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New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
ELLIS ANSWERS BRYAN.
Ohio Committeeman Defends Anti
Injunction Declaration.

Columbus Ohio June 22-Attorney General Wade
II Ellis, of Ohio. who member of the com
mittee resolutions of the Republican Natiohal
Convention in a statement issued tonight replies
to criticisms of the platform made by ". ]. Bryan
The Attorney Generals statement, in part, follows;
The charge made by Mr.. Bryan that the Repub-
lican declaration with respect TO the use OF the
Iaboring man" unworthy of eandidate s a FOR for
sa ecs4es ana the se eg aW ana
relief in those cases IN which there mas Pef nm an
worthy of any lawyer who has examined this ques-
ton The anti-intuneton resolution Is frank, ,
on a question on which others have been ATTEMPT
Ing to aeor @ 70 tb sssnee s9 Of nunetons
in labor eases has been the use of the writ with
which have intervened before a hearing of the
case The present statute does not require any
order, and it is entirely within the discretion of
see Mt the hearing upon the question of an in
The Republican plank simply declares that notice
shall always be given, unless an rreparabie injury
will result delay, and. in that case there shall
pfatform pH ae dscsration Is designed to give
erai courts shall be made universal by statute, in
order that hereafter no cause Of complaint or mis-
the extremists on either hand, but it not ex.
every rght-thinking man. whether an employer or
an empoye eu.,,o o. .,o r,uoso J., t,o
m aa pa oPssfd %c 'e IN IN the
integrity of the courts. 1t is true, perhaps that
rather than that which has just adjourned at Chi
cago should express faith in the integrity Of Of the
1895. and the fact that the same forces which then
controlled that party again in supreme
command it would seem entirely appropriate for
the Republican party not only to remove any pos
injunction, but to make it clear that it would re-
sent again, as it did in 1896, any attempt to assa
the judiciary.
Ali that any wants is that the powers of the
federal courts with respect to the of injunction
shall be accurately defined by statute, to the end
that all occasions for complaint in labor cases.
Va h2T 2T1ifE have hpE in he Sta.lf
disappear altogether in the future. The Republican
plank points to a simple and straightforward way
of achieving this purpose.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
FRANKLIN MURPHY PRAISES TICKET.

Former Governor Franklin Murphy. who was
New Jerseys candidate for the Republican nern-
nation for Vice President. said yesterday regarding
the ticket nominated at Chicago:
a better selection than William II. Taft for
President and James S. Sherman for Vice-PresideHt
could not have been made. and ! satisfied they
VIII not only be triumphantly elected but their
candidacy will Insure the retention OF Republican
majority the House of Representatives.
Both are properly classed among the great
men OF to-day-Taft with his long and honorabl
career as jurist and statesman. and Sherman with
Congressional record that makes him peculiarly
well qualified to preside over the highest legislative
body in the land"
We've got q dandy ticket and that is bound
&c carry through 10 success" said Governor Fort
Taft will the uniyersal choice of all Roosevelts
admirers and he'n poll OF the heaviest votes
an, Presidential candidate had. He is most
admirable candidate and is extremely popular. As
for sherman he's good man, too Taft and She's
man will be the winning ticket, and New JerDeJ
will be recorded in the ~inFins column with a.
fling big ma ajority."
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
TAFT IN THE SOUTH.
Strong Business Sentiment, Says
e. {. Duncan, Seaboard Receiver.
iBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Baltimore, June 22.-Several Southern states will
swing into the Taft column, according to the pre-
diction of f. G. Duncan. of North Carolina, one
of the receivers of the Sesboar1 Air Line. Mr.
Duncan is a Republican, but declares he is taking
no partisan view, basing his prediction on talks
with business men in the South
Taft, l believe, will get the electoral vote of
North Carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky" said
Mr.. Duncan here to-day. 81 hesitate to sneak for
Maryland. but IL will not he of place for me
10 predict it will go for Taft. Virginia the Re
publicans have fighting chance. In North Caro-
lima, Kentucky and Tennessee the Bryan element
Is in control. but there is growing dissension in
the party ranks that amounts to almost revolt.
Business and bankers with whom have
talked will have of Bryan. Many of them
have never voted anything else but Democratic
ticket, but they prefer Taft to Bryan. The latter
they think too radical, and think that to put him
in the Presidential chair would deal the business
interests of the country a staggering blow
Having brought his party to defeat twice there
is feeling that Mr.. Bryan should give way TO
other party leaders. In the event that he does
not he will have trouble in the South.
AS matter OF fact the so-caled solid South
is myth. Party lines not closely adhered
to formerly. IL is uncommon thing for a
Southern state to break away from the Democratic
party. evidences of which are Kentucky MARYLAND
and Missouri. The business men of the South now
vote for men and measures"
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
HUGHES OUT, SAYS AGNEW
Can't Be Renominated for Gou-
ernor, Senator Believes.

Senator George B. Agnew. close friend of Gov
ernor Hughes the member of the Senate who in
troduced the Governors bills hostile to racetrack
betting, said yesterday his return from Chicago
that in his judgment the Governor would not be
renominated
II believe that in the last two months the Gov
ernor has lost great deal of prestige with Re-
pubcans," said Mr.. Agnew. Il do not believe bs
will be candidate for denomination. The poIti-
clans without exception are very resentfu toward
him. The Republicans the train talked of him
with unmistskable bitterness. and as If they were
done with him."
DO you favor the denomination of tha Gov
ernor?'
No not at the present time; IL is little earIv
TO be for any one. don't think he could be forced
upon the party"
And you wouldn't be the one to trv it7"
No L did feel earlier in the wear that ,h.,
Hughes had had a little more experience i, 90,
cial life he would show OF that red blooa,
that they talk about. But every time 7 mertio,
the subject every one says No. and 7 hegin 20
think they are right. L think officially n. ,
made an ideal Governor, and | think he is nar,aat
ly sincere in his belief that he shouIdn,t na -.
attention to his friends follow their advice D.,
| believe if he had needed his friends insta.s -.
taking advice from outside he might have besr
nominated at Chicago"
What if he should announce his capdi5a r..
the denomination for Governor"
II the convention were TO be held now 7 5o,.t
believe ne could be named. Certainly he could not
III Ils DOOM were IN the nands of the same naonIa
who had charge OF his Presidential boom Thrs.
months from now II may be different"
How would the local organization stand toa.,d
him if he should announce mis- desire for :.
nomination.
Il think it would have be for hin, "
Speaking of the possible candidates for ,ha -
ernorship nomination up the state Senator 49,,
said:
Il think Speaker Wadsworth could bavs ,he
nomination If he wanted IL. OF an tha ,,,.,a,.
men he to he the most available on, =.
the convention, however, it the underst,nairu
among the Speakers friends that he did not want
to be considered for the nomination"
Senator Agnew said that while at C,bicouo -
had heard some talk .of ex-Mayor Low ara .,
Public Service Commissioner William r u,,,oa~
for Governor. but the talk was of a a,su,tory
character.
Senator AGnew reached the Republican Cvuh In .,
night after the ratification meeting was oyer
In Brooklyn the friends William Rsrri IN.
sounding Republicans on the advsahiity Of boo,c
ing him for the governorship. Mr. Berri was
delegate TO the Chicago convention and took
leading part In harmonizing the delegation in tba
interests OF Representative Sherman for Vice
President He is merchant and newspaper MN
Usher.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
TAFT-SHERMAN BANNER RAISED.
Republican Club of 3Oth Assembly p'sfrle'
Indorses Candidates.

A Taft Sherman banner was huns 10 the ..
last night at O'Clock at the clubhouse o' wv" 80
publican Club of the Soth Assembly Distrlc,' -.
1l2 East i25th street. shortly srter . - IN
,nambers of the cfub with their hand. ssthsrsa =
front Of the clubhouse and amid cheers. nrs~oi
and music the banner was raised The street -,
crowded at the time Of the raising ahd th'
had hard work keeping the way open .
The banner is % by 40 and contains tne p'e.
OF the two candidates. After the raising 'is
bers of the club and their guests Nen' W
sa,,h,,, roor, az the clubhouse where speeches ~~
made nv Frank Moss and others Resolutions
then adopted indorsing the ticket chosen 81
Chicago convention
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
GRAY WOULD REFUSE SECOND ACE
IBy Telegraph 10 TIL. rrIh,,n.

Wilmington. Del. June 22.-Ex-ConcressD,ar !
Irving Handy, delegate from Delaware 10 tn
Denver convention. who will make the speech ,,1ac
ing Judge George Gray In nomination for the Pres
fdency, a task he performed four years ago an
nounced tonight that under no consideration vvor5
Judge Gray accept the second place on the ticket
Judge Gray would look upon the office OF Vtcs
president as place with all of the deprivatons q,
convent and none of the consultations Of re-
llgion." said Mr.. Handy.
AFTER the 81. Louis convention had nominated
1uuee Se rether Ia i'Vt telegram was to Judge
Gray here. offering him the second nIaca ma, -
was telegram peremptorily refusing the nomip,.
ton ~
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
myself. and for the next three or four Gays
shall be once more purely a Yale man.
1T WAS SENIORS DAY.

IT WAS SENIORS DAY.
To-day was pre-eminently that OF the seniors,
or would have been had not the arrival of Sec
retary Taft attracted much of the attention
that is normally theirs on class day. However,
the graduates had perfect day for their final
undergraduate pranks. and the merry jests and
ancient ouips that class day historians and
prophets and presentation orators have from
time immemoriaI INDUCED in found much
laughter as usual TO greet them, and many
interested girls as ever to applaud hits at the
expense of their own brothers, or, falling such
possession, some other girls.
Tonight the seniors had their ball. and even
the intense heat which showed signs of
abating, not enough to prevent enjoyment
of dance after dance In fact, the general i'm
preston among the dancers seemed to be that,
as it was much toe hot to sleep anyhow, 1t was
better to spend the night in the ballroom than
tossing sleeplessly ip bed.
Both Sheffield and academic seniors held class
day exercises to-day, the academic men using
for the purpose an amphitheatre built In College
Square. There, with the tiers of seats around
them filled with relatives and guests the seniors
sat and smoked class pipes Joseph William
Murphy was class day orator and Joseph How
land Auchincloss. Of New York. the poet of
the day. Then came the planting of the ivy and
the procession which ended the undergraduate
life of the class.
TAD" JONES PREsIDEs.
T. A. D. Jones. captain of the baseball nine.
which plays Harvard tomorrow at Yale Field,
presided at the Sheffield exercises which were
held in Sheffield Square president of the
senior class The senior historian was David
Duryea Irwin, of Boston.
The commencement exercises of the medical
school We're held in College Street Hall this
afternoon the principal addresses being dellv-
cred by Professor William Z. Sedgwick, of the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, whose
subject was The Gail to Public Health" Pro-
fessor Sedgwick spoke of the opportunities for
higher service opening to the medical profession
in the movement toward a proficient liv-
ing.
There was a reception for the graduating class
of the Sheffield Scientific School this afternoon,
and in the early part Of the evening there was
the annual commencement concert of the musi-
cal clubs, which was we'll attended despite the
heat
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
BRYAN INSTRUCTIONS VOTED DOWN

II'S ItIestaph % The Tribune
Atlanta, June 22.-At the caucus of the -th Con-
1'ess p,Strct tonight TO name delegates 10 Denver
an enurt was made TO instruct for Bryan After a
number of spirited speeches on the s,,hisct the
ihouoh was put to vote. and by Is to 4 II was
decided 10 send an uninstructed delegation ]. L.
Johnson or Floyd. and .. l.. HartsiIi OF Withheld
were named as delegates
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
KATZENBACH FOR SECOND PLACE
Jersey Politicians Want Him TO naA
with Bryan.

Trenton. June . (SpeciaD.-Democrsue "
ticians were discussing to-day the possioihS ~ "
Frank s. Kstzenbachs getting the penno-.
nomination for Vice-President. 1t Is expected 'hA
in the next week he will announce hlhset - Az
candidate for the place and that his HAMS
be presented TO the convention l..
The Katzenbach boomers say that 7rSs"
sure OF the nomination. and that an Eastern nI
will have to he chosen as his running -
Katzenbach. they say. would msks S'f0"s
didate
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
MR.. HuLL.s DENOMINATION ASSURED

Des Moines Iowa June G--ConsFesSfhan "a,
victory over Judge Prouty I'm the Cens'e
mary election in this district Is praeteaiS ,,.
by gain OF So votes given To hah ''.u", 49,. a
rc,o,,nt % the ballots OF the Sd precinct OF se - -
Ward Hurs majority in the entire a'S""'
80.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
HEApouARTERs TO BE IN CHICAGO,

Chicago, june 22.-SenatOr BOrah Of I0aho rc-
turned 10 Chicago yesterday the conference of
the Republican subcommittee Cincinnati with
Secretary Taft and Mr.. Sherman Chicago the
Senator says will be the headquarters for the Re-
publican party in the campaign. and may be the
mittee
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
TO SECOND sRYAN's NOMINATION.

hlchnohd' Va, June Ex-Governor Svaneo, bas
accepted an invitation by William j. BRYAN 10 Coz,
ond his nomination for President ut the Denvar
convention. The invitation came by mail today
ana he at once made reply. Governor Swanson is
delegate-at-arge "
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
MORE CONGRATULATIONS FOR Mr.. TAFT

Washington. June 2-Letters of congratulation
continue to he received at Secretary Taft's office
and and then 4 telegram comes along An
swers 10 the messages are being held for Mr. Taft's
signature when he returns TO Washington. To-day's
mail brought letters from Mrs. James A Garfield
and Mrs BENJAMIN Harrison.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
METZ BOOM FOR vIcEpess,DEn,

10y Telegraph to The TTihuue.l
milwaukee. June 22-Controller Metz ~ Ns
iork' VINO Is attending the meeting OF the Travel
lers Protective Association here win be booned
LOT Nice-fresdent at the Democratic National Con-
ventlon in Denver
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
TWINS NAMED TAFT AND SHERMAN.

tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Lebanon Mo. June 2.-William +. Hevener has
named his new born twin boys Taft and Sherman.
He Is a candidate for Congress.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
OYSTER BAY WANTS TAFT.
To Imvite Him to Open Campaign
There-Preadent Resting.
TBy telegraph to The Tribune.

Oyster Bey June 22-Secretary Taft is to be
invited open his campaign in Oyster Bay.
The Presidents neighbors. learning to-day that
Mr.. Taft was due here on Saturday to hold 2
farewell official conference with the President at
Sycamore Hill, decided 10 send him formal in
vitation TO speak here, and if present plans are
carried out will transmit the document to him
tomorrow or next day so that he will have time
To prepare an address On the issues Of the
paign should he decide to accept the invitation.
The citizens think that Oyster Bay is an ideal
place for the beginning of Mr.. Taft's canvass
II would also be a compliment 10 the President,
they think, for the Secretary to open his CAM
paign here.
Secretary Loeb and his assistants at the
utive offices got into the swing Of their sum
ner work early this morning. and within two
three hours of their arrival their desks had
the Office routine running as smoothly as though
they had been here for weeks. Mr.. Loeb made
trip to Sycamore Hill in the forenoon with a
large sack full of official correspondence and
documents. and spent two hours with the Presi-
dent in his library When the secretary re-
turned to the village ne announced the appoint
ment of John Callan OLaughlin secretary
of the Toxic exposition commission. which will
install the American exhibit at the big japanese
show. Mr Loeb explained that the President
had merely indorsed the selection of the mem
bers of the commission when he made the ap-
pointment.
Owing 10 the intense heat the President did
not go horseback riding take any violent
exercise. but remained about the house all day,
in practical seclusion and TO a great extent free
from official cares. He spent the hottest hours
reading
New Haven, June 22-Secretary Taft and
General Luke E. Wright will go to Oyster
Bay on Saturday morning for an extended con-
ference with the President. 1t has not been de-
termined whether the Secretary will remain at
Sycamore Hill Saturday night. but it is not un-
likely that he may. 1t is his present intention
he said tonight 10 return TO Washington some
time on Sunday, although he thought it possible
he might not reach the capital until Monday
morning. AT the conference with the President
Secretary Taft and General Wright will consider
pending questions before the War Department
and the Secretary will discuss with President
Roosevelt the selection of a chairman OF the
Republican National Committee
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23

the breath Of pine and ar and SIX ,ss rusSssAes
rrv.,.i send for Cnoes
ssy.' frss on request. x t. PALMER NJ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-09

los acoionistas responsibilities que no
tiene 81 qusbraF un bRnco.
Acufia, eatk de acuerdo con Diaz y
dezpu61 de citsr aIguuoB artfculos de Las
leYeS ebpanolAe que tratRn de eBs mats.
ria, tarmiaa oponi6ndoUe al proyecto y IL
eumisnda.
Gfomsy, dice: Befors1 aquf 80 ssEi de-.
fsndisndo 4 los aecionistas con les lSgri'
mas de cocodriloI, como 81 slIos faeTan in
fsices gus nscssitsrRn esa defsnss. veo
que todo sl iotsEes de los saii pres Disz =
AcufiR, ss tsndents & defander & los cRpl
tsliBtsB, mieutssG no Be acusFdan de los
que dspoSitan su dinero en los baucos
qua debsn estaE garautidoa contra M juego
dc bolss gus pueds ponsr So dinero ca
psligro. Lo que hscs ests ley en- dar las
garantias & los ponentsB que naucR las
tuvisron an ests pals.
Willougbhy, dics que 81 sntiande qua
ai M bsncO establece aus Eamss On Puerto
Rico el sacEetario del gobiarno no podr6
inscFibirlo Ein6 sstS 81 Incorporation con
arfsglo las leyes vigsntsg.
81 puso & vet zion fac spyobAdo el
proysctc.
Sc levant6 Ia session q las dos de la tlrdo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-09
De SOCIEpAp

Los que Sc Van -AlvRTo Palacio ZslR'
zsT, csy6 81 visEnes poE ia tsEde vfctimR
del plomo homicids que la mano fataIista
del dentino hizo coEtsrA 50 existsncis.
En- las dltimaI hoTas de Ia tar la del
BSbRdo fu6 couducido 81 ca3dYef del infer
tunRdo j.vsn al csmentsrio de e,ta Ciud= d
= el acto result6 una de las msB impo 1entsH
msnifsstscionfs de duslo que hemos visto
en- esta ciudad Los seforts Luis MufioE
Rivera Luis Sanchez Morales d6spidie
ron 81 dueIo con ssntidfsimaa frRCeI.
Ds Espsfis VIM tAmbi6n triIts nusva &
otra oonocida fami.iR de San juan. Ell
conocido joven del comercio de eSta pIazp,
Benito Cerecedo Mi IlD, falIeci6 en- Il pa
tfia donde fAItsba hacfa laTges fics Co
mo diiers 81 poeta ante el feretEo del gran
capisan del XIX. "Hizo como sl ave via.
jsrs que volvi6 repOsAr \ nido que ls
VIC naceE".
A las fami las PaIecioy, APPELLANTS, SIN.
chez Moralar, Ubsda , demas deuIoI dsI
que fac nuestEo amigo AlvAro alf CT MOI
lsB de CeTecsdo , SApjuVj1 = f4miIiRrsI
vsya nuastgo mas Gsntido I6mmH.
DipB tenga en- 30 neno s los que tan pres
to TiodiaTon Ia iornada de Ia vida en cam
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-09

plimisnto del inexorabls m ,ndato del deE-
tino......!
Garnet de 6oda. Para uuol el trists
crsBp6n de L musrte. Para o:roa 81 alba
f,r del az hw. Esa ss 81 ttsrno incon.
t'astsb contr4te de IL vids. Hen ! re j
bido la aigaisuts cortei iuVitsci6p:
ELISA R1drfgaez viuds de FsEnkndez,
tisne el gusto de 10 VitAr & usted para 81
mstFimonio de su hija E ems con Ell jov0n
Domingo RSuz6 Ruiz, 81 dfA Is de maTzo,
en- ls IgleHia de San Francisco, & las 10 de-
la noche, San usto 39 altoF"
Estim 2ndo la Rimpalica inVitaCi6l, Rrti
cipamOs nusAtra f5 icitsci6n por el f. il 80
cssn los distiDguidoI i6venes.
M1a9L0 ZsnO AntOngiOrgi. Eats b1e1
amigiso nUsstro hijo de l9I diatfnguidos co.
poses Z9no Gambia AutoDgioFgi, resident !,
en- Nusva York, his sufrido una opersc:6 /
de appendicitis" sI sSbsdo, Aegdn csbis re
cibido del doctor Henns. Ests dies "dsts
bisn'' Csiebramoa ell b7su resultado de
Ia opeEaci6n hschS "a el jovsn c,nocilo
compatriota = ls dsBsamoB pronto rsStab's
G uisntr.
Bale onOche. La simpftic comisi6n
de j5vsnea ds eBtA EJciedaf, qua ide6 Ia
celtbraci6l del tradi .ional bale da "Pin.
Is On 81 Casino, tbtuvo un liIOnjsro
exito y la f9stS resnlt6. animadf.imR con-
cuTrsncis un hsrmosfsimo eapI6nlidO "a
mil te ! lindas damilaa del VerBRlles"
Rio PisdEas s,n jar.
TrAb'j aron bisn les j6vsnes Rngs'
Rodriguez Sifcs. Muni7, Toste, CaehAds,
Porrsts, Otsro, PesqusrR, Pe.ez , Coma
lsz que con los otrol organization el blile,
pueu osts fue rsAlmsntI msgnffoo, paSando
de 100 las pArejas qus rindisron culto (
Terpsicore hsEta Ia ma de mahAns.
Hubo CAIRO eEpeci' psgo por "a cOmi'
sion.
7 ahora hAhtA PaacuaE.
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-09
Ell ENTIERRO De AL
Varo PaIaCiOs ell
Sabad0.
Fu6 una gran manifestation de dueIO.
Ja G0TpaCh6a ltI6iIG0. EB d iltOpsIa, los ne
dlGOs ldmITlE0a ql0 t0ilS las vliGOTDs OS'
tlhln Slilrls ] SiDls.

81 sabado poF Ia tarde vsFic6ss 81 entie
rro del mRlogrado j6vsn don Alvaro ala
clos SslazSE.
Fu6 sl pisdoso kcto, uuR verdadsra
manifestation de dusle.
-El ferstro iba cargado de ofeendaB fdas'
breU, de famiisreB = amigos del fnsdo.
Segufa una multitud inmenEs ca lR CUI
Confandfsnsa todaB laJ CIG1aI Eocialea.
LlsvGban Las Cintsa del caro- fdnebre
los BsfioreH Francisco Gascfe, Pedro Juan
Pare, Eduar 10 Wood, Ferdinand r Ces'
tsrc, Bernardo Huicy, Juan lHeFn6ndez
Lopez, Eduardo GiOFgetty Mariana
AeoRta.
Most 6b2nEs las uignientsB CoronaE: una
de Bu senior padre, otrG de sus hermanoB,
otra de 81 tfs Aurora SAla8ar pYima
AuroFa Ubsds, otFs de guG primes MaTfa
y Luis Sanchez MoHsleHotra de Mullenht fl
y KqHbav, etva d. II rr''is CeGtaTo Man
guaI;uua q 4 ares de IL T.. niIia Hern6ndez
Lopez, otra iden de Ia familiR de don DR'
mifn MongsFFat, Ctra iden de la familia de
don Octavisuo GuilleTmety, y vaTios mas,
tambi6n de fares.
Tambi6a iban en- la comitiva fdnsbre,
como dolientsB, au padre, hsEmsnos San.
chez Morales harmano1 MaTgAEidR, hsr'
msncS Lugo Wins, Muh,z Rivera, JoG6
7, Silva, Juan F. ViaB OchoteCo y Artu'
70 F. SanjuFjo.
D0BpidieTon 81 dusIo. con Erase vsrd ls
ramonta usntidP, los sefioEea Sanchez Mo
rRlon y MCi9z Rivera.
La autopAia fu6 pTacticada en- sl cemen'
teTio por Iol doctoEeE VeIez Lopez Avi'
l6B, sstando presenter BEiOao, Lopez SicaF'
do, BeEg6s y Lugo VlfiaB.
Pudo spreciaFas qus 81 proyeotil que
pFiv6 de Is vida PalRcioI, sntr6 por ia
tstiIIa izquierda atravsB6ndoIe 81 perica,.
dio y 81 coraz6n aloj6ndOBsle On 81 pull
m6n deFecho.
Fl pToyeCtil que ls hiEi6 On una pieEna
pFesentsba oriicio de entERds y aAIida.
Los m6dicoB admiraFon que las vfuceras
del infoEtuuado AlvaFo halIEb8nge ent8Eas
J faeTtemante BRnss.
"a fsmilia Palaaios ha reCibido multi
tud de msnEajsB de r6Iams Dc tods eHts
socisdRd de la iGIR.
LA Correspondence" reit6rsIe 81 suyc,
dssesndo psz 90 81 ssno De Dios 81 alma
del mAlcgsado compatriots.