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The herald., 1896-05-04
THE LABOR CONVENTION
A Congress Of Delegates at Council OF
Labor Hall
bors at San Pedro and None for
Santa nonica Carries

The congress of delegates of the labor
organizations of Los Angeles city and
county met at Council of Labor hall at
1880 am. yesterday.
Representatives were present from the
clerks union. tin and sheet-iron workers,
cigar makers, carpenters. shinglers,
bakers, electrical workers, plumbers,
typographical union, painters, cooks,
bricklayers, farmers alliance, labor ex-
change, the knights Of Labor, central
Farmers Alliance, American Railway
union, hotel and restaurant employees,
educational labor association, sailors
union of San Pedro and journeymen
stonecutters
The congress was called to order by
the president, c, E. Fisk. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read by the
secretary, E. R. Holman, and were ap-
proved.
1t was announced that all the labor or
ganizations in this city and county
had endorsed the action and platform
of the congress.
Louis Luckel. ESQ.,, was introduced to
make short address on plan to estab-
lish non-partisan daily paper in this
city. He stated that competent persons
were ready and willing to start a full
fiedged independent paper with fran
chise in the United Press association;
and that such paper would be started
as soon as guarantees of sufficient sup
port were given.
j. D. Bailey and Ell. Hutchison
made brief remarks concerning the man.
agement Of newspapers and the difficulty
of getting capable men who could be
trusted.
For some minutes thereafter the air
was full of the San Pedro and Santa
Monica harbor question. r Vinette
moved that the congress declare itself
as against any government appropria-
ton for Santa Monica. w. L. Moore
moved that the motion be amended to
favor San Pedro.
E. L. Hutchison moved as asubsti-
priation for an inner and an outer harbor
at San Pedro and oppose any govern
ment appropriation for Santa Monica.
The latter was carried almost unani-
meusly. there being but one dissenting
voice.
After settling the harbor question in
such satisfactory manner the congress-
spent two hours in a spirited discussion
OF the advisability Of putting in the field
an independent labor municipal ticket.
A vote on that question resulted in
favor Of referring the question to all
the labor organizations for settlement
Many delegates were in favor of Sc
lecting suitable candidates from the
party tickets in the field.
Mr.. Hutchison's name was added to
the list of those on the committee to
present the platform Of the labor or
ganizations to each of the political con-
ventions and ask for its endorsement.
Mr.. z. r. Holman resigned his position
as secretary and Arthur Vinette was
elected In his stead.
The delegates will hold a large public
meeting at Council of Labor hall on
Wednesday evening the 18th inst, a,
which time some of the ablest speakers
In the city will discuss the platform OF
the new movement.
Among those most prominent in the
animated discussions Of yesterday were
Capt Colver, S A. Waldron,, A. Vinette
WD. Moore, J.D. Freeman. J.H. Craig
c. f. Fisk, ]. H. McWilliams, r. l.
Hutchison, J. D. Bailey, Mrs. M. j
Berra and H. E. Dewey.
The herald., 1896-05-04
Baldwin a Borrower

1t will be surprise to the friends Of
Z. ]. Baldwin in this city to know that he
is borrowing money. A mortgage has
been recorded in San Francisco to Sc
cure a loan of s315 900 made by the Hi
bernia Savings and Loan society to %. J.
Baldwin. The mortgage covers nearly
all OF Baldwin's property in that city,
including the hotel, lots and improve
ments at the corners of Webster and Fell
streets, California and Jones and Ste
venson and Sixth streets. The mortgage
also covers property located here.
The herald., 1896-05-04
THE MOTHERS SIDE
Her Att rney Regards Her Right to the 0lrl's
Custody Secure

UeT AtttIney Regards Tier kiRnt 10 the Otfi
CUSTODY Secure
In the Annie Reger matter it is said
by Mrs. Cucack's attorney that the has
never been served with any writ of ha-
beas corpus commanding her to produce
the girl, and knows nothing of such a
writ except what the newspaper ac-
counts disclose He further said
The issuance of such writ under the
circumstances was an abuse of the pro-
cess of the courts for the purpose of tenn
porarily OBTAINING the girl under color
of legal proceedings, while the Hen
bricks devised some scheme to obtain
her custody.
The suit recently brought in the
name of the supervisors is wholly
without any foundation. as there
is no evidence of any abuse OF
mother, within the meaning of section
203 Of the civil code,or at all. The mother
az the natural guardian Of the child
and legally entitled to her custody as
serted that right and took her away
using only such force as was indispens-
ably necessary. That any force was
required is due to the girls violent and
continued resistance. For parent to
take up her refractory child. put her
bodily in a carriage and drive away is
certainly the mildest form in which pa =
rental authority could be asserted. and
yet upon that act rests the entire charge
of Mrs. Cusack's abuse of parental au-
thority.
No attempt has been made to serve
Mrs. Cusack witA the papers in this
ridiculous suit, but if they are served
she will defend it and no doubt viii
again defeat her opponents. as she has
twice before. 1t is her intention to re-
turn to Seattle soon. as she is very much
prostrated by grief and anxiety. and is
not able to undergo the strain OF re-
newed contest over the child until she
can recuperate.
In the meantime, unless the Hen
bricks forces can devise some more
substantial scheme for opposing her in
the courts. she regards her right to the
girls custody as practically secure
whenever she sees fit to assert 1t.
The herald., 1896-05-04
Drafts in April. 81

May l.
Balance 494. IS
The monthly reports filed with your
board show the amounts credited to the
several funds.
wish to call your special attention to
the first part Of this report which shows
the available balance to be expended
on the new system of assessors maps.
The amount that accrued against this
approximation in April must be deducted
from this balance, as 1t Is vet unpaid.
Also notice the balances for improve
ments at hospital and farm.
A settlement with the state and an
apportionment to the various funds will
be made this month and when the same
has been made will furnish you q state
ment in detail. Very respectfully,
CHARLES F. BICKNELL,
Auditor.
BY e. G, Wood. Deputy.
The herald., 1896-05-04
Did Yeu Ever See q Ghost?

Probably not. But you are lucky If you
have never been face to face with the foul
fiend, indigestion. That imp from the
nethermost hades subjects his victims to
numberless horrors, among them heart
burn fatulence, heart palptations. head
aches, biliousness, broken rest, and others
that we will not enumerate. Hostetter's
Stomach gitters will drive away this mis-
chief breeding sprite. Tackle him with the
great corrective at once. Malaria, con-
stipation, kidney troubles, debility all
yield to this leading remedy, which is no
mere palliative, but achieves decisive re-
suits. For overwrought nerves and weary
highly to be recommended. It's pure spirit
ueus basis is modified by botanic simples
Of first rate remedial efficacy.
The herald., 1896-05-04
.JOTTINGS
The Raitlmere Restaurant

Here is something new. The Baltimore
restaurant and oyster parlor, 1877 N. Main
st. Quick. neat and polite service. Meals
at all hours.
We serve no meals less than 15c, but
they are the best in the city.
We employ white help: that is the reason
we are still doing business.
N. ANDRAS, Prop
The herald., 1896-05-04
SESSION OF UkIvERsALISTS
The State Affair in Annual Convention In
This CITY

The state convention of the Universal
lists will meet in annual session in Los
Angeles on the 18th, 18th and 14th OF
May, in the rooms Of the Friday Morn
ing club at 1901. Broadway. Each morn
ing will be devoted to business for the
first hour, followed by papers and ad-
The herald., 1896-05-04
When Nature

Needs assistance it may be best to rem
der 1t promptly, but one should remem-
Der to use even the most perfect reme-
dies only when needed. The best and
most simple and gentle remedy is the
Syrup Of Figs, manufactured by the CAL
ifornia Fig Syrup Company.
The herald., 1896-05-04

movements either printed or engraved at
reasonable. prices. furnished by H. NJ.
Lee and Bro, 140 North Spring street.
The herald., 1896-05-04

Hawley, King & Co.. 2l0 N. Main ST..
agents genuine Columbus Buggy COM
pany's buggies and bicycles.
The herald., 1896-05-04

Advance Davis sewing machines removed
to 4O7 S. Broadway, opposite Chamber Com
merce.
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Our Home Brew

Our Home Brew
Mailer & zobelein's lager. fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal
saloons: delivered promptly in bottles or
kegs. Office and brewery. 440 Also street;
telephone 81.
The herald., 1896-05-04

Haniman Fish Co.. San Pedro
Fresh fish and Holsters shipped direct to
all points in Arizona, Texas and Mexico.
from cannery in San Pedro. at lowest
wholesale prices
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Largest variety Concord business wagons
and top delivery wagons. Hawley King &
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Try our port and sherry wines at rs
cents per gallon. 7. Vache &, Co., Com
mercial and Alameda streets Tele-
ph.ns 800.
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Everything on wheels. Hawley. King 8
Co., 210-212, N. Main st.
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Agency for Panat /

Agency for Pa6st Beer
Agency for Pabst beer. Pacific Bottling
Works, cor. Fifth and Wolfskill streets.
The herald., 1896-05-04

Sewing machines rented y per month.
l07 South Broadway.
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1868 lbs. Keatings-"365 days ahead o
them ALL" Hawley. King & Co.
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Eagle Brand Oysters

Eagle Brand Oysters
Call for the Eagle Brand Of fresh frozen
oysters. Your grocer has them. They are
a great delicacy.
The herald., 1896-05-04
Pahst Beeri Pahst Rs.ri

On draught. Olympic hall. 12l W. First
st., VIM. Garms prop. Tel. 274. Finest COM
mercial lunch. Leave orders for bottled
beer.
The herald., 1896-05-04

DR.. D. s. Diffenbacher. dentist. rooms
and 5. 119 s. Spring ST.. Los Angeles.
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Call tel. 243 for ambulance. Kregelo
e. Bresee, Sixth and Broadway.
The herald., 1896-05-04

BURKHART-At Los Angeles, May 8.
1896, Andrew Burkhart, aged 6S years
and months.
Funeral services from st. Josephs Cath
olic church. East Twelfth street Mass at
10 o'clock Tuesday morning. May 5.
SLOTTERBECK-Mrs H., wife of H.
Slotterbeck, at their home In this city.
1892 West Twenty-second street.
Funeral notice later. San Francisco
papers please copy.
The herald., 1896-05-04

Pabst Beeri Pabst Beeri
On draught at Joe Arnold's. 1858 8. Spring
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FREQ Dispensar

FTe0 DISpenydry
For the poor daily. Drs. Lindley and
Smith. Broadway and Fourth. Pirtle
Riock
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Big Tree Carriage Works, las San Pedo St.
Concord business wagons speciality.
The herald., 1896-05-04
/ Bar. ITher. fR. HIM w'd Vel W. ther
MAxfmum tenn perature, CD.
Minimum Temperature. 40.

rnrsras..por Southern California: Gener-
aiiv fXir ON Monday, with light fog Monday
morning on the coast; light southwektsrly
winds
The herald., 1896-05-04

All prices of wall paper greatly reduced
A. A. Eckstrom, 824 South Spring street.
The herald., 1896-05-04
DEATHS

BORN-To the wife of John Magee Of thii
city, April Is, son.
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births

DR.. Harriet Hilton. 424 8. Hill street.
The herald., 1896-05-04

All prices of wallpaper greatly reduced.
A. A. Eckstrom. 3e4 South Spring street.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-10

necesitan, dada la gran extension de
las costas.
La declaration de guerra a los Es-
tados Unidos, serfa una complica
ci6n MAJ, por la magnltud de Ia en-
presa que habrfa de acemeterSe,
putsto que para sostener dos guerra
Z Ia vez Sc tendTfan que multiplicar las
fuerzas terrestres y marftimas y cal
cular en terminos ciaros y precisos
hasta donde podrfamos extender Ia
bellcosa acci6n de EspsnA
Las so 'uciones de otTo orden, en-
Ia extension que fuesen neces arias, no
offecerfan difcultad, una veg termi
NADIA Ia g7erra; pero la question mill
tar es p: eciso trataTla CON gran sere
nidad de juicto, con denostrsciones
claras precisa-. apartandose de las
iIusiones patri6ticas y ijAndose tan
solo en- todo 10 que constituye la rea-
lidad de las cosas, para que la OPT
non sepa que atenerse en- punto
los sqcrihcios enormes que habrfa que
hecer en- el case de considersrse de
absolute necesidsd, en- todo su desa-
rrollo con todas sus consecuencias,
las tres soIuciones indicadss. Jose
Sdaejeg BregAG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-10

que sois RIGA, sefiorita--anadio miranda
Clara con insolencia,-y aunque ten6is ami
gos entire esa gente, no por ESQ debeis tratar
con tanto orgullo los pobres.
Rs verdad-diio un labrador;-la le-
chera tiene raz6n.
--iPobrecilla!
i Y muoha jUsticia que lie sobral
d LIE asesinaro ell marido, ha de es-
tar contenta2
-Nadie tiene derecho para impedir que
haga 10 possible por descubrir los bandidos
que 10 mataron.
Ell despedirla de ese modo no es ley
de Dios.
-sY tiene ella la culpa de que la amiga
de la sefiorits Clara sea una muchacha perdi-
daP
No Sc debe echar de casa una muier
honrada, & una madre de familia, por una bSn
dolers semejante.
amenazas, cuando Clara grit6 = Gracias s
Dios! lAquf estA mi madre!
En- efecto, msdama Dubreuil volvfa en-
aquel momento de la gloriets.
-Vamos, Clara; vamos, Marfa-dijo Ia
arrendataria acercandose al grupo;-vamos
almorzar, hiias mfas, que Sc pasa la hora.
-Mama-dijo Clara,-defended s mi
hermana de los insultos de esa mujer.-Y Sc
nal6 la vidda.-Por Dios, echadla de aquf.
ST oyerais los improperios que tuvo Ia auda-
cia de decir Martial
-iImproperiosi Como Sc atreverfal :.
ST, sefiora. Mirad como tiembla mi
pobre hermana; apsnas puede sostenorse. iAhl
Els una verguenza que tai suceda en- nuestrs
casa. Maria, perdona; lperd6nanos por Diosl
-Pero Squ6 signifca todo esto?-pre-
gunt6 madame Dnbreuil miranda con inquie-
tud alrededor de 81, despues de observar oil
anonadamiento de Ia "Gaillabaora."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-10

La seflora hara iusticia; 81, estamos
seguros de que hara ajusticia-murmuraron los
labradores.
-Ahora que estk aquf madame Dubreuil,
eres t6 la que va salir de la casa-dijo la
vi6da "Flor de Maria"
= Luego es verdad !-exclam6 madame
Dubreuil dirigiendose la lechera, que tenfs
cogida del brazo 3 'Flor de Marfa'.-SComo
os atreveis hablsr de esa manera la ami
ga de mi hija2 Asf pagSis los favores que
os dispense? Vamos, dejad en- paz esa
criatural
-Senora, repito que agradezco vuestros
favores-contest6 la vidda soltando el brazo
de sFlor de Maria" ;-pero antes de conde-
narme Y echarme de vuestra casa con mis- hi
JOS, preguntad esA desastrada, vereis CO.
mo no tiene cara para nsgar que me conoce
que 20 la conozco.
-Jee6s, hiia mia, sno offs 10 que dice es-
ta muier2-pregunt6 asombrada madama Du-
-SEs no cierto que to llanas la "Gui-
llabaora"9
-Sf-respondi6 aterrada la infeliz cria-
tura sin atreverse mirar madame Dubreuil; |;
Isl, ese era mi nombre
-iYa veis como 10 gritaron
con enoio los labradores.
-Pero sque confesa? sQue es 10 que ha
oonfesado2-diio en- VOC alta madame Du-
breuil, asombrada por la confession de "Flor
de Maria
-Deiadla responder, seflora- continue
Ia vidda,-que ella oonfesark tambi6n que es-
tuvo dc posada en- una casa infame de La calls
de Feges, en- Ia Cite, donde lie vendia 20 an
sueldo de leche todas las mafianas; y tambieD
oonfesark que habl6 delante de mf con el ase-
sino de mi marido. i0h! Estoy segura de
que 10 eoaoce muy bien: 90 IN mozo dese0-
lorido, que siempre estA fumando; anda do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-10
LOS M1sTERfOs DE PARIS
2iO

tambien de luto, dobl6 la simpatfa que inspi-
raba la vihda, y aument6 la indignation de
los aldeanos contra "Flor de Maria" Clara,
asombrada por estas demostraciones anena-
zadoras, dijo con voz oonmovida Ia gsnte
de la quinta:
-Haeed salr de aquf esa mujer os
vuelvo decir que ell pesar os trastorna ell
iuicio. Perd6nala, Maria; esta loca. No sa-
be 10 que dice.
La Guillabaora ., con la cabeza bajs,
palida, inerte, acongojads, no hscia ell menor
movimiento para desasirse de la robusta le-
ohera. Clara stribuia esta inacoi6n al terror
que aquella escena debfa inspirarle, volvi6
decir los labradores:
-yNo hsbGis dido? Os mando que echeis
de aquf esa mujers va que SO empefia en- no
decir mas que injurias. Para castigar su in
solencia, no tendrA la plaza que Sc le ha ofre-
cido, nj volvera poner los pies en- la quinta.
Ning6n labrador sc movie para obedecer
la orden da Clara: uno de ellos Sc atrevi6 q
decir:
iCaramba, sefiorita 81 es una muchacha
perdida y conoce al asesiEo del marido de es-
Ia pobre muier, serA precise que Sc expliqus
delsnte del alcalde.
-Os repito que no entrareis jamAs en- la
quinta-dijo Clara Ia lechera,-sl al instan-
to no pedfs perd6n la sefiorita Maria por
esos insultos.
sMe ech6is de aquf. seforita2 Sea en-
horabuens; c6mo ha de serl -contesto la
vi6da con amargura.--Vamos, v&monos de
aquf, hueFfanos dssdichados anadi6 abrazan
do q sus hijos; -volved cargar ell CAIRO, y
nos iremos ganar el pan otra parte, que
Dlos tendra piedad de nosotros; pero 10
menos no nos marcharemos sin llevar delante
esa yagabunda, para que en- presencia de la
lusticia declare qnien es Ell asesino de mi ma
rido, porque coLoce toda Ia gavilla. Aun
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-10
,1BLIoTEoA DE " La DEMooRAC1A"
21I

gorra usa melenas largas, y ella debe saber
su nombre. sNo es veldad, to, mosca muerta?
-grit6 la lechera.
-Bien puede ser que haya hablado al
asesino de vuestro marido, porque, por des-
gracia, hay muchos malhechores en- la Cite
diio con voz tremula "Flor de Maria" ;-pero
no se de quien me hablais
-tC6mol iQue diio! -exclam6 madame
Dubreuil horrorizsda.-i Hablar CON asesinos!
La gente de su laya no tiene otra
compafia-exclam6 la viuda.
Esta extrafia revelaci6n, confirmada por
las dltimas palabras de "tlor de Maria, lle-
no al principle de estupor 6 madama Du-
breuil; mas penetrh ndose en- seguida de La
fealdad del hscho, retrocedi6 con disgusto y
horror, tir6 hacia 81 con violencia de gu hija
Clara, que Sc habfa acercado "Flor de Ma
ria" para sostenerls, dijo voces:
-iQue horrorl Clara, cuidado, no To
acerques esa infame. Pero sc6mo habrk
podido recibirla en- su casa Ia sefiora Adelaf
lC6mo Sc habra atrevido & presentarmela y
consentir que mi hi ...lQue accion tan
horrible, Dios mfol Apenss creo 10 que me
pasa. Pero no; la sefiora Adela es incapaz de
tai infamia; habra sido enganada como nos
otras. Porque 81 .iOh, serfa abomi.
nablel
Clara crefa estar sofando en- medic de es-
Ia escena cruel. Su candida ignorancia no Il
permitfa comprender las horribles acusacionei
que dirigfan 8 su amiga, al verla abatida
muda aterrada como IN criminal delaDte
de su iuez, go le oprimi6 el coraz6n 80 ID
arrasaron los ojos de hgrimas.
-Vente, vente, hiia mfa--diio madaml
Dubreuil Clara, y dirigisndose luego & n
ria, continu6:-Y td, infame criatura, -
castigar6 tn hipocresfa. lHaber permit
que mi hija, nm angel de virtud ino9aHw
te llamase su amiga, su hermanas lAw
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-10
NsULTo

Yo perdonara la TRACTION srtera,
huesped eterno de tn pecho ingrsto,
81 alguna vez en- tn amoroso trsto
me hubieras dicho una verdad siquiera.
GYo perdonarte, infame 9...i Cuardo adquiera
todos los bienes que te df ineensato,
ell ardor de All candido arrebato,
ell noble arranque de mi edad primera
Pido al cielo que, en- cambio de tn calma,
to de mi pena, cue tn pecho herido
logre con sangre Ia perdida palma l..-.
Mas ay en- vano la venganza pido;
que esos males Sc sienten con el alma
| td, perversa, nunca la has tenido
a. lopez dc AyaEG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-10
COM NICADO s
PIOA EN- HIsTORIA

vienen sucediendose diario los absurdos
mas risibles todas luces de gran magni-
tud. Sc levanta una guerrilla machetera
contra los intereses que como abastecedor
representa-, 7 no he de parar mientes en- de
cir muy alto 10 que acontece, por tratarse de
una injusta persecution en- Ia cual va envuel
to un problema que no sancionan las leyes y
que la opinion al enterarse condenara por
funesta y de inQuinas maf1osas que no dan
iuego pero producer escoZor. El s&bsdo 6l-
timo present6 dos novillas para el sacri6cio
me fueron rechszadas !; Ia una por no me-
recer Ia aprobaci6n del celoso sef1or Veteri-
mario La otra porque So ilustrado juicio
no conoordaba CON La matrfculs, presentada,
dando por consecuencia La remission del AMI
NAL la carcel. Dichos animales fueron
comprados Con Juan serralles y las matrf
culas pasadas por Ell, en- venta q nosotros.
Desde ell sabado Sc encue1tra la novilla 8
ternera en- ell dep6sito, sufriendo ell rigor de
una denuncia ipfundada. El snimallto pre-
senta Ia marca J. g., es de color amarillo y
edad un a1o asf consta en- la matricula y
gufa que presento. para salvar las dudas
que puedan sobrevenir invite cuantos lean
ssttsass sstas cuartillas para que dAndose un paseito
por ell dep06ssiittSS consulten los dolores con el
animal, la marca, ffeernen juioio despu6s
de la gran question, sin preeedde2tes en- nnes
tros anales.
va he dicho que va picando en- historic la
Ca1 ASVAOa y GEa1O6 G0JWSC6TS0 OS EOuGce
Aver presento una res buena hermosa
y obtuvo del sefior Veterinario Ia aproba-
ci6n; no asf del abastecedor de turno; fue
por este rechazada por suponerle el padeci-
miento de ranilla Y ese c6mico suceso ocu-
rri6 cuapdo la res habia sufrido 81 primer
puntazo de muerte claro estA, manando
saugre y algo desvalido el animal, 10 someten
la dura prueba de hacerlo andar de un Ia
do otro y voltearlo con rapidez para de
este modo confrmar la prueba del padeci-
miento. Rssgo bufo y NAL intenoionado /;
asf y todo 81 animal SO sostuvo J no prospe
r6 La protesta del abasteeedor por carecer
de fundamento aun asf y todo la prueba
no debi6 sdmitirse, dada La circumstances
agravante de encontrarse el animal herido;
no obstante me muestro satisfecho del rigor
Observable. porQue prob6 una vez mas mi
condici6n de ssrio ante ell peligro , la per
secuci6n solo falt6 ailf que mi res le hu-
bieran hecho bsilar nm graoioso can can.
Oontinuar6 maflana poniendo de relieve
otros successes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-10
INFORMATION DEL Ola
AMPUDIA BRADLEY

AMPUDIA BRADLEY
FL coronel Ampudia ell general Bradley
no SO han batido a1n.
Este dltimo dice que recibi6 Ell reto en-
forma desusada.
OTRO LANCE
Dfcese que ha ocurrido en- Oienfuegos ur
lance personal entire ell sef1or Lopez Bago.
que diri1e el peri6dico Las Villas, y ell seflor
Mufiiz, que dirige ell peri6dico EI DfG.
RESULTADOS
El dnelo Sc verified pistola, CORE 81 ru-
NOR de que result6 muerto de IN balazo el
sefior Lopez Bago.
FL corresponsal de La Iate0Ttdad no req
ponde de la exactitrd de este 6ltimo extre-
mo.
MATABELES
Estos han derrotado los ipglesss, que ies