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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-02

WANTED LADY TO REPRE-.
sent US at home; good position;
good pay and tailor-made suit free IN
90 days; experience unnecessary; re-
liable firm. Address J. z. McBriday
Co.. Chicago
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-02
HOUSE FOR SALE.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT 7-ROOM DWELL.
| ing; centrally located. Van Dusen
& Co, agents. ss
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-02

Astoria, April 26. 1909.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-02

FOR RENT THREE NICELY
furnished rooms for s. per month.
Owner is going away Inquire at 23s
Seventh street, ans
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-02

Committee on Streets and Public
Ways.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
RAILROAD MAN KILLED
FOOT CATCHBs IN FROG AND EN-
 CINE CRUsHEs HIM.
Robert Lewis survives Heroic Treat- meat Bat Few Heurs--Arm and
 Leg Amputated.

An accident resulting in his subse- ouent death happened to Robert Lewis. foreman in the Western yards, Sat urday morning.
 Tn making up string or cars ne attempted to jump from one that was being switched. As he struck tie ground his foot was caught in . frog, throwing him in front of the moving car. which mashed his right arm and right leg es that an operation had to be perforxed when he reached the hospital. EIis right arm was am putated just at the shoulder blade, and his right leg amputated just be- low the knee, he survived the operation until . o'clock last night when ne breathed his last.
 MT. Lewis has been in railroad ser vice in Montgomery about ten years. having been in the employ of the Louisville and Nashville before he went to the western. For number oi wears he has been with the Western in Montgomery. at one time having charge of one of the freight runs ou! of Montgomery. His home was a'
 The young man was 2s years old Hs is survived by his wife and two children; his father and mother, MT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
THANKS EXTENDED TO
 REUNION SUBSCRIBERS

President F. g. Ball. of the Commer- clai Club mailed letters of thanks Saturday to the members of the dif- ferent committees who assisted in the collection of the -$1.000 entertainment fund for the Confederate reunion. The members of the club who served on these committees spent consider able of their time canvassing the business men and collecting the amounts subscribed.
 Several new displays have been added to the display room at the Com mereiai Club. The local manufactur- CTS and business firms are taking an unusual interest in this feature and the exhibits already placed are quite e spectacle. The purpose of the dis play room is to boost Montgomery made goods and Montgomery raised produce. Every day there are many visitors at the club rooms inspecting the exhibits.
 Secretary Hyman received com municatioH Saturday from man In London, England, inquiring about
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
STEADY WORK RECORD
 CLEARS PRISONER

Bob Williams. negro accused of stealing two dollar pair of shoes from Archie Johnson, was fined ten dollars and costs for the offense in the recorders court Saturday
 Bob told the court that he jest didn' aim tuh steal dem shoes but war jest a Kwine tuh weah dem g 1T bit an take em back"
 On investieation 1t was discovered that Bob had held down one job In Montgomery for seven years This quite unusual record got suspension of sentence for him and his fine was rcmitted. leaving only the costs of the case for him to pay.
 Porter Lee Boyd. a negro. charged by Josephine Johnson with assault and bnttery, was fined ten dollars and costs and warned that 1t must be his last appearance on the stage Of the regular attendantAs. of the recorders court and Porter Lee shas paid several 1 AFssp of A ts7enpninatibn identical with the one Inflicted Saturday. Bob Wilson and Tom Sherlock each were dealt two ands for overinduig. \ ing In forbidden liquors. A
 s. c. Weed plead guilty to carryins concealed weapons and was let down easily with fifty and" | Lula Jordan paid fine of one dol. lar and costs for vagrancy. |
 MURRY HILL CLUE | LEWIS co,
 CASCADE,
 WILSON,
 GREEN RIVER, | FULL QUARTS | 95.O0 EXPRESS PAID. GreEl Trading Co., Pensaeoia, ETa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
Weakley May Pull
 Out For Cunningham


 and had great deal of difficuity in obtaining an audience. He finally de- cided te make on address In the open air and had about seventy-five peo- pie tc hear him. Judge stratton spoke in the name hall in which Mir. Seed tried 10 hold . meeting. and had for his audience fully 500 voters besides q number of women.
 Judge Stratton reports that he found everything favorabIe to the ari- tt-amendmsnt cause everywhere he went.
 At Ozark saturday Tom Long and for the defenders. Mr. Long was in Mont ntgcmery Saturday night At the speaking in Ozark there was opposi- ton in the shape of another meeting at which W. A. So1iie, W. H. Sanford and Harry Martin spoke for the amenders Prior to the meeting of the anendsrs there was . parade of wo- men and children, and the people in the parade. plus ssventy-ffve men. constitutsd their audience. The de- fsnders. on the other hand. had a standing room was st . premium and the halls leading to the room were crowded. II is estimated that there were fully 1000 present.
 Tn Winston, whore Mr. Long spoke there ars three voters to one against the amendment although the preach CTS are working hard to stem the tide of defeat.
 Will B. Bankhead. son of the ven- erabie United States senator. spoke at Notasufga Saturday. and 200 Macon county voters turned out to hear him. Mfr. Bankhead says he went into Ma con county with the understanding thet the voters there favored the amendment. but he came away satis- fled that although the county will poll q small vote, the majority of that vote will be against the amendment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
sTATEMENr BY MACKAY.

New York. Nov. ls.--ciarence H. Mackay, President of the Machay companies issued the following state- ment to the public this afternoon:
 We have had nothing to do. either directly or indirectly with the com bination of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company with the Western Union Telegraph Co. We have not wished to join 1t and have not been invited to join 1t.
 There have been no negotiations whatever with us In regard to the matter and there is every reason why we should not have had anything to do with it, We knew nothing about 1t until the day when 1t was publicly an- nounced.
 Tt Is true that we own large block of stock of the American Teie- phone and Telegraph Co.. but that Is one of our many investments.
 We never have had and have not now any representation on the board
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

vative in its investment but swift and aggressive in its service. We are not disturbed in any way. We have slc- cessfuily met hard competition for over twenty five years and have prospered and are In first class financial con. dition better than ever before.
 we have waited until this matter had simmered down so that we could make one statement covering the whole subject. As I stated several weeks age competition will continue and 1t will be real competition the same as hereto lore"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
Fine H0Tses and Mules
 at Abrahan1 Bros. Stables

If you want to find out anything about horses or mules. you would do we'll to sec Abraham Bros. They are always up to date and can give you the latest reports from all parts on the subject. At present they have a number of buyers traveIing about to Keep them supplied with the stock for which they have a great demand. It's no easy job to keep them always sup piled with the large number of horses and mules. all of them In per- feet condition. which they handle.
 However. Abraham Bros. always do their best to improve upon the repu-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

tation which they now hold for fair anu square dealing and keeping only the best.
 At present they have on hand about $50 head of those fine Tennessee Eiuies and . classy string of fine Kentucky horses. You can get any kind of an animal that you want. and be- sure that you have gotten first class bargain. All of them are in first class condition and the very best of their kind. You can find them at the roomy new stables. corner N. Per " and Jefferson sts.. or ask anybody and they will be glad to show you the way. Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

of that Company and our stock Is not consuited or considered any more than the stock of any other stockholder as you will see from the fact that we knew nothing about this deal until 1t was publicly announced.
 'The statement that Mir. William H. Baker represents Us is incorrect. He does not represent us in anything in the slightest degree. Neither have we had anything to do with purchases of telephone companies fn the Middle West.
 "our company Is slow and conser-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

and Mrs Robert Lewis, ST.: four brothers, John. Edward. Fred and Wal ter, and three sisters, Mrs. Bessie mc- Kane, Miss Bertha Lewis and Miss Mattie Lewis. All of hts survivors re- side in Montgomery.
 The funeral will take place from the residence of Mrs. c. H. Burke, Florida Avenue, Capitol Heights. Monday morn ing at 10 o'clock. Rav. walter. M. Crawford. pastor of the First Cunber- land Presbyterian Church. will con duct the services, Interment will fol- low in Greenwood cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
A Comfertasie shave. .

A shave Is something that is real
 pleasure if you have a razor that is a
 pleasure to shave with. This pleasure
 can only be experienced by having a
 real good sharp razor that will cut and
 stay in condition to cut. We have q
 rasor. which will give pleasure and Gt the same time shave you with pleas- ure. The brand of this razor Is "Com- fort" Every razor blade Is guaranteed to satisfy you or another one will be given free of charge.
 If you are having trouble with your shaving, call on us and get a Com fort" Razor, and your shaving troubles win cease.
 Todd's Gun Store--But--don't forget. if the biig Gun ain't there, 1t ain'l Todd's. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
WEEK or PRAYER
 FOR MISSION WORK

This week win be observed by the Dexter Avenue Auxiliary of the Wom- eYl's Foreign Missionary Society as a week of prayer for the cause of for eien missions.
 Mrs W. A. Henderson will have charge of Mondays meeting and will he assisted by Rev. T. K. Roberts. The anbiect for Monday will be China.
 Mrs. c. c. Stedman will conduct Tuesdays meeting cn Corea.
 Mrs. Bowden will conduct Wednes- days meeting on the subject Of Brazil.
 Cuba and Mexico will he the subjects for Thursday's meeting. Mrs. ]. B. Chatfieid assisted by Mrs. H. H. Sweat will conduct the meeting.
 The services will commence each day in the Sunday school room of the church at 3:30 o'clcclk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
FOUR FULL QUARTS
 1o0 Proof Bottle h nena whisl<ey
 EXPRESS PAID. rsl Tradiss Co, Pensseeis, rIa.
Veman,s An<n1nsnt Club.

weman's AnenAasnt Club. The women's Amendment Club will hold its weekly prayer service at the First Baptist church Tuesday after noon at 3:3o o'clock. All women in- tsrested In the amendment campaign
 are invited to these services.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

sunday gchssl Preachers. The City sunday School Teachers As- sociation will meet on Wednesday afternoon in the Central Presbyterian Church at 3:3o o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
UNDERTAKE TO RAISE
 s3,0O0 FOR HOSPITAL

Responding to call from the offi- eiais of the Old Soldiers. Home a, Mountain Creek. Camp Morgan-Pettus U. c. V. of Birmingham has under taken to raise among the U. c. V. camps of Alabama ss.ooo to build a hospital at the Home.
 Many of the old soldiers at the home are said to be bedridden and the homo officials say that 1t will be very difficult if not impossible for them to get through this winter un- less the hospital is built
 Urgent letters are being forwarded to every camp in the state calling for money to aid the cause. Camp Nor gan-Pettus pledges itself to raise the money before the expiration of thirty days and the work of construction will begin as soon after that time as is practicable.
 WYE PLEASE PARTICULAR PEOPLE. Because quality is our hobby. If you want choice flowers and exquisite ar- ran&eznent, place your order with us.
 s. B. STERN a CO.
 yPh0ue I0Gl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

s7.Bo given awsy wth every sse suit or overcout ordered d
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

Montgomery and environments. The secretary mailed him . large bundle of printed matter about the city and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
THE PASSING rHRoNo.

AL 4. Reynolds. Of Hot Springs, and H H Reynolds. of Samson, Ala, who were called to Montgomery on account Of the death of their father, William James Reynolds. have returned to their homes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

Robert Newman. of Abbsviiie, is 1 Montgomery for over sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

W. N. Pitt. of Pensacola. was il the city Saturday on business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

the city Saturday on businoss.
 Colonel Charles R. Bricken, of Luverne. commander of the Second Re- giment. Alabama National Guard. was visiting friends in the city Satur- day.
 Allen Northington of Prattviile is in the city for over Sunday.
 V. H. Marshall. of Mobile spent Sat- urday in Montgomery.
 L. Y. Dean of Eufaula was In the city Saturday on business.
 c. c. Huxford of Hadicy is in the city today.
 J. V. Barr. of Troy. spent Saturday in Montgomery on business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

L. Y. Dean of Eufaula was In the ,ity Saturday on business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
Introduce Yourself
Window
 Lighting

si,s s4 z.ssss f ss s1i, srys -fR 1,s
 Electric
 Signs Vatcr l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-10

with cmierants going wes'. The Tor
e.grers could not understand our con-
mands to vacaie the coach. but chung
TO their effects and set up great
iabberinz. gcsticulstsng wildly
Colonel one Of our men said. We
can't get these fo-eig ers OF the
train.
Then burn them was Moshy's re-
ply
"A bundle Of newspapers Wa
taken from newsboy and a match
applied ~ them. These we're Huns
into the car among the eniEranis
They understood the language Of thf
FIRE and rushed pcH neil from th'
car. like bccs ont o. gun The troop.
crs seized shc lamps fro their hrack
cts 10 the cars and scattered The burn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-10

to A. A. Chisholm. OF Treadweli, y. ",
now. His reason Is vel worth reac-
INK. For long time I suffered from
indigestion. torpid liver. constipation.
nervousness. and general debility" he
writes u couldnt sleep. had no ap-
petite. nor ambition. grew weaker
every day IN spite of al medical treat
mcnt Their used Electric Biffers.
Twelve bottles restored al ny Old
time health and vigor Nov can at
tend ~ business every day IT'S .
wonderful medicinc~ lnfaIiiblc for
stomach. liver. Kidneys. Hood anf
Nerves. soc. Al Academy PhErmacr
Co. and Pctzoid Drug Co
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-10

ing oil about IN Few minutes he
entire train vas abiszc.
As the roofs O. the cars began
to fall tn ~ gave a rebel vel and
made Tor cur horses. leaving The pas
scngcrs an in huddlc and ihe con
ductrr trying TO pacify them. The en-
rlnccr. fireman and another man
ucrc killed BY the locomotive. which
Wa a to.a1 WRECK We had nnmner
81 prisoners Union soldiers Who were
on fur'ourh arf GOING 10 their homes
We crossed Che Shenandoah. and
uhrn w. reached Bloomfield thf
moncy w. bed fichcd from Jnoi'
SANS treasury as the spoiis - 0ar
wa about 5000 Or each Of the men
I'm the raiding party. For a time green
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-10

said the narrator. dat I was In Ole
Safau's dcmiHions. I tell you. phason.
Cat was shore a bad dream"
Was derc any white men dere.
asked the dusky divine.
shore dere Was-plenty Of EN-.
the other FASTENED % assure his min
lister.
What vas dey a-doin'7"
~Ebcry one 81 I'm was tho an
swcr. vas a ho'din q cuilgd Pusscn
between him an dc fre,--Iiarper's
Weekly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-10

Sd

X always worries an sbssniminded
man to think he can't remember what
u was he vas going 20 worry about
New York Tines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-10

8 negro preacher IN a Georgia town
was edited On one occasion BY The
recital ri a dream had By a member
of bis church.
y was a-drcamiu' all DIS time"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-10

90 them fail to express more than a
doubtful opinion and leave Us TO our
own conclusions and observations IN
the end.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-10
a Poor Way to Rise.

Il isn't often that anyone succeeds
in getting high by calling down his
boss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-10

oacks uerc plentiful IN that part Of
virg.nh Washington star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-10

IT was a clear stariit night and the
cir was chilly The command was
halted IN = woods close By. Col Mos
BY and four Of us rode across a small
1eld % the cut The colonel asked
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-06
Fiesta de Semana Santa

ORDEN DE LOS cUTTos Ex-
TRAoRD1NARIos de Semana
Santa que los R. R. P. P. Ca
puchinos y la V. o. T. Fran
ciscana celebraran en- su ca
pilla.
Ola S.-JUEvEs sANTo.-A las
S a. m. Misa SoIemne de Sa-
cramento, Communion general
" procession al Monumento,
quedando S. D. Maiestad has
ia la procession del dia siguien-
te.
Las listas de vela al Santi-
simo V mesa de petitorio Sc re-
partiran a los interesados.
Ola 9.-vIERNEs sANTo. A la
misma hora del iueves los O.
ficios liturgicos propios del
dfa, adoraci6n del Lignum
Crucis V Misa llamada de los
Presantificados.
De - d 8 de la tarde, segGn
costumbre inmemorial, ell de-
votfsimo eiercicio de las Siett
PalabrGs de n. S. Jesucristc
cantadas, a toda orquesta, POI
un nutrido coro de Senoras
~ Senoriats.
Las predicaran los R.R
P. P. Capuchinos Daniel dc
Bilbaov V Luis de Guernica, Su,
periorcs de las Residencias de
Rio-Piedras Y San Juan, res.
pectivamente.
Ola l0.-sABADo sANTo A la:
Z a. m. bendici6n del Fuego y
Misa de Gloria.
Ola ll.-DOMINGo DE RESI-
RRECC1oN Misas rezadas 4 la'
- g. WI a. m. A las 9 Misa So
lemnc Y Sermon sobre la fes
tividad del dfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-06
America pTehistOrica.

En- ell Cuzco no hace mucho fueron des-
cubiertas las ruinas de una ciudad inca,
uena de tesoros y riquezas.
Parece que una sociedad anonins fue
formada para esplotar dichas ruinas, CO.
mo solicitara del gobierno la adjudication
de las ruinas he aqui Ia respuesta dada por
aquel los solicitantes:
LIMA, II de febrero de 1909.
Vista de soIicitud de don Jorge Aleian-
dro Ball6n, en- representation de Ia ''Socie-
dad anonima Choquequirau", en- que pide
Sc le adjudique Ia ciudad incaica de este
nonbre, recientemente descubierta, con
todos sus edificios, tesoros y dennis rique.
gas que pudieran descubrirse en- ese lugar;;'
Considerable:
"Que desde el ? de abril de 1922 estS de.
cIsrado, por supreme decreto, que cores
ponde la naci6n la propiedad de todo,
los monumentos arqueol6gicos que existar
en- el territorio de la repdblica, prohibi
da terminantemente la extraction dc lo
objetos que Sc encuentran en- ellos, sin pre-
via Icencia del gobierno, dada con algun;
mira de utiidad pdblica bajO las pena
que esa misma dispocici6D estsbleee;
"Que para el descubrimiento de Choque
quirau Y Ia extraction de las antiguedade
que eontiene, no solo ha deiado de obser
varss ese decreto reiterado por el 10. d
marc de lS4l, sino el ampliatorio de .
de sbril de 1898, pues no sc hs solieitad
de ,ninguna manera Ia hcencia aludida
"Que faltando la hceneia del propieta
rio, cualquiers invenci6n descubrimient
es nulo desde su origen;"
"Que por Ia misma entidad del descu
briniento realizado e impossible adjudt
carlo en- forns alglna-"
'-se resuelve:
10. -Declarar sin lugar u anterior soiscrtu
'2o.-Recomendar al prefecto del Cuzc
en- cuya circunscripci6n Sc eneuentran era
ruiuas y Ia de Apurimac, el estricto cum
plimisnto de dichas disposicioDes para ev
tar que sgueEas sean explotadss; pudiend
propooer al gobierno, si 10 ereyere, neees-
no. Ia sdopci6D de medidss especiales
r.specto."
-PeEsstrese Y conuniqusse- q
"Rdbrcs de S. E, ViUaroH-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-06
TERM|NAN LAS
sES|ONES DEL 25.

Continuation de Ia pagina la.)
1000 para ei soeorro de Las
yfctimas de Italia.
Ell Sr. Munoz Rivera anun-
cia que que mafana sollcltara
la reconsideration de la vota-
ci6n del G. B. 35: del Sr. Was
Ochoteco. "Pdra efamendar Ia
seccs6n Q de la ley tautoda Ley
para enmeodar la secc16n 2 de
Ia ley assgnando sueIdos d los
Reqistradmes de la propaedad
u para otros fines; Gproboda en-
Marco II de 1908"
Sc acuerda y queda para la
proxima session.
Ell speaker Sc ausenta del sa-
lon y deja Ia presidencla al de-
legado santoni: >,
Viene 4 consideration eI P.
dec. %. Para crear en- los cam
pos de P. Rico una clase de es-
cuelas desempenadus por pro-
fesores que Sc Uamardn prooa-
siondles."
Ell autor del proyecto hace
algunas considerations apo
yando aquel y ~despufs de un
breve augmentation de los
sres. Munoz-Rivera. Diaz-Na-
varro y Benitez-Castanos, dice
ell Sr. Diaz Navarro q. es un
laudable fin el que Sc propone
ell delegado por Guayama Sr,
Dominguez, pero que el pro-
vecto esta redactado en- form
tai que debe pasar otra vez a
comisi6n para hacerlo viable.
Tizol. Solicito de la Camara
que sea pospuesto indefinite
yamente."
Munoz Rivera. Pido que pa
Sc q una comision especial pa
"a que sea estudiado mas dete-
nidamente y Sc introduzcan
las enmiendas que Sc crea con-
venientes, dando cuenta des-
pues a la Camara. Asi podra
salvarse un proyecto que per-
sigue un laudable fin"
Tiizol. Secundo."
Pasa el proyecto d una CO.
mission especial para nuevo es'
tudio.
Queda para la session de
microbes Ia consideration de
proyecto n1mero 4, del Sr
Matienzo Cintr6n.; para dotal
d la tsla de I'M sistemG de Con
dados." Els la tercera vez que
viene este proyecto a la legis-
latura.
A las $40 Sc suspende la Sc
sion para manana a las 10 de
la manana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-06

Segln noticiamos oportuna
mente, aver fallecio en- esta
I'ciudad Ell joven Carlos Jaspard
SAINT Villiers, de Vieques y
muy conocido ED esta ciudad
en- donde Sc capt6 generates
simpatias durante el tempo
que reside aqui.
Era hijo ell finado, del que
fue doctor Carlos Jaspard y
que en- Vieques obtuvo justa
fama de ilustraci6n llegande
4 ser persona muy querida POI
los pobres particularmente q.
tuvieron siempre en- el I'm me-
dico y un protector. La madre
es la distinguida sonora Her
mir SAINT Villiers y Sc encuen-
ira en- esta ciudad.
Terrible dolencia, tetano.
llev6 a la tumba al compatrio-
ia que contando apenas 20 a.
nos dej6 la vida cuando 'todc
lie sonreia.
Llevaban la cinta del fere-
tro los Sres. Jose Penedo Be-
nitez., Juan Deschoudenes,
Carlos LIE Brun y F. Porrata.
En- ell duelo iban un hernia
! no del finado, don Enrique
Y ell Sr. Jose ]. Benitez.
Entire las coronas que Gu
brian ell feretro> estaban las
de :Senoritas Pepita y Rosa
rio Penedo, Hermanos Aboy
Felix Mass6 y Porrata Doria
Maria Garriga, Xavier Arache
Y otra de la sonora madre de
finado. Todas las coronas e.
ran muy artisticas y de gran
gusto. /
La concurrencia al entie.
zro fu6 muy numerosa y er
ella toda la colonia de Viequef
que es hoy muy numerosa er
San Juan. Ademas vinieror
de aquella ciudad algunas per
sonas amigas y familiares de
finado.
Despidi6 el duelo con muy
sentidas Traces ell Sr. Juar
Deschoudenes, q. estuvo ace.
tado y elocuente.
Nuestro mas sentido pesa
me a la distinguida senor'
madre del joven Jaspard y
sus dernas deudos y que par'
ellos haya la resignation cris
tiana que han de meneste
para soportar la ruda prueba
Scale la terra lijera al fl
nado.