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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Much Delay in Cleaning the Streets
OF Snow.
A Peddler Driven Away With Hot Water.
SleighiDg Accident.

One OF Dufresne's market wagons be-
camo stalled on Fairview avenue on
Phenix Hill yesterday afternoon and 1t
required the services Of several men with
shovels to treak way for the team to
continue on it's way.
The mercury took another drop in the
valley last night and this morning the
thermometer registered two degrees below
zero at Clyde.
The funeral of Mrs. Roland Vanasse
who died at her home in Arctic Centre
Wednesday was solsmnized from st.
Johns church yesterday, Rev. FIR.
Pagan officiating. The interment was ia
1t. Joseph's cemetery.
Yesterday afternoon one of the business
men of Lippitt who had from his Office
windows seen the women and children
wacing through the deep snow on their
way to end from their work hitched one
OF his horses TO large packing box
which he used in place Of a, snow plow
and started out to open a path through
the back streets. He had just resche.
the main street with bis unique road
overseer hove in sight and he returned to
his barn with his home made plow leav-
ing the town officials to complete the
work. The town annually pays a large
amount of money for removing snow or
rather breaking out path through IT
and almost every road surveyor
in the town is the owner Of one
of the antiquated snow plows such
as were owned by our grandfathers.
Some OF these town officers have con-
scientiously broken out the paths through
the valley streets after every snow storm
and before the operatives in the mills
were obliged to leave their homes while
others nave evidently regarded the job as
q sinecure aud waited until afternoon be-
fore sending out their men and road gear.
Another fresh peddler came to grief at
Compton yesterday afternoon and 1t will
prot ably be many moons before he insists
on showing his unequaled soap and incl
IDENTIFY letting the water from his boots
dirty the newly scrubbed kitchen floor
OF Mrs. Housen. The man, like all of his
class, made his unannoanced and unwel-
come appearance in the Kitchen W lie its
mistress YVES preparing supper, and in
spite Of repeated refussls insisted on
showing his soAp ana enlarging on lis
superiority over any other kino manu.
factured. He was told several times to
leave but still kept up his song about his
goods until the vexed housekeeper seized
q dippcr and filling IL from pot of boil
ing water On the stove, repeated her
demands for him to leave the room or
take the consequences. He picked up his
soap but fingered for moment ia the
hallway 80 express his opinion of the
manner in which he had besn treated.
He fingered one second too long for in
that short period patience ceased to be
q virtue. and the dlpper full of scalding
water descended on his head causing him
10 retreat with more speed tnnn grace.
double sleigh containing q sleighing
psrty from Providence capsized between
Fiskville Four Corners and Hope last
evening. but the occupants escaped unin-
jured. Tne horses were driven by Ilar-
eDce Dayton of Providence. who clung TO
the reins and stopped the team in a short
i.t.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
A Well Known Character Dead.

WAsHINGJoS, Jan. 3J.-w. II. Big-
eirs one Of the wcll-krown characters
Of Washington j, dead. lie was born in
New York ma for many years mad Office
under the Albany le2iIlature. lie was
clerk at tie house OF representative for
years and was ccll known to public men
gsn,rilly. In aly life be was on tho
it,~ I'D sa.d 80 rave payct with Booth
10 est nd MtCulloSgh. s.,~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
KLATZ MAY DIE.
He Was Exposed by Lent'S
Burglar Catcher.
Wh.n Latter Told Him to
Surrender Klatz Fled.
Lent Then Discharged Both Barrels
of His Shot Gun at Him.

GREENWICH, Conn.,, jan. 30. William
Kia,z, a Gerioan, aged 40 years, en-
ployed by T.. c. Benedict the banker was
shot, probably fatally, at O'Clock this
morning by Daniel Lent, proprietor Of
an extensive hennery. Lent rigged up q
burglar catcher. he saw a man and called
upon him to surrender but the latter, who
proved to be Ki2tz, refused and started
to run. Lent discharged both barrels and
the contents Of the weapon took effect in
Klstz's back snd penetrated his stomach.
Lent has not yet been arrested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
WHAT TO DO.

There is comfort in the knowledge so
often exprr ssed. that DR.. kilmer's Swamp
Root, the greet kidney remedy fulhlls
every wish in reieging pain In TIE back.
kidneys, liver, bladder and every part OF
the urinary passages. IL corrects INABILITY
to hold urine and scalding pain In pass
ing IL, or bad effect following the use of
liquor, vine or beer, and overcomes that
unpleasant necessity OF being compelled
to get up many times during the NIGHT
TO urlnstc. The mild and the extrnordi.
nsry effect of swamp-Root is soon real
lied. Il stands the highest for it's won
erful cares of the most distressing cases.
II you need a medicino you should nave
the best. sold by druggists price iif,y
cents aud one dollar. For sample bot
tie and pamphlet both sent free ~ mail,
mention The Providence News and send
your full post office address to DIR. Kilner
& Co., Binghamton, n. Y. The pro-
p.fcroYs Of this paper guarantee the gen.
uineness OF this offer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
TO SAVE "A MURDERER.
Dugstrow, the millionaire, Under
the x Rays.
Effort to Find Something to Substan-
tiate Plea OF Insanity.

Sr. LOUIS, Jan. &C, Efforts continue TO save
Dugstrow, tho millionaire murderer, from the
gallows Several X-ray photographs have
Just been taken of him 10 discover If posi- BILE
any malformation that might be construed as
producing insanity. The photos were devsl-
opoi and the details Of the experiment will be
produced before the sheriff = jury, which will
pass upon tho question of insanity at Union
Hill, Missouri.
DR. Hebert Roberts, who conducted the ex-
pertinent, has little hopes that he Will secure
COOL photos.
"DugstrOw was too nervous" he said, and
would not remain stil long enough. Finally
ho became angry and exctable and declared
that no could not stand il any longer. Ho
Will have TO try IL again when be Is in a more
favorable condition"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
TO Gct Ont Of the Way

Wien trouble is coming, is obviously
the part OF common sense. An obstrhc.
lio1 OF the bowels ~ a serious obstacle
to health. 20 get this out Of the way II
an easy matter win the thorough l'x-
stive, Hosteaafs stomsch Bi,iors, which,
elthougb I, Affords lief, never grires
snd convulsss liscss drss,ic purgstiye.
Dyspopia, in6liii', kidney and rheums-
TIC ailments and nervousness yield to this
genial family medicine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
Kcpi Common Nulsances.

John Neary and Hugh Phillips. who wero
some time ago indicted for maintaining com.
mon nuisanocs, were today brought into the
commoa pleas division OF the supreme Court
on capia cs. Tscy We're cach sentenced 10 pay
a Nne uf 800 nnd % sorvo 4O days In Jail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
Denied.

Hattie L. Randell's psti ion for an al
lowance pending the termination of tie
divorce preceding she has begun against
her husband Alton Randall YVES denied
by the Appellate Court today. Mrs. Ran
dali was permitted TO amend her petition
for divorce by the corrt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
Found Dead in His Bed.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan.3). --CIptRin Dasid
Tayior Of MATHS q .Taylor,a snip building
frm of Cimden, was founf dead in led
at his home in Merchaat,ville. He was
20 ysars cf rge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
Heart Disease Relieved ia 30 Minutes

Heart Disease Relieved In 30 Minutes
DIR. Agncw's Cure for the Heart gives
perfect relief in all cases of Organic or
sympathetic Heart Disease in 30 minutes.
and speedily effects cure. IL is peer
less remedy for Pslpitation, shortness OF
Breath, Smothering Spells, Pain in Left
Side snd ell symptoms OF diseased
Heart. One desc convinccs. scli ty
r. l.. Jothrop, 90 Westminster s.rert;
Blsnding * Blsnding, 81 and Weyt osso.
strest; GoC. l. Claim & Co.. 62-IS south
Main street; Hall a Lyon, 23' Wsstmin-
ster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

Chirago. Jan. S0.-A meeting OF the
National DAIRY union will he held here
Feb. 10. A president and other officers
arc TO be elected, and important busi-
ness will come UP. The call says; I'VE
have accomplished a great deal of good
in the pest year. but there is more work
for us TO do"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
Health Report.

Fifty.two deaths were reported TO the
health department this week. Three were
from diphtheria and one each from typhoid
fever. measles, whooping cough and Group
The contagious Eases reported new this week
were IL diphtheria, scarlet fever anu one
each OF mea les and whooping cough.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
CONVENTION SIGNED.
Commission to Define Part OF the
Boundary of Alaska.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Secretary Olney and
Sir Julian Pauncefote at ~ o'clock today
signed tho convention for the definition by a
commission Of so much of the boundary line
between Alaska ana the British possessions as
is marked by the lllst meridian. The treaty
will be sent TO the Senate on Monday and its
outlines have already been forecast exclu-
sively by The Associated Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
HOW TO FIND OUT.

FIJI bottle or common glass with
urine and let II stand twenty-four
hours; "A sediment or settling indicates
a diseased condition of the kidneys.
When urine stains linen IL is positive
evidence ef kidney trouble. Too FIRE.
qnent desire TO urinate or pain In the
back, is also convincing proof that the
Kidneys and bladder arc out of order.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
Greek Students Surrender.

ATHENS, Jan. 30.--Students numbering
500, who were beseiged by the troops,
have capitulated. TIE supply OF water
was cut OF aud tie students surrendered.
The stuuents caused a riot Friday night
when the iruops fired in the air and he
students replied oy using their revolvers.
A boy WIS silled and several persons
were wounded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Lorerzo D:nies Assauiing Nor W asky
Fned for Stealing.

In the Sixth district court this morn
ing Joserh Lorenzo pleaded not guilty to
tte chtrse OF committing an assault on
Bertha Morwsssy, ana was held until
Tuesday for tIi'l.
Michael McNally was fined $40 and costs
for stealing lead pipe from Edward Gal
lagher.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
Possible Arrangement With Cuoans.

MADRID. Jan. 3).-Tho Epoca says that
words dropped by the minister of war, Lieu
tolsnt General Azcarraga point 20 the pos
sihiiity Of an arrangement being arrived at
shortly with the Cuban IN urgonts Much inn
porlanco is attached by the newspapers here
10 tho recent visit OF Cnncd States Minister
Taylor 90 the minister ot foreign affairs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

Soothing for burns. scalds, chap2ed hands
and lips. Healing for cuts and sores In
slant relief for piles stops pain at once.
These arc the virtues of DeNit.'s tazcl salve
Joseph g. Iohn.tons Pharmacy, S7 West
rninstcr street: Metzgcrs Pharmacy. 20
North Main street: Alfre1's Pharmacy, III
Eddy street. Joseph Driver. Rive. s'de phsr.
snncy, 50 Mnnton avenue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
Nil DIGIT Judgment.

In the common pleas division of the Supreme
Court today nil dicit judgment was entered
for the plaintiff in the case of Eli zabeth Nit
cheli rs. Daniel j. AicOsl,er ct al. for $3.50 and
costs. The suir was 10 recover the balance on
n lease of premises owned by thelplaintiff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

\ torpid liver means bal complexion, bad
breath. indigestion aud frequent headaches.
To avoid such companions take DcWitt's
Littlc Early Riscrs. the fainous little Mills
Joseph =. Johnstons Pharmacy. S8 West
minister street: Bctzg,r'a Fharnary. 80
North Main street: Alfrca's Pharmacy, N
Eddy street: Joseph Driver, RivcrsiQe PhRr-
macy, SS Manton avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

breath through the blower sGurlied
with each bottle OF Dr. Arnew's
Catarrhal Powder, 6iffnses this Pow
der over this surface ~ the nasal ps.-
ssgts. Painles. and delightful to use. IL
relieves instantly, and permanently cures
Catsrrh, Hsy tsver, tolds, heaoeene,
Sore Throat. Tonsili,is and Desf1sss. 80
cts. Sold ~ n. T.. Lothrop, 50 Westnfnstsr
street lslspding a Blanoiny. 81 and IS Wey.
tosset street; Geo. l.. Clsfiin Co., 62-I4
souih Main street; Hall q Lyons za5
Nsstminstsr streets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

Scnaior-Elect Piait Goss TO Florida.
NEw YoRs, Jan. 80. Mr.. Plstt has
left for a months vacation in Florida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-05
Con ell misnn0 signo

He aquf como ha descrito Cirujeda en- una
de sus cartas la victoria de Punta-Brava:
eUn dfa salt de operaciones con 800 hon.
bres AL POGO me vi rodeado de fuerzas ene
migas, que trataban de envolverme. Ech6 una
ojeada y comprendiendo 10 grave de mi eitua
ci6n, deciif hacer mi vida la de mis-
soldados Decididos 8 morir antes que rendir-
nos, permanecimos Ia defensiva; mas he aquf
que al punto observe gran perturbaci6n en- los
insurrectos; aquella masa compacta a los pri
meros disparos hugo la desbandada. 5Que
suceso provldencial determine este movimiento
de confusion retirada? Pronto 10 supe. Ma
Geo, ell enemgo mas tenaz formidable de Es.
pana yacfa exinime en- ell suelo. Aquel dfa era
vfspera de la lnmaculada Conception, Patrona
del arma de Infanterfa; en- aquella hora empe-
zaba rezarse ell ofcio de la Purfsima, por
singular coincidencia ell sitio donde cay6 Maceo
Sc titulaba <La Conceptions. No podfa 20 es.
perar mas favor de la Reina de los Angeles
sY habra quien dude aun de que el signo
de nue. stra fe es ell signo de nuestra salvac6n?
de Ella Lectura Popular,, de Madrid.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-05

segdn Sc decfa, pronto habrfan elecciones y
sopechando aguna artimafla, dlje 8 Ellis me
leyera el eserlto 10 cual Sc nego, guardando
los papeles en- su casa. Convencido del engaho
que me hicieron, acudf al Alca de, quien llam6
al referiio ejeoutor y lie hzo romper IN pliego
que dijo ser ell que 20 habfa frmado; pero
como irme dos dudo que sea cierto 10 que me
aseguraron.
Puedo asegurar one nj he frmado nj fir
mare c@dulas los conservadores que 81 mi
frma aparece con ellos estoy dispuesto aeudr
los tribunales.
Lo revelado es 10 sucedido, segin rruebas
tengo. LIE anticipo gracias por la publication
de estas |fneas y me suscribc de us.ed alto.
S. S. Q. B. S. N Pablo Sa'gado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-05
NOTICIAS

~ Nos dicen de Arecibo, que la nueva
<Farmacia Martfnezs, de aquella localidad, va
ganando cada dia mas las simpatfas del pueblo
arecibeho. ST del joven Martinez hemos dido
en- todas ocasones tributarle mercedes elogios,
como farmaceutico, tambien los tiene bien me-
recidos como escritor, cuya modestia le ha he
cho siempre ocultar su nombre tras ell pseud6n-
mo. Al felicitar 4 Arecibo por la adquisicon
de tan val1oso elemento, felicitamos tambi6n al
joven Licenciado, por la nueva acogida que ha
tenido en- la invicta villa.
*** El dfa 2l del corriente tendran lugar
los examenes generates de la escuela publica
elemental de ninas que en- la Carolina dirige la
competente profesora, sehorita dona Luisa Fer
nandez Callejo Agradecemos mucho la invi-
taclon que para dlchos actos se ha servido
Aacernos, y deseamos la sehorita Callejo el
mejor 6xito,
~ El domingo 80 del corriente 254 i'm
ponentes, depositaron en- la Gaia de Ahorros
de Mayaguez, la cantidad de $l,177'5O mo-
~ Los giros sc hallan actualmente en-
esta capital los siguientes tipos: Londres 8 div
s.l7a 6. Idem 80 DIV. s.l24 e. PARIS 50 p. e
Madrid Barcelona, 26 g Provincias, II
p.S New York 81 p. g Habana, SO. p. 8
~ Eu la tarde del sabado dltimo falleci6
en- Caguas consecuencia de una hemorragia
cerebral en- ell transcurso de una febre gastriea
tfhca, ell % Teniente del Battalion Provisional
namero 6, don Francisco Gid Tesonero, ell cual
regres9 ell dfa anterior de Aibonito donde sc
hallaba destaoado con su compahfa. A las 8
de la manana del domingo, verified su sepe-
lilo al que asistio un piquete eompuesto de 30
hombres que lie tribute los honores de ordenan.
"a. Tambien acompanaron al oadaver del seiior
Cid hasta la Ultima morada, todos l,s seifores
jefes ofciales de su Cuerpo, presentes en-
esta ciudat, los ofciales banda de la oompa-
MIA de Voluntarios el resto de la fuerza en-
traie de paseo, y bastante concurrenoia de par
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-05
ULTIMA H0RA

Al entrar en- prensa LA CORRESPONDENT
c1A nos dicen que hoy despues de almuerzo Sc
declararon en- huelga los obreros que en- ndmero
de ochenta pico, trabajaban ell derribo de
las murallas por cuenta del ,municipio. Causa:
que querfan que Sc les pagase ell jornal los
sa0'dSs no por qunos9a como estsacordsdo
ros convino pagarles una parte esta tarde, 3
10 que Sc avinieron mas de 40. Ell resto resisti6
y la emprendi6 pedradas contra sus compa'
neros. Con este motive ell Ingeniero los des-
pidio todos. Els 10 que hemos podido ave-
riguar. Los trabajos Sc interrumpieron; ST.
guio en- ellos una brigada de confnados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-05
De GUAYAMA

Sr. Director de LA CoRREspoNDENc1A.
Mi estimado amigo: He de agradecer su
bondad ell favor de dar cabida en- su peri6dico
1 las siguientes lfneas, quedando con tai mott.
yo sumamente obligado su affmo. amigo
s. S. G. B. S. M.-Jos6 NJ. Lopez.
AL PALS.
Hoy las once de la maiana, en- momentos
EN- que me retiraba de la casa de comercio de
los Sres. M. Fernandez Co., para mi casa,
fuf miserablemente provocado al pasar por
frente de los Sres. Sucesores de Amor6s Her.
manos, tambien comerciantes de esta plaza,
70; Sergio Dfaz, hijo de Don Abelardo Dfaz,
ca por grandes servicios materia de
elecciones, al partido a que pertenece.
AL acercarse mi ell mencionado Sergio
Dfaz, me pregunt6 81 era 20 ell corresponsal de
la CoRREsPoN DENCIA, 4 10 que lie conteste que
sf, enseguida me trio una bofetada que no
acerto tocarme, porque sc conoce que la solt6
con miedo, y 10 prueba, que al llevar 20 mis-
manos al bolsillo para ver 81 tenfa algdn arma
con Iu6 poder defenderme de aquel salvaie, al
trecho que mediaba entire 81 81 establecimien-
to de los referidos Sucesores de Amor6s Her
manos, 10 salv6 en- dos saltos. Al encontrar-
me 20 sin NADIA con que defcnderme, corrf Gale
abajo en- busca de algo que me sirviera de de-
itasa salieron tras mi ell padre y ell hi voci
fernando en- actitud de matones, en- cuyo
momento se aglomer6 Ell pueblo, terciaron al
gunas personas de respetabilidad y termino ell
espectaculo.
En- scguida suplique mis- dos queridos
amigos Don Celestino Qomfnguez Don Ga
briel Cap6 fueran avistarse con ell valiente va
referido para exigirle por medic de las armas
una reparaci6n la ofensa que me habfa infe-
rido, Ell resultado de sus gestiones 10 veran
por la siguiente carta que las cuatro de la
tarde recibf de dichos buenos amigos. Hela
aquf.
Guayama, i 9 de JUNO de- 1897.
Sr. Don jose Manuel Lopez.-Presente.
Muy ST. nuestro distinguido amigo: Ac-
cediendo sus deseos, nos hemos avistado con
81 Sr. Don Sergio Dfaz y habieudole manifes
tado el objeto que llevabamos, que era recabar
de 81 una reparaci6n por medic de las armas
como satisfaction cumplida q la aggression de
cue fu6 v, objeto en- la ma1iana de hoy frente
q la casa comercial de los Sres Sucesores de
Amor6s Hermanos, debemos manifestar V.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-05

Miguel Canellas, don Rafael Alvarez Ferrer,
don Fernando M. Cesteros don Guillermo No
BILE, don Manuel Padal, don Alvaro Padial,
don Luis Padial, doa Manuel Llorente, don
Nj. g. Elzaburo, don Pedro del Vale, don Ma.
nuel del Vale, don Jorge Serveran, don Ra
mon Patron, y don Manuel Paacios.
Ari+mntin2 del professor don Emiliano J.
7''e"ol'Ou Diaz. Esta arltmetica apro-
badada como libro de texto por ell Gobierno
General de esta Isla en- su circular de 80 de Ju-
nio de 1885, en- IL de Diciembre de 1885 pre-
vic un laudatorio informe de la Junta de Ins
trucci5n r1blica al intro Iucfrsele mejoras por
su autory altimamente por Real orden, Sc halla
de venta en- las prncipales librerfas de la Isla
en- ell Bazar de don Olimpio Otero de Ponce.
-. Han sido nombrados interinamente
para desempenar los cargos de Secretario LIE
trado del Consejo de Administration, don Luis
de Azcarate y Fesser, auxiliar, don Alvaro de
Leon, escribente don Jose r. Pinela; secre.
tario de la Delegation de San Juan don Luis
de Sche|ly, Official 4. Q don Engenio Santae-
LA y Escribientes don Gonzalo Gil de Leon
don Ricardo Amado; Secretario de la De'egs-
citnde Ponce, D. Joaquin de Rojas Martinez,
o6cial s. Q don Luis r smery, Official 4. Q don
Silvestre Cabalero. 2 Escribientes don Manuel
Il. Buitrago don Francisco Segur. Los nom
braml mlentos de Escribiente deben entenderee en-
propiedad, asf como los de Jefes de dichas
dependencies, designados por Real Orden, son
los sigaientes: Delegates Regionsles de sao
Juan Ponce, respectivamcnte don Narciso So
ler y don Luis Alvarado. Couseieros ponentes
don Ulpiano Va|des don Rafael Perez Garcia.
ReVebeos Victoria sron5.so sasss sogssesss ps5s d.
familias, en- la ferreterfa quincalla de Orca
sitas y Soliveras, Cruz numero 7. Cemento
Portland marca Corona. muy barato.
~ A don Manuel Alvarez, vecno de esta
Capital, Sc lie han extraviado decimos del
billete numero l.216, correspondence al sorteo
que Sc veriicara ell 10 del corrente. Dchos
decimos correspondent q los foios l, 2, 8, 4,
6, 7, 8, 8, y 10. Ell que los devuelva Las
Dos AntiUas, Tetuan l6, sera gratifcado.
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COMUNICADO
GALES l. Q JUNO 1897.
Senor Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.

A.
Capital.
Sr. y amigo mfo: En- las altimas elecciones
para Diputados, no obstante ser 20 de antique
liberal, mi frma aparecio suscribiendo de
las c6dulas presentadas por los conservadores,
frma que df inconscientemente, porque aun-
que frmo, no Sc leer, por 10 tanto me pueden
dar cato por liebre.
Ahora bien; 81 aquella vez solo me concre-
te protestar pasivamente en- la actualidad
estoy dispuesto sufrir q. Sc me engane, por 10
que esperc sirva publican 10 que me ha pasa-
do en- ell dfa de aver con empleados de la AL
caldfa, para que 81 fuese neoesario en- su dfa' en-
union de los testigos q. tengo surta sus efectos.
Encontrandome mi casa, fuf llamado
por ell ejeeutor de apremios don Santiago Ellis
para que como testigo presenciara embargo
que dijo iba a trabar bienes don Felix
Pares. Como me requirio en- caracter de
ejecutor lie acompah6 y en- casa de Pares me
encontre al empleado de la Acadia don
Altagerges Rios, quien me ratified 10 dicho por
Ellis. ALI escriberon y luego me instaron
frmara las diligencias, baci6ndolo en- dos Pile
gos sellados. va fuera de la casa reoorde, que