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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
Social Event of Week waa the M
 day-de Jean Wedding.

Social Event of Week Was the Mum.
 day-de Jean Wedding.
 Scranton. Miss. Dec Is.-tSpeciaI. ] --The meeting of the Twiggs Rifles Chapter. U. D. C.. of this city. which was to have met this Friday, has been postponed until Friday. January Is. The organization is in a splendid con- dition and the roster shows . decided increase in membership since It's ex- istence in this city.
 Mir. J. c. Chapman of Grand Bay, Ala. was a business visitor to this place on Thursday. 's
 Mir. and Mrs. T.. B. Grivas were among this weeks visitors to Gulfport Mrs GFivas will spend several weeks in that city with relatives.
 Mir. Robert A. Farnswortb and wife were visitors to the Cresepz City Wed- nesday. where they spent pleasant day with friends. ,s
 Mir. w. J. Barbour, a prominent cit- izen of Biloxi. was a weekend visitor to- this city.
 Attorney J. O. s. Sanders of Gulf port spent Friday here with friends
 Miss Katherine Denny has returned home after a most enjoyable visit to friends in New Orleans.
 Mir: and Mrs. Frances NJ. Codina of Mobile were guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. D. Becht during the week.
 MT. ana MrS. J.. T. HaifSton are spending some days at Vinegar Bend, Ala. with their daughter
 Hon. J. Ira Ford and wife were among this weeks visitors to New Or leans, where they went to see their daughter, Miss Ollie. who is attend ing school in that city.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Matzinger and daugh- ter. Miss Corinne. of Mobile. were guests of friends in this city during the week -end.
 MT. Andrew. Gray has returned home from business visit to Mobile and points in Mississippi.
 Mir. J. A. Pringle of shipman was Thursday visitor in this city. Mir. Walter M. Denny, Jr.. was among Fridays visitors to the Crescent City ,t.. ..t ....
 Mrs. c. w. Garner of Mobile is the welcome guest of her friend. Mrs. Thomas H. Steede.
 Mir. Adam Blumer was a Thursday visitor to Biloxi and Gulfport.
 Hon. F. W. Collins. Collector of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
Epwsrth League Preparing to Give . Chrawfu.aa Tree.

Epwsrth LeaRue Preparing to Give .
 Christmas Tree.
 Shubuts, Miss, Dec. 1s.--tspecial.) Invitations have been received here Schriver and W. L. weenls, IT.. which will be celebrated in Wartrace. Tenn, on the evening of the 3fst inst. Miss Schriver is a sister of Miss Mamie schriver, who. has charge of the mu- sic department of the Shubuta High School, while Mir. weems Is a son of W. l.. Wseris. one of Shubuta's lead ing merchants. a graduate of Millsaps College. and one of the most promi- nent young men in East Mississippi. They will be at home to their friends in Shubuta soon after the first of Jan- uary. r. Mir. and Mrs. E. T. Rosengrant win celebrate the twelfth anniversary of ti,eir marriage. on Wednesday evening. the gard. of December. from to F D. m.
 The Epworth League is preparing to give Chyistmas tree in the Metho- dist Church on Christmas Eve night, for all the children of town. The Ia- dies have been on the streets for sew eral days collecting fruits. candles and presents. Every child In town is to receive present and the poorer the child. the better the present Is to be.
 Rev. and Mrs. A. Trotter have sent out invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Anna. to pr. T. l.. Mathers, which will take place In Langsdale, on the evening of the 31st of this month. Dr. Mathers Is one of the most prominent physicians of this vicinity. They will make their future home at Matherville.
 Rev. H. l.. Norton and Hon. D. w.. Heidelberg have returned from the annual Methodist Conference at Yazoo City. They announce the pastor as- signed to this charge for next year Is Dr. J. M. Weems at present the Presiding Elder of the Newton Dis trict, Rev. Mir. Norton was sent to Hermanville in the vicksburg District Rev. Mir. Norton has been the Metho- dist pastor here for the past four years and will be sorely missed by all. How. ever his place will be filled by one of the ablest preachers in the Mississippi Conference.
 pr. T. c. Mccoium. whose home is in Augusta. Ga. but who for several months last year was connected with the Shubuta Drug Company, was in town the latter part of this week among friends. He left Friday for his home in Georgia.
 c. I. Case of Stonewall and J. A. Terral and pr. Gene Lott, of ouitmsn. were down Thursday afternoon to at- tend the meeting of the Masonic Lodge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20

Customs for this district. with head quarters at Guifport. was a visitor to friends in this city on Thursday. Miss Thyra Brown has returned from pleasant sojourn in New or leans.
 ited relatives here on Friday Mir. |. Louis Dantzler and family have returned from a pleasant visit of several days in New Orleans. Decidedly the social event of the week was the marriage Wednesday af. ternoon st 3:3O o'clock of Miss May Munday to Mir. V. P. de Jean, Rev Fathsr B. o'Reilly, pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Victories per- forming the ceremony.
 The bride waa attired in a handsome dress of brown novelty suiting with hat and gloves to match. She was at tended by her cousin, Miss Laura Beau- champ as bridesmaid. MT. Willie Cole acted as best man to the groom, and Master J. c. Young was ring bearer. Mendelssohn,s wedding march was played by Mrs. McVea Young as the bridal party entered the parlor and during the ceremony she played the Flower Song. The wedding was fol- lowed by a reception given to the happy couple by MT. and Mrs. Mcvea Young. The young people thus hap oily welded are among our most pop ular people. Miss Munday, now Mrs. de Jean, is one of the fairest and most charming of our young ladies. while fhe bridegroom Is equally as popular with every one in the city. The many and costly presents bestowed upon them on their nuptial day was a fair index of their popularity. They will occupy a new and handsome home in Cedar Street on their return from New Or leans. where they are spending their honeymoon.
 The Golden Links of the Methodist Church of Moss Point will hold hand kerchief bazaar next Tuesday after noon for the benefit of their Sunday School. A pleasing program has been arranged for the occasion and no doubt. a large, crowd will respond to their invitation to be one of their gathering.
 Mir. c. F. Howell. a prominent cit- izen of Wade, was among Thursday callers in town.
 The concert given by the public schools of the city at the Central High School auditorium on Friday evening proved to be a most enjoyable treat. The large and spacious assembly room was crowded long before the program was announced. The ease and grace of the several participants in the even- ing's exercises was a source of much favorable comment.
 Miss Rita Johnson was pleasant visitor to friends in Bay St. Louis this week.
 Hon. Walter M. Denny was visitor to Jackson on Thursday. where he went to appear before the Supreme Court in some important matters with which he is connected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
WILKINSON IN RACE
AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONER FOR
 TREAsURER.
Though His Active canysss wnl Not Not Begfn Yet, Hon. J. A. Will f kinson VIII Hum for state
 Financial Head

| Hon. J. A. Wukinaon, now Commits sioner of Agriculture, will be e can- didate for State Treasurer in the Democratic primary in 1910. Mir. Will ktnson has not made formal announce ment of his candidacy but he has told his friends that he would enter the face at the proper time. as his mind had been fully made up.
 MT. Wilkinson has been quite active in the discharge of his duties as Com. missioner and he has so many differ ent lines of the departments work in his own hands. that he has not just now time for an active candidacy. Few State oficials, if any, have done so much travelling or have personally in- spected and suggested plans for agri- cultural work. In the midst of this work he has not had the time for any canvassing or "sounding," but at the proper time he will get actively into the contest and stay until the vote is counted.
 Asked yesterday as to the state. ment made by his friends. that he would be candidate for State Treas urer Commissioner Wilkinson said:
 Tt is my purpose to make the race. I shall enter the field at the proper time. I have not made any formal an- nouncement of my candidacy because I believed that two years race would interfere with my activity in the dis charge of my present duties. But when the time comes for the candi- dates to stand before the people of Alabama shall be among them as an aspirant for the office of State Treas urer."
 MT. Wilkinson is from Autauga county and he is member of one of the oldest of the Middle Alabama fam tltes. family which has had promi- nent men In 1t in every generation. He is an extensive planter and his planting interests have been so judi ciousiy managed that they have paid him more than competence. Tn his private business affairs he has been success.
 In the last campaign Mir. wilkinson was, one of the several leading citizens of the state who offered for Commits sioner of Agriculture. That race was pernaps the most hotIy contested of all in the primary. due to the high standing of the men who entered it. MT. Wilkinson was g winner, which was not so much a surprise as was the wide margin by which he led his popular opponents.
 Commissioner Wilkinson has been especially active in the discharge of his official duties. He is of an ener- Retlc temperament and this energy has found its widest expression in the present activty of the Agricultural Department. Mir. Wilkinson will rely upon his record made as Comnlissioner of AgricuIture, for commendation to the people of the State in his race for State Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
SURVEYORS TO MOVE
WILL DROP DOWN TO SOUTH ALA-
 8AnEA.
Have Been Operating in North Ala hanaa Counsiep More Recently s-Tocation of Surveyors at
 Present Time.

After communicating with the Gov ernment authorities and talking the mattar over with Governor Conner. Commissioner ofSAgriculture !. A. Will kinson yesterday announced that the soil surveyors who have been operating in the northern counties of the State will be moved to the southern coun- ties after January l. f'f
 Soil surveying has attracted a great deal of attention in the South during the past few years. and particularly in Alabarna In those sections- in which the experts have worked. Since the advent of the surveyors in Northern Alabama Tnucn progress has been made, and many farmers enlightened.
 At the present time the surveys are being made as follows:
 Colbert County, W. e. Smith and J. C.. Britton; Jefferson County. H, c. Smith and E.. S. Pace; Calhoun Coun- ty, l.. A. Hurst and P. H.. Avery: Gull man County, W. E Sharp and W. L. Lett; Etowah County, W. s. Lyman and C. s. Waldrop.
 New operations vii be as follows: First District. Clarke County; Second District. Baldwin County: Third Dis- trict. Coffee County; Fifth District, Tallapoosa County. and Sixth District, Hale County. Individual assignments have not as yet been made. 4. lts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
NEWS OF SCRANTON.

Oa-r Cake fs all gunranteed. No better quality made. Hansen & Joh,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20

meetings with more regularity in the future.
 The insurance inspectors visited the Bend the past week and found every thing in good order.
 The doors of the new Methodist Church have arrived and will be hung this coming week.
 The young people of the town will give a dance Tuesday night in Town Hall. Music has been engaged from Mobile and a good time is anticipated.
 Mfr. Wash Wadsworth was In town the latter part of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. E. R. Weaver from out in the country east of the Bend visited the town the latter part of the week.
 Miss Jennie Platt visited Mrs. Baxter the past week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
NEWS OFREcoRD'

The following transfers of property were recorded in the office of the Pro bate Judge Saturday:
 Sim Lawhorn to c H. Shreve. lot 20 Moses subdivision. Wise tract; consid eration, si5o.
 NJ. J. sharp to D. Yancey Mills, Jr. lot Highland Avenue. near Jackson consideration, $50.
 T. H. and Nettie Carroll to A. F. Whiting. half interest lot {, block Lee Place; consideration. $31250.
 Amy Rogers to Homer L. Ledbetter lot Franklin Street near Carter HI Road; consideration, s.
 John White to M. Nj Sweatt and L. Lasseter, lot Bainbridge near High consideration, s1.s0.
 Alkaline Roberts to Louwenia Roberts five acres, Section 27. township 16i consideration, sl0.
 Alkaline Roberts to Coleman Roberts ten acres. Section 27. township Is; con sideration, s10.
 W. H. Crawford to Hattie M Craw- ford. lot La Pine Creek Road: consid- eration, s3.50O. G
 c. E. Crenshaw to. Joe Lewis. 24O acres. Section 8. township 14; consider ation, not given.
 John A. LaPrade to Mary E. Thomp- son. lot Pelham Street; consideration s2,s0o.
 Homer L. Ledbetter to R. L. sweatt lots and 5, block {, HIllcrest plat; considerationg $1.5oo.
 The following marriage license Was issued:
 To James c. Brooks and F. L. Phe-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20

The following marriage license Was issued:
 To James c. Brooks and F. L. Phe- nix. |.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
ANGELIC BAssO's FUNERAL.
Gained Reputqtlon for Selling BIggest
 Sandwich for a Nackle.

SaMdwNch Tor Q NIckIe.
 New York, Dec. 19.--Angelo Basso, renowned for selling "the biggest sandwich in town" for a nickle, wiIi be buried today. He was famous in the Italian colony and hundreds gathered at the bier last night to honor his memory.
 Despite the low rate for the "biE- gest" sandwich, Basso leaves an estate valued at $25,000. He sold sandwiches for forty years and was a familiar fig- ure around Madison Square Garden
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20

especially the aiding of the discharged prisoner. as may lie next our hands7 Prof. Henderson of the University of Chicago. perhaps the greatest A1neri- can authority on these subjects. has consented to be with us in Montgom- cry on Friday night. January s, to aid tp perfecting such an orEanization.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
FRIENDLEss AND HOMELESS.
A PennIIeas But We'll Dressed Stranger
 Commits. Suicide

OOul1NINH- NUIEIUWs
 >;gshvilla. Tenn. Dec. 19.-Friend- less and homeless. without money and without work, a well dressed and gem tlemanly looking stranger committed suicide at Columbia, Tenn, last night by drinking carbolic acid.
 There was no mark of Identification other than the initials. 'T. N signed to a note in which hc stated his plight and indicated hts intention to kill himself. He vas about forty-five years old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20

You can't afford to miss our Cake exhibition Tons of artistic ass0rt- ments. Hansen & Joh, 2f5 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
CHRISTMAS FLOWERS.

larney, Brides and Beauty ROses as we'll as other seaaOnable stock fFeah and home grown. Place your orders BOW. aLdA secure the best.
 Phone 1001 s. B. Stern & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-29
FiieStaS del CarnaYal

Esta noche tercer bale en- ell teatro.
Promote estar tan animado 6 mas que
ell del jueves que tan gratos recnerdoS
ha dejado. Msfiana domingo, cuarto
bale de masceras que por ser dfa fes-
two sera uno de los mejores de la tenn
porada. Todas las comparsas que fue-
ron los bales anteriores iran al del
domingo. La rigurosidad en- Ell reco-
nocimiento de las masc aras ha sido
muy aplaudida por ell pdblico, resultan-
do los bales de mascaras muy escogi-
dos de una animacion grandfsima-
Las personss que deseen pasar unas
horas agradables divertidas, que
vayan al testro el domingo y saldran
muy complacidas. Esta demas decir
que nuestra mejor sociedad de San
Juan LENA todos los palcos en- las noches
de bales, celebrandose refiidas batallaS
de confettis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-29
Ppoygcts del COnSgjjO

Ay er fueron leidos en- prime
ra y segunda lectura en- la Ca
mara, varios proyectos del Con
sejo Executive.
G. B. 32.-Por Ell seflor Her
mimic Diaz: para enmendar
los articulos 327 y 33o del C6di-
go de Enjuiciamiento Civil
G. B. 90 Por Ell seilor Wi
lloughby: "Proveyendo para la
publication de una "Gaceta Of.
cial por ell Gobierno Insular."
G. B. 44.-Por el senor Acula:
para enmendar una ley titu-
lada LEY proveyendo para la
indemnizacion a ciertos NUM-
cipios de Puerto Rico por gastos
que les ocasiona Ell manteni :
mientc en- las carceles de Dis
trito y municipales, de presos
sentenciados por las Cortes Mu-
nicipales de sus respectivos dis
tritos judiciales," aprobada en-
Mario IS de 1907.
c. B. 4o.-Por ell senor Er.
Hoyt: Para enmendar el ar
ticulo I35 del Codigo Civil"
c. B. 51.-Por Ell senor Ward:
Para enmendar Ell articulo I38
del Codigo Politico."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-29
Idea plausible.

Varios a6cionados al "Sport vasco"
tratan de constituir una sociedad por
acciones para construir TN frontou en-
ell que Sc organizaran grandes parti-
das dc pelota.
La idea nos parece muy plausible
y benehciosa, no solo por que ha de
proporcionar una nueva distraction.
sino por 10 conveniente del ejercicio.
Dentro de algunos dfas daremos
mas detalles y sefalaremos ell lugar
donde Sc admitan las adhesione.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-29
NOtaS nIuliIcIIpaIcS
SESSION DEL JUEVES.

Concurrentes. Presidents, sefor
SANCHEZ Morales. Concejales, sefio-
res Fal1. Salas, Ponte, Faura, y Ro-
sario. Dejaron de asistir los selores
Viflas, Larroca y Campillo.
Sc lego y fu6 aprobada ell acta de
la session anterior.
Por unanimidad Sc adopt6 la si-
guiente Ordenanza para transferlr
de las partidas "Sueldos de dos Nur-
ses y otras. las de GALES, plazas y
paseos, y material de limpie2a pdbli-
ca, la suma de S2,227-20.
Por cuanto, segdn carta del Conta-
dor Municipal existe la necesidad de
realizar una transferencia las partl-
das de GALES, plazasy y paseos y a la
de material de limpieza p1blica, por
.encontrarse agotada la primera y pro
xima d agota1se la segunda;
Por cuanto, hechas por ell citaCio
Contador Municipal, las liquidaciones
correspondence de otras asignaciC-
mes de las cuales puede tomarse al
guna cantidad para atender esOs
servicios;
Por tanto. ordenese por ell Conceio
Municipal:
Secci6n primera.-Se trans6ere de
consignaciones.
.88. Sueldos de Nurses. ~. $50 So
90. Idem de un mandadero
para ell Hospital de Santur-
ce.. ........ 36-oo
ITO. Sueldos de I'm depen-
diente primero de la Far
macia Municipal. ...... $3.50
II2 Sueldo de I'm dependien
de Farmacia ............ 6z-S2
2o7. Obras GALES de Puer-
ia de TERRA .... 10000 $2,227"2o
A LAS CONSIGNACIONES
~. Gales Plazas Paseos 227-20
I46. Material Limpieza p1-
Dlicas. ..... .$2.ooo-oo $2. .227-20
Secci6n ga. Esta Ordenanza sera
eiecutiva despues de aprobsda por ell
Alcalde.
Sc acordo pasar a informe del In
geniero de la Ciudad ei escrito en-
que dofia Iuana Pagani solicita per-
misc para fahricar AN kiosco en- la
plaza de Colon esquina NoroesEe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-29
BsterIayy agOnnianlO
Ell traidOr sc enCuentra en-
la agOnfa en- LOndres

Paris lo.-El mayor Ferdinand Es-
terhazy, por quien Dreyfus sufrio la
deshonra y la prisi6n, no ha muerto
como Sc habla anunciado, pero esta
agonizando en- un grane-o en- ell n1-
nero lis de la terraza Saint James,
en- Londres. baj Ell nombre de conde
de Voilemont.
Els sabido que Dreyfus fue conde-
nado como ira idor. por I'm "bordereau" "
que contenla pianos detallados y
secretos vendidos q Alemania, "bor-
dereau' cuya escritura Sc parecfa mu-
cho la de Dreyfus. Este t1ltimo
Sc nego siempre haber escrito ell
"bordereau' y al fin Esterhazy ,furioso
por haber sido expulsado del ejercito
frances, Denfeso I'm periodista ingles
que el mismo habfa escrito Ell famoso
bordereau, 10 que valio & Dreyfus, la
revision de su proceso y finalmente
su libertad.
Esterhazy, contra quien su mujer
obtuvo sentencia de divorcio Sc re-
fugio en- Inglaterra donde Sc volvi6
q casar algunos aflos mas tarde. con
la hija del licenciado Cahanes, su
abogado, durante ell primer proceso.
Esterhazy, va no es Ell arrogante
Official de antafIo, hoy es TN viejo
decrSpito que espera ell fin de sus
remordlmlentos Y sufrlreS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-29
Una obra de arte

Ell distinguido artfice puertorri-
quefIo sef1or Nemesio Ventura, nos
ha mostrado una verdadera obra de
arte, una mesa de orc y plata conte-
niendo los escudos de Espafia, de
Norte America, banderas, retratos,
una riqufsima collection de monedas,
preciosidades artfsticas, admirables
trabajos de cincelado, de relieve,
todo en- fin de un trabajo acabadfsimo
que honra al arte puertorriqueflo y
q su autor el sefior Ventura.
Varios colegas han expuesto la
idea de que recommendation que el
pals adquiera esa obra de paciencia y
de arte para exhibirla entire las Gu
riosidades puertorriquefias, en- ell edi-
ficio del capitolio En- efecto. La
obra del sefior Ventura es digna de
la distinction que proponen nuestros
colegas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-29
SObre IA renuncia
de M. Ayers


En- la session de aver de la CAmara
ell Secretario senior Munoz Rivera,
(don JOSEF lego una carta del Comisio-
nado de instruction, cuyo texto es el
siguiente.
4Refiriendome a mi carta dirigida
esa honorable corporation de fecha S
de Febrero, en- contestacion con res
pecto 4 manifestaciones hechas por Mr..
l.. P. Ayers, Superintendent General
que fue de las escuel as de esta Isla, me
permito informar que en- ~ de Enero,
escribf Mr.. Ayers, formulando cargos
de6nitivos en- contra de el y lie cable
giraffe ell mismo dfa declarando su pues-
TO vacante. Tengo tambien ell honor
de informar que he recibido una CO
municaci6n de la Comisi6n del Servicio
Civil, fecha el IS de Febfero, aproban-
do de. TN todo mi resoluci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-29
BuScaDdO a los eDI6InOS.

Don Miguel 0. Alfau, active agen-
te del RECUPERADOR DE LA SA-
LUD ha salido para Manatf, Barcel0-
meta y otros puebloS del distrito norte
en- viaje de propaganda.
Ell sefior Alfau que es un incansa-
BILE propagandista, va anunciando por
todar parties, tanto en- Ell hogar del RI
co como del pobre, ell maravilloso po-
der de nuestro patentizado, cuyo nso
Sc impone por su e6cacia incompara-
BILE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-29
DenunciiaS contra VO|ieIg.
Tn acometimiento y una coacci6n. .

Nicasio Otero Segundo ha acudid0
en- queja contra ell cabo de la pollcia
insular de Morovis Alfredo RivcrO
Otero. Segdn ell informe del denun-
ciante, fue acometido y agredido Por
Ell mencionado cabo. Ell hecho Oct1-
rrio Ell 10 del corriente en- uno de los
barrios de aquella Jurisdiction.
Tambien han presentado denuncias
contra los policfas Gregorio Segarra
y Celestino Quif1ones. Ell primerO
por acometimiento Y aggression 4 un
de once amos, Tomas Del
gado, y Ell segundo por coacci6n.
Dichas denuncias proceden de 10
Corte municipal de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-29
In juIciO pOr hbD|oss.]j

Ell Attorney general ia designado
al Juez de Manatf, seflor Cordova Da-
villa, para presidir el juicio por libelo
que sigue ell Juez Municipal de Are :
cibo. sef1or jose G. Gomez, contra
Felipe Davils. Julio Aybar y Branlio
Lopez. No Sc ha designado Ell dfa
del juieio aun cuando es probable Sc
yea en- la semana pr0xima. -