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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

The Volunteers will again contest the
honors of base ball with the Madisons nexi
Saturday st the ;re,ting park here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

Mrs. William Purington and daughter,
Marguerite, Of Bangor. are in town al the
home Of Mrs. NJ. K Haliett
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Wanted (!
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PINUE STEADMAN UUTCubNSON
Il brary OF American Literature" offers sh ~
ceptionai opportunity TO agent. who nav ,.,,,n
fios bookz. One agent cleared t8Ii % in hfsi -
weeks' work Two agent. IN one town c's -,
47G 40 In one week. One Lady In Piff-bnrs - ~
ed No " in one day. References required ~
no capital, on delivering and no eoilec:tng. =.
experienced carefully taught aud VIE
Address Mt once. Charles l.. Webster 70 VI
Fifth Ave. New York. declof
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

Justin r. Clary went to Boston on the
Sagadahoc Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

During Mr.. W. l.. Whites vacation bis
brother, Frank White, is attending the
nited States mail and express delivery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

Roy Arnold, who has been spending n
few days in New Sharon, returned Thur-s
iav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

viii f. Quinn returned from a short
visit to Boston Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

John @, Haiues and wife have gone by
team to Portland, where they viii spend
several weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

Asa Libby and family went to Richmond
campground Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

Forrest Goodwin, Esq, and Mrs. Good
win are at Fairgrieves bay for few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

General Nelson Monroe is calling on the
Augusta veterans. He is the author of an
interesting and very instructive volume ded-
lcated to the Grand Army of the Republic
,nd the Sons of Veterans and his comrades
IN the field The tile of this souvenir
10, k is The Grant Army Button and the
Portland Press says of ii 1T is in effect
1 historical .ketch of the Rebellion, en-
ivened with personal "reminiscences sne
amb, l.ished with portraits AMI sketches
( famous localities. unpretentious
n tone, modest in manner, but ali
mated in style, it is one of the mos
interesting and thoughtful of the many vol
ing the war--a work that any soldier, and
indeed all Americans, would like TO pos
cess"
General Monroe is of distinguished an
'estry, and not the first of his race to draw
word for bis country, being of the same
family as the fifth President of the United
Nthlts- hui II utftt VI
founder of Lexington, Massachusetts. He
ass served in two wars, aud was with Scott
al the capture of the City of Mexico
He served more than four years in the
army of the Potomac, goiag TO the front
with the celtb rated California regiment,
# which Senator Edward Dickinson Bak-
er, who fell at Balls Bluff, was the colonel
General Monroe, himself, was wounded Al
Baker side, receiving shot which ev
ntuallv resulted in the loss of leg. In
iced, he played in harl luck all through
the war, receiving no less then eight
wounds before hostlities ceased, beside
suffering imprisonment in Libby prison
Gen. Monroe is member of Post No. Is
Department of Massachusetts.
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OAKLAND.

Miss Alice Benz amin is visiting in Gar
I;uar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Dexter & nscafaguis Railroad Company viii &c
hid II klethcn's Hotel. Dover. Maine, on Thurs
AAy. September zth. lssS. NJ 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. for
the following purposes: First, to ix the number
u directors for said COMPANY. second. to elect
eni1 direcfors, third. to transact any other bust
- that may properly come before ssid meeting.
L. r. EVANS. Clerk.
Qeys. -, AuG. 18th. hsal anxi,&a1d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

Rufus Delano and Mrs. Delano are WIS.,
ting Mr.. d. G. Delsno Of this place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

STOVES. RANGES AND FURNACES.
0ONAL HFArEES--Ho Water, steam or Hot
~ Az. FOR dwellings, gitces, grr anhousss, pub
~ buildings. send for catalogue. Hart 4 Grouse,
'tica n Y auEl-esfdkwtw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

Mrs. William f. Pride and daughter OF
'ortlani are visiting in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19
IT WOULD COST

n Ii of $50 90 at the lowest
n estimate to print Is 600 han J.
bills and distribute them. Il
perfectly safe to say that however
thorough the distribution might be
not half of them would secure
reading. The same advertisement
in single issue of the Daily Ken
nebec Journal would he worth
mere than twice as mach. for II
goes iuto the homes and Is READ
daily by more than Is 900 people.
An advertisement of hsndhill size
could b.. run ONE month in the
DAILY tur the money that II would
cost 10 print ana distribute Is 600
hsndhills.
Tnis would give the advertiser
more than the equivalent of $780,
600 handbills, assuming that they
were all given = reading by differ
snt people--snd the equivalent of
more than $50, 600 handblls as
Stunning that only half of them
were read.
Tus superior value of newsps-
per over all Advertising has long
axe been conceded BY the brightest
AMI most successful business meu
in the country. 1, is also the
CHEAPEST ADVERTISING
that can possibly be secured. To
reach the same number of readers
with hsndbills that could be
reached by an advertisement in the
Daily Kennebeo JOURNAL would
cost the advertiser MORE THAN
TWENTY TIMES AS MUCH.
HANpBrLL advertising Is THE
MOST EXPENSIVE ADvER-
TiSING IN THE WORLD. I,
Is even more expensive than the
sign decoration of rocks AMI
fences, and no, much more pro
drctive of results.
dAxt,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

yield early
~ appears
/ spring or
Ewig cut at
le by I)ea.
/ N!achias,
rarth near
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Nsw veFh Meme, asshst.

Nxw fosK. Angus, IL.
Money, easy, 8 to5
Prime paper, SALE,
Government bonds, tfm.
Railroads, weak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Sprsgus returned
Wednesday from Old Orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

Miss Ethel Nye of Boston is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. K. II. Nye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

NEN L phk ' AT hEt tlLh ~ ans
The New York Vaudeville Stars direct
from New York city under the mansge-
u1en- of Gas HUI appear in the Opera hons.
Aug. "a. of them the Louisville Courier
Journal says:
But few straight speciality shows hav'
been seen in this city which equal the New
York Vaudeville Stars. Who epeued weeks
engsgemert at the Buckingham last night.
of the performers, numh Der are well known
here, among them being Swift and Chase
Emerson and Cook. Dixon and Larg
ard Miss Mand Beverly, who are
anexcelled in their line. Prince Satsum
lid an excellent juggling turn, anil Lsven-
Yer and Torson present d pleasing sketch.
John T. Drew. as Il dancer. stands probably
1ifhout an equal.
The most pleasing turn on the bill, how
ever. was the act of Dan McAvoy and Miss
Jessie MAY. who kept the audience in a
roar The performance closed with ,
-ketch entitled "A Hot Pickle in which
the entire company took part
The house WAS crowded, Snt not show
shich has been presented there this season
was more favorably received.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

At the Oakland machine works Wednes-
day, the men were melting iron, some of
Goodwin received liberal portion on one
his feet, the fiery liquid burning through
his boot and producing very painful
burn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

Aag. q III Reunion seventh Maine Regiment,
Long lsiasd, Portland Hsrbor-
Aug. le-kfanion 18Th Name Regiment. Water
vile.
August u 23-ABnaai Shooting Match. le~t.ion.
Aug 23-9i- ReaHion First Regiment Of Northern
Maine va bbarn.
Aas. s4-ReHniHn I'D Maine Regiment, hennf-
bunk.
Aug ~ Reunion First Maine Heavy Afti!le ~.
Drouo,
Aug "a s5-I3th Annual Reunion aih Mains Vet
efau A.soeIatioB, Passport
August z5-1id Fellows OF Maine. 5oih AnnIysr
sary, Portland.
Aug Is Reunion lsth Maize Regiment, Wat
sryille.
Aug. IS ri Annual Reunion veterans d York
County. Sanford.
August s3-ABnual Reunion, First Maine Caval-
~. Portland.
Aug. Ei--Eeunion First Maine Cavalry Assoeia
tioB Portland.
Aug. @S-Maine State Jersey Cattle Association,
Winthrop.
Aug u Reunion 9Th Maine Reg m.nt. Peaks
iAna
Aug - Sept. i-Eistern Maine Far. Bangor
Def. 10, II and lk-sAgndahoe CoaAfy taif NJ
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-a4Ns,ii!uGilsilll.
SKOWHEGAN.

DIR. II. Pushor of Pittstield was in town
Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

Miss LAWNS Walker Is visiting in Bel
grade.
o. .. Cross of Wsteryiile was in town
Eriisv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

2 a hand
dhg up Al
iitl ,ss is of
| was prob
a.. In Ian
older tn
!, I. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

uvpssary ia
#eonoui,,ee
Z the work
n to him
ktl,er party
.,nan was
ke,uao,hip
In, foolish
T.
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ilv tho dol
4 was .,,r.
be,s tn find
Eyve, than
sss in the
onsiderably
II the time
disaster the
the man
horror, was
. hi, penu-
10 ouar,er.
Is at Wash
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lts danger
.lly noted.
aggres,ive
he could
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ever to bite
nirpity with
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mt hin, at |
lie man. is|
pclinations|
,een.to be-
N will m |
he Wilson
i.nosed Of |
Holman. |
yery ae-
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how little
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Bg1r.

KENxEBEss-
Lltehaeid-Ang. 10, to the wife o 6 T. chase
= sen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

States of
taine. late
ar service
III Jealous
hon of the
great re-
vigor and
IL ht ut -
of regret
,ncnt was
stiTnony to
ices and to
was held
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

Mr.. Herbert Owen, wife and child of
Woburn, Mass, are spending few weeks
ia town at the home of Mrs. Owens father,
Mr.. benjamin +. Folger. Mr. Owen was
formerly principal of the Oaklsnd high
school and for several years has been teach
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

ville there
, than one
yes and a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-19

EACH BOTTLE GUARANTEED.
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Daily ksuaebee 9asraaI
SATURDAY. aus. u. 1893.


Bsitg1Sos.
Aas. f4c-Ricangss Cxmpmssting.
Az~. u sept. L., psrifaaslsf Campaigning. kina-
Aax lA-Adyent Cznpm-sting. washanEtoa.
Az N--t- asTer.sf.t f,r1se Meeting ssehzx9 Lake.
A4g gf-AnnaAl Camyne-tins. Sartbpasr.
Aug u 8-keshosis Gsmpmsstias. North An
ssn.
Aag. z'-zs-Plscacaqsis Valley Cansnas s.sng.
FoxEroft-
Aag. zs-seps. 4-CsmpmsetiHg AZ China.
Aaz - sept. &c ar pfa-efing al -ssrsSsSrs
Aax. 30 sept I--.s4te Christian EadeaSor L mon.
Psrriaad.
s~ot % -0-Y NC. A. State Convsnsiou. Al
Sarn.
Tsapssancs.
Aax Zs-zs-24-staie ". G. 7. q. school OF Meth
DDS, Ord Orchard
Aas. IA adro-eosxin Disrrie, Lodge o. 6ood
Tsmplars. Lisboa alb.
Aag. A-Csmberiand District Good ismptarz,
so4th Frsrport
Aas. zs-fiaha0ck District Good TempIars, Blue
hill
Aag s-wa do District Gooa rsmptxrs. North
fslesaora.
Ana. zs-1sood fempIars Mas Meeting Mariana
coax
Aug ss-Tsmperaass Csmpmse,ipz. Dresdea-
A.s zt-Ha.hIngtSn Distrisf Good fsfhBltrs.
E4stpors-
Aaz 50-Knox Di ,srfes Good Tenplars. ca.hinz'
Sept. s-sosth AF0ozsoox Good fempiars- W as
burn,
sspf s-ksBaebse District Good Ienplars, Itch
arEd Corner
Educational.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
NOTAS TELEGRAFICAS

Madrid. Abril Io--Indicanse para vi.
ce Presidentes del Congreso a los seho-
res Duque de Almodovar del Vale
Laserna j McIlado. y por las oposicio
mes sc designa al scflor L.astres
Para Vice Presidentcs del Senado Sc
indican a los seil0res Romero Giron
Nnnez de Arce, Montejo Duque de
la Victoria.
Vuelve 4 hablarsc de- Ia posibilidad de
que Sc aplacen las eIecoiones monicipa-
les
FL ImParrtal y Fl Gl06o sc ocupan
de la Suppression del sefvicio de corrcos
que venia prestando la casa de Herrera
Idem. idem idern -Sobrc la polftica
colonial del gabinete Sc observa una
gran reserva.1 Sc dice que ell mensaie
solo contiene declaraeiones generates.
acerca dc las cuestiones coloniales.
Muchos Green que el Ministro de III
tramar Sc propone instaurar en- las An
tillas un regimen decentralization ana
logo al de las Provincias Vascongadas.
Conflrmase que q general Concha se-
ra nombrado Presidcnte- del Senado !
que el marques de Vega de Armiio scra
elegido Presidente del Congreso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
CRONICA

La Capital ACADIA de presenciar uno
de esos espectaculos que entristecen 81
alma. el fusilamiento de un soldado.
En- un momento de obsecaci6n CO.
metio I'm crimen, arrebatandole la vida
un compaflero de cuartel.
Y el c6digo es inAexible. Es una es-
hnge sin conciencia y sin carload. Dios
con ser Dios, no le ha dado la natura-
leza leyes tan crueles como las inven-
tadas por los hombres
No somos partidarios de la pena de
muerte, porque rechazamos todo 10 que
es eontrario al espiritu humane divine.
Esa ley es un resto de barbarie que nos
legaron las viejas sociedades, que
los pueblos moderncs conservan adn
COMO recuerd0 de familla signo de debi-
lidad, que Sc ejerce con I'M refnamiento
feroz. porque sociedad debil Y raquitica
es aquella que, para lihrarse de IN cri-
minal, para alejarle de su seno, necesita
arrebatarle la vida que ella no te dio Y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Cedemos con gusto estas columnas
a notable trabajo que Sc sirve remitir-
nos Mr.. Robert Graham, hijo do In
glaterra que vuelve por Ia honra de su
patria ilustre.
No podrfa negorse Ia DEMocRACrA 4
II atenta solicitud de nm extranjero dis
tinguido, cuanao le inspiran movies
tan generosos " euando cumple tan ie-
gitimos deberes
Mr.. Graham cree encontrar ofensas
para sd pals en 81 articulo u morat ae
a,ia historic, que tradujo de lie Petit Bas-
tiais para este psri6dico mo de nuestros
colaboradores.
Plausible nos parece la susceptible
dad patri6tica Ne Mr. Graham; pero no
as sin duda contra eI traductor que ha
de dirigir sus ap6strofcs, sino contra el
diario cue inserta 81 escrito original.
Por 10 demds crea Mr.. Graham en-
II perfecta imparcialidad De IA De-
MocRAcrA, que, 81 profesa 4 Ia Francia
vehementss simpatias, reconoee tam
bi6n las grandes virtudes de lnglaterra.
Nuestros lectores veran con inter6s
FL escrito de Mr.. Graham, que contiene
datos hist6ricos muy dignos de atenci6n
Hello aqui:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

dad que IL debia
Hay tres testigos, como he dieho 4 usted,
que aseguran que listed ha sido al autor del
asesinato del nino Pedro.
isl yo no conocfa ese chcol iC6mo puede
nadie decir que 10 10 he matado!
-0l Sc empena listed Ell negar todo, peor
para listed.
- me hguro que me ahorcaran ftertael),
pero. slempre dire que soy inocente Que -
averlgue nj comportamiento en- Ills casas en-
donde he servidg. En- u Nuevo Hotel en- Ia
FONDA de Miranda polrsln decir si yo he side
slenpre nm hoinbre honrado
interim el juzgado extends n doclaraci6n lie
Julian, 81 fiscal senor del Rio So dirige al Gala
Dozo en- que esta encerrado eli prosesado Cri-
santo Jerge
FL fiscal habla con este brsves instantes,
convenciendose % que cuanto manifeStd al
JOzgado - exaeto, pUes Crisanto 10 dice que
Sc naiia dlspaesto 4 sostener todo ID que ha d.
cho en- ptesencia de su cunado julian.
EMPIEzAN Los CARLOS
Francisca. Concha Juaaa son condncidas
desde u caiabozo one ocnpan IA sala de de-
Las tres instintivamcnte fiian 81 lr1irada ea
: unan. Este . sn vez las mira elias des-
Franclsca liora 81 aquel momento exclama;
Fobre heylrano fuio!
Mira, Julian, ya que "a eres un desgra-
oslaoo' no res hagas nosotrsss snfrir por mas
slemgo este horrible martirio dice Francisca.
lodas scis unas tales 4 cuales o. hgbeis
propuesto perdArfne.
Las tres quierel hablsr JnlSn. pon frases
descolnpues ahostrofa & esss hernAnas, sien-
do neeesaria u terveuci6n del jue2 psf% 70
neF teraaino suel deaenfrenado Nree<o ae
f0 #NN4At
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
Ell RIENSAJE

Sc Ia verihcado la solemne apertura
de las Coltes
III mensaje de la Corona In resultado
bastante extenso ampuloso.
FL Ministsrio encarecr II pecesidad
de normalizar la situaci6n de Ia Hacien-
da de Ia Peninsula Ia obra puede
aconleterse. porque 10 coas;ente IL paz
interior az que disfruta Ia NaciSn. y las
buenas rclacionSs que Sc mantienen con
las potencias cxtranjeras. rciacioDes dc
amistad que todo hace esperar qac Sc
ran duraderas.
Ell gobierno de 5. NJ. Sc feIicita de
que ell Centenario del deScuEsimiento
de America haya estrechado las relasio-
nes cordiales eXistentes entire Espafia y
los Estados- Unidos.
El viaje de los infantes dona Eulalia
don Antonio creara nuevos lazos
amstosos con la rep1blica americana
FL gobierno dice que sc han establr
cido nuevos v1nculos con las nacioneS
hispano americans.
FL gobierno Sc propone reformar CT
Codigo de Comercio, el Penal el pro-
cedimiento civil
Anade que Sc modi6cara la ley cons
tutiva de las Diputacione5 Provincial
les de los Ayuntamientos.
Sc procurara no cercenar las fuerzas
defensivas de Ia Nacion, rcspetandose
los actuales contingencies armados hasta
el dia en- que sea possible aumentar el
ejercito y la marina.
FL rnensaje promote una reduction en-
los gastos pnblicos, pero tambien habla
de aumentar los ngresos.
Sc concertaran nuevos tratados de
comercio que aseguren mercado los
productos nacionales.
FL gobierno anuncia que Sc presenta-
ran proyectos de ley que favorezcan ell
Credito Territorial en- las provincias de
Ultramar, abaraten los capitales.
Sc dedico singular atencion al esta-
blecimiento de un regimen arancelario
dehnitivo
Opina ell Gobierno que la crisis rem
tistica de Cuba no guarda proportion
con el horeciente estado economico de
la Isla
Respecto Observation-Disclosures, solo Sc
dice que oportunamente Sc presentara
un Proyecto de la ley reformando el
regimen administrative imperando en-
las Antillas, para franquear la expan-
sion de sus germenes de riqueza, vi
gorizar los vinculos que ahoya y sfeanbre
las haran formar pafte entranable de la
Nacion"
Respecto a las islss Filipinas Sc decla-
ra que Ell Gobierno Sc proponc instau-
rar institucioncs comunales de faculta-
des Propias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
Ell JUZAADO

CEenta desde hoy con nm intlividuo mas 81
nscal de IL Audiancia, don Pascnal del Rio.
que sc presento anoche y Sc hizo cargo de
cuantas diligencias se habfan practicado en-
aias anterores Anoche hoy por la nanana
ha estudiado dstenidamente 81 sulnario. ha-
ciendo elegios Por Ia forma inteligencia con
que So Ia instruido.
A las diez de la rnanana 81 inzgado xe .cons-
tituyo en- Ia Carcel del partido.
JULIAN GARCIA (a) oHATo
r. 81 que primeramente fu6 llamado 1 Ia ia :
In de declaracicnes
Pasa jnnto mfy observe que esta mas aha
lido que ca estos 1ltinos lias.
Aqenas entra ell juez le dice:
Hay acusaclon cierta probada de one
nsted Ts s 81 autor del asesinato del nino Pedro
No es verdal cso---contesta Julian con u
habitual descaro. -
No es an testige solo el que 10 afrma, son
xarlos los que dicen que listed abuse del niTu
Pedro y 10 asesin0.
No g u Caisanto habra podido decir se-
mleJanto barbaridad pero desde luego desafio
a. que me olga que 70 be conetido semejante
Hay mas de tres kestigos, que era 81 nina
70 de los que nsted reclamaba aver, que asegu-
ran lo Inanifestado por sn cunado Crisanto.
-Fues asf baiara Dios 10 viera, ID dirfa
que este no - verdad. Soy ignorante de todO.
No SOY estapidos como Sc me cree, al tan tonic
para couaeter sesnejante barbaridad
Sus hermanas de usted afirnian que el nifSo
Pedro bravo eatuvo en- 81 casa desde que des-
,apareclo de Il dc sns padres hasca que fus ha-
liado en II cnrrO ia lbs Abantos.
Ioda II fanllia ME quiere NAL, annaue
dlgo a vcrdaa, yA Sc one podran ahorcarrne.
1is me figure que de ESQ trata mi fanaiIia. nuae
varaas veess han qnerido deshacerse a. M.
aksnes''s cuAadn Criaanto, Que un dia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Consha qued6 sola en- IA sala su declaration
fue identica Ia de su hernana Francisco.
4 las trcs de Ia tarde 81 iuzgado Sc retire de
la earcel
IN EUEvC DETENIDo. LA FAaTILIA DE JULIAN
Isidoej Mudoz Vela, detenido 4 consecuencia
dc IA declaration 40 Francisco, g. zapatero y
trabAiaba actoalrnente en- Ell sitio del Patrino-
MO llsmado Ia Hereria, donde fue detenido
por Ia gusrdia civil
Embellishments ha sido conaucido prestar
declareci0n.
El medico fUrense reconoce one Julian ee
halia sn bHen astado para declarar.
Hay gran ansiedad por conocer esta declara-
ci0n 81 resultado del careo entire Julian s
Crlsant-, pues creese que se dirigiran m1tuss-
u1snte ncusaciones graves.
Francisco ha dicho que Crisanto ha abusado
lie IL nina Juana, que serA reconocida por los
uiedicos.
Ia opinion general es que Crisanto tiene par
ticipaeion lndirecta eI delito. Sc le conside-
ra como bou,bre De valor, por saberse que Sc
lmponia os guardas campestres para que le
pernhteFan cazar.
Sin embargo, uo M impaao III cunado cuan-
10 este k revelo II crrpen
Iodos los individuos de Il famiiia de Julian
Eaelan vida de gitanvs.
Ins hermanas salian Z holas avanzadas de Ii
noche comlan las sobras del convento v ape
nns ttnnnJabAn en ~ ohcio de iavanderas.