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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
WASHINGTON Is PROMISED.
Judge Ballinger Assures Hitchcock
State Is Taft'S.

NEW YORK, September 12.-In prepa-
ration for an absence of 4 few davs from
the New York headquarters. Chairman
Frank II. Hitchcock of the national re-
publican committee devoted most of today
to conferences with his political advisers
and chiefs of the various divisions of the
eastern headquarters.
Arthur l. Norys of Ohio arrived during
the afternoon. bringing a message from
Taft concerning the projected campaign
tours OF the republican candidate for
President
Judge r. A. Ballinger of Washington,
the Pacific coast member of the advisory
committee of the national committee, was
one of the men who had a long talk with
the national chairman.
He predicted that there would be a
landslide Tor Taft in Washington. He
thought the same favorable prospects for
republican success existed in other states
in the far west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
Suffering From Melancholia.

For long time he had been suffering
friends noticed his despondency, they had
not the slightest idea that he was con-
templating suicide. and his death today
came as a severe shock to all who knew
him
Coroner Julius Hamburger, who took
charge of the case. found that Bennett
had shot himself in the right temple in
front of the ear, but there was nothing
in the room to indicate the motive for
the act. No letters were found but 1t
was learned that Bennett an hour before
the shooting left a note for Dan Hanna.
son of the late Senator Marcus A Hanna
at the Hotel Plaza, across the street from
the Gotham.
Mr. Hanna and Bennett were fast friends
and had been associated i'll several busi-
ness ventures, and ii is supposed that the
former hotel manager explained in the
note his reasons for committing suicide.
Wouldn't Give UP Note.
While it was learned that Bennett left
the note for Mr.. Hanna at II o'clock. Mr..
Hanna when seen tonight emphatcally
denied that he had received any word
from the suicide today Neither the
police nor the coroner could get posses
sion of the note and We're unable to learn
the nature of it. but Coroner Hamburger
and the police of the East J1st street sta
ton were satisfied that Bennett had per-
sonally delivered it to the clerk at the
Plaza Hotel q little 1Ger an hour before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
IT'S A SAD, SAD TALE
IN. O. NJ" Tells of the Cold
Wind at Saratoga.
NOT A WORD FROM ALBANY
You Can Do as You Please" Says
Hughes.
THEY MUST TAKE HIM, TOO
There's Tiny Chance to Beat the
Governor, But Everybody Is
Afraid to Try.
NOT A WORD FROM ALBANY
THEY MUST TAKE HIM, TOO
snecIaI From Star Corrcsnondpnt.

Special From n Staff Correspondent.
SARATOGA. N V. September 12.-An
day long the anti-Hughes conspirators
have conferred and confabbcd, uttered
curses long and deep. with imprecations
unlimited And tonight they are just
where they started. and that is. facing the
apparent inevitable nomination of Gov.
Hughes.
They declare there is n chance to beat
him-just chance-but they say ii with
ominous shakingS of the head, and their
expressions of hope do not carry cOnviC
ton. And just to think. this condition Of
4 powerful political machine being at a
complete standstill is not the result Of
any opposing political organization, not
the work Of any rival group of politicians.
for there is no head or directing force to
the pro- Hughes movement. 1t is reCog-
milton of the existence of IL sentiment, a
state of public feeling. 1t is not usual
for practical politicians to be baked by
something in the air. merely.
This is a new experience for New York
republicans, something quite beyond their
ken. The old guard which has been com
ing to state conventions for thirty
years are pathetically perpleXed. Where
are the bosses of yeSteryear? Where is
Piatt. the masterful, who in his prime
would have made short work of a Situa-
ton such as this, either by thumbs uD or
thumbs down Where is Odell, the ruth
less. who would have ridden over all sen
tment, or else have taken his medicine
without a griInace? These questions the
rank and flie ask, and only echo answers
-'Where?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
THREE UNEMPLOYED KILLED.
Run Down by Train at Cleveland,
and Fourth Escapes

CLEVELAND. Ohio September 10
Three men were killed and another
thrown high into the air by a rapidly
moving engine in the Lake Shore railroad
yard this morning. The fourth man mi
raculously escaped injury.
The dead-Yonko and Joseph Milocic.
brothers. and James Koavcivic, all of
Buffalo \. Y.
Steven Kodak AL Gavin street. Buffalo,
the man who escaped injury. said he and
his companions had come to Cleveland
10 seek employment. They stepped from
one track onto another to avoid freight
train and were run down by light en-
gne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
DANISH CABINET RESIGNS.
Strong Public Feeling Against the
Ministry.

COPENHAGEN, September 12.-The
Danish premier. ]. c. Christensen. tonight
handed the cabinets resignation to the
king in accordance with the latter's de-
mand. The order for the cabinets resig-
nation was issued today in consequence
of the strong public opinion against the
ministry, which was compromised
through the premier's guarantee of NJ.
Alberti's honesty and integrity.
Premier Christensen's resignation had
been loudly demanded by the public and
the newspapers ever since the downfall
of NJ. Alberti, the eX-minister of justice,
who recently surrendered himself TO the
police and confessed to widespread
frauds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
Part Five.

Nationals Win Uphill Game me
King James the Winner. r..
Union Printers Team in New York .
Batting and Fielding Averages of the Amer
Belmont May Leave Jockey Club - .
Aftermath of Great Regatta.
Foot Ball ut Different Colleges .......... 3
Why Yankees Are in the Cellar. ...... 3
Some Pretty Stuff" About Walter Johnson. /
Wooden Legged Ball Player
Believe II or Not, 1t Sounds All Right. -.
Stories Of the Bail Players. rs...............
Prospects Good at Georgetown. .............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
Authority to Suspend.

He opposed the proposition that a COM
plaint against an increased rate should
automatically suspend such rate, but
urged that the interstate commerce COM
mission be given authority to suspend a
proposed increase In rates until its rea-
sonableness could be determined.
The following officers were. reelected
by the association:
President, Robert c. Wright, Philadel-
phia: first vice president, T. W. Gallagher,
Baltimore; second vice president, o. w. ID.
Groseclose st. Louis; third vice presi-
dent. Charles r. Capps, Norfolk. Va;
fourth vice president, George r. Crosby,
Chicago: secretary-treasurer, j. +. Auch,
PHILADELPHIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
BIG FIGHT IN PERSIA.
Royalist Force Engages Insurgent
Garrison and Is Defeated.

TABRIZ. Persia. Friday September IL.
There was determined engagement
outside of Tabriz today between the
royalist force under the command of IL
zatul Khan and a detachment of the in
surgent garrison at Tabriz.
The insurgent attack was delivered at
daybreak but ISsatul who had six cam
non made good use of his artillery and
drove the enemy back. Then he carried
their fortificatons and succeeded in
fighting his way into the city AT TINS
point reinforcements under the leadership
of Satar Khan arrived on the scene. and
after a desperate fight within the walls
the royalists were worsted and forced to
withdraw from the town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
Washington Girl Weds in Alaska.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star
MANITOWOC, Wis, September T.
George Scove a Manitowcc man, located
ar Peke, Alaska, was married at Juneau,
Alaska, to Miss Virginia Russell Of Wash
ington. D. c. who journeyed there to
meet him Scove who has resided in
Alaska for several years. is the manager
of a fox farm. operated by the Manito-
woe Fur Company, in Alaska and is a
member of the company himself. He is
a brother-in-Iaw of Police Commissioner
Hall of this city. The couple will reside
at Peke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
FIRE FOUGHT FOR HOURS.
Enoch Morgan's Sons Co. Soap
Works DESTROYED

NEW YORK, September 12.-The seven
story building occupied by the E,noch
Morgan's Sons Company, soap manufac-
turers, at Bank and West streets, on the
Hudson river water front. was totally
destroyed tonight by a fire which the
ombined efforts of fireboatS and of prac
tically the entire apparatus south of 14th
street could subdue only after fight of
five hours. Capt. DAWN of engine - had
two ribs broken. hes6amage is esti-
mated at $500 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13

the shooting. and learned that it had
been received by Mr.. Hanna along in the
afternoon. Coroner hamburger said that
he intends to take steps to have the note
produced at the inquest, which will be
held next week and he feels that it will
reveal the cause of Benefits act.
After returning from the Hotel Plaza
TO his apartments in the Gotham, Bennett
WAS visited by his son. Frank Bennett.
who remained with his father for about
an hour Twenty minutes after Frank
left the Gotham, Bennett fired the fatal
shot. What passed between father and
son could not he learned, but friends Of
the Beuuetts supposed that Frank, jr..
had called To try and effect reconcilia
t.On between his mother and father. who
had been living apart for several years.
1t i not known whether Bennett and his
son quarrelcd. and Frank, il, would not
discuss the nature Of his visit to the
Gotham other than To say he had called
heoausc he know bis father was III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
Kramer Retains Title.

NEW YORK, September 12.-By defeat
ing Jackie Clarke, champion sprint bi-
cycle rider of Australia. in two straight
heats at a mile and half mile in Madison
Square Garden tonight, Frank Kramer
maintained his title of champion. Kra-
mer's time for the half mile was 1 minute
} second, and for the mile minutes 30
seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
Friend of Prominent Men.

Bennett was manager of the Arlington
Hotel in Washington for twenty years,
and in that time enjoyed the friendship of
many political leaders from all parts of
the country. .tatesrlen and foreign diplo-
mats. Among his Warmest friends We're
the late Senator Hanna. Senator Thomas
&. Plat and Kenneth Il. SChley OF the
firm of Moore x Schley. He was mem-
ber of the Gridiron Club. the famous
newspapers dining club, and long en-
joyed the reputation o. being the most
popular hotel man in the country. Some
years ago he gave up the management
of the Arlington. and came 10 New York
and took charge of the Gotham Backed
by powerful money interests. Benr~tt
started the hotel but failed To make a
success of it. His lease OF the brt.iing
for twenty-one years was the largest lease
put through. up to that time, in this city.
the regate rental amounting To near
~ Sl,obD.uD The Hanna estate, Senator
Platt and Moore & Schley were back OF
ffN 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
Part Two.
Part Three.
Page.

SERGEANT kINNARD By w A. Fraser II
Being Rich BY Clarence l.. Cullen 2
Ny Lady Of Mystery. BY jacques Futrele <
The Autobiography of Mark Twain.
What Nature Means to John Burroughs. BY
Clifton Johnson. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s
The Assassns' Club. BY Alan Brachamp-
Some Letters and Sermon. By Grace Flea
more Towndrow ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
Part Six.

Sambo and His Funny Noises. ..............
Wags-The Dog That Adopted Man,. .
Bubbles Always to Blame. e....... .
Mrs. Rummage-The Bargain Fiend. ....... 3
John-Poor John. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
oh, Fine. Here's Mr.. Crouch. ...........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
THE STAR TODAY.
Part One.

IT'S Sad. Sad Tale Observation-Disclosures.
Convicts Hear Bryan. Observation-Disclosures.
An broken j
Il Didn't Says Bryan. Observation-Disclosures. .
Parade Bottled Observation-Disclosures. .
Wright Up Higher and Longer. ............ 3
Ready for Tuberculosis Congress .......... )
Masonic Temple To Be Dedicated. ...... &
Prepare Tor Bryan. ...........-......... s
Army and Navy News. Observation-Disclosures. s
Motoring Observation-Disclosures. IL
Financial Page. Observation-Disclosures. l3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
BENNETT NOT WELL
MeIanChoIia Caused Hotel
Mans Suicide.
HE HAD LOST MONEY. TOO
Family Trouble Was An Added
Reason.
SENT NOTE TO DAN HANNA
Police Have Been Unable. to Secure
the INSTRUMENTATION
Club to Act
ENT NOTE TO DAN HANNA

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. September 12.-FinanCial
difficulties. family troubles and i'll health
caused Frank V. Bennett, one of the best
known hotel managers in the country, to
commit suicide today
He shot and killed himself in his apart
mentS on the seventeenth floor of the
Hotel Gotham. 9th avenue and 10Th
street of which he had formerly been
manager, by sending a bullet into his
right temple. After firing the shot he
staggered to the door and pressed the
electric button twice, and when bellboy,
Frank Rooney. responded he found Ben
nett sitting in a morris chair. a bullet hole
in his right temple and a revolver lying
on the floor.
Bennett was breathing family and was
unconscious. He died before physician
reached his side
Bennett. who used to be manager of
the Arlington Hotel. in Washington and
numbered among his friends many promi
nent politicians statesmen and diplomats
from all over the world, had recently been
sticken with paralysis. and this combined
with heavy losses in Wall street and an
eStrangement from his wife, caused him
to end his life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
WEATHER.

Fair Sunday and Monday.
Light to fresh variable winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13

Continued on Second Page.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-29
Varias noticias

-Ha tomadb possession del
puesto de secrstario de la Corte
Municipal de Tieques Ell senor
lose ]aner Landr6n.
See nan 80 tdeo's ufe-
LIS de iicencja al escribiente de
| la Corte de Distrito de Huma
Gao, senor A ~uro Muniz.
Ell lrAes se,ra presentado {
Iinforgo sobre Ia investigation
de Cayey,
%.-#ar ei del~<1amento dc ms
- su-1Sa 81 do nombrado
&..>Q ae una escuela rural de
Camuy, >el sefior Cirano Mi
randa.
-Esta manana fueron leidas
en- Corte alberta, las acusacio-
mes siguientes. por el fiscal Sc
nor Torres Grau:
Contra Benito Delgado Rive :
"a, por incendio malicloso. con-
ira Jose Mater Trio alias ito
Jose. por incendio mallcioso
ocurrido Ell Bay anon contra
Federico LAMA. por ataque con
intencion de cometer homicidio:
contra Miguei Miranda, por
atalu con intencl0n de come :
ter homicide Ell el poblado dc
Cat no, contra Francisco Plza-
rro, por hurto mayor.
Continue enfermo el Audi
tor de Puerto Rico Mr.. Ward.
-Esta manana sc celebr6
una subasta en- el departamen-
10 de obras Publicas para las
obras dc La carretera dc GALES 4
Recodo. Sc presentaron como
licitadores los selores lgnaclo
Hernandez, Nieves Pirra nj. Ar
turo Gonzalez. II. Owad. Carlos
Clausells Y Tur Caballero. La
iunta de subastas adjudicara la
buena pro Ell 1dnes proxlmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-29
Cnnlo|f pOr cehS

En- laanes (Coamo) ocurrio aver I'm
sangriento drama. cuyos movies Sc
gun las gestiones practicadas, parece Q
Que IucT0n IUS IClUs.
Martin Ortiz Colon, vecino de aquel
barrio, dio muerte de seis machetazos
su esposa Maria Leonor Matos. Las
heridas que oca siono 4 la desgraciada a
Maria son: un mach etazo en- la cabe-
"a, penetrante en- la parte superior
del cranco. otro en- In mandfbula ix-
quierda, destruyendola rnr eo-& r:eto,
otro en- Ia parte posterior del cuello,
con la casi separation del tronco, otro
en- ell brazo derecho con fractura com
pleta del hueso, otro en- Ia palma de
la mano izguierda, y por dltimo, otro
en- la mano derecha con separation
del dedo indice.
Ell autor del crimen esta detenido;
Ell suceso ha causado profunda emo
cion en- aquel pueblo.
la policfa sigue practicando.ges-
tones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-29

Ampliamos detaIles acerca del
horrible suceso que Sc Ia desa-
rrollado en Isabella, del cual es
pr0tag0nista una joven que Sc
gun parece tiene perturoadas
las facultades mentales.
Hotmesinda Vidal que hacia
dlas habia sido sacada del Ma
nicomio quiso en- IN abceso de
locura. lanZarse q la calle V
como su anciano padre don Jose
Ramon Vidal St opusiera i sus
prop6sitos. la infeliz loca ech0le
mano al cuello de su padre. ma
tandole por extrangulaci0n
Tan horrible suceso ha cons
tornado aquel vecindario y eau
sa honda pena en- toGa la isla,
pues la famiIia Vidal es esti-
mada generalmeEte.
FL cadaver del infortunado
padre tue trasladado a Aquadi-
la, donde recibio aver sepultura.
FL senor Vidal fue por mucho
tempo empleado de la Aduana
dc Arecibo, donde tenia muchos
amigos. La senora Vidal de Ru-
llan, es hija del finado asi como
nuestro companero Ell escritor Y
poeta don Jose Vidal Cardona
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-29
AteneO PuertOrriQue1o

A causa de que la compania
Borras debutara Ell lunes 81 del
corriente, el Ateneo anticipa su
velada semanal efectuandose en-
ia noche de hoy sabado.
Sera la Ultima de la serie que
viene ceiebrando el citado cen
tro. para terminar La lectura de
los trabajos premiados ep Ell
Certamen del Centenario.
Como es de esperarse, los sa
lones del Ateneo han de verse
muy concurridos esta noche,
por que el programa literario es
sumamente interesante Y el sex
teto de cuerda ejecutara exec
lentes pleas musicales. entire
elias, la DANA Teresa que OBJ.
premio en- dieho Certamen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-29
La llegada de Borrds

hsta mafiana, 4 las nueve p .s.. !
"a desembarcado el eminenta -
a. que fueron recibir & Ia 49,.
aos hass &c sus admiradores con Tn
:. :. = paf nae Sc unio bien pronto 4 es-
< = Ia'ss.scion Saa s,s'Sn de simpatfa tribu--
artista espafioi. eminente
ki sef5or Borras, por defera
La muchedumb bre que lie seq onCia
a pie hasta el Hsf<E IHgsaferrc .oss- supse
pre- aclamado por Ia mcltitud.
Desde uno de los BALCONIES dgs ~
tel. Sc asom6 el sefior Borrzs pss
agradeccr Ia conmovedora demostrtg
c:6n de entusiasmo y simpatia e ~
ha sido objeto su llegada a PG$
Rico& a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-29

la, conocida va cual es la que
en- todos los ordenes prevalece
acerca de la conveniencia y uti-
lidad de una obra que no puede
tener adversarios, nj sc explica
que tenga impugnadores,
La Camara de Representatives.
debe mostrarse esplendida y 10
estara sin duda al proveer de
corosamente al sostenimiento
de esos estudios que Sc practi-
can en- la actualidad Y de los
cue puede esperarse I'm result :
tado tan provechoso.
Esta vez no hay que temer q
la oposici6n del gobierno; ell 60
bierno esta de nuesta parte, ha
comprendido la bondad tras-
lcendental de la obra Y no Sc
op~3e a que Sc realice; al con
II d lo'a oirece su concurso y la
presta s1.aNt1da.
rs IN. eie.,e,1tu maS, Wv,
,eiemento poderoso. que esta
favor de la obra utllisima qu
ha de alepr el fantasma de |;
escasez dc las extensas comar
cas- que Sc mueren de sed, Qu
piden aqua para ser fecknda>
1 ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-29
Los VapOreS Yald6S

Henos recibido una ateata invita-
ci6n del sefior Sifre, para asistir las
pruebas del vapor de dicha linea
'Encarnaci6n recientemente refor-
mado y que empezara q prestar ser
vicio desde maffana domingo.
Mucho agradecemos la galante in
vitaci6n y hacemos votos por la
prosperidad de Ia afortunada empresa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-29
Deparlangnto De Caridad
MaNlCaalo DE- SAN JUAN
No hay locale


Tantas~har sido las solicitudes
para ingresi de alienado2-en el
Manicomio lnsular que. Sc ha-
liam cubiertss va todas las pla-
zas vacantfs que existian en-
dicho Asilo para ser cubiertas.
Algunas vacantes quedaban
para ingreso de mujeres pero
-tantas han ingresado en- estos
aItimoe dias que Sc h~n agotado
las plazas s.istentes; h1n pues
esperanto turno para ing1CSo en-
el Manicomio. alrededor de a
alienados de varias poblaciones
de la isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-29

Nin0 abandOnado

FL senor Jefe de Ia Policia In
sular, Ell union de otros dos ca
balIeros recurren al Jefe del
Consolidate al objeto de que sea
ordenada la admission del nino
Cort6s en- el Asilo de Santurce.
Este nino Sc encuentra en- ell
Quartet de Policfa de- esta ciudad
Y parece estar abandonado,
siendo huerfano de padre y ma.
Dire. Sc ha remitido al referido
senor una solicitud en- blanco
rara que sean cumplidos los re
quisitos de ley Y yer la manera
de solucionar este case especial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-29
Los que lleg9

Aver liegaron en- el herBoso vapoA
correv espafiol "MontsaTat, AoS 81
guientes pasajeros:
Jose Roger, Carmen Suaca, Jcs
Roger, Carmen Roger, Maria IeEsS
Roger. Arturo Lglesias, Fer'an noa
Gonzalez Narciso Lopez, MI:del ou-
tan, lose Lopez. Julian .1erencla,
Marparita Lopez, Jose Gacfa. EnrI
ce,efa .AJrxa-az SesSI<Td ger, EnrlQuetS,
de Palma. Tafme Camamy, Juan SD
req Elisa Castillo, Dominic Marti-
nez. Gregorio Lopez. Isabel ValdeS.
Rosa Maria Lopez Enrique Borras,
,Patricio Lopez, Hortencia Dufray,
'ldalia LSpez, Guillerm6, Arizona
Amador Essad des, Jose Ma. Fernandez.
lose Gomez, Jose Alvarez, Manuel
Ne ffas. Guadalupe Landerecho, Fer :
nando Aguirre. Miguel Ibafiez. Car
lota PA. Amparo Placencia, carmen
Bov6. Eduardo Blanca, Juana Andres
1uana Gil, Salvador Bauza, Juana Hl-
foli Tuaaa Bauza Antonia Basange'
Frsnci,co Bordas. Sebastian BusqTsISsS' ~
Luis Costa. Francisco QueglaSiM iMaTtf-
| Martinez. Luiz Bagaria, usn Sdriau
nez. lose Cpl6a. 1na9 BauzT57 Ty57rancssc
Mart Mari; ; ~ 9p> ..,rilo. Aaalia t2an Ssr,
cba1 i'a1 :" H.. ArifIo, Bernardo -
hIn1 4e paia.o .Zapater
Llado. I4idro Sor
Jose Trugillo, s.
Mufioz Josefa
slas y Juan Re