To be foreigners who heard
those aboard say that tho vessel was
- years old
The schooner. according Ia the dis
patch. went 10 pieces within thirty
minutes after she struck ON the shoals
during the fierce gale which registered
velocity Of 75 miles an hour and Wis
declared 10 have been the worst storm
In eastern North Carolina since 1897.
The two men saved from the schoon-
e. are the vessels cook. an American
so nearly exhausted that nothing can 5c
soften from him. and a German sailor
who can speak but Few words OF Eng
liSh.
The two survivors were washed
ashore on wreCkage and found on the
beach by life savers who were unable
ID put out in the storm 10 rescue tho
crew of the illfated schooner The Ger
man sailor is unable tC give the name
of the vessel
Portland. Ne. Jan S-A possible
trace of the identity OF the schooner
lost on Diamond Shoals Yesterday IL in
the fact that III" schooner Lenora, with
a cargo OF fish scrap, Is out from Round
Fond. Me. bound for charleston. The
Lccnora left Round Pond about No
vcmbcr - for Charleston and was
last reported AT SaudCrstOwn Il l..
Uhere she arrived on December 20 ana
remained until December -. The Leo
rora registered All tons net and waS
Il
Now Bedford. Mass. She was built at
Columbia Falls in 1854. She carried
crew of seven men and IL owned by
the Gilbert Transportation company OF
New Haven, Conn.
Confirmation Of tn, belief that the
vessel wrecked is in the fact that tn
only places along tho Maine coast
where fish scrap is loaded At this sea
son Of the year are Linnkin. near
Booth Bay and Round Pond; and tha
Leonora is the only schooner Whlch
has sailed from either place for sever
al weeks.
Mystic. conn. Jan 8.-Thc gilbert
TRANSFORMATION Co. does not thlhE
the schooner lost of Diamond Shoals
is the I.eonora, although admitting
that a possibility. The Leonora shouia
have been further south than Halter
~ in fact she is now due at Charles
ton The LeonOra IS in command Oh
C.aDtain Gilchrist.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10
ELECTED OFFICERS
Legislature Of Virginia Meet and Or
SaniZc.

Richmond. Va, Jan. S.-The general
assembly OF Virginia organized at noon
to-day by the election of Richard p
Byrd. speaker of the house and Ed
ward Echols president pro tenn Of the
senate.
The other officers for the two houses
nominated by the democratic caucus
last night were elected. The govern
or's message was then laid before both
houses.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10
Steamer Aground.

Baltimore, Jan. S.-During the storm
which swept over tie Chesapeak bay
last night the Merchants and Miners
steamer Lexington went aground OF
James Point Md, about IS miles down
the bay on the eastern shore. The
steamer was still fast aground this
afternoon, but was said to be in ~
danger.
The Lexington sailed from Balt-
more for Savannah last evening with
passengers and freight.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10

guaranty fund which hy January. 1897
ought 20 approximate $500 900 600
SlNth-Thc estahhsAmsn, of certn4n
rules and regulations whereby tho
financial operations 81 the treasury
shall be 80 conducted that the govern
ment viii cease TO be \ disturbing
factor In our trade and commerce"
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10
Fire in Her HOI1!

Queenstown, Jan S.-The British
steamer Ikbal. from Galveston and
Newport News for Liverpool. passed
Crownhead today and signalled that
there was fire in her hold but it was
under control
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10
THE TRIAL OF THAW
Six JuTymen Are Accepted
and Sworn
NO NIGHT SESSION HELD
IhaW's Attorneys Spring First
Big Surprise

i"o Hundred Additional Talesmen
Summoned for Today-Three Pro-
VisiOnal Jurors i'll the Box-Absent
Juror Excused From Fine-Defense
Has Used Eleven of its Thirty Chal-
lengeS and the Prosecution Eight,
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10
FINANCIAL MEASURE
Framed By House Committee
on Banking and Currency
The TEXT OF 1HE BILL
Which it is Claimed Mill Provide
Elastic Currency

retirement of National Bank Bond
secured Currency Provided fora
redemption City Within "a Hours
reach OF Every National Bank
Such Cities TO be Selected by the
comptroller OF the Currcncy-Othcr
Provisions
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10

Attention Is called 10 an advertise
ment for a tortoise shell comb lost
yesterday afternoon for which a re-
ward is offered.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10
THE NEW YEAR

Is certainly starting of right Mail
orders for Blue Ribbon Extracts are
pouring in
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
To Meet in Extra Session
January Il
GOV. GLENN ISSUES CALL
And Gives Reasons III Statement
10 the People
And Gives Reasons III Statement

SayS the Specific and Only Purpose Is
10 Consider Terms of Agreement
SDfcrcd by Him 70 Ra1lroads-- lil;ihs
the Terms Are just and Equitable
Trua.s the Legislature Will Ratify
aiiS Action.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-10

Always crowded-the Bijou.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-05
DETEATPO

Fue I'm lleno complete, una
entrada rebosante.
La repryse de Marina, tuvo
una buena Interpretation.
La senora Chaves, el tenor
Sotorra, el baritone Real V el
bajo Sancho, escucharon duran
te Misrepresentation muchas ova-
clones.
Ell distinguido tenor Sotorra,
hubo de repetir el saludo de en-
trada.
Tambien fueron celebradisi-
mas las coplas de Rogue, que
canto de manera inimitable el
dlstinguido baritone Real.
Ell veterano croniQmero Bort-
cW0, que estaba en- IN palco
proscenio, celehr6 mucho las CO.
plas de Rogue, sobre todo una
de elias en- que Sc le aludla de
licadamente.
FL barqut1lero, por la senorita
Arregui, mereci6 la plena, la
unanlme aprobacion del publico
La senorita Arregni ha hechc
una verdadera creacion, ante
cuyos meritos los mas sonoros
elogios resultan palidos.
Ha sido I'm verdadero, IN 1e-
gitimo, un definitivo triunfc
avasallador de la eminente ar
tista.
A los grandes, q los resonan-
tes aplausos anoche ofrecidos
Ell homenaje q la artista gentil
unase el del cronlsta admirado1
de ese arte supreme en- que .es
maestro insuperable la senorita
Arregui.
Tue habilmente secundada
poT las senoras Chaves Y Aran
lguren yIlos senores F'reiKas, Vi
dal, Martinez y Pereira.
Domingo OrOscO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-05
IN Ayuntan!eltg que rglung!a
LO QUE Sc DICE

Han presentado las renuncias
de sus cargos de la Corporation
Municipal de Fajardo, los seno-
res don Rafael Bird, don Ma
nuel de Guzman, don E. Lopez
Cruz, don JESUS Moyano y don
Diego Zalduondo.
Ell h6cho ha causado curiosi-
dad en- dicho pueblo, prestando-
Sc a muchos concentrates.
Dichas renuncias Sc atribu-
yen a diferencias surgidas en-
tre Ell alcalde Y varios senores
del Concejo.
Es probable que salga para
Fajardo el assistant -secretario de
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-05
7aIdes De Ia CSnaPs
Sc votan ounce mil dollars para los
estudiOs de irrigation del distrif0
Sur.-Se incIuyen otros prOycCtos
UN INFORME DE
LA COMISION

Sc aprob6 en- la Camara Ell bill sus-
tituto que presentara la Comisi6n de
Obras P1blicas, para llenar las de-
fcencias que Sc notaron en- Ia pro-
posicion de ley primaria acerca de
estudios de irrigacion en- Ell diStrito
Sur. La suma que sc voto en- la pa
sada Legislature de cuatro mil dollars
para los mencionados t-abajos, segin
informes de los delegados del dis
trito, resultaba ineficaz, y fue necesa-
rio solicitar de las Camaras Tin au-
mento. Despues de varios estudios
hechos conferencias tenidas con eI
Gobernador, Sc tomo el acuerdo de
presentar, seg1n las indicaciones del
Mensaje, Ell proyecto reformado de
la Comisi6n de Obras P1blicas. Sc
destinan los estudios de rega-
dos ounce mil dollars distribuidos
en- la siguiente forma: cinco mil para
la comarca Sur, comprendida entire
las jurisdicciones de Santa Isabel,
Coamo y Ponce. La de Coamo fuS
inclufda ca el'proyecto por una en-
mienda del delegado seflor Larrauri.
Cinco mil para los estudios de re-
gad1o en- las DaJuraS de Cabo RoJo y
Lajas.
Esta secci6n Sc incluy6 en- Ell pro-
yecto de la Comisi6n, pues ell delega-
do sef1or Trelles Olivia habfa presen--
tado un proyecto aparte solicitando
tres mil dollars.
La Comision aument6 dos mil mas
para los expresados trabajos. Ell bill
del seflor Trelles Olivia 10 publicamoS
hace dfas.
Hay otra cantidad asignada para ell
regadfo dc Arroyo, Guayama y Sail
mas, cuyos estudios Sc vienen hacien-
do desde la anterior legislature. Eel
Comisionado Mr.. Grahame es el en-
cargado de realizar los mencionados
trabajos que Sc referen las seccio-
mes transcritas. La ley de regadfo
ha pasado al Consejo Executive, y CO.
mo va muy recomendada por las CO.
misiones respectivas, es SECURE que
sc aprobara definitivamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-05
EIecucIdn SuSpendIda
LOS REOS AC STA.

Ell Gobernador Mr.. Post ha orde-
nado la suspension de Ia sentencia de
pena de muerte dc los hermanos
Acosta, que tenfa que cumplirse ma
fiana en- ell Preside departmental.
La suspension es debida 4 no haber-
Sc resuelto el +'Habeas Corpus, pen
diente en- la Corte Suprema de los
Estados Unidos, y que fue interpues-
to por el abogado y querido compa-
nero de redacc ion don Nemesio Perez
Morris, quien como saben los lectores,
defendio los reos en- Ia apelacion
para ante Ell Tribunal Supreme de
Puerto r leo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-05
H 0CCIdeD|e de oyer
MR.. ALVERT AMPUTADO

Aver en- Ell tren de la tarde fuG
trasladado 4 esta ciudad el america
no Mr.. Advert Flaherty que ocu-
pa ell puesto de ingeniero en- la cen
trail Plazuela de Barceloneta. Mr.
Advert fue victima de IN accidente
en- la mencionada hacienda mientras
Sc hallaba ocupado en- algunos traba-
jos agricolas.
Uno de los carros tuvo la mala
suerte de cogerle pasandole una rue
da por encima y fracturandole una
pierna. Ha ingresado Mr.. Advert
en- Ell Hospital militar donde seg6n
informes, esta mafIana ha sufrido la
dolorosa amputaci6n de una pierna
cuya operaci6n ha sido practicada por
los doctores Antongiorgi y Avil6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-05

I'm la SEHANA QUE TERNIyO Ell Ola 10 DE- FEBRERa BE 1893

La semana empez6 con I'm tempo
nubladO en- todas las secciones, Y con
generates lluvias en- toda la parte
NE. de la isla y excesivamente loca-
les Ell dia 20 y p. Durante dltimos
de la senana RENO un tempo lluvio-'
SO. Las intempestivas lluvias de los
dlas 20 Y 27 motivaron las creci ientes
de varios rios, en- Ia parte NE de la
iSla con daf1oS CONSEQUENCES en- los
caminosy fucas de los terrenos bajos.
La cantidad mayor que han lnforma-
do de la precipitation de estos dos
dias ha sido 400 pulgadas. en- Can6-
vanas. Estas lluvlas no Sc extendie-
ron hacia ell O. por la costa N. mas
ALA de Manati, nj tampoco sobre las
divisiones Q. y S. de la isla; en- donde
la lluvia de la semana no ha sido ma
yormente mas de 10 acostumbrado en-
la estaci6n. Ell dfa 20 y q hubie-
ron vientos borrascosos. con frecuen-
tes chubascos. La velocidad mayor
del viento registrada en- San Juan
fu6 "a millas por hora, del NE, eli
dfa ~ fuerte mar del Septentri6n
impidi6 algo Ia navegacion durante
Gl 01d ~ y H.
La temperature media en- la isla fuS
.74.o', 9 30 sobre la de la semana.
La temperature mas alta que ham
informado fu6 ooo, en- Yauco, ell dfa
rs; la mas baja, $40, en- Aibonito eI
adla 81
FL promedio de Ia precipitation en-.
la isla fu6 100 pulgadas, cerca de
.trece veces Ia cantidad acostumbrada
en- la estacl6n. lei dfa 26 26 de Enc
no ocnrrieron aguaceros excesivos
en- varias estaciones de la parte NE.
de la isla- La mayor precipitation
semanal fue 655 pulgadas, en- Can6-
vanas. En- Mayaguez no ha llovido
.dutante la semana, Y en- Anasco sola-
mente ha catdo o.o2 pulgadas de pre-
|cipitaci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-05
L1lIgyegtgg del 81. Ggahane
UN EDIFICIO EN- CULEBRA

FL Comisionado del interior ha pre-
sentado en- estos dfas dos proposicio :
mes de ley. La primera solicitando
la suma de seis phil dollars, con obje-
to de construir en- la isla de Culebra
un edihcio p1blico y cisterna, y por la
segunda, ha pedido $25 900 para la
reparacion y conservation -muelles
de ribera, darsenas y terraplenes de
los puertos de Maya guez, Ponce y
esta ciudad. Dicha suma sc invertira
tambien para construir muelles de
espigon, tinglados y otras obras de
comercio, que son de necesidad para
la carga, descarga y alrnacenaje de
mercancfas.
Estos proyectos fueron presenta-
dos por Ell seflor Grahame 4 nombre
de la Comision de Obras P1blicas {
instrucciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-05
N Captain Cabrera
BRILLANTES SERViCIOS.

Por ell regreso, de los Estados Uni.
dos, del comandante Lutz, ha hecho
entrega en- estos dfas del mando en-
Jefe de toda la isla, y principalmente
del distrito de San Juan, ell active Y
pundonoroso captain de la policfa in.
sular senior Cabrera. Los servicios
prestados For Ell sef1or Ca abrera en- ell
largo tempo que ha durado la interi-
nldad de los Jefes Hamill y Lutz han
sido eminentes. En- todo ell pals ha
relnado Ell orden mas complete, en-
esta cludad y sus alrededores no ha
habido que lamentar denuncias de
lmportancia, n; ningun ciudadano Sc
ha sentido vejado nj molestado en-
sus llbertades legales.
Ell senior Cabrera sin descuidar un
momento los asuntos generates de la
institution, nj los servicios p1blicos.
Sc ha hecho acreedor q TN entusiasta
aplauso, no so]amente de sus iefes
que le d1stlnguen como realmente
vale, sino de la prensa.
Ell Captain Cabrera ha probado sin
alardes ostensibles, que es un iefe
de indiscutible valimiento, que en-
cualquiera de las circunstancias, Sc
hace dlgno del alto concepto en- que
Sc lie tiene. Y no por otra razon me-
rece unanimes aplausos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-05
Mods dc YOUCO
para el BoLET1N MERcANTIL)

Sc dice que Ell Attorney General
tomara parte Ell la question del ms
pectol de Escuelas de este pueblo; Sc
asegura que Mr. Connan no peg6 al
niflo del ST.. Pla, sino que 10 expulso
de la escuela causa de los desor-
denes que cOmetia.
-Anoche Sc celebro una tenida
Blanca en- los Salones de la Lola
''Hijcs de la Luz". Organizose di-
cho festival con motivo de la toma
de posecion de la nueva directiva.
Tn enjambre de senoras y seforitas
dio esplendor aquel hermoso acto,
los salones presentaban I'm soberbio
golpe de vista con las nuevas limo
vaciones establecidas elegantfsimas
recitaron acknowledgements algunas
compocisiones poGticas siendo muy
aplaudida Mi Religion del Lcdo.
Jose G. Torres.
La concuarencia fu6 obsequiada
explendidamente con dulces refres-
cos, Ell ritud Observable fue entera-
mente nuevo no habi6ndose hecho
antes de hoy en- ninguna otra logia
de la Isla
-Manana sale para San Juan el Sr.
Vivaldi delegado la Camara por es.
te distrito,
-Ha causado gran sensaci6n el
discurso parlamentario del sef1or
Mufloz Rivera los peri6dicos pasan
de mano en- mano y en- todas parties
Sc ven corrillos en- que sc lee Y Sc
comenta favora bleEente Muchos
repubicanos Y casi todos los extran
geros han hecho declaraciones muy
favora 1l4s para I'll seiior Mufioz IA.
.vera.
Ell Core sponsal.