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though car a.sc- forget ycu. ana
sometime when ycu have quite forgot
ten me, and are happily married to
Jack You viii think kindly of me
when you hear what noble deeds I
have done for yoGr sake"
Il can never forget yc1, but sous
time when you and Laura are hapuv
and You visit my lonely grave Won
will-will lay flower upoa it."
The white pa-asol was waving Wild
" in the air now. and the sunshino
showed a glistcning tear upon her
cheek.
If only had not been in such haste.>
he groaned, but now can not with.
draw--it would break her heart I
told her that could not leave the ofsica
this afternoon"
And Jack, poor Jack, he would noe
survive the knowledge that was false
TO him. IL told him that was going
to the dentists this afternoon. Oh, we
must part"
"Yes. forever. at once"
And they turned into moro unfre,
quented path.
'Ah, lookr' she cried. motionins 70,
wards an absorbed pair on q bench q
little way off. They can afford to b
happy. No hasty vows bind them Ia
others whom they can not love-
Emotion choked her; she tottered ana
he supported her with his arm.
''True." he said in a deep voice.
''They have waited until their heasea
really spoke before forging fettsrs Ac1
themselves; we. alas" His voice
broke.
I'VE must say good-ey now sAs
said, and stopped in the path, and
somehow his arms went around her
and their lips met, The parasol Law,
like great white flower, unheeded on
the grass
80. what have I done?" she cried
breaking away from him and starting
forward.
Poor Jack! Poor Laura"
He followed her rapid footsteps.
They were near the couple on the bench
now, but they neither saw nor heard
them; her hat lay beside her on the
bench, her head was on his shoulder; a
ray of sunshine stole down through
the trees and pointed a saucy finger at
them; bold sparrow hopped 10 their
very feet.
Suddenly the advancing girl stopped
and pointed at them.
why, it is Jack himself" she cried.
"The perfidious wretch
Good heavens he almost shouted,
$50 il is-and the girl with him is
Laura.''-Chicago Tribune.
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sidered an authority on fishery methods
! and relati tions. For nearly five wears
! he had charge of the collection and
/ preparation of statistics and reports
on the methods and relations of the
fisheries of this country, and his eff
cient work has given him worldwide
reputation.
! In 1884 he organized the section of
naval architecture in the national
| museum at Washington, of which he is
honorary curator; in 1890 he was also
appointed curator of the section of
! fisheries.
In the year last mentioned he was
appointed by President Harrison as the
representative of the United States
fish commission on the Government
board of control and management, and
the national fishery exhibit in the Gov
ernment building of the Columbian ex-
position, as well as the aquarial plant,
was prepared by him.
He was appointed as chief of the de-
partment and fisheries of the worlds
fair, February 13, 1891 II may be con-
sidered remarkable fact that, at the
same time, from February. 1891, 10 De
cember, 1892, he had charge of five
different branches of work-the di-
vision Of fisheries Of the United States
fish commission, preparation of the
exhibit of that bureau, two sections of
the national museum and the depart
ment of fisheries, of which he is still
chief.
As a historian of the fisheries he
gained marked distinction. He is
member of many scientific, fishery,
and fish cultural associations at home
nd aIrna1
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A RELENTLESS DECISION.
Two Lovers Have Their Last Meeting and
Make an Astonishing Discovery.

Two Lovers Have Their Last Meeting and
Make an Astonishing Discovery.
He wore yachting cap and carried
himself straight: she looked ike a
quaint old picture in her soft blue en-
pire gown. He was tall and slender.
She small and divinely dimpled
They sauntered through the park, he
vainly trying to keep the sun ont Of her
eyes with 4 white chiffon parasol They
chose the more uDfrequented paths.
and long pauses fell IN their conyersa-
ton.
Yes. it is very, very wrong for me
20 meet you here. she saiJ, after one Of
the pauses Poor Jack, he loves nae
50 very much. His miserable uouey
never counted with me. assure you.
bat ! really though / cared for him M
I'll 10, really ] must 20 home now Z"
She made no movement 20 turn back
however; he ground his heels into the
gravel and tugged Ticiously a. has
rnustache
still II j. for the last time he
said. and ] really think we might 90
on little way Yes !. TOO. thought
cared for Laura. IN spite of tbe fact
that she is an hciress, until I met you
and learned what love really iS e.
%. / an wicked. wicked girl"' she
cried tragicaIly. You must 60 away
and forget me"
Yes. il = better for ms 20 20.
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CARE VANDEKBECk,
Dealer il WIG Narmiuts.
PARK Row, NEW YORK CITY,

Just then Spitfre uttered a blood
curdling yowl, and Mr.. Drewitt backed
hastily away from the cage.
The varnlint II make nice company
fur raftin trip, grumbled Hackett.
Specially If he gets loose" supple
mented Fosdylle.
In that there event well kill and ca
him." said Grubb, jocularly, as he
peered through the Stats He locks
mighty plump"
And SO would you il you'd been fe,!
on venison al bars meat all winter. A"
declared CARING. But there amt TO
danger of the crittur cettin loose The
cage is as strong as nails an stout TIM
Der can make it The door is padlocked,
an there's trap-door in the top Just
big enough to shove meat and drink
through"
Observing the still doubtful express
sion on Mr. Drewitt's face. the trappcr
turned 10 Mel and ne If you lads II
take care OF the beast" he said. I'm
give you five dollars apiece when you
come back
This was a tempting offer. aud Mel
at once began TO coax his father for
permission Mr.. Drewitt al first shook
ms head, but after examining The cage
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BOOK NOTES.

PROF. CHARLES ELIOT NoRrox's hi.
ography OF Mr.. Lowell is rapidly ad-
vancing and is nearly ready for the
printer.
DURING the year $40, so5 books have
been borrowed at the four libraries in
Camberwen. This beats the highes.
London record
OF Marion Crawford's works the sale
in this country is much larger than in
England, the proportion being, it is
said, about three to one.
The demand for Lucy Larcom's 5
poems had never been 80 large as it
was just before her death. and since
that time further increase has been
noted.
IN his "reminiscences of Dickens C.
A. Sala says that the novelist had an
almost morbid fondness for talking to
police officials and entertaining them
81 his home,
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Not in q Hurry.

Young Wife-This talk about man
being SO impatient when a woman is
getting ready to go anywhere is all
nonSence.
Friend-Doesn't your husband com
plain at all?
No, indeed. Why, last evening !
couldn't find my gloves and had a
long hunt for half dozen other
things, and vet. when ] was finally
dressed and went down stairs to my
husband. there he was by the fire
reading and smoking as if / wasn t
half an hour late
Well. / declare, Where were you
going?n
TO prayer-meeting Buffalo Com
merciaL
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JUDGMENTS FROM JUDGE,
LIFE is full of conversations.

LIFE Is 1uII OF compenSatlons.
A DUTIFUL son viii take great pains
with the education of his parents
If you are a gentleman you will
never find it necessary to say so.
woMAS's work is never done unless
it is done by some other woman
ITS very poor neighbor that won't
acknowledge his boy is to blame.
II woman steals it is as a rule for
some man; man steals for himself
II the evolution of matter sooner or
later everything and everybody goes
to grass.
CAST your bread upon the waters with
the buttered side up and it viii come
back cake.
TIE most mistaken and the most de-
moralizing Of all human sentiments IS
woInanly sympathy for male Grim
inaI.-Mrs orel Orvis.
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A CLEVER BOY.
How an English Lad Managed to Capture
Live Rabbits.

Live Rabbits.
There are many clever WAYS of trap
ping animals, most of which are known
to every good hunter. but il remained
for south of England boy To discover
the cleverest way of catching rabbits
that has been devised II is not recon-
mended. and IL would not be of much
value 10 the American boy as the ra i-
bit in this country is, properly speak
ing. q hare. and does not burf'ow. This
English boy was found with two rab-
bits in his possession. which he had evi.
IDENTIFY captured. As he had no gun
the persons who caught him were Curl
Gus 10 know how he got the rab-
bits. and promised to release him
II he would tell The boy had
in his pockets two little live crabss
the end of candle, and box OF
matches These things did not exs
plain the mystery. but the boy fipaiis
consented 10 reveal his method of tran
ping. In the first place. ii was neces.
sary To find rabbit burrow with n rab-
bit in it, Then the boy took of his
clothing, put his coat over one hole. his
trousers over a second. and his shirt
over third He next lighted the cam
die and stuck IL on the back OF crab
with a little Of the melted grease, and
let the crab loose IN the fourth OPEN
ing The crab would explore the bur
row. and the rabbit would rush into
one of the boys garments. and the boy
would grab him before ne could Olsen
tanRle himself and get away. OF course
the rabbit would get away sometimes.
but sometimes he would come out at
the hole where the little fellow was
watching. and jump directly into the
eneiny's arms. -Iiarper's Young Peo-
x~ln
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
X-yrurr. Eon Tr1,- sc0 1909

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 7
WICHITA, Kan. July 90 1898.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and warmer until Saturday.
During the past twentyfour hours the
highest temperature WAS SIS. the lowest
"a, and the mean 16, with warm
weather; light south co east winds.
The average temperature thus far this
month has been So
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month of July has
been IS, and for the Goth day 81.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON, July 20-Folowing is the
forecast till s p. IN. Friday:
For kansas-Fair; southeriy winds;
GARNER in eastern portion.
For Missouri-Fair; easteri to southerly
studs; warmer in western portion.
Fatigue and exhaustion overcome by
Bromo-Seltzcr. Contains no opiate.
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CHICAGO, July 20.-The United States
customs authorities. under threats of ar
rest. compelled Mr.. Plarr, who repre-
sented several large Russian exhibitors, to
turn over the keys TO the show cases.
Plarr procured the keys, stating that he
did so under sduress. The royal commits
soner of Russia sustained him 1t is
claimed by The customs authorities that
goods in bond have been scld contrary to
law. This the exhibitors deny. The entire
Russian exhibit has been covered and will
not be uncovered until Plarr has secured
an apology for the alleged insult.
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NAMES NOT GIVEN.

AP4rE Of Hitting shoes 30 eursgcd
q woman IN Miev5f-c. Ca. that sac siso;
and iiilesl fl1e iscsisiier = whom she had
ooEsglst i4sesa-
TaHEs enen IN France competed 70
see ssiao could drink The n.ass uater.
oae valsoTscsi t7Telve qssa<ts. Tho sse-
oa1 RISE ar.i the thiTa seven a.. thTce
o.ea tr-n Tie c-.Sce
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The old lady was reading her news-
paper when she looked up inquiringiy
at her daughter.
"Well?" said the young woman.
I've just been reading here bout
the patent Office scandal at Washing
ton"
What OF it2'
Nothing. suppose, only" and the
old lady looked tro1ibled-'it seems "a
me there are enongh Office scandals all
ready without getting up patent ones.
and She continued bsr reading. De-
trOit Free Press
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sf.t ~i,h ~. Appre,zl.

Among Judge T. Redwood Uoar's
6isllkes vas one tor Wendell Phnlips-
They szy that on the day shs grsA, or
atSr's remains we're borne - ;he s5-n .
some one rs~' ths tzege ard inquired:
Aren't you going % ihe faneralT"
"So. vas the rrply. "eU; I sYpr0rs
Of IL t"-~Argorzzs-
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TIE MOUND VALLEY ROBBERS.

CoFFEYyILLE. Kan, July 20.-The
Mound Valley bank robbers were located
at the head OF Cedar creek Yesterday. In
response TO "A request from the territory a
mum ber of Winchesters We're sent down to
Lenupah from here. The band, however,
broke camp last evening and is said to be
Dn the way to Prior creek, the scene of so
many train robberes. Two OF the gang
are named Rogers
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assisting all her natural

assisting all her natural functions. and IN
putting in perfect order every part Of the
female system. 1t lessons the pains and bur
dens of child bearing, supports and strength
ems weak, nursing mothers, ard promotes an
abundant secretion of nourishment
Its an invigcrating, restorative tonic,
Eoothing and bracing rervine, and a g1tarun-
teed remedy for wonen's ills and ailments.
In every chronic ''feHlale complaint" or
weakness, if it ever fails to benefit or cure,
you have your money back.
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WHO IS HE 2

CLEVELAND, July 20.-A man claiming
to be b. b. Richards of Fort Worth, Tex.
chairman of the Democratic central COM
inittee Of Texas, was arrested tonight on
the charge of stealing a satchel from a
trunk store. He protests bis Innocence
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THE | EDIEG

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may nse the California
liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under all
conditions, makes it their favorite rem
edy. To get the true and genuine article
look for the name of the California Fig
Syrup Co., printed near the bottom of The
OackaQe
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a NEpTHA FATALITY.

NEW YORK. July 20-Late this after
noon can OF naphtha exploded in the
sweatband factory of J. ID. Campbell,
killing four persons-J. ID. Campbell.
Samuel X. Campbell, John Weiss and
Jacob Weiss
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CHICAGO. July GA courr-martial will
assemble at Fort Reno, o. T., tomorrow,
10 try Captain Mackay of the Third cav
airy. The exact nature of the charges
against him has been kept secret, but it i.
understood that he will be tried for breach
of discipline
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ExrKEMELY DrsgssrEcTFrr-

Grandma (vho is more god tbss
handsoaae) our grandfather and !
were married just sixty ysSrA ago TO-
day. Eerbis.
Herbie tIaeonieailyl-Hs' ortsr bsss
lyucAed. Judge
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Thousands of people, with worse cases of
Catarrh than yours probably is, have been
permanently cured by DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. That is the reason why Its pro
prietors are willing to promise you $500 II
you can't be cured
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WOOLEN MILLS BURNED

REYNoLDsvuLE, Pa. July 20.-The Rey
noldsviile woolen mills burned this morn
ing, entailing Il loss of 100000, with in
sUrance of 100000
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a CASE OF IEPROSY

GRAND Forks \. D., July 27.-A case
of genuine leprosy has been diecovered
west of here in Nelson county The VIC
tim is o. Ii. Nelson, % years old, who
came here from Norway three years ago.
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The blood is the source of health Keep
it pure by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
ghch is peculiar.
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HEALTHY CHILDREN

come from healthy
mothers. And
mothers viii GER
tainly be healthy
if they'll take DIR.
Pierces Favorite
re rescription.
Nothing can equal
1t in building up a
woman's strength,
in regulating and
<,-o<.OD- o,A rn
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q COtJRT MARTIAL

Don't become constipated. Take BEECH
ANS pIIJS
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia ........0 0 0 o / l o.
Washing nGton..........1 o 0 0 0 0 0 Q O.
Bssehts-philadelph Is; Washington,
D. Errors-Philadelph !; Washington,
o. Batteries-Philadelp Taylor and
CIements: Washing. on. Farrell and Maui.
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THE RUSSIAN EXHIBIT COVERED.

Fatigue and exhaustion overcome by
Bromo-SeltZcr. Contains no opiate.
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BASEBALL.


louisville. ............3 o 0 ) 0 0 0 o. 9
Cleveland .........8 l o 0 0 *-l5
Basehits-LouisvlIe 9; Cleveland 15
Errors-Louisviile 4; Cleveland Z. Bat
Ieries-Louisville, liemmiug, Rhodes and
Grim; Cleveland, O'Con o aud Cuppy.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago. 0 0 100 ! o. Z
Plttsburg ............2 o 0 o 9 o 2 - 9
Basehits-ChicaCo. l2; Pittsburg, -
Errors-Chicago, l: pittsburg /. Batteries
-Chicsgo, McGill and Schreiver; Pitts
burg, Ehret and Sugden.
AT BOSTON
Boston ................7 0 o 2 0 0 0 *-15
New York. k.............1 / 90 l o. 0 l. S
Basehits-Bosion "a; New York, a. Err
rors-Boston, I; New York, o. Batteries
Boston, Nichols and Bennett; New York,
Rusie and Davss.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn. 0 0 o / 2 0 0 O. 3
baltimore .............l ) o 0 o L >
Basehirs-Broolllyu Il; Baltimore. Z
Errors-Brooklyn. =: Baltimore, ,. BIT
teries-Brooklyn. kinslow, Lovett N
Haddock; Baltimore, Clark and No
Mahol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-05
eArEIA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno GeneraL-Secretaria.- a.-Negociado
4.os-Cablegrama del Ministro do Ultramar g. Il,
que 90 reproduce On otro lugar.
Negociado 3e-Real Orden aprobando ell
expediente instruido por 81 Ayuntamiento de es-
to Ciudad, para 10 creaoi6n de un arbitrio sobre
tJuegos pernitidoS' durante el ano econ6mico de
1929.
Intendencia General de Hacienda pdblica.-
Publicanse los acusrdos tomados por la Junta
provincial de Registros y Amillaramientos en-
session celebrada 81 10 del corrients.
AudienCia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Juez mu.
nicipal suplente de Barros, & don Severano AFRO
20 Alicsa.
Capitania General-Estado MayOr.-Real
Orden rsconociendo los 10 cr9ditos comprendidos
On la reaci6n n6mero 50 de abonares de alcances
ajustea Rnales correspOndientes al Regimiento
Infanteria de Cuba.
PublfcAse una relaci6n de les atlas y bajaS,
ocurridas On el Oenso electoral de Diputados &
Cortes en- los districts de Arscibo, Csguas, Goa
mo, Mayagdez y QuebradillaS, durante 81 aho
actual.
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Tslegrafian de Roma uu peri6dico frances
que Leon XIII, CON Ia ayuda de uno de sus se.
cretarios de mayor confanzs, trabsja desde hace
algdn tempo en- ID redacci6n de un documsnto
que probabements no ser& pubicado nunca. Es
una Memoria hist6rica de los principsles aconte.
cimientos ocurridos durante su pontifcado. El
Papa, despues de trazar el cuadro detallado de 10
stuaci6n de Ia Santa Sede la muerte de Pho TX
de Las rslaciones que entonceH existfan entire Ell
vat:csno las potenciss cat6lcas y no cat6licas,
indica ls linsa de conducts que ha creido conve-
nisnte seguir, sxplicando las razones que ha tent
do para hacerlo. Cada suceso es referido CO.
mentado minuciosamenta. Dicese que este ira
bsio dc capital importaneis, no esta adn termina.
do, pero 10 estark en- breve. Leon XIII 10 desti-
M "a successor en- la Sila de San Pedro, CON el
prop6aito de que el future Papa pueds darss
exacta cuentA de Ia aituaci6n de la polftica se.
puida DOR gu antecesor.
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Tslsgrama dol GUmOrciO asOcIadO

El te!egrama del Concrete aGociade re-
cibido aver tarde, dice asi:
Gel general Martinez Campos confsrenci6
CON el Baia en- Camsllos, asegurando cate que los
moros NO atacariAn las tuerzas espanolas emplea-
dlas en- la construction del fuerte Sldi-Aguariah.
e. general Martinez Campos telegrafi6 al. minis.
tro de Ia Guerra que si los moros desatienden ls
paabra empenada, sntonces el Baj6 emprenderd
ruda campa6a contra los Effsnos.-Continuan
los trabsjos de las fortifcaci0nes de Melilla. e
general Martinez Campos exiji6 Muley frmast
el compromise de que los rifsfos entregarfan las
armas Y este se neg6 & ello."
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Segunda rslaclon ue ODJetos remitidos
la Essuela Normal de MaeDtras para socorro de
los heridos en- Africa: OapitsL-Dona Micaela
NussA de Lopez, un paquete de trapos; dom
Europa Oiivo, dos cajitas de hilss; doEa Jossfa
Vicsns MIN, gn psquete de trapos; dons Cruz
Cuevas un paquete de hilas; dofs Dolores Bar
oosa sus alumnas, ~ vendajes de vArias clAsee
un paqueta de trapos y otro grande de hilas d,
los classes; dona Isabel Panisgua, un paquet'
le trapoS de hilo. (Oontinuar1l
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COntrabaudO dc armas On MsIilIa

Melilla, de Noviembre.-D hace tree
diau el teniente de Ia guarda CIVIL senior Martinez
Ibahez, estaba sobre Ia pista que lndiqu6'Syer de
un dep6sito de arm&s y munlclonGs. Al Inn el
9xito mas complete ha coronado los trab"jos del
nefior Martinez SO ha encontrado el deposito de
armas. Los efectos de guerra estaban eScondi-
dos On casa de un espahol llamado Antonio Alvs.
rez Toledo, que ssli6 h&ce dos meses del
presldio donde cumpliA condena por musrte. De-
tenido interrogado, neg6 en- absolute pero asus'
tado al verse largo ratio en- poder de Ia guardla
civil. dsspu9s de hacer alguna Hesstencia cant6
de plano aCab6 por confesar ell sitio donde tenia
escondidas las armas por fscilitar el nombre de
algunos completes, que fueron Embellishments
detenidou. Eztos SON tambiSn espanoles y so la.
man Antonio Torres Villalva, cabo do psla on laD
factorias Bruno Medina. Resulta tambi6p
complicado, y ha aido preso, uno de los judios
mas ricos de MelillA mas caracteriZado, se llama
Isaac Benamout. A las cuatro de 10 tarde de
aver verifc6se el registro en- Ia casa dc Alvarez
situada en- el barrio del PoMSono. ri dep6sito dc
armas estaba admirablemente disimulado.
En- una habitaci6n del piso bajo habia un
gran armario empotrado en- 10 pared llono de
nbros botellas. En- 81 suelo del armario tenfsn
puesto un tabl6n tapado CON frascos de ginebrs
vaciou Quit6se TODD este y 60 encontr6 I'M suelO
de terra, bajo el Cual nsdie soapecharia que
podia exiRtir el dop6sto de armas.
Orden6 el teniente de 10 guardia civil se6or
Martinez que cavaran eHe auslo, y al ahondar
POGO mas de una vara Ge encontraron unos to
blones tras de los cuAes hAbia una sstrecha eS,
calera que conducS una amplia y abovedada
cueva. LA escalera era tan estrecha, que apenas
podia pasar un hombre puesto de cOstado. En
Ia b6veda apsnas se podia respirar y sc apagaban
las lucea. Por fin pudo entrarse J 90 encontra.
rom ali 233 Remington nuevos I'M precioso fls
tres pistolas $4,000 cartuchos. Adem6S haba
varias cajas de cartuchos que se conoce fueron
vaciadAs estos diAa. El tsniente seHor Iba
nez ha rscogido tembien gran cantidad de wales
redactados en- estA forma: 'Ssnor Antonio Al
vsrez: vale pOr una GAIA" (Fecha y frmado)
Contindan Las pesquiSaa CON gran actividad, y
Ultima hora ha dido decir que ae han hecho mai
prisiones. III proceso comenzar& marana y %
austanciara CON gran diligencia. Es digna do
elogio la conducts del teniente de 10 Guards
civil senor Iba1ez, que los pocos dias de llegal
Melila ha logrado descifrar 81 miaterio qu'
con grave dano existia hace mucho tempo 81
este aaunto del contrabando de armas.