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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23
THIRD EDITION.
SHE IS LULU.
The Defender Demonstrates Her Superiority Over the Vigilant on Nearly Every
 Point of Sailing.

New York, July 22.-If there was any doubt of the Defenders superiority over the Vigilant in Saturdays race it was dispelled today. The new applicant for the international championship ran away from the old champion on every leg and defeated her handily over the thirty mile course by nine minutes and seven teen seconds. The official time was:
 The start-Defender, Il :25:S0; Vigilant, II 1:26:01
 First mark-Defender, 1257:01: Vigi- lant, 12:59:0S. Defenders gain on the first leg, one minute and thirty-six sec onds.
 Second leg-Defender, 2:5o11 Vigilant, 2:57:50. Defenders gain on the second leg, five minutes and thirty-two seconds.
 Finish-Defender, 3:45; Vigiant. 354:4S. Defenders gain on the last leg, two min utes and nine seconds.
 Elapsed time-Defender, 4:19:30; Wig liant, 4:2S47. Difference of time in favor of Defender, nine minutes and seventeen seconds.
 The race was over a triangular course, with ten miles to a leg. The start and finish were at the Scotland light ship. The first side of the triangle was broad side reef, with the wind light from the west-southwest and a slight change in the wind made it run free with spin makers the rest of the way. The second side of the triangle was started as a close reach, but a sudden change in the wind made it a beat to windward. Tn s change happened to come at time wh n it gave the Defender thu most advantage. The last side of the triangle was reach with the wind abesm. The Defender made gains and the net result of the race was a handsome victory for the new boat
 The Vigilant sailed a beautiful race, but only for a few moments did she ap- pear to have any kind of chance with the keel boat. It was when the wind, which was light at the start had died down to a faint zephyr that the center boarder crept up on her rival remained by her side for few moments, and theIl inch by inch moved ahead. There was a yachtsman on the club steamer who said that the great American institution, the center board, was about to be Vindicated. and the hated keel boat put to the rear, but the Vigilant did not show more than half her length before her rivals DOW. The wind freshened a trihe, and the peer less new boat made wonderful response. Like thing of life she glided forward, parting the waters cleanly and leaving scarcely a speck of foam in her wake. She walked past the Yigilant, and con tinued to leave her during the rest of the run, the close reach, the beating to wind ward and the reach home. In points or sailing the new boat demonstrated her ability to defeat the Vigilant In the hght air which prevailed at Sandy Hook.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23

ly. Four hundred were present this morning and the crowds ire increasing. At the general conference this afternoon John M. Gregory, LL D.. of Washing ton, D. C.. spoke on the civics of the Bi- ble He argued to show that the Bible teaches civics directly and the outcome of all civics was the coming of Christ's kingdom. The papers provoked much discussion. participated in by Dr. J. B. Shearer, president of Davidson college. North Carolina, who maintained that the Bible was authority for all laws and ju- risprudence; that no heresy had ever been sprung or ever would be that is not already met by the scripture.
 Dr. w. T. Hall, president of the Column bia Theological seminary; pr. J. M P. Otis, Rev. R. G. Pearson and others took part. Tonight Rev. r. J. Murdock, D. D., of Salisbury, N C., spoke on "The Bible and Ministry"
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23
OF 4 SURPRISE
Verdict of the Coroner's Jury in
 the Spivey Case.
THE CLOSING TESTIMONY
She Was Prostrated on Receipt of the News. Much Sympathy Is Expressed
 for Her.

Montgomery, July 22.-(Special)-We the jury duly empanneled and sworn by the coroner to ascertain the cause of the death of w. H. Spivey. after hearing the evidence, find and believe that he came to his death from the effects of an over dose or doses of morphine administered or caused to have been administered by his wife. Mrs. w. H. Spivey.
 T. H. MABSON, Foreman.
 c. B. GROOM,
 !. J, M. DENNIS, .4e.s
 J. M. KENNEDY, .tl
 JOE DREYFUS,
 T. LASSTTER.
 The coroners jury in the Spivey pois- oning case was reassembled by Coroner Campbell this afternoon at o'clock, and after remaining in session for two hours and a half rendered the above sensational verdict The letter from State Chemist B. B. Ross was brought into court and read by Coroner Campbell after which pr. R. A. Hill was called to the stand and corroborated the state ments of Chemist Ross as to the action of certain chemicals and poisons.
 MT. c. c. Prince secretary of the local lOuSeS or the ofuerS or Goiuen Snalh dlu National Union, was the next witness. He went to see Mrs. Spivey after the death and burial of her husband in re- gard to some insurance papers which had not been signed. He told her that he would not read the papers, as they would recall painful memories. She replied that she was hardened to it and wanted the papers arranged so that she could get the $7000 a once. She had gone through trouble before. Spivey's life was in- sured for $5000 in the National Union and for $2000 in the Golden Chain.
 MT. F. D. Creath said '.I am financial secretary of Langdon Council, Nationtal Uuion, in which Spiveys life was insured for $5000. Some months since Mrs. Spivey notified me that her husband wished to drop the insurance, but that she herself would pay the assessments if sent to her residence. 110 Dexter avenue. I sent her one as-
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23
PLANNING FOR AN ESCAPE.
A Rope and Saw Found in the Corrodor of
 the Jall.


 A futile attempt at jail delivery was unearthed yesterday morning when it was discovered that the prisoners in the white ward had concealed in the cor riders a rope about 40 feet long, made by stripping and tying the ends of blank ct, and a steel saw about inches long incased in a piece of pine.
 The plan was divulged to Sheriff Nor row Sunday evening, but the implements were not found until yesterday morn ing, when a thorough search was made and they were discovered. How the saw was smuggled in to the prisoners is a matter of conjecture, but 1t Is thought that the culprit will be caught There was no attempt made to use them so far. The attempt was a bold one. but 1t is unlikely that the prisoners would have made good their escape had they suc- ceeded in saving through the bars of the window. which would land the prisoners in the court yard, where it is nearly as hard to get out without ladders as it is to saw out of the prison without saws. The saving out is of itself a most inn probable means of escaping, as Jailor Morrow and Deputy Reeves sleep on the same floor that the white ward is on every night. besides having an easily reused trusty at the ward door.
 It is unknown to whom the saw was given, as each prisoner disclaims all knowledge of the affair.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23
Our entire stock of Ladies OXfords at cost.
 Birmingham Shoe Co,
 21S N. 18th street.
Mus1c at East Lake. 5-2o-tf
THE BAR ASSOCIATION
Pass Suitable Resolutions on the Death of Hon.
 James {. Hawkins.

Pass Suitable Resolutions on the Death of Hon.
 James E. Hawkins
 The bar association met yesterday morning to hear the report of the com mittee appointed a week ago to draft resolutions on the death of James E. Hawkins. Charles A. Senn presided and w. K. Terry acted as secretary.
 Eulogistic remarks on the deceased were made by Messrs w K Terry, Graves Embry, S. L. Weaver Solicitor Charles w, Ferguson and several others. The following resolutions submitted by the committee were unanimously adopt ed:
 Whereas, God in His infinite wisdom has seen fit to remove from among us by death of our friend and brother the Hon. James b. Hawkins.
 Resolved That we remember with pro- found sorrow his death.
 Resolved That when he died this state lost a worthy and valuable citizen; this country a safe and prudent man; his party an ardent and intelligent adherent his neighborS a generous and steadfast friend; this bar an able, conscientious and faithful attorney; his bereaved wife and family a kind, considerate and Ie- voted husband and father. and we hereby tender them our sincere sympathy in this. their great bereavement.
 Resolved That the newspapers of this city be requested to publish these resolu- tions; that a copy be furnished the fam fly of deceased and the judges of the cfty, circuit and criminal courts of this coun- ty, and the judge of the United States court, northern division, be requested to have the same spread at large upon the minutes of their respective courts.
 F. K. FULTON,
 JOHN NJ MARTIN s s
 M. A. MASON, .s
 Committed
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23
LOCAL LAC0NICS
Gathered, Noted and Condensed by Age Herald Reporters Resume
 of the Days Happenings

A Delightful Musicale.-The residence of Judge and Mrs. w. P. McCrossin was the scene of delightful musicale last night Prof. Fred L. Grambs, members of his orchestra and few other invited friends were present, and the evening was most enjoyably spent by those pres ent Refreshments were served
 The Glover Leaf Dance.-The Glover Leaf socials will have their next monthiy dance at the club house of the Alabama Fair association The rooms will be ap- nropriately decorated, and those fortu- nate enough to receive invitations antlc- ipate a most delightful time. The event is booked for the first Friday night in August.
 It Is a Beauty.-On Sunday for the first time there was to be seen in one Of the trains of the East Lake dummy line a z brand new coach recently turned out oi the Birmingham Railway and Electric company's shops by Master Mechanic English and his able corps or worH1hs.. !. It is finely finished green and gold ana IS a masterpiece in finish and design. on either side in golden letters are the words. "Sloss Furnace, Avondale, Wood- lawn Howard College. East Lake: ine car attracted considerable attention IL is understood that this is but the tofs- runner of others of like Kind.
 Is Ii a Hoax?--Mr. c. F. A. Stuckler, a German barber of this city, received a day or two since letter addressed to him at First avenue and Twentieth street. On opening it he found piece of paper about 21s inches square. On one side was a blood red skull and cross bones and the words, Your photograph ten days hence-we have you on the list Law and Order League" On the oppo- site side is rough diagram of grave with the words, "6 feet" above and All you are entitled to-" beneath. MT. Stuck Ter is an inoffensive, steady and quiet citizen and is much wrought up over the matter. The envelope used bears on it's back the words. Southern club Bir- mingham Ala" Friends of MT. Stuckler seem to think it merely joke, though he doesn't view if that way
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23
Music at East Lake. 5-ao-ti TERSELY TOLD.

Ben M. Jacobs & Bros. sell furniture.
 The board of managers of the Mercy Home will meet with Mrs. w. l.. Mur- dock, 1912 Sixth avenue. at 10 o'clock this morning.
 Ladies, I am five times overstocked in blacl and tan Oxfords. Price, 50 cents to $3. lrand new and stylish. I am going to sell them cheap. cheap, cheap, cheap. A sacrifice. T. c. King, 2026 First ave- nue.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23
THE BIBLE CONFERENCE.

Much Interest Manifested in the Study oi
 The Book. e
 Ashevlle, N. C., July 22.-Visiting min isters preached yesterday to large con gregations at the variuos churches in this city. Among the speakers were Dr. J. M r. Otis, Greensboro, Ala; Dr. V. w. Tevis Indiana, and pr. J. w. Daniel, Sumter. $. c. At night Bible in hand meetings were held at the leading churches, conducted by Dr. H. A. White, Lexington, Va; Dr. J. E. Gilbert, Wash ingtop, D. C., and Dr. James Adkins, Abs beville. Immense congregations were present at the school of English Bible, held dai-
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23

We will sell gents tan shoes at the following reduced prices:
 $500 gents tan shoes re- duced to $3.08.
 s4O gents tan shoes re- duced to $500. $3.5O gents tan shoes re- duced to $2.48. $2.OO gents tan shoes re- duced to $I.43.
 Birmingham Shoe Co.,,
 2l8 N. 18th street. ! % 1p,o
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23

tons entire line of Gents fine Get the latest styles from us.
 shoe house in the city with a
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23
The U. s. GOV't Reports show Royal Baking Powder superior 10 aU others
THlRTY-fIvE DEAD.
A Terrible Cyclone Sweeps Over New Mexico impossible to Get Details.

Emp0SSIbIe 10 Gel UetaIS.
 Deming, N. M., July 22.-A terrible cy- clone visited New Mexico today. The town of Silver City is said to be almost totally destroyed and rumors reach here that thirty people have been killed. The statement of death cannot yet be yer flied as all communications with the town are cut off.
 Couriers from the surrounding country have gone to get details, but 1t will be hard for them to reach Silver City, as all bridges have been demolished. An effort is being made to get particulars.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23

vey is guilty of the heinous crime charged against her, but the mo jority are in sympathy with the woman.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23
Music at East Lake. 5-ao-tf

Shoes, tan and black, and La Sz5.ooo worth must be sold in
 frst-class custom department
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23
Music at East Lake. 5-ao-tf
 Buy the celebrated Yost writing machine, 2O2l First avenue. 4-2I.tf
Trial of the Taylors Begun.

St. Louis, Mo-. July PA special to the Chronicle from Carrollton, Mo-, says that the trial of the Taylor brothers on the charge of murdeing the Meeks family commenced at 10 o'clock today.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23

Our entire stock of Ladies' Oxfords at cost.
 Birmingham Shoe Co.,,
 2l8 N. 18th street.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23

( U0EQ QI-smith & Stough- , Il U LD !, prices for shoes.
 late toes and colors. The oEly
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23
Music at East Lake.
The Treasury c old Reserve.

Washington, July 22.-As the result of the gold exports last week the treasury gold reserve today stands at s105, ,s00, 957, a loss since Saturday of $1, ,065, GOO.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23

Old papers for sale cheap at this office.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23

The Daily Age-Herald (ex- cept Sunday six days in the week, delivered by carrier or by mail, at soc per month.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-25
B1Br1orEcA DE 'LA CORRESPONDENCE"

nuevas seducoiores, el baron hacfa cuanto le era
possible para dulci6car las pesadumbres de aR
falta, para persuadirla de que despues de todo.
exageraba para con los demas, y que solo Ia Ca
sualidad era responsible de las desgracias de
que SO acusaba. :.--~...s
Aquella noche sentia IN entorpecimisnto
vecino del suefo: ese adermecimiento del alma
que no permite va pensar Sc parece al estsdo
de un enfermo quien un calmante energico
acabl de guitar la sensaciou de sus dolores.
Not6 ell ruido de un coche que Sc detenia
bsjo una de las ventanas, para aleiarse en- segui-
da, al miamo tempo oyo el timbre de Ia
puerta. .--.
Sc levant6 vacilante, arregl6 los Pile
CUES de su peinador, recogi6 sus cabellos, que
le habian caido sobre Ia frente, dirigi6 una
mirada distraida al espejo de la chimenea.
sus grandes ojos pardos, tenfan IN brillo
extraordinarily Sc sonrio sus dientes resplan-
deeieron entire sus labios; pero hay sonrisas tan
tristea como las lagrimas. Aquella era de eataa.
Fue 4 la puerta y Ia abri6, justamente en- eI mo-
mento en- que llegsba 8 ella el viSitante.
Era ell baron Ferney.
81 los demas sufrfan, 81 vida estaba aembra>
da de flores. Resplandecfa.
Los que no le vefan mas que en- sociedad,
en- el cffculo, en- 50 despacho de la Gale de
ARisu, hahland0 de egocios. moatrGndoae ssco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-25
AZORES QUA MATAN

-Tu dicha, querida mia.
El baron no debfa mentir. Sc adivina fS.
eilmente cuando el hombre trata de enganar
una mujer: Ell tono es falso, los oios 70 miriam de
frente hay cierto encogimiento en- la actitud del
hombre. j. ': ..'.|5 =- e.
NADIA de este se notaba en- Ia actitud del
baron, y era porque decfa 10 que pensaba
Sus oos de ordiuario tan frios, estaban
animados, nenos de ternura, SO fjaban en- ell ros
tro de Rosa con afecto de padre ardor de
amante. :>~:":
3.s: Rosa le habfa vencido, escavizado.
Su irresistible encanto triunfaba.
IL" a>>2-iY ell paseo?- -pregunt6 el baron.
-Excelente.
- - SMucha gente? -"
-Mucha. .-@ @<
--tNo os h4beis fjado en- nadier
oje1o GEN qui9n2 @" IL.
-a:4 En- Ia vizaon1esa de Grancey SD amiga
. la senora de Chambay.
@.sf @-iLas iusepsrables! %@'
.2t.t>o El baron Sc echo q reir. @~%-~ ~2 7@
s7Faa@ --iUna noticial-dijo. -sorprendente; pero
III o;artn 'z:l @#@ES5o ,@s&' I8 2&f ~7@@G@ t@' =
-iCual? oEo@ o11 @@H *@A1 ID a >H @&@
.nsz Puedo decircsla porque aoia discrcta. ii.
El vizconde tiene una passion, =
-(RahI = os - :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-25

pos y 347 Sacerdotes. 1890. 4 Escocia, 3
AArzobispos, 4 Obispos y ss9 sacerdo Totes.
sAde1das, enssu immense territorio colonial
cuenta nglaterra con ~ Arzobispos, 90
Obispos, 18 Vicarios A.p ost6 licos, con mas
de trece millones de Catolicos. Por ter
nino medic Sc convierten anualmente en-
Inglaterra unas diez mil personas. En-
Londres cuentan las escuelas Cat6licas
unos 1000 alumnos, en- Ia Camara de los
Lores toman asiento 40 Catolicos.
Hoy solo han asistido los M6dicos
t1tulares I'm enfermo, convaleciente, de vi
.ruelas en- elquinto distrito. Casos parti-
culares conocidos solo habfa 8 y en- el Hos
pitalillo de Santa Rosa 18, de ellos 16 en-
cOnvalecencia. Il Reiteramos 10 que antes
de aver dijimos; la epidemia va deere
clendo rapidamente en- esta Capital.
No hay sellos de ccrreo en- la Colec-
tur1a de Hacienda de Yabucoa. Los We
cinos tienen que comprarlos muy caros en-
las tiendas que es donde los venden. Vaya,
pues, ell aviso q quien corresponds.
Un anuncio de Lo B0ndero EspdRoI0
repartida anoche: @a4=saa~ss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-25

AleS OUAO w NIOAO4A3 AS10 hUA1C4bauO4 pdbd1
para Cuba.
Rectifcando los conceptos que SO re-
feren al suelto que publicamcs anOche cor
motive de las Oposiciones ultimamente ce
lebradas, cOnsignamos con la debida auto
rizaci0n sque ell autor del mismo no sabe
discurrir correctamente; bien las claras
demuestra que esta ref1ido con la l6gica y
ell sentido comun, puesto que Ell Real De
creto de ~ de Agosto 1ltimo que elinvoca,
dice al pie de la letra 10 que sigue: er =.
EFArticulo 34.-Al dfa siguiente de for
mada la ista de prOpuesta y m6rito, el
Presidente la leera en- session publica, LA
mando pOr su orden cada uno de los cam
didatos, para que "elija", por ST 8 por apo
dorado, la escuela que le conviniere, ell
Tribunal 10 declarara ele cto de ella; si al
gun opositor 6apoderado no Sc halase pre-
sente cuando sea llamado, el Tribunal 1e
deslgnara 1aescuela que, su juicio, reuna
meJores condolences de entire las que que
den sin elejir. Esta designation sera ire
vocable.
Art 80. Quedan derogadas todas las
disposiciones que Sc opongan 6 10 dis
puesto en- este Real Decreto."
Como Ell artfculo "a no SO opone & 10
que sobre election de escuelas por los opo-
sitores determine ell 13 del Real Decreto de
de Noviembre de 1888, claro esta que no
queda derogado sino subsistence.
.VeaSe, pues, como ell autOr del indicadO
suelto, SO ocult6 en- las malezas la som-
bra, interpretando su manera la leeisla-
cion actual, para zaherir al Negociado de
instruction pdblica".
Ha fallecido en- esta Capital y esta
tarde con lucido acompafamiento tuvo lu-
gar la conduccion de su cadaver al Ce-
nenterio general, el apreciable joven don
Calixto Marxuach y Plumey. Enviamos
d su af;jida familia nuestras mas sinceras
palabras de condolencia. r. I. P.
Desde ell "a del actual, dara comienzo
ell reparto los socios de La BenefcG, del
Reglamento de dicha asociaci6n con los
acuerdos tomados por la Junta General
Ultima, que rigen desde dicha fecha-Si
algun interesado desea obtenerlo antes de
que le corresponds ell reparto domicilio,
puede pasar recoierlo la Secretarfa ca
lie de la Luna n1mero 2 de 8 a IL de la
mahana y de q de la tarde.
A juzgar por 10 que Sc dice comenta
por toda la Capital, para la Semana San
ta habra un movimientO revolucionario
de telas caprichosas, encajes 6nos, nan
sds, velos de religioso, batistas de diferen-
tes colores, etc., en- ella Fama de Puerto
Rico" de don Francisco Arrabal, calle de
San Francisco n1mero As, donde se ha re-
cibido un surtido nunca visto de dichos
art1culOs' T.
Mai1ana & las siete saldra para Aqua
dilla S. E. el Gobernador General con OBJ
jeto de continuar su interrumpida vista
de inspection.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-25
VARIEDA DEs

Cerecedo Hermanos y Compahfa,
venden ell sin rival vino Rioja, marca s'Sa-
gasta", ell celebrado vino de "Alta- -Rioia",
el competitor del ftSauterne" frances y
en- vinos de Jerez no hay quien los intro
duzca de los osecheros mas conocidos que
los referidos Cerecedo Hermanos Com
pa1fa, en- su ColmadO de Ia Gale de San
Francisco.
Sc alquilan para establecimiento de
pulperia, los bajos de la casa ntmero 81,
calle de San Francisco esquina q la del
Cristo. Informaran, San Francisco 90. 5-4
Para Ia CUARESMA encontrara us
ted attn frances, alcachofas, anchoas y
almejas, anguilas, acelgas francesas, ba-
calao la vizcaina, besugo y bonito en-
aceite y bonill6n supp6. En- ell Colmado
de Cerecedo Hermanos y Compania.
La sanci6n universal que Sc ha otor-
gado por cuantos han tenido OCCASION de
probarla, hace de la Loci6n Antiherp6tica
del Doctor Montes, un producto infalible
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-25
TABAGOS DELA HARANA,-Ya ne-

las sabrOssmas Brevas de las acredtadas INDIA
HABANERA, La CARITA MI LENA de las prOpia
las uientes yoas Couchas nas conchas dersgao
medas regaas regaas bouquets regaas ehioas fnas
has de Londres Londres choos Vicora cazadores
perfectos fnos. etc., etc.
ATENCIoNI-E amigo Garcia hs propuesto dar
elmejor tabacO eaboFa Cuba efeotos
ofrece los buenos nteigentes umadores caas
cada trenta pesos Ell abaco superiorsmo.
bajado flor mas fna cosecha
Vuelta abajo caa primorosa en- unao di Cardna
lo Dgse al suscbe, empleadO la cae de la Cruz
ndmerO 4.-ENRIQUE GARCIA. 10-S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-25
TRISEGURO
= +UNTCO ESPECLFTCO. EFTCAZ

~JNICO ESPEC!IFICO'E EFICAZ
PARA
EvTTAR CURAR LAS ENFERMEDADEs
plrAs
De venta en- las Bor1oAs dc este
Capital, Ponce, Mayagiiez, Areci
DO, Aguadilla, San German, Hu
macao y Guaya-ma d IS cts, 81
frasco. -> .-.-.~,-~.,,~~.~.,.~.-..,.. -,-~~.
NOTA.
Ell establecimiento cuenta csn buena cua-
dra ofrece esmerado Guido los cobolgo-
1uraS .- -.
tHaeer pues una Wis ia esta establoime
. 4ue ss el m4sr aa lseahda4, en- la Sc
gtldaG eAo fqitusndsoarrs ~~-ss ~~~
@. q CooHoN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-25
Recortamos de La Democroc1a:

Alud1enQO algunaS Ooclara ones
jurfdicas del sehtr r Verdi, en- la vista ptl-
blica de El A6ordaje, escribfamos aver:
"Mas de trescientas personals escucha-
ron 6sto; y ahora preguntan si en- tan po-
COS d1as SO modified Ell criterio imperante
y 81 estas horas es lfcito secuestrar los
mOldes tlpOgrdfcOs."
Pues bien, con satisfaction. podemos
decir que el seflor Fiscal no ha modifcado
su criterio; que es consecuente con sus
opiniones, y que no aconsej6 ell secuestro
del molde de La Boanb0.
Al enterarse dc que el Juez 10 acord6
neotu prop6o, ell sefor Fis"a pide reforma
del auto en- que ESQ SO dispone.
Nos parece muy plausible ell procedi-
miento del sef1or Verdd en- ese punto, ST
bien lamentamos profundamente que un
compafiero sufra los horrores de una pri-
sion sin fianza, por algunas frases, mas 8
menos duras, lenzadas quiza en- instantes
de acerba desesperaci6n.
Ahora coniemos en- que ell seflor Ro-
deiro, reformara su auto, levantara el en-
tredicho de las paginas de La Boma6a y
dejara; de tai mIodo, la imprenta, en- con-
diciones de trabajo."