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let remained in his left arm and
gave him some trouble, but he de-
termined to leave for headquarters in
spite of his nurses objections. After
much trouble in getting n horse all
preparations were made to leave. He
thanked granny again and again for
having saved his life and promised
she should hear from him again. In
answer to her question about himself
he said:
"My name is Crawford Floyd.
am one of a party of six who were
sent out by Grant into the cOnfed's
country to learn what they could for
the use of the northern army. Three
Of us were captured in a skirmish
at Pond Fork and taken to the TEN.
porary prison at Apple Valley, where
two of my comrades were shot for
attempting to escape. l Jared better,
however, and got away after being
shot in the arm The men knew
was a spy and sent a detachment out
to hunt me down. | was nearly
caught One night / sleV in the lit
tie house over the hill. Nobody lived
there. because the place is supposed
to be haunted, as you told me. /
was in great dangeE of being recap
tured and knew that meant death, so
I determined'6o tunnel underground
for a few day4 in ordST to get the
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-05-28
Cut To Pieces By A Saw.

StauntOn (SpeciaD Philip Sheets.
son of c. c. Sheets, met with a
horrible death in this county. He
was in the employ Of the Stiegel Lum-
Der Corporation, at Stokesville, and
was attending to his duties when in
some unaccountable way he was thrown
against a circular saw and was cut
to pieces. His arm and leg and three
ribs were broken and his body was
lacerated. He died within two hours.
He was 16 years old and is survived
by his parents and six brothers and
sisters
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-05-28
S. Y. Gillian Falls From Car.

Petersburg Especially. Samuel Y.
Gillian, one of the best-known men
Of Dinwiddie County, and until last
January county treasurer, jumped or
fell from the rear platform of an cleo
trio car for Richmond while crossing &
a trestle over the Appomattox River.
at the Chesterfield County end. and
plungipg TO the ground, 20 feet be-
tow, was picked up unconscious. with
probably fatal injuries, his skull be-
Ing fractured. his right thigh. 4
arm and several ribs broken. He
taken to the Petersburg Hospital
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-05-28
Preacher Tartt Sentenced.

Petersburg (SpeciaD D.-EH Tart,
colored, acting pastor at Harrison,
Street Baptist Church, was senten&\
to three months in Jail by Maya
Jones. in the Mayors Court, after !
hard-fOught trial. He was accused
of assault, carrying weapons to his
church and disturbing public worship.
the charges being brought by his
opponents in the congregation as a
result of a recent riot in the church,
when Tartt and Pleasant Webb, a
deacon, were badly injured.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-05-28
After Trainwreckers.

Petersburg (SpeciaD A rigi
vestigation is being made by the
widdie County authorities of al a.
tempt to wreck a southbound passen-
ger train on the SeabOard Air Line,
Railway, at TaylOrs Creek, near Nc
Kenney Station. The engineer saw
a big pile of railroad ties and rocks
on the track in the middle of the tres
tie across the creek just in time to
save his train. The rocks were so
large that it is believed several per-
sons were implicated in the criminal
attempt. One negro suspect, living
in the vicinity, is under arrest.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-05-28
NEWS
Domestic
By TELEGRAPH

Sentiment for the amalgamation of
ali branches of the Presbyterian
Church was expressed az t5e General
Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church
in the United States of America, in
session at Kansas City.
James l.. Andem announced that
be has instructed his lawyers to bring
suit against Thomas A. Edison for
$4,000 for false arrest and malicious
prosecution.
Calvin Milbanks. an expert me-
chanic, accidentally came into contact
with a switch in the testing depart
ment OF the General Electric Com
pany at Schenectady and was electro
cuted.
Walter BOttOmly. who was scalded
by falling into vat of boiling water
In dye works in Philadelphia, died
in a hospital.
Adam Legezysten attempted to kill
his daughter, and then shot himself
at his home. in New York.
William p. Boardman, who built
the first street railway in America,
died In Demet, s. ID.
James Brimmingstall is under ar
rest at Dowagiac, Mich. charged with
six murders.
Gov. John Sparks, of Nevada, died
at his ranch, near Reno.
Monroe NJ. Harrell, for a number
of years connected with newspaper
work in Ell Paso. Tex, was shot and
instantly killed by j. Z. Mitchim,
proprietor of the Ell Paso Evening
News.
Government rangers have succeed
cd in extinguishing a forest fire on
Long Pine Forest Reserve. north of
Bcllfourche. S. D., which burned over
an area of 20 square miles.
The Chicago police are searching
for two bOys-Ralph McCabe. seven
years old. and Chester Mccormick.
eight years of age-both of whom
are believed to have been kidnapped.
Robert G. p. Holmes, purchasing
agent for the Commonwealth Edison
Electric Company, was murdered and
robbed I'm Chicago, his dead body
having been found in an alley.
One man was killed, from nine to
dozen injured and property 10 the
extent of 100000 was damaged by
4 fire in the plant of the Winter
meyer Box Factory, Chicago.
Congressman Mudd's physician at
Atlantic City reports that his condi-
ton is not critical. but he is kept
in strict quiet and not permitted to
receive visitors.
The second section of Southern
Pacific train No. 16. known as tho
Oregon express, was wrecked near
Oakland. Col. Express Messenger
Cummings was killed.
A bridge under construction on
the Harlem Branch of the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
at Baychester was wrecked by dyna-
miters.
Rev. DR.. Baxter p. Fullerton. of
St. Louis, was elected moderator of
the General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church in the United States
of America.
Thomas a. Mcintyre. of the failed
brokerage firm of Thomas A. Nc
lntyre & Co., of New York. was In
dicted by the grand jury. arrested on
a warrant charging grand larceny.
and released on $25. 900 bail
Senator T. c. Platt testified that
he paid $4,000 to his son. Frank II.
Platt, to bring about n settlement
of suit brought against him by
Miss Mae G. Wood through the Law
firm of Howe & Hummel.
The marriage of Miss Helen Ma
loney, OF Philadelphia. and Arthur
H. Osborne. stock broker. has been
annuled, making the wOman's second
marriage with Samuel ClarksOn le-
gal.
The fourteenth annual Conference
N International Arbitration opened
At Lake Mohonk, y. Y.
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Convict Work On Rnads-

StauntOn Especially Capt. K. T.
Morgan, superintendent OF the state
penitentiary at Richmond. has just
made an official visit 10 tho convict
camp near Stauntou. where there are
Sc prisoners working on the road
,eading to Churchville He inspected
he work and was Well pleased with
The progress made. Captain Morgan
spent the night or the camp where
he men are quartcred
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STATE ITEMS.

A cloudburst at Keyser, in the
New Greek Valley caused Water
Street 10 he flooded. The wate
four feet in the storAs fror,ing o.
New Greek. Many families werE
driven from their homes. The flood
was so sudden that the help OF the
great crowds that rushed to the food
I'd sections was needed 10 rescue lives
and property.
Mrs. G. w. Cropley has sold k2.
handsome home and farm OK q.
acres. IN Caroline County, 20
DAVIS. of RaceQSn Ford. 6z&
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CHESAPEAKE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

CHESAPEAKE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
Effective Feb'y Gath. 1908.
OcHEsAPEAKE LINE"
ELEGANT PASSENGER r STEAMERS
COLUMBIA" AND AUGUSTA.
For OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR.
FOLK. VA.
steamers leave Ba timore daily (ex
cept Sunday at 6 80 Z. NJ, and leave
Old Point Comfort at 6 co A. M. and
Norfolk at 700 K. NJ. where connection
Is made with the Rail Lines for all points
South.
"YORK RIVER LINE"
ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMER
ATLANTA"
For WEST POINT and RICHMOND
VA
Steamer leaves Baltimore Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday a. p, NJ and
arrive West Point at 7 As A. NJ, and Rich
mond at 8 20 IA. M
Steamers cd at Gloucester Point, Gle
ment's. Clay Bank ,nG Almonds
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE
FROM PIERS 1s AND 10 LIGHT
STREET WHARF.
Through lTicket,to all points may DC
secured, baggage checked and state
rooms cseIk wed firm the City Ticket Of
fees, tl9 ~ Baltiaore street, ARTHUR
w. ROBSON, A .ent, 1877 E. Baltimore
street. OF Athe Geeral Offices, Light and
Ice street4s, Baltimore. Md.
REUB4zN FoTER,
Geie Manager
Z. CHS,
Gerell Passenger Agenl,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-05-28

HERE s q uatted
in one corner OF
Col. w allie t's
plantation a lit
lie hut occupied
by old Granny
Brown, who had
liEed by herself
nearly twenty
years. For the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-09
modlsh French Dinlno.

French menu Is far shorter than
an English one Even large dinner
party is not supposed TO last more
than an hour. and consists OF soup. en-
trees, means an essential. and is, OF
course, piece de resistance" chick
en- or game, a "chaudfroid." salad,
vegetables. sweet and dessert.
Cheese is never served with meat dur
ing the fasting season.
Every man has four or five glasses.
Large tumblers are placed for those
who mix water with their win ordi-
naire," OF which several bottles. alter
nately white and red. are placed on
the table. The dinner, however, starts
with an old red wine whose date Is al
most invariably mentioned by the but
Ter. Then follows white wine, also
choice vintage. while champagne
the meal when dinner is finished
each man gives his arm 10 the lady he
has taken in and escorts her back 20
the drawing room. After a few min
utes' conversation. when coffee Is
served. men adjourn to the smoking
room In those old-fashioned houses
where smoking is not allowed In the
drawing-room. Liquors are generally
served there. and it often happens that
men remain longer in the smoking
room in France that our male kind
waste over their wine.
Those who do not care for smok
ing are, however. at liberty TO remain
on In the drawing.room and talk to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-09
SUSPENDED NEST ROBBER
ATTACKED BY AN EAGLE

RIVERTON. Wyo.. July s.-Discoy-
eripg an eagles nest in the face OF
the Lost Well Canyon Gin. Arthur
Williams. a Riverton rancher. got TWO
companions 10 assist him In robbing
the parent bird OF her fedgelngs a
rope was dropped from the top OF the
n and down this Williams slid dis.
lance OF 200 feet until opposite the
nest At that moment the mother
eagle appeared. and without hesitation
attacked the man. Williams struck
at her with a stick he carried and at
the first blow IL was dashed from his
hand by the beating wings OF the
eagle Pecking. clawing and striking
stunning blows with her wings, the
eagle was beating the man when one
OF Williams companions dropped q
heavy stone on her and she fell into
the canyon Although severely LAGER.
ated and bruised. Williams secured
the nestlings and then descended 10
the floor OF the canyon where he at
tempted TO capture the parent bird.
AS he grasped her her vitality return
ed and she beat him of and scared
away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-09
ROUGH RIDER CRONY
OF ROOSEVELT ELOPES

LAWTON. Okla. July 9.-John Il.
Alternately. former Rough Rider, Unit
ed States marshal for Oklahoma un-
der appointment from President Roose-
welt, his personal friend, coyote
hunter who kills the wolves by tearing
their jaws apart with his hands and
who also plays the piano, was mar
ried AT Oklahoma City. after an elope-
ment The marshal and his bride ar
rived here. where they hope 10 eYade
the angry father OF the girl.
The bride is Almira Perviance, l9
years old. OF near Guthrie Alternately
is 80. a widower OF year, and has
six children He is Texan. and his
first marriage was an elopcment from
Galveston. Alternately entertained the
president at his ranch. then In Com
anche county. In 1905. and took him
on some famous wolf chases
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OFFERED TO WORK FREE
FOR SEVEN YEARS

OAKLAND. July s-Hong Sam, a
Chinese who. when not employed in
the kitchen, devotes himself indus
triously 10 searching the rooms OF
his employers for money and jewelry.
offered TO cook for Mrs d. +. Weston,
OF Berkeley. for seven years without
pay II she would not prosecute him
for stealing her diamonds When
Mrs. Weston refused Hong was deep
ly panied, but he resigned himself TO
his fate, and pleaded guilty TO bur.
glary Judge Ogden gave him an OPP
portunity 10 cook for the state without
pay, sentencing him to FIVE years in
San Quentin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-09
PARAGUAY REVOLT
TROUBLE MAKER

WASHINGTON. July 9-South
American politics have been compli
Gated by the recent revolution in Para
quay. where several days ago the gov
eminent was oyerthrown by revolu-
tionists and a new administration,
headed by Vice President Navero. las
established.
The Argentine republic. according
20 confidential reports received IN
Washington, aided the government
forces against the reyoutionists. while
Brazil is reported TO have sympa-
thized with the revolutionists. This
situation, IL is feared here. will cause
friction between Argentina and Brazil,
which have never been too friendly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-09
Around the State
in a Hurry

Adrian-Thieves operated In and
about the city. stealing carpenters
tools valued at 800 and cracking a
postoffice at Clinton, a small village
near here and getting away with Slll
in money and stamps
MISUNDERSTANDING that the city
schools had not been supplied with
the kind OF coal called for in the con
tract. and declaring that an inferior
grade had been sent to the school
I buildings, the board OF education mas
refused TO pay an account OF $500.
Algonac-The brother OF Randolph
Wagner. OF Pittsburg. who was drown
ed from a launch in Doty's channel,
demands an investigation OF the cir
cumstances surrounding the drown
ing and OF the disappearance OF ST.
500 the unfortunate man had with him
at the time.
Gladstone-After accusing his rela-
tives OF trying to send him 20 an in
sane asylum. Frank Mattison. retired
TO his room and hung himself TO a
bed post with a piece OF clothes line.
The post was not high enough for
him TO stand erect so after fastening
Ann Arbor-MIss Florence Ben
OLiel, well-known Chautauqua
lecturer OF this city. has commenced
suit in the circuit court--his own
court, by the way-against Judge Ed
ward ID. Kline for $40. 200 damages for
injuries sustained by being struck by
an automobile driven by Mrs. Kline,
June II. 1907.
Saginaw-The Master Bakers asso-
citation, OF which Robert NJ Morton,
OF Detroit, is president, is in session
here Ii was decided to support f j..
Wolfarth, OF Saginaw, for member Of
the national executive committee at
the national convention In Indianapolis
next FALL. Trade conditions were re-
ported fourishing
Marquette-Leon Chichester, OF Pc
toskey. will probably succeed l.. G..
Kaufman, OF this city. as president OF
the Michigan Bankers association. IL
Mr.. Chichester is chosen. the asso-
citation will also likely decide TO hold
It's meeting next year at Petoskey.
Mr. Chichester is president OF the
First State bank OF Petoskey. The
election will be held Saturday on the
steamer
M. Clemens--John Klopstock. for
mer treasurer OF Ray township, .da
comb county, is in jail at Bellingham
Wash. arrested at the request OF
Sheriff Matthews who holds a war
rant for him on charge OF forgery
: The complaint is made by Lyman I
Gcodel who charges that before leav
\ ing for the west. Klopstock forged
! his name to a note for $500, which
he disposed OF to a Romeo bank.
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HUGE TRUST PLAN
OF PINE BELT MEN

ST. LOUIS. July 9-Planning TO
norge their lumber interests into one
grca' holding corporation capitalized
al approximately $500. 100000 100
wealthy lumbermen from the yellow
pine belt OF the south and middle
west met here at the Mercantile and
adopted an organization plan looking
toward that end
+. +. Weyerhauser OF St Paul. son
OF the multimillionaire lumberman.
was appointed chairman OF the per-
manent organization committee which
is To work out the details OF organ
!zation, the financing and the drafting
OF a charter and the legal phases OF
the plan The organization commit
tee Is expected TO raise $4,000. 900
from the proprietary interests to con-
sunmate the merger OF interests.
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THAT KHAKI ORDER
is NOT UP TO TAFT

OYSTER BAY. " Y. July 9.-Secre-
tary Loeb, after conference with the
president, gave out a statement with
reference 10 recently printed articles
In which IL was alleged that William
H. Taft, while secretary OF war, had
awarded large contracts for army
khaki TO English firms
In this statement the president
says. In substance. that the contracts
for the purchase OF these uniforms re-
ferred TO was made in Secretary
Taft's absence By the assistant secre-
tary, while acting as head OF the de-
partment and that Secretary Taft had
no knowledge OF this order
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-09
aolt Dressed the Fowl.

WINSTED. Conn. July S.-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Scrlber, or West Colbrook
went to Norfolk yesterday 10 buy
meat The latter had scared so In
price that Mrs. Scriber decided not
20 purchase any. saying IL was cheaper
TO eat our bro!lers, but am tired OF
dressing them
Returning home, the Scribers found
their hennery had been struck by
lightning Nine fowls and broilers
were killed. and six OF them had been
dressed by the bolt so far as remov-
ing the feathers was concerned.
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MICHIGAN PATENTS.

WASHINGTON July 9.-Michigan
patGuts We're issued as follows a y d.
Austin. Jackson, wagon propeller, +.
y Frederick. Detroit. c9Fburetor W.
r. Freeman. Grand Rapids. display
rack. n b. Gillette and c. w Dake.
Grand Rapids. roller bearing; r. and
G. j. Helm. Traverse City. post and
tile mold $. w JOY. Battle Greek.
hot air register; r McComb. Cole.
man. adjustable hog holder: L. :.
Nash. Detroit starting device for ex-
plosivt engines: w. J. Rowman. De
troit; adjustable boring tool holder;
G. u. Schrum. Detroit vending ma.
chine: +. w Smith. Ellsworth. ami
versa! coupling. II a. Volkner. DE.
trOit. Loy fastener.
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FIRE IN BOSTON
.I|CKS UP M|LL|0N
HARBOR FRONT PROPERTY DE-
sTRoYEp AND WATcHMAN
is MISSING

BOSTON. July 9.--Nearly sl.5O0000
worth OF property along the harbor
front OF East Boston was destroyed
by a wind-driyen fire. late yesterday
one man-Daniel sullivan. a Cunard
pier watchman-is reported missing
and is believed to have persisted II
the flames.
A large part OF the loss falls on
the Boston 4 Albany railroad.
Within half an hour OF the time
the fire. which may have been caused
by spontaneous combustion or
spark from a locomotive. was discoN-
cred, four piers. three warehouses,
grain elevator containing $4,000 bush
els OF grain and many loaded freight
cars had been destroyed.
Several vessels and lighters narrow
~ escaped destruction The big Ley
land line steamer Deyonlau. from LlV
erpool, was moored at one OF the
piers which was destroyed. but es'
capped without any damage.
Less fortunate were the BRUSH
bark Belmont, OF Yarmouth. y. >. ana
the schooners. Paul Palmer five
masted craft, and the .. II. Brown
four.master. all of which were bad
ly damaged.
BOSTON, July s.-Three persons
are dead and ten are missing. the re-
suit OF a fire which destroyed three
story wooden tenement at 29o Cam
bridge-st-early today. -Four are in the
hospital. James Brown, who lived on
the top floor escaped but his wife was
cut of from escape VIM. Austin. Mrs.
Flora Austin. Mrs. Fannie Neil and a
boy are badly burned and are in the
hospital.
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FIRE SWEEPS
CONEY ISLAND

NEW YORK, July 9-Ffre swept
over portion OF Coney' island early
today, destroying Nanderveers hotel,
Pabst's loop hotel and a section of the
Culver line station For a time 1t
threatened Luna park and Dream
land. The loss Is quarter OF mil
lion. Mrs. Frank Clayton. wife OF the
proprietor OF the Pabst hotel, lost So.
900 worth OF diamonds. Mrs. Lilly
Hennings was overcome by smoke In
the Vanderveer hotel and was saved
by firemen.
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His Guaranty.

Fair Customers this color fast
and really genuine?
Gallant Shop Assistant-As genuine
as the roses on your cheeks, madam
Fair Customer-H'm ,-er-show me
something else Punch
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Robert Edeson Weds.

BOSTON, July 9.-Robert Edeson,
the actor, and Miss George Eliot Por-
ter, daughter Of Linn Boyd rorter,
the author. and former wife OF Actor
Charles Mackay, were married YET
terday at the home OF the bride In
Brooklinc. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev O +. Clifford. The
couple VIII make their home at Sag
Harbor Long Island.
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the ladies. When the hour approaches
for the breakup OF the party, syrups,
orangeade and lemonade are served In
the drawing room. and this is general
ly regarded as hint that II is time
10 leave and adjourn elsewhere.
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There has been an epidemic OF sui
eide in St Petersburg for three
months. the average number being
eightyfive a month The high record
for a day was reached lately, when
eighteen persons killed themselves.
Many Of the suicides were destitute,
but most were respondent
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Excursion Rates Columbus and Re
turn via Michinan Genital

One and one-half hrstclass fare for
the round trip; tickets will be sold
July 1913 inclusive, good for return
July gath. See agents for particulars
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CLOSED BY DEATH.
The Fellman Richards Huetter Shoe
Stores Closed Until Saturday
MOrninO

On account OF the death OF Mr. Fell
man. the stores OF the FRI" Shoe
company. "Pingree Square" will be
closed until Saturday morning,
8 O'Clock. when the entire stock will
be closed out at sweepingly reduced
prices. The announcement OF the firm
in todays papers is worth the atten-
ton OF all shoe wearers who want to
make their dollars do double duty.
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Husiuess-iike Printing No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind, that
looks right Times PrintInE To-, IL
John R-sL Phone isgs.
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MATINEE TRIPS TO CLEVE.

MATINEE TRIPS TO CLEVE-
LAND
Yes, those d. & c. tri-weekly
daylight trips are called matt
nees because they are largely
enjoyed by women and chill.
0 dren. It's SO delightful 10
travel by daylight. you know.
Music on every trip. Fare
SI.ro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-16

Anoche, la &c media falle-
ci6 ell honrado a ..s,oo Jose Marquee,
conocido entire sDs numerosos amigos
por "Joseito
Pertenecia e fuado a la Herman
dad de Carpinteros ashada la Ame-
rican Federation Laoor, de la que
era miembro 1aI sjsimo.
FL entierro ten l lugar esta tarde
s las cinco reHa partendo la fu-
nebre .comitiva la calle de la
Cruz n0mcro
A la viuda Jsmas familiares del
finado enyiamos es.1o senhdo p6sa-
me.
LA sido designado para ocupar Il
puesto de Presidente de la junta esco-
tar de Aibonito el senor don Pedro
Torres Colon, para el de Secreta-
RIO don Gustavo MQscoso.
Han renunciado el puesto de directo
escolar de las muncjpalidades de Al
bonito de Patlllas, respectiVamente,
Los sefiores Francisco Rodriguez y don
Ramon Costa
Las nuevas escuelas nocturnAs esta-
blecidas Ell San Juan estan desempe-
nadas Dor las maestras Miss Ella +.
Coye, Miss Evelyn johnson, Miss Au-
x.a l. Il pftpy ~ Mr. T Earl Edwards