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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
MAY HAVE FIGHT
OVER ARM0RY HALL
Alexandria Light Infantry Will
Not Surrender Property to
New Company.
DEED PLACED ON RECORD
Contains Provision That if Light
Infantry Disbands City Use the
Property for Other Military.
DEED PLACED ON RECORD
[speclal to al. him es .plspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA. May 1.-THE
members OF tho Alexandria Light In
fantry will make a legal fight In the
courts to prevent the new military
company being formed here from
getting possession OF Armory Hall,
headquarters OF the Light Infantry.
Company G, SEVENTEEN Virginia Regi-
ment, was recently disbanded by Gov
crnor Swanson for alleged inefficiency.
An officer OF the Alexandria Light In
fantry stated to a Times-Dispatch cor.
respondent to-day that the disband-
ment of Company G does not neces-
sarily mean the disbandment OF the
Alexandria Light Infantry. The lat
ter company will, therefore, hold the
keys OF the armory, although they pro-
pose to turn over their equipments
to the proper officers. Should the
courts decide against them they will
at once give up their claim.
A deed and quit claim dated Novem-
Der 9, 1899, made between George II.
Robinson and twenty-five other mem
bers OF what was then the Alexandria
Light Infantry, or Company F. third
teers, who did not enlist In the
United States Army during the Span
ish-American War. and persons who
may hereafter become members OF the
Alexandria Light Infantry, was placed
on record to-day in the Office of the
clerk Of the Corporation Court.
In part it reads: This deal Is made
upon express terms and understanding
that II the present Alexandria Light
Infantry disbands or ceases to exist
as an organization the property here
by conveyed shall pass to the City
Council of Alexandria. to be held by
them in trust for the use and benefit
OF the active members of any new milf
tary that may be hereafter organized
and mustered In said city
The action of the Alexandra Light
Infantry has caused considerable sur
prise, and the fight for the possession
Of the hall will doubtless prove inter-
csting. It Is expected that the proper
State authorities Will order Major King
to take legal steps to secure the hall.
be having been designated to organize
new company, Already over one-half
OF the names necessary for organizing
a company has been secured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
CLASSES ELECT OFFICES.
Those Chosen by Academic and Ensi.
neerinE Glasses Mt Univcrsity.

Those Chosen by Academic and Ensi-
necrinE Glasses mt University.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, May Ia
The academic and engineering classes
of the University OF Virginia have
elected officers for the ensuing year as
fellows:
Academic class-James Parish Rob-
ertson. Jr. of Charlotte. n. c., presi-
dent; Thomas Slater Settle, of Flint
HILL Va. vice-president: Columbus
Halle. Jr., OF Stanton. Va. secretary
and treasurer: Colin Mackenzie Mac
kali. OF Baltimore, Md. historian.
Engineering class-Stanley Reeves. OF
Johnson City. Tenn. president; Joseph
Frederick F'aber. of Norfolk Va, vice
president. John NORM Gallalee, OF
Portsmouth. Va. secretary and treas
urer; Richard Potts Johnson, OF Fred
erfck. Md, historian.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
Thomas e. Gorham.

Especial to The Tim es- Dispatch.1
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 12.-
Thomas E. Gorham, retired Southern
Railway engineer died this morning
at the age Of fifty-four. Three daugh-
tiers and one son survive. Mr. Gorham
was fifty-four years of age. and was
born In Albany N. z. He was a
member of Alexandria Lodge of Elks
and Alexandra Council. Royal Area
mum.
Funeral services over the remains of
Frank D. Shuman, who died Sunday
night, will be held tomorrow morn
ing from ST. Marys Catholic Church.
The deceased was a son of Louis P.
Shuman. and was twenty-nine years
of age and unmarried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
WILL NOT PROCEED
AGAINST YOU \.
Norfolk Authorities Not to Take
Any Steps Against Young
West.
AROUSED ABOUT BURGLARS
People Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
Tcrrified-Judgc White
Qualities.
AROUSED ABOUT BURGLARS
Especial to TIL. Times Dispatch

/
NORFOLK. VA. May 12.-Therc Will
be no criminal proceedings against
young H. w. West .Jr.. the party men.
toned in the verdict of the coroners
fury as probably responsible for the
death of Mira. Mary H. Rorsciiach.
Con.monwealth's Attorney Stewart an
nounced to-day that he would not at
tempt to prosecute the young man un-
der the verdict. owing to the fimsy
character OF the evidence adduced at
the trial.
II is probable, however, that the fam
lily of the dead woman will pursue the
Investigation further. in the hope that
Yome thing will be developed that may
lead to she disclosure OF the guilty
purity.
Burglar IN Her Homo.
burglar was discovered last night
in the home OF Mrs. r. j. Armistead.
No. 4O8 Court Street. Portsmouth. ~
was negro, and the discovery was
made by Mrs. Armistead, who swoofed,
but not before she had given an alarm,
arousing tho members OF the house
hold and neiehbors. Mrs. Armistead
heard the Intruder in the Kitchen, and
going there found a negro King
the premises She gave the alarm. but
tainted with excitement. The negro
made his escape.
The entire city Is aroused over tne
repeated and daiing robberies occurring
nightly. and scores of men are arming,
determined to make short work OF the
guilty parties.
1t is the belief of the police that
gang of idle negroes are working In
unison. Plain clothes men are covering
the. city at night but SO far have been
ba.flcd by the fact that the burglars
change the base of operations nishtiy.
New Judge Qualified.
Judge B. u. White to-day qualified as
fudge Of the twenty eighth Judicial
Circuit. and received instructions from
Governor swanson TO finish the bust
ness of the May term of the Circuit
Court OF Norfolk county for Judge
Portlock. who is stiil seriously III.
Judge Portlock IS reported to be
SLOWLY improving. at the Protestant
Hospital. His attending physicians are
now hopeful Of his recovery in the
near future. but declare that he should
mot attempt the onerous duties OF the
Sudgsfaip for six or eight months after
.Ac is able to leave his bed.
Injured by n Fall.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison, mother OF
Mrs Leonard Knapp, who is an aSed
Woman. was severely injured yesterday
tv .all. while exercising in the yard
pf the home of her daughter. She fell
,pver a small obstruction. and was rem
bered Unconscious. Attending physi-
clans found that she had broken the
small bone in her right arm. owing
10 her extreme age-eighty years-the
physicians are apprehenslSe as 70 eie
outcome of the injury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
LIVED a WEEK WITH a SEVEN
INCH HOLE IN HIS BACK
Isnecial to rhe rImes. pIsnatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
DURHAM. n. c., May lc.-After lying In
Watts Hospital in serious condition for
over a week the result of terrible acct
dent. Mr.. j. Clifton Rigsbee. lineman for the
Interstate Telephone Company. died this
afternoon at two o'clock. The accident,
which was very singular and almost unex-
plainable occurred while the young man
was riding on load Of telephone poles on
wagon. when very suddenly the poles be-
come unbalanced. and after the lower ends
struck the ground rebounded with such
force as TO throw the digging bar, which
was also lying on the wagon. against him.
and which entered his back and penetrat-
seven inches. He was released from the
bar by fellow workmen. and the fact that
he survived after such terrible injury for q
whole week is nothing less than marvellous.
He was very tenderly cared by several
skilled physicians The young man was
twcnty-three years of age, and is survived
by wife and one child.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
M1rcHELL GETS EIGHTEEN YEARS.
Negro Convicted of the Murder of Wo-
man Who Tilted Him.
Especial to The TImes-Dtspatch.

IspeclaI 10 The TImes-Dlspatch.J
SUFFOLK. Va. May 12.-After being
out seventeen hours, having been lock-
ed up for the night. the jury in the
Charles Mitchell murder case, this
morning returned verdict of second
degree murder. and inflicted the maxi
mum penalty, eighteen years. Ten Of
the Jurors voted in favor of the death
chair. which will be operative after
July LIST.
Mitchell, negro, was convicted Of
Ellie Christian. aged eigh-
teen. who had Tilted him. After the
tragedy Mitchell turned the revolver
upon himself When found he lay be-
side the victim unconscious, a bullet
having entered the right cheek and
emerged at the left ear. A new trial
was asked for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
STAND by BRYAN
AND THE PRIMARY
Democrats OF Tazewell 1ndorse
the Nebraskan and Refuse to
Condemn Primary.
rsn.cial TO THE TImes-DIspatch. /

Special 70 the IInts-DTspatcH.J
TAZEWELL VA, May 12.-The
largest attended and most enthusiastic
convention Of Democrats held in Taze-
well for years was in session in the
court-llouse for over two hours this
afternoon. new county committee
was elected and delegates were ap-
pointed to the Roanoke convention and
instructed for Bryan. Resolutions We're
adopted approving the course of Sena-
tors Martin and Daniel in the United
States Senate. indorsing the admins
.tration of Governor Swanson, indorsinS
j. Hoge E:Jer for delegate at large to
the Denver convention, and G. w. Doak
as one OF the delegates to the national
convention from the Ninth District. a
resolution recommending a revision Of
the primary plan in vogue in Virginia
for the nomination of candidates was
offered, but failed of passage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
Needs New Courthouse.

rspecial to The Times Dispatch.l
cA1ISRITRY. N. c., May I'm us
.renort to the present term of Rowan
s,nerIor Court the grand jury made
strong recommendation for the erection
80 new courthouse here. The old
building is considered unit for punl' :
.use. and the necessity of building
new one was urged upon the grana
iury by Judge w. B. Council, presio' .,
plans have already been drawn LOT '1e
structure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
Raising the Trenton.

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 12.-The
work of raising the sunken steamer
Trenton, which sank Sunday, May 3d.
is nearing completion. The saloon
deck is now above the water and the
main deck is partially above the sur
face. When the work is completed the
craft will be placed in shoal water, and
afterward conveyed to the marine
railway and repaired, after which II
vii be again put into service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
POLITICS WARNING UP.
Interest Growing in Flight for Mayor
and Council In Fredericksburg.
Especial 10 The T.mes-Dispateh.l

Especial to The TiInes-Dispatch.]
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May L.
Politics are warming up for the NUM-
cipal election to be held in this city
June 9Th for Mayor and one-half Of
the City Council. The candidates for
Mayor are Mes.rs. H. Lewis Wallace
and Henry Warden. Those SO far an
nounced for City Council are Messrs.
Clarence r. Howard. S. ". somerville,
John C. MELVILLE. j. NJ. Goldsmith, In
the Upper Ward; A. n. Garner, Z. NJ
Young, Jr.. and F. l.. W. Green In the
Lower Ward.
Or. 3. Hales a well-known physician
OF this city, will move from this CITY
to Middletown. Frederick county, Va,
the change being made for the benefit
of his wife's health who desires to re-
side in a mountain section.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
,,,o.,. 81 successful Meeting.

1snecial to The Tlmes-Dispateh.l
poy 2rrC VA, May 12.-The Kew.
NJ eosman, pastor Of the Market
s ~. n1athodist Church Of Petersburg,
~ closed a series Of revival meetings
here ha last night in the Method's -
nhmrch. of which Rev. J.. a. VIM IS
nastor. The meeting began on MONDAY
p pdaht Of last week, and Mr.. Bosnian NJ =
n nre a twice daily during the ent lTe
y me SEX except Saturday morning. ne
is a most earnest and forcible presence ',en
20 md 4 has has done good work in this town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
salisbury Couple Elopc.
ri. r,me,-pispateh.]

Especial to The Times Dispatefhi; M y
SALISBURY. n. O., May
Havener and Miss Hattie lucN' W.
Salsbury's best-knoWn gouns -
a,aaad r. south Carolina Sunday and
s,.ore MARRIED at Fort Mill. They re-
49,. 49,, ~ This city Sunday night. me
sr,ds Is daughter of Mr.. and MIS-
=, w " Tuck and the groom is high
~ ~ esteemed office man. They VIII re-
sida here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
HOW THIRTEEN HAS HAUNTED ANGLE

term OF, four years in the penitentiary
and fined $4,000. in addition to an
other sentence and fines imposed In the
State Of North Carolina, was the VIC
tim of the unlucky thirteen" The
5hoodoo number has pursued Angle for
several years, and by strange coin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
Her Marriage Saved Her.

1snec,alI to The Tlmes- Dispatch.
NnRtFOLIl, VA, May IA mar
riaee ceremony defeated Justice IN the
CORPORATION Court to-day, It nems s
eaund that Matte Barner, charged with
stealinr s3eO from George Fretwell'
had married the prosecutor ana me
court held that the husband could not
.testifv against his wife. The case was
l;,,,,fcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13

DANVIllLE, VA, May 1T. NJ. An
gle, the president and general manager
OF tho Dry Fork Distilling Company.
United States Court here of having
committed extensive revenue frauds on
the government and, sentenced to a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
COMES NEAR GETTING FREE.
,An Inmate of Spotsylvnnia Jail Cuts
Through Woodwork of Cell.

SPOTSYLVANIA. VA, May l2.-Re-
Gently Thomas Pryor and three other
prisoners in the county jail made an
effort to set the jail on fire and burn
their way out. but this was discovered
by Mr.. James A. Harris, who lives near
tile prison. and was put an end to.
Night before last Pryor In some way
secured a piece of iron bar about
eighteen inches long. and sharpened
at both ends. and with this he sue
ceeded in pricing the wooden lining
OF the cell out OF place, and had opened
a space through the wood about two
feet wide and SIX feet high. which eN-
posed the brick wall, and If Sheriff
Richard NJ. Waller had not detected the
breach he had made with his prizing
iron. twenty or thirty minutes more
work would, have liberated Pryor and
the other two prisoners confined In the
jail with him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
Beware of limitations
Cheap Substitutes and Just
as Good AS"

upulous dealers. mindful only OF profit and
othing for the health of their patrons, ara
for sale low grade impure whiskey, which
you is as good as Dufy's."
1t Is a cheap connection and fraud. In,
tended to, deceive the people. OF course,
when a remedy has, been before the public
so long has been prescribed and used by
the best doctors and In all the prominent
hospitals. and has, carried the blessing OF
health into so many thousands of homes
as Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey has, imita-
lions are bound to arise. Bnt they cnn
initiate. the bottle and label onIy--nO one
cnn initiate the contents.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky is an abso-
lutely pure distlllation of matted grain;
great care being used to have every kerr
mel thoroughly matted, thus destroying
the germ and producing a predigested
liquid food In the form of a malt essence,
which is the most effective tonic-stimu-
liant and invigorator known. to science;
softened by warmth and moisture. its
palatability and freedom from Injurious
substances render it SO that 1t can be re-
tanned bv the most sensitive stomach
Any firm that will sell imitation or sub
istitution goods will sell impure goods.
The firm that Is dishonest in one thing
would not hesitate to be dishonest in an
other. Whenever you see imitation and
substitution goods offered for sale by a
firm, beware of anything and everything
own life and the lives of your family and
fri anI c Nv anl ipc wit thott,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
ncinr Tried for Murder.

Especial to The Times DispatG en-,
STANTON, VA" May ls.-It'e .tla
80 shbv Rhodes, colored. for the MUIR
dar Of Walter Miller. colored, on the
night of April 14th. was begun IN the
CORPORATION Court to-day. 1t Is en-
nected to last about two more days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
Board OF Aldermen.
DIES FROM EXPOSURE.
Caroline Man Found Dead in the Woods
In Essex.
Especial to The T,mes-Dispatct

Special % TIC -O1sPdte1t.1
FREDERICKSBURG VA, May a.
j. j. Kay, a former well-known mer-
chant of Caroline county, was found
dead in the woods in Essex county
and the coroner's inquest rendered d
verdict of death from exposure. The
d deceased who was here few days ago
left by steamer, got off at Sander'a
Wharf, in Essex county, wandered into
the woods and died. 1t is thought that
he was under the influence Of liquor at
the time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13

The weather is unusually cool for this
season, in consequence OF which vege-
tation is on stand. Nearly twice the
usual acreage is being planted out in
corn this spring. Winter wheat prom
Uses a fair yield. but the acreage is
small.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13

@.- >
the of the
ishcdn
= at Grove
Hevcdt that can but Ia shor
in In
dninct
In
in two but In
non-po
fisheries
also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
wlloorlNG CouGIl PREVAILING.
Much OF 1t In Southwest, ana Some
Deaths Reported.

Especial to The mes-plspatch.l
s FREEZING, VA, May -Whooping
among children seems to be
rather widespread through this section,
and some deaths are being reported,
The three year-olh son OF Isaac VIII
lis, of this place has Just died of
this epidemic
Theirs is so much rain that the prog
rpsS uG lnrln -wnrk Is l,elnE hip.larsd,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
Judge Frazer Dead

BEDFORD CITY. VA. May IA tele-
,i s,s' by WI Mrs. waiter Ruan announcing the
death OF her father, Judge Robert y. Frazer 7,n
a distinguished jurst- and citizen OF that
city, a, ~,
Frazer Paint Company. OF Bedford CITY
He discovered the pigment on farm IN
tho suburbs. and erected on the spot rae
tory of large capacity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13

being hauled in by the railroad. bH
1t does not seem to be of as good quail.
ity as that grown here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13
Grand Lodge aud State Assembly, With
Large Attendance, In Annual Session.

[Spss p1R g The
than 500 Odd Fellows and nearly $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-13

opD-FELLows AND REBEKAHs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-04
Venta especial

Es La 6poca regIamentaria de nues
tro Balance General y con este motive
hacemos antes VENTAS ESPECIA-
LES de todos aquellos articulos que
tenemos enngTandes cantidades siendo
pues el meior tempo de hacer com
pras en- nuestro GRAN BAZAAR de
cualquier articulo que Sc necsite, lue.
60 entrara Ia normalidad en- los pre-
clos; visitenos y vera como es cierto
que tienen precios escepcionales los
articulos siguientes y otros mas que
no relacionamos peTo que estan ex.
puestos.
Bajillas de porcelana decoTada jue-
gos de cafe japoneses y de porcelana
decorada, jarrones japoneses estilo
modernista, Tiestos para flores, Qua
dros para sala comedor y gabinetes,
Cubiertos de metal blanco garantiza-
dos Sombreros para Sefioras, Cortes
deBlusas bordados, Sombrillas etc,
etc.
Acabamos de recibir un extenso
surtido de ALFoMBRAs y EsTERAs
especiales que ofrecemos a precios muy
econ6micos:
Alfombras de CREX muy propias
para pafses calidos, por su frescura, y
en- diVersos colores, para sala, , gabi
netes y habitaciones:
Para sala-tamafio-pi6s 6 ga SIS una.
Id. gabinete, }, pulgds 54 x9O a So
una.
Id. gabinete ), pulgds 86 K Y a 50
ID, habitaci6n ), ), "a K 48 80 ctvp
una.
Para id id pulgda ;, q < 20 4 s. otvs
una.
Id id id pulgds > Is SO a SO ctv.
una
Alfombras fbra Hof, muy solicitadas
por ser lavables CoIores. verde, azul
Posa y habano,
Psra sala de pies 6 ga z. SO uua
da. id, de pies rs 1915 4 S 10 una
Id. id, de pies 50 K 1912 as II una
ID. id, de pies 8 < II as II uua
La misma clase por yardas, en- colo
raul punzo y de una yarda ano-
cho 40 y 55 ctvs Ia yarda.
t1stera de paja para pisos, en- variOs
coiores y de una yarda de ancho de 25
y 40 ctvs. yarda.
AIfombra de Moqueta para sala en-
colores elegantes y combinaciones mo-
dernistas de pies 6 X 8 81 una,
Alfombras de id i'd en- i'd para
en- pies 8-8 K 1915 & S18 uua.
Alfombras de i'd i'd para habitaci6n
en- los mismOs cOIores dibuios sl0-
gantes de tamanflO, pulgadas 81 K n
z S1.5O una.
Aifombra de felpa' fina, en- colores eIe-
gantes y clas0 extra, propias para
habita 3i6n, tamafio, pdas 81 < n $3.50
Alfombras por yardas en- colores me-
dernistas y dibuios elegantes, de 26
pulgadas de ancho 75 y 85 ctys. la
yarda.
6ONZALEZ PADlN HERMlNOS San Fran
cisco 38, Ia PAQUlTR'. San Jus.
to %.
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ENLA-CAIMARh

Fl prOysCto De 10y para dsscllsntos
be sueI1os aeDBIeadOS, eS recon
siderable Is V0tan en- contra IL
zoI, Conception, SantOni \ zenO
Gambia.
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E D 0 S.

Iate8tadO de Bauti8ta Ortis. Luis An.
Belmi, Administrator Judicial del inteutA'
do de B iutiGta Ortiz, dsbidamente autuTi'
z3do por ssta Corts de DiStFito, todo Ell
que pusda inteFesaEle, hsgo sabeY:
Que BautiBts Ortiz, mayor de ed66,
IolteTo, ComeTciAnte vscino de Salinas f.
lleci6 en- diCho pueblo 81 dia % de Mayo
de 1907, sin OtoTgRT dispoBici6n tsBtRmen'
tsTiR Rlguns.
Qae des1onoci6ndoss actuRlmente quie.
mes puedan teneT cT6ditoa contra dicho se'
nor Ortiz, por viEtud de la pTesents en-
cumplimiento de 10 que diBpone el Art. 81
de la Ley de PEOcedimisntos legaIes eSpe
cialeu, sprobsda On de Mario de 1865,
Cito, llamo emplazo 4 todoB los que ten.
gan que RsOlRmAE algdn deEacho en- CON.
cepto de acEeedoTes del fnado para que en-
el t6rmino de doB meses contaE desde e.
ta fl. hR puedan comunicaEma Eus nom.
breB, direction , 81 deEecho cT6ditO que
Feclaman.
EStRs TeCIsmRcioneB debsEkn presentaE'
90 acnmpsnadas de los coEreBpondienteI
compr- bAnteg, bait dsclarsci6n jurada =
en- e1cEito dirijido mi nombre mi re.
BidenciR, On sHte pueblo de SalinaB, P. r.
FebrsEo "a de 1908.-Luis AnSelmi, Ads
miniEtFRdoR Judicial.
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GABLES De HOY
No IN dia De fiesta, dos tendlan en-
Madrid.
81 VspOE C0amO'' tn6 puestO a fiOte,
sin que sufieFa gtandss aYsrfas
en- su euCaIIaduTs.
Trsgedia anaTquista en- Ia casa de-
jsfe de PoIiGla De Chicago.
10 que estaR prOrlOviendO en- Ia tie.
RIA De Mutsu-Hito las COmpaTias
De emiglaCi6n.

Madrid, Mario 4. El gobisrno ha acoE'
dRdo ID CalebFaci6n de dos dfeu de fsatay,
con motive del pT6ximo nacimiento de uu
aegundo hijo de Alfonso XIII. So ha
noticiado que 81 alumbramiento de la
Ieiua VictoEiS, sara pr6ximamente dentEo
de cUatIo NESTS.