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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
HOW THINGS STAND IN SIAA

France viii TolFFate No Outside Inter
ferenoe-Naglano WIN Tako Good Cara
of Her own Interests-A settlement
Reported.
LoSDov, July %. Sir VIM. George
Pearce, member Of the House Of Commons
asked the government whether France
would consider rice contraband Of war dur
ing the blockade Of the SiameSs coast. Sir
Edward GRAY, Parliamentary Secretary
of foreign office said that the question as
70 what is or is not contraband does not
arise in connection with the blcckaie.
LONDON, July 27-In the House Of
Lords, Earl of Roseberry, Secretary Of
State, announced that he could not make q
full statement regarding Siamese affairs
until he received a report from Lord Duf-
ferin, British Ambassador to France, as
TO what had taken place at his second in
rerview with NJ. Develle, the French For
eign Minister.
BANGKOK, July '2T.-Notice was given
TODAY Of the blockade by the French feet.
Outgoing vessels have been warnet that
they must clear from Bangkok and KOh-Si-
Chang before Saturday, or submit TO de-
tenuon. The blockade will extend along
the entire north coast Of the Gulf OF Slam.
NJ. Pavie the minister resident, has gone
TO Koh. Si-Chang. The general expecta-
tion is that early in August the French
fleet will attack Bangkok and land some
5000 men. There is little doubt here that
Frances purpose is to make Siam a French
colony.
The Siamese government is exceedingly
anxious to avoid open warfare. When the
gunboat Lutin was at the Menam bar early
this morning the foreign Minister sent to
NJ. Pavie a note 20 the effect that the King
and his advisers were most anxious 10
maintain peace All such efforts, how
ever, are believed by the English residents
to be vain. Unless England intervene to
assist In a settlement OF the dispute there
can be little expectation or even hope that
France will refrain from extreme meas
ures.
Paris. July 27.-Lord Dufferin, the
British Ambassador, had q conference with
NJ. Develle, the Foreign Minister, this
morning. This afternoon the following
semi official statement was issued:
ut may be taken for granted that
France intends in the first place 10 settle
the Questions Of treaty violation and na-
tional dignity. which have been created by
Slams attitude. Frances rule Of action
will be not 70 allow any foreign interfer-
ence in this natter
PARIS. JULY 27-The Petit PdrisiCn 70 day
published dispatch from ST. Petersburg,
stating that the Car has ordered Vice Ad-
miral Tiertoff. commander Of the Russian
Pacific SQUADRON, TO proceed to- Siam with
ali available speed The dispatch says
that it is understood in St Peters SnrR that
Russia int, nds TO observe an absolutely
neutral attitude in the France Siamese dis
pute.
LONDON, July 27.-The Pau Mall Gazette
this Afternoon saws: 1--WE learn from an
authority deserving Of the highest respect,
that tbe Franco -Siamese dificulty has been
settled. France has agreed TO accept
Siamese proposals and has abandoned her
claims 10 the territory lying between the
eighteenth and twentw-third parallels Of
latitude"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
POLITICAL PURPOSES.
Pension Outery Confined Chiefly to
Michigan and Ohio,
WHERE THEY HAVE ELECTION S
This Fall-The Republicans Are
Trying to Make Democratic
Soldiers Believe the Democratic
Administrations is Their Enemy.
Raum's Errors to Blame for
All the Present Trouble.
su.e,nl 1.llors,n o tas Rsois.er.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July q. =
Speaking to-day Of the agitation going
on in certain sections OF the country
over the suspension OF the doubtful pen
sioners, an officer of the Pension Bu-
reau said that he noticed the letters and
newspaper clippings which were being
received at the bureau came almost ex-
clusively from two States, Ohio and
Michigan.
"The reason OF this is," the official
continued, that the outfrY is got up
altogether for political elect, because
elections are coming on In the two
States named. The agitators are try
ing to injure the Democrats by making
old soldiers believe that the
Democratic party Is their enemy, but the
fact is the course the pension Office Is
now pursuing in this matter OF re-exam-
lining cases is result OF an egregious
mistake the late Republican Pension
Commissioner, General Raum, made,
and which he was forced TO acknowl-
edge before he Quilted office. Under
his wrongful Interpretation OF the law he
gave thousands of men pensions which
Congress never intended they should
have. When his error was shown to
him he changed his practice, but did
not go back and reduce the excessive
ratings he had granted In cases already
settled. He merely ordered that veterans
granted pensions thereafter uuder the
law OF 1890 should be less literally
treated than those whose cases had al
ready been adjudicated. There are
now on file in this Office over 800, 200
claims not yet passed on and all
these will have TO be adJudl-
Gated according to the order
made after Raum's mistake was
discovered. Now it is plain that JUS
tIce as we'll as the law demands that all
pensioners under the act of 1890 must
be treated alike, and placed on the
same footing. That is what this bureau
is now trying to do, and we have no
fear that honest citizens will nisjudge
us. They will not be deceived by the
hypocrltical ontcry OF Republican politi-
clans. Commissioner Lochren himself
is a veteran, with fine record, and he
will see that justice is done to every
veteran In the matter Of pensions, but
he will not be afraid TO strike unworthy
pensioners from the rolls"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28

nIs BOndsmsa Accuse Him of EmDezziing
$40, ,OOO-sent to Jail in Default Of
$4,000 Bail
Spssal TslsorGn 10 ne Rsoistsr
WELLsBURG, w. VA, July 27.-A
very sensational phase In the Curtis
failure took place this morning when
Constable Joseph MeHenrY arrested j.
L. Curtis upon a warrant, charging him
with embezzling SIS, 900 Of the county's
money. The warrant was sworn out
by s. George, Robert Scott,
John Gibson, l.. Walters, Il, Zil-
liken and Walter Cowans, being
all of his oondsmen but two and they
were w. p. Cowans and l.. c. Apple
gate who were not In the city. This
action OF the bondsmsn was brought
about by Curtis refusing co accout for
the money that he owes TO the county.
So far be has given no satisfactory ac-
count OF his shortage aud the bondsmen
took this plan to endeavor TO make
themselves safe. He was brought be-
fore Justice q. w. Russell at o'clock
this evening, and by his attorney, j, B.
SOmmerville, waived examination and
asked that the bail be not excess
i've, as large bail was like
ly to prejudice pusllc sentiment
against him. Justice Russell stated that
as six responsible men had preferred
charges against him, and having no
other evidence In the case, and since
the amount charged was so large that
be would fix the bail at $4,000.
Mr.. Curtis was not prepared to
to furnish bond and he was committed
to Jail to await the action of the Circuit
Court. Mr.. Curtis, when seen by re-
porter, would make no other statement
than that be was innocent of the
charges. He seems very detected and 1t
is hoped that he may Yet be able TO ac-
coupt for tina shOrtaga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
A TERRIBLE SUICIDE.
The Victim Filled His Mouth With Pow
der and Lighted it-His Pathetic Note.

The Victim FILLED his mouth Win row.
der and Lighted it-His Pathetic Note.
CHICAGO, July 27.-Tired Of life, W..
II. Irving, OF Charles street, Winthrop
Beach, Mass, committed suicide some
time last night or early this morning on
the lake shore. The method used was
horrible and revolving. A partly filed
can OF powder by bis side and the torn
aud mangled face indicated that the
suicide had filled his mouth with pow
der aud then probably with lighted
match had caused it TO explode.
A hasty search OF the body told the
remainder. In the pocket of the coat
was found a note book in which was
this Information:
"My name is w. II. Irving OF Charles
street. Winthrop Beach, Mass. In case
OF accident or serious illness notify Mrs.
w. II. Irving at the above address.
"Note-To City Authorities: "Do
not send my body home, as my wife has
40 money 10 bury it. Don't bury nae in
a pauper's grave. have been tired Of
life for the last two years but have
lived for my bsby's sake. l can no
longer live. 1 have no work and am
out OF dough- This world is but stage
aud the curtain has rung down upon
one Of its main scenes.
"W. H. IRVING"
The man was about 40 years old and
well dressed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
Results Of Yesterdays Horse Racing.

Saratoga: First race, Il mile, Miss
Lille won: time 05H. Second race,
* mile. Racine won; time l:l74- Third
race. 1 isIo miles, Philura won: time / :5S.
Fourth race, X mile, Major Joe won, tine
l :32. Fifth race, steeple cnase one ana
three quarter miles, My Fellow won; time
3:33lz.
Brighton Beach: First race - Three
fourth mile, Uncle Sam won: time, l:l1I
Second race-Four and half furlougs,
Anglo won: time. 571<. Third rsce-Five-
eighths mile, Gray Eagle won; time, :o2l@
Fourth race = Three-fourth mile, Eagle
Bird won: time, 1:l7. Fifth race-One
mile. Faithful won: time. l:4S5I- Sixth
race = Five furIongs, Eolo won; time.
l l.05L.
Monmouth Park; First race. one mile,
Raceland WOO; time, Al. Second race. B
furlongs, My Lady won; time I:02. Third
race. Z furlongs, Red Banner won: time,
so Fourth race. furi0ngs. Aurelisn
won: tine, 1:0l Fifth race, one mile and
ouarter. Ajax won: time, 2:o5K Sixth
race. 6 fnrlongs, Qaiyer Uoni hlae l.l4z.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28

Ill by the medicines which he gave her.
When they went TO Madame Resteli.
the bill declares that Mr.. Sage remained
outside. Madame Resteli gave her
medicine, but she declares that she
never took it. They gave her some
medicine afterward, however, which
she took.
Russell Sage was born In Oneida
county. n. Y, in 1916. AS is generally
known, he was associated with Jay
Gould In the management Of railroads.
Russell Sage is the plainest OF all the
very rich men Of America. He is old
fashioned to an almost puritanical de.
gree. Mr.. Sage is a regular church
goer and takes deep interest In mis-
sionary work. He began life as a
farmer boy, and builded his fortune,
$50, 600, 900, by his own exertions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28

Errors, each; hits, 9 and 8; pitchers,
Parrott and Terry; earned runs, Cincin-
natl 5; Pittsburg l; two base hits, g..
Smith; three base hits. Latham, McPhee,
Vaughn, Stencil; homo runs, G.. Smith; /;
stolen psses, G.. Smith, Ward, Ulrich, Van
Haltren, Stencil; double plays, Ward, G..
Smith: first on balls by Parrott l.; hit by
pitched ball by Terry 2; struck out by Par
rott [: Terry 2: wild pitches, Terry; time,
l:50; umpire, Hogrieyer.
At ST. Louis, Breitensteln's wildness In
the third inning and questionable de-
clsion by Umpire Lynch settled things.
Attendance, 2.675. St. Louis Q, Cleveland
o; earned, | and 3; errors, and 2: hits, o
and 4; pitchers, Breitenstein and Clark
son; umpire. Lynch.
Louisville, Menafee, Louisville's new
pitcher. made q good impression, but re-
ceived miserable support. Hutchinson
was invincible. Attendance, l,3OO. Louis
Vile 8. Chicago l2; earned runs, and 4;
errors. 6 and 3; hits, 5 and l3; pitchers,
Menafee and Hutchinson; umpire, Hurst
At Brooklyn, the Brooklyns fairly ami
hilated the Philadelphias at Eastern Park,
hitting Tavlor and JACK Sharrott at will
and being helped along by bad errors. At
tendance 1000. Brooklyn 20, Philadelphia
2. Earned, Brooklyn ., Philadelphia / {;
errors. and Z; hits, l3 and o; pitchers,
Stein. G. Sharrott, Taylor and j. Shar-
rott; umpire, Gafinev.
AT Washington. | 200 people saw New
York defeat Washington in an interesting
game. despite its errors. Washington 5,
New York Z. Earned runs, and 4; errors,
Z and g: hits, and -; pitchers. Meekin
and Baldwin; umpires, McQuaid and
Pierce.
AT Boston, two easy victories over the
Baltimores sent Boston 70 the front 10 the
league race with jump. Attendance
4.7S2. First game: Boston o, Baltimore =
Earned, and 2: errors. and 4; nits. o
and 2. pitchers. Stzley aud Hawke. Sec
ond game: Boston IL, Baltimore /. Earned,
Boston 3: errors, 3 aud 8; hits, 9 and 8; !;
pitchers, Stivetts and McMahon; umpire,
Lroa1fa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
General st. Clair scared by Prospective
Arrest.

CHICAGO. July %. - Mayor Harrison
ASKED the Fair management for free day
for Chicago's poor children, but il was
feared they would oe in the way.
Buffalo Bill, learning OF this, arranged
with the Illinois Central railroad, and gave
1900 waits free ride and day on Mid
way.
Inspector Thronby and Gateman Burrell
who were discharged on account Of the
trou ole they had with Commissioner ST.
Clair will probably be reinstated.
The warrant sworn out by Thornby for
the arrest Of St Clair was not served to-
dsv. The fact that there is warrant out
fkN his arrest keeps the West Virginia
CESlmissioner on the anxious seat as be
does not know wiz he will be arrested
81 Clair's friend# on the Council Of Adj
ministra,ou say that il Thornhy vii recall
t.. warrant he VIII De reinstated al the re-
qucs OF ST Clair. Thornby, however, has
as yet refused 70 do this
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS. July Z.-The
attendance yesterday was q, ,s1a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
QUITE A SPEEDY LITTLE CRAFT.
The Nascotte, Built by the Ward Boiler
WORKS People, Breaks some Records.
SDsetat TsGs0rota 70 th< RsOisgsr

WORKS People, Breaks some Records.
Sbsetas fsssgruha 70 ne R>oDssr
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July o. The
speed Of the Nascotte, the Government
steam yacht, built W Charles Ward. the
inventor Of the Ward Coil Boiler, was
tested to-day, under the observation Of Dir.
A. NJ. Scott, the Government engineer,
for whose use IL was made, Mr. Charles
Ward and others. The boat made eight
runs over a measured mile course, and
made record as follows:
First run, down, minutes ~ seconds;
second, up, 5:l4; third, down, 4:591< /;
fourth. up. 5:l25<; fifth, down. 4:40: sixth,
up, 5:0I; seventh, down, AL; eighth, up,
5:O61f-
TRis is thought to be the fastest tine
ever made BY any beat OF tbs draft Of the
Mascotte, which Is fourteen inches. Ar.
Scott says be never heard Of boat OF her
draft making as good time. The average
speed Of the last six runs was twelve and
one fourth miles per hour.
She was built 70 give guaranteed speed
Of ten miles al hour, with forfeiture Of
SlOo for each Il mile below ten, and II
only nine miles per hour was made, the
craft would not be accepted. The costrac-
tors we're allowed premium Of 500 per
a mile above ten miles. and a. the aver
age speed Is l21< miles Mr.. Ward has been
awarded t900 bonus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28

Between Rivai Sou,h side Junk Dealers,
Yesterday.

Between Rival SOu;h Side Junk Dealers,
Nesterday.
Yesterday morning there was a lively
fight in South Wheeling, aud as result
one man was badly done up. Junk
dealers Sol Holden, OF Parker's Run,
and A. NJ. Martin, OF Centre Wheeling,
have not gotten along amicabiy for some
time Over their business they had
frequent wOrdy battles, which ended 10
the scrap OF Yesterday. Holden was eat
Ing his breakfast when Martin arrived
on the scene. Martin sprang az Holden
aud clinch resulted. Holden seized a
large spoon holder and struck Martin a
terrible cash on the side OF the head.
Covered with blood be rushed 70 Squire
VIM. Manion's Office and had a warraet
sworn outagainSt his fellow junk dealer.
Constable A. K. Larue hurried 20 Hol-
den's house but found be had decamped.
BE has not yet been found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28

and came back to
this city at Mr..
Sage's request.
She further de-
clares that the pow
erful, dangerous
aud deadly drugs
which were given
to her by Mr.. Sage
were administered
TO her In this city.
He gave her medi-
cines many times
and she believes
that she was made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
WILLIAM C. WHITNEY.
A Very Interesting Talk With the
Democratic Leader.
SILVER REPEAL IS NECESSARY,

But II Will No Do All-The Poison
of the Present Financial Sisua-
ton Lies Deeper and Must be
Eradicated Before Prosperity
Will be Permanent-Tariff Re-
form the Thing Needed After
Silver is Disposed of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
A RAPIST GETS TWENTY YEARS.
James Holly Sentenced by Judge Harvey
At AunungtOD, Last Night.

AT burlington, Last Night
lSp.eial ISlsorars % ne 4 gi'tsr.
HUNTINGrON, w. VA, July N.-One
week ago James Holley, young man OF
2S, followed young girl from Guyandotte
to Coxes Landing. and at point in the
road be pulled revolver and made her
submit 70 his lust. He was arrested and
by the hardest work on the part Of the
authorities was prevented from being
lvnched. His trial in the Circuit Cour,
took place today, and the case was srgueo
fo-pight AT ten o'clock the jury retired
and a few moments later returned. finding
rim guilty as charged in the indictment,
but recommending State Imprisonment,
and Judge Harvey sent hin pp for twenty
yeers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28

CHIC4GO. Jvly 27.-Developments to-day
show shat Charles Q. Lockstse3t has swim
died bali dozen banks Ia this city out Of
an aggregate Of $4,000 on forgF notes, or
which be- used the signature OAtne West
inehouse d lacLElc CQnpany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
LIKE A BEAR GARDEN.
The British House Of Commons Turns
Into a RiOting Mob.
MANY HATS AND NOSES SMASHED

a Belhgerent Member Tumbled to
the Floor and Rolled Under a
Bench - An Apology Makes
Things All Right Again-Mr.
Gladstone Much Panied by the
Exhibition-Stage Of the Home
Rule Bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
lhe oplv SURVIVING General Dead.

, Ihe only surViVing General Dead.
CLEVELAND, ONO, July 25.-Gen Georfe
w. Morgan, who was the only surviving
General Of the Mexican war, died yester-
day at Fortress Monroe, Va, where be
had gone from his homo in Mount Vernon,
QSio, for his health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Cincinnati, fine fielding and strong
batting won the game for the Reds. At
tendance $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28

SCRANTON. Pa, July 27--Ar. Powderly
has made al empnstlc dsuiafof bis rnmor-
ed resignation as General Master Work
man Of the Knights OF Labor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28

poS, July 27.-Jo' oreA bus
" Minnie Pair yell Ep0vn
~ actresss. + IL Hpro-
Tor divorce "a N4r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
NO ROOM FOR WAITS.

MARION D. vANHoRS, Mayor"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
EX-SHERIFP CURTIS ARRESTED.

mis- BOndsmsn Accuse Him of EmDezziing
SI5,OOO-sent to Jail in Default Of
$4,000 Bail
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-19

eiemplo. se cotizan simultaneamente
las pesos de plata mejicana q DO cen
tavos los espanoles a 6o, a pesar
de la inferior lev de los 1ltimos.
ST q Puerto Rico Sc le negara ell
derecho indiscutible de establecer Ell
mismo sistema munetario de su me-
tr6poli, y, como pretende Ell se1or
A>ensio. SO Ia dotara de moneda es-
pecial, serfa peor ez remedio que la
entermedad, como vulgarmente Sc
dice, pnes los cambios subirfan en- Ia
proportion del demerito que-la nue.
va moneda tuviera en- ell exterior,
quedando en- pie el couficto en- uno
de sus aspectos mas lnteresantes.
En- res1men: 81 nuestra noneda
circnlante SO cambiara por plata es-
pamela 8 por libras esterlinas, no Sc
extraeria la nueva moneda mlentras
hubiese en- ell pals cafe, az6car, mie
les y tabaco para exportar La mo
media especial lejos de salvar ell con
ftcto, 10 agravar1a, y solo podria ad
mitirse en- muy peqoena cantldad
exclusivamente para las peque1las
operaciones al detail, nunca como
moneda legal para las transaccione'
de mportancia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-19
ULTIMOS SCABLEGRAMAS
WA SANTO DOMINGO(

Paris, Diciembrez o-Asegura RI
Figaro que hay muchas probabilida
des de que Carnot no sera reelecto,
La prensa europea comenta los ru-
mores. que circular sobre la. abdica-
cion del rey@Humberto a favor de su
hijo. - = :. =.
Alemania MEGA que ESQ pueda lie
varse cabo y dice que el cambio en-
nada afectara ala triple alianza, por
ser el hijo del rey Humberto decidido
partidario de la alianza ofensiva y de-
fensiva de las tres naciones. .~s
FL periodico frances lie Temps. CO.
mo otros muy autorizados, dice que
el monarca italiano esz .respetado en-
su patria, spero que ha perdido TODD
su prestigioy y popularidad.
la prensa inglesa dice que In
glaterra debe sostener q stodo trance
IA Italia y faverecer el :empr@stito de
esta nacion para evitarla un desastre
financiero. e
S En- Espana la diplomacia Inglesa
sostenida por la Regente y la. triple
al4anza, parece seg1n todos. los sin
tomas, triunfar de la francesca, y Sc
asegura que Inglaterra ha decidido a
la Reina Regente a reohazar TODD
acuerdo con Francia respecto d los
asuntos de Marruecos Sc dice que
los republicanos espanoles, partida-
rios de una alianza francesa, han pro-
testado energioamente contra la di-
reccion que Sc + a dado a Ia spolftica
espanola.
I 1dem, idem IO-La mayor parte
de los periodicos franceses aseguran
que serfa prudente la celebration de
tratados de comercio con Espana,
antes que esta potencia tome cual-
quiera determination. consecuen-
cia del estado en- que Sc encuentra la
politica extranjera.
Ensfa Bolsa han obtenido los fon-
dos italianos una baja considerable
Todos los capitalists franceses Sc
han incautado de los valores ita-
lianos
Ha ocurrido un escandalo en- los
pasillos del Senado, d consecuencia
de haber disparado un empleado su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-19

has que todo el mundo observa y que
jamas Sc corrigen nj Sc aminoran.
Esta probado, en- fin. que don Do
mingo Ayuso no pnede 6 no quiere
ser un correcto funcionario.
De ali que venga ell ascenso, y
que tras el ascenso Sc aproxime la
condecoracion.
Ministries tuvo Espaia ineptos e
incapaces ministries que Sc perpe-
tuaban en- el poder.
No es extraho que Sc perpetue un
Ayuso.
va 10 prevefamos al comenzar nues-
tros ,ataques contra el.
lie haran jefes de negociado y de
seccion.
lie empujarsn hasta la subsecreta-
ria de. fomento. 5.
LIE nombraran director general de
comunicaciones de la nacion entera
lie cubriran de honores y de re-
compensas. =
Todo es muy logico.
Entire tanto el publico murmura, Ia
prensa fustiga y los subalternos mis-
mos de. senor Ayuso exteriorizan su
disgusto por servir las ordenes de-
benenserato senior.
i Que Sc fastidien @
Que apelen al baja de Frajana 6 a
nuncio de Su Santidad. go
Mientras no sc encuentre quien lo
haga peor. que .Ayuso. Ayuso perma-
| necera en- su puesto
Y no sc encontrara. z@ss
Porque peor querAyuso
mi Carrizo