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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
GOT OREGON SKINNED
A CITY BLOCK
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. ]

Nevada City, Cal, Jan. 3.-Nev-
ada county is in the grip of the cold
est weather in years today. At
Truckee last night the thermometer
registered - below zero. 1t was
eight below zero here. The sky is
clear and there is snow six inches
deep over the entire country side.
The water bitches are all frozen
The ice men are rejoicing in the
prospect of a fine harvest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
Snow FalIs nd Astoria.

Astoria, Ore, Jan. There were
several slight flurries of snow yes
terday but it melted almost as soon
as it fell
Further up the river, however, in
the vicinity of Cathlamet the ground
is covered with from two to three
inches of snow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
nonln Seller. Relensed.

c. S, Lupton who was convicted
at the last term OF court OF selling
booze unlawfully, served out his 80
day jail sentence and enough addi-
tional time To make up $50 OF his
nne. He paid the balance of $3.50
OF his fine and was released yester-
day and will start the new year
right by cutting out the booze in
every shape whatever from this time
on. Sherif Brown reports him as HIS
best prisoner, a gentleman In every
sense OF the rd.--Eugene Regis
ter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
Patterson in Town

Hon. l. L. Patterson, former state
senator from this county and Col
lector, of Customs at Portland, was
in the city New Years day seeing old
friend. He ha returned from San
Francico to live at Portland, but de-
clares that he is out of politics.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
Had a Successful Year.

The Dayton evaporator has closed
a very successful season of corn
and prune drying and a week ago
commenced on a winters run on
corn and vegetables. This plant
carries forty people on its pay roll
and the value of same to COM
munity can easily be figured out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03

The tax levies of Linn county
cities are: Brownsville. HARRISBURG
and Sodaville, each mills, Albany
s mills, Lebanon / 0 mills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
Work of Game Wardens.

During the year there were 1873
arrests made by the wardens through
out the state, and total of $5,66S
in fines collected, as against SO ar
rests and $2,S15. in fines for the pre-
ceding year, which makes good
showing for the warden and his
deputies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03

Six OF the greatest men in the
world died In one little village in
Illinois Christmas Day So great
we're they that their merit tran
seconded the limitations of earthly
achievements and reached into The
infinite.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
PROMINENT SEATTLE LAWYER
ACCUSED OF BRIBE TAKING

California, he cannot be prosecuted
for accepting a bribe here. AS the
bribe, if any was given, was paid in
Los Angeles, Holzheimer cannot be
prosecuted in Washington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
Like Good Old oregon Days.

All the old settlers we're delighted
yesterday to hear the soft patter of
the rain and say it is more than
likely we have now seen the last of
the cold fogs and the worst of the
winter weather.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
S. =. Carrying Extra Coach.

During the holiday rush the
Southern Pacific passenger trains
carry an extra coach on all trains
between Portland and Eugene. The
coach is set out at Eugene and at
tached to the northbound passenger
on the return.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03
Make Ind Rnnds

The rains we are having are soft
ening up the frozen roads and 1t Is
possible they will be in worse shape
than ever in few days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-03

The old Sioux Chief Red Cloud,
opposer of the building of the Union
Pacific railroad through the Sioux
territory, is dead at the age of sc.
For the past twenty-five year he has
lived at the Pine Ridge agency.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13
AUTO TURNS TURTLE;
ONE DEAD, SIX HURT
Tragedy Occurs Near Seattle While
Party Is on Way to Hamilton
Aviation Meet, and Is
Caused by a Dog

SEATTLE, Wash, March PA
heavy automobile containing seven
persons, going to the aviation meet,
was overturned on the plank road
south of this city this afternoon Mrs.
Walter Dresser of Vancouver. B. c..
aged 23, was instantly killed and the
other occupants injured. none fatally
Mrs. Dresser was the wife of an in
surance agent of Vancouver, where
her family is prominent, and was the
guest of Mrs. B. l.. Gates. wife of a
jeweler and owner of the automobile.
The others In the automobile We're:
Mrs. w. H. Parsons, wife of the vice
president of the Washington Trust
company, severely shaken, scalp
wound.
Mrs. Gates, arm broken, bruised.
Miss Genevieve Van Wrinkle, aged 10,
niece of Mrs. Gates wrist broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Webster, slightly
bruised.
Tho car, which was moving rapidly,
was about to strike dog in the road
and the chauffeur made a turn to
avoid the animal The machine
skidded and turned turtle. pinning Mrs.
Dresser beneath and killing her, and
throwing the others clear or impris-
oning them.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13
PLANE CAPSlZES;
HAMILTON HURT
AIRSHIP SMASHED BY COM
TACT WITH POND
Man-Blrd Tries to Skim Along SUI
face Of Water Like Sea Gull.
Forced to Swim
to Shore

SEATTLE, March 12.--Charles k.
Hamilton. the air navigator. was In
jured while giving an exhibition at
The Meadows this afternoon by the
capsizing of his Curtiss biplane which
fell with him while he was executing
a fancy maneuver. Hamilton is at
the hospital suffering from shock and
complains of violent pain in the head.
No bones were broken.
AS the closing feature of highly
successful exhibition. he had cireled
the course at height of more than
300 feet and at lower attitudes, wheel
ing and dipping and gliding close to
the heads of the great throng of spec
tators, Hamilton attempted a rapid de-
scent toward a pond several feet
deep, intending to skim over the sur
face as the sea gulls do. From a
height of 300 feet the biplane glided
gracefully to the bosom of the pond,
but the man-bird miscalculated the
distance and one of the planes struck
the water, with the result that the
machine instantly turned somersault
and fell a mass of wreckage in the
pond. Hamilton disentangled himself
and swan to shore, twenty feet
distant
He was assisted to an automobile
nearby and rushed to the Providence
hospital.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13
TAFT RELATIVES
DEATH SUICIDE
Shot Self to Death, Is Official State
ment-Wife of President Too
III to Attend Brother
in-LaW's Funeral
Associated Pressl


PITTSBURG, March 12.-Suicidal
shooting caused the death of Thomas
Nj. Laughlin, brother-in-law of Mrs.
Taft, wife of President Taft.
Confirmation of many rumors to
this effect was given by Coroner Sam
uel 1. Jamison after a visit to Mr..
Laughlins home today.
While Mr.. Laughlin is reported to
have died at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, the coroner did not receive official
news until / o'clock today when the
physicians certlncate of death was re-
turned. 1t assigned the cause as cere-
bral apopleXv and was certified by
DR.. McKinnon.
Persistent calls for information
caused an Investigation after which
the coroner said the physicians return
was technically correct, although the
cerebral bLmorrhage had been caused
by bullet.
Efforts had been made to conceal
the fact that Mr.. Laughlin ended his
own life.
II was not intended that even the
president or any members of the fam
ilv beyond George Nj. Iiaughlin, a
brother and the widow should know
the actual cause. All traces of the
wound are said to have been removed
from the body in embalming.
The rumors of suicide are thought
to have been spread through the fam
lily servants.
The death OF his father. Major G. M.
i.aughlin, several months ago, deeply
affected Mr.. Laughlin, who was of a
nervous temperament. He Travelled
much previous to his death in the hope
that his health might be benefited
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13
CHAUFFEUR MOSS
SKILLEDS
STARTLING RUM0R GROWS
OUT OF CUDAHY SCANDAL
Packer Said to Have Paid Huge Fee
to Man Who Masqueraded as
Driver of Car Until
He Was Needed

CHICAGO, March 12.-"Jack Cud-
ahy, who created a sensation by mutt
lating Banker Jere, Lillis, whom he
found in his home in Kansas city, was
in Chicago today, according to many
persons who know him and who claim
to have seen him. Extraordinary et-
forts were made to keep his visit Sc
cret and its purpose is not known.
Men arriving from Kansas city to-
day say that Chauffeur Moss, who as
sisted CudahyEin his attack upon
Lillis, is a surgeon and that he was
paid an enormous fee by Cudahy.
1t is said that the snrgeon-chaut-
feur had been waiting for two months
for a proper opportunity and that MS
science was paid for in the plan tc
punish Lillis without causing death:
Physicians in the city scout the
story that Cudahy used rusty
kitchen knife. They say the mut.la-
ton must have been done with keer
instrument and by some one who hac
expert knowledge of anatomy.
chauffeur Moss has been mysterious
ly missing since the incident and ar
rivals from Kansas City say the
common belief there is that he has re-
turned to some city and resumed ms
nractice as surgeon. In his capacity
as a chauffeur. attired in working
clothes and goggles. it would have
been easy, it is pointed out, for MN
ia conceal his identity.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13
.LIlLIs AND CUOAHY
QUIT COUNTRY CLUB

KANSAS CITY, March 12.-Jere f.
Iillis. the banker, and j. z. Cudahy
have resigned from the exclusive Coun-
try club of Kansas City as result or
the affair at the Cudahy home here
early .Jast Sunday. when Mr.. Cuhahy
and his\chauffeur tied the banker with
rope \nd mutilated and pummeled
him.
Mr.. Lillis, 1t is said, will go abroad
Cudahy's resignation, which was
voluntary, has been accepted. Lillis,
if developed today, resigned only after
he was summoned to appear before the
directors and show cause why he should
not be expelled. Lillis' resignation has
not been accepted and the club Of
ficials decline to state what further
action will be taken against him.
The two men also are members of
the Kansas City club, the Evanston
Golf club and other local organiza-
tions. These have not officially recog-
nized the affair, so far as known.
Mr.. Lillis intends to leave the city
for a long rest, and a. friend was
quoted today as saying he probably
would pass a year in Europe. 1t was
denied that he intended to resign the
presidency of the Western Exchange
bank.
Mr.. Lillis. who was removed last
night from the hospital to his home,
made further progress toward recovery,
his nurse announced, but he declined
to talk for publication.
Mr.. Cudahy is out of the city.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13
SOUTH CALIFORNIA


SOUTH CALIFORNIA
Henry Martins said to have involved
ranchers In land troubles
san Bernardino authorities value goods
stolen by box car thieves at $4,000. -Four
members OF gang in custody and confess.
Section l. PAGE 4
Rev. NJ ]. Mcleod. after directing Issue
of Pasadena star. says he knows some
of newspaper woes. Section l. fAGb IL
San Bernardino Democrats name delegates
10 state conference. Section l, PAGE II
Santa Barbara chamber of commerce to call
convention for purpose OF settling Pana-
ma exposition dispute. Section l. PAGE IL
COAST
Automobile turns turtle near Seattle. wom-
an killed; SIX injured. Section l. PAGE 1
Hamilton hurt as biplane Is wrecked at
Seattle. Section 1. PAGb l
Ninety-fvs given as complete death list In
wellington avalanche disaster.
Section 1. PAGE 4
Trade intsrdependence will bring peace.
says Andrew carnegL at Bay city
Section I. PAGE .
Telephone operator and mother arrested for
= eashing checks received in misdirected
| letter Section 1. PAGE
EASTERN
II
find body under twelve feet Of water
IN Lake Carafalgo. Section /. PAGE 3
House committee on elections makes
favorable report on campaign publicity
bill. section l. PASb
| Amendment "a offered to administration
railroad bill. Section l. PAGE
Guggenheim interest In Cunningham coal
| claims denied at government inquiry.
Section l, PAGE
Senator Nelson arouses ire of Attorney
| Pepper at Ballinger-Pinehot hearing
by accusing him of "trihng" with the
| committee Section l, PAGE /
Victims losses $4,000 is days testimony
| at Maybray trial. Sectioh l. FAuE
Colorado miners refused wage in
| crease. section l. fAHH
..chauffeur' Moss. sought In connection
! with the Cudahy-Lillis scandal. now
! said TO have been skilled surgeon.
Section /. PAGE
Taft relatives death suicidal says cor
oner; Laughlin shot self
United states court at Richmond dis
misses appeal of the United Mine
workers of America thereby practic-
| ally perpetuating temporary inJunc"
ti0n OF '"''p'"S Section I. PAGE 4
railroad managers fail to meet fire.
mems demands; strike imminent.
Section l. PAGE
FORElGN
7 Pierpoent Morgan passes day viewing
| works OF art in the Vatican. -
| Section /, PAGE
English paper attacks Cotton King Pat p.cp,
ten. 9eo'io" -
IrnDer Nile natives raise respectful
cIamor in honor of Roosevelts ar
rival at Dueim. section l. fAH
MINING AND OIL
White River mines resume operations
""''N Section 2. PAGE /
Santa Fe we'll in Kern River fails as an oil
nrodncer Section 2, PAGE 1
nevus Den attracts Los Angeles oil men.
Section 2, PAGE 1
SPORTING
White Sox beat Angels to in best game
PLAYED during spring training series.
F' Section 8, PAGE
Vernons take final whack at White Sox
Yannigans this afternoon at Chutes park
Section 3, PAGE
Frank Picato defeats Fred Corbett in seven
rounds at New orleans, Referee Walsh
stonnIne fight Section 3. PAGE
Angels leave for Bakersfield to play inde-
pendent club OF that city this afternoon
Section 8, PAGE
Iangford and Flynn bout Thursday after
noon will be only important battle OF the :.
week. Section 3. PAGE
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13
PLAIN TOM PLANS TROUBLE
FOR OIL KINGS CHARITY
Hisaen, Independence Leader, to OPP
pose Rockefeller Foundation and
Harass His Old Enemy

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March H.
Federal Incorporation of the proposed
Rockefeller foundation will be opposed
at Washington by Thomas l.. Hisgen
of West Springfield, the Independent
party candidate for president in 1908.
Mr. Hisgen has always been an en-
envy of the Standard Oil company and
all of it's officers. He stated today that
he had engaged counsel to assist him
in the matter. His opposition is based
on the allegation that under the char
ter proposed the Rockefeller founda-
ton will become a corporation greater
than the government which creates 1t.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13

HIRAM W. JOHNSON of San Francisco
for governor.
a. j. WALLACE of Los Angeles for Lieu
tenant-gOyernor.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13
CHARGES PHYSICIAN DESERTED

BENJAMIN Cohn, constable of JUS
tice Silmmerfield's court, left last night
for Mendocino county to arrest DR.. X
Stein, wealthy physician OF OAKLAND
who is wanted in Los angeles on
charge of failure to provide for his
wife and children, brought against him
by his wife, Ethel Stein. 1t is alleged
he brought his family to Los Angeles
a few months ago and left them des-
titute.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13
FOREIGN

l. Pierpoent Morgan passes day viewing
works OF art in the Vatican. j..
Section l. PAGE 3
l1'te - r9" Section l, PAGE 3
Timer Nile natives raise respectful
clamor in honor of Roosevelts am ar .
rival at Dueim. Seetoh l.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13
MINING AND OIL

Ivbite River mines resume operations.
""'' Section O. PAGE Il
Santa Fe we'll in Kern River fails as an oil
S s,,oar Section O. PAGE II
navirs Den attracts Los Angeles oil men,
De'' Section @ PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13

Mr.. johnson was heartily. eneored'
and in response he said he did not take
the demonstration to himself person
ally. but for the movement which he
represented.
when Mr.. johnson had concluded,
there were cries of "Uncle George
from all over the house, and Mayor
Alexander, who was sitting on u7e
nIatform. responded. The applause
that had been a storm when Johnson
was introduced broke into a tumult.
The mayor made one of his character
istic short. pithy speeches.
you didn't elect me to make
speeches." he said. you elected me
Continued on Page Threel
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13
LOS ANGELES

AJ0 k1IN0GAGO
Sam and Simon Pearlng found guilty OF
diamond embezzlement Section 1. PAGE Z
Board OF public utilities wants Pacific Elec-
trio to come into open in regard to fran
chises sought Section I. PAGE Z
Ray Hafroun smashes worlds hfty-mile
open automobile record Section 3. PAGE
p. d. Byrne writes from Oregon to learn
about old rubbish bill he believes he in
CURED. Section 9, PAGE
A. J. Wallace announced as Lincoln
Roosevelt leagues candidate for lieu
tenant-governor at great mass meet
ing Ia Simpson auditorium.
Section /. PAGE I
Mother love brings woman from Nash
Vile to Los Angeles in hope of
covering children now living at home
of Rev. II. J. Harper Section 1. PAGE 1
Both telephone companies file briefs oppos-
ing proposed interchangeable telephone
service. Section B. RAGE
Woman burned in gasoline explosion ex-
tnguished blaze before attending to in
juries. Section l. PAGE Z
Ancient order of Hibernians VIII glve ban
quet and program in honor Of Patron
saint. Section 3, PAGE 6
Son in-Iaw Of local millionaire charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses Section 8. Page
Editorial. Letter Box. Haskin's letter.
Section /, PAGE G
Marriage licenses, births, deaths.
Section 2, PAGE
Society, clubs Section g. PAGES $40
Real estate Section 2. PAGES ia
Music. Section g. PAGES 9-1O
Theaters and dramatic criticism.
Section 4. PAGES IL
News of the courts. Section 1. PAGE /
Municipal affairs. Section /. PAGE
Mines and oil fields Section 2. PAGES SO, 1916
Markets and financial Section 3. PAGE II
building permita Section 1. PAGE s
Sports Section 3, PAGES 4-5
Automobiles Section 8. PAGES la
City brevities Section l. PAGE
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinity:
Cloudy Sunday; possibly showers;
moderate southwest wind. Maximum
temperature yesterday 60 degrees,
minimum so degrees.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-12
SiXCRIEXTOS CHEQUES En- Il SUR De { UN|OO1
8 ufries roecs han habido 10 largo de la fronts:
mexcana er.:re ciudadanos de ambos pueblos.
En- uadaara Ia Nnli:ad ha desrszado muchas prspeda
de lerte seri1an0s.

FL Postmaster general aprueba la adopcon de aereop
para el cio de entire yaras imporsantes
des.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-12
Quiso suicidaIse
en- Ponce.
Dijo que sufria mucho y tom0 la
reSOluci0n de salir de la vida
De nuestro eorresponsal

Nov II -Ha sido muy lamcnta
do en- esta cludtd el accidente
automovillsta ocmridole al ST. Die
go Capo. que 10 acompah aban sus ia
mlliares a San Juan Fl ST. Capd cs
unapersona estimadaen estasocledad
por ESQ esa mesperada notlela de ese
desgraciado accldente ha sldo sentl
do en- esta cludad
Aver por la mahana resolvio una
mujer joven de color trigueno.
sirvienta de Ia casa de Pablo Simidcv
de dondc sc habia salido hace POGO
dar fin a la vida FL plan 10 pre- palo
del siguiente modo: Sc dirijio una
botica que hay frente al mercado Y
compro ) centavos de pastillas de
perman ganato, despues ,cmplo
media botella de alcohol de 0grauo,
buscando I'm sitio freseo escoglo la
mar gadel rio Sc sento d laolllla echo
las pastillas en- la media hotella dc
alcohol Y las disolvio ingiritndose Ia
soluci6n 4 los pocos momentoS qul
so levantarse V eayo echando
Iabundante espuma por Ia boca En-
este momento pas6 el Sr Barros. ror
aquel sltio Y le sorprendio Yer aque
LA muler tirada en- TERRA y procll
ro prestar le auxilio zero una lavan
dera que estaba por ALI cerca ohser
vando 10 que hacia la sllieida le dlo
'.-Deje esa muier ahi quieta. y
de cuenta a la policia pues ella Sc to
mo una cosa apurada :
Llamaron d la autoridad Y So cons
tituyo en- dicho sitio el policia Rivera
el cual la condujo en- i'm coche al hos
pital Tricoche. donde los medicos Y
el practicante les prestaron los prl
meros auxllios facultatiyos. encon
trandosea estahora fuera de peligro
la mtoxicada Ella es natural Dc San
Juan Y hace POGO tempo que reside
en- esta ciudad, Diceque tom6 tai re
@oluclon porque sufre muchn y que
ria resolver de csc Inodo el problc
ma de la vida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-12
& debut de esta noche,

Para esta noche anuncia l"s prp
gramaS el d.L"ren Ell municipal IL Ia
compafiia hispano venezolara EN-
presa Reyes que dirijc el primer ar
tor d. Manuel Y. Pellicer.
Sc pondra en- e>cena el sram,ilus'i
drama de Jose Echeeafay e. ES''s-
ma .Terminara Ia vela,!a coil Fl j,sc' .
te eomico &c Sanchez Bast HalE ~
Para mailana matinee con q eNtic
no de Ia diverthla obra en- tres actos
Las viudas alegres Y por Ia nnche Ia
sublime creaci6n de Erhegaray ii
loco Dos.
Dado el lu>to renomhre de que
vienen presendid,s los zrtistas que
firuran en- esta compsria e. u'd'lda
bic que ell mejor exito ha dc corns
ponder 4 slls esfuerDos.
SabemOs que hAy nucho eliSLs.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-12

decision concede recurso de alzad,
al Fiscal
Fue desechsda Ia proposition de-
Sr. Ginorio. don Emigdio. que pi-
di6 Sc derogara el articulo 446 de f.
criminal que autoriza el sobresel-
miento de las causas por misdemea
nor siempre q. el periudicado reclba
reparaci6n y la Corte dlscrecional-
mente 10 estima iusto.
Tambien fuf acuerdo que los abe
gados Sc notlflquen tanto los sella-
lamientos como las resoluciones.
FL Sr. Ginorio. .secundado por el 81
Muhoz Morales. propuso Y la asam-
blea acord6 pedir Ia derogaci6n de-
art. "a de Z. criminal que esta en-
confllcto con el 322. Fl prlmero fila
en- 90 dias como maximum la pri-
sion en- defecto de pago de multa
impuesta por La Corte Municipal, Y el
segundo expresa que Sc sufrira la pc
ma a que pudiere ser sentenclado el
REQ.
Por 10 avanzado de la bora Sc sus-
pendio para hoy la diez de la mana
ma.
4 esa reunion concurneron otros
abogados que no habian asistido a
Ia primera V tomann parte en- las de
liheraciones.
La dc hoy continuara siendo tan
importante por estar pendientes va
rios particulares que presentaran
los asuciados.