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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-04
PEUG EOT

-. De Manatf: <En esta localidad hay
quienes olapadameute, por sconveniencia, unos
nal aconsoi iados otros, hacen propaganda
en- contra de Ia campai1a en6rgica qae sostienen
los hiisares de- la 'Integridad' estos estan
dispuestos guitar <csretass y d exhibir dc
cuerpo ente,o las fotograf(as de agunos junl.
peros ell letras de molde'
~ En- Montecristo calle 9.--Doia Re.
parada Regittfo, m6iicalcrbatera deelarada de
testo po la sicuntansa debida, y examina po la
Doctore espiritistss de echisa.nientos dc los
barrios alyecentos certitica qae: Para poder
resistir la palte ectricista de que esta compues'
to 10 eraaeo, bu go cabcza, no hay mas que
leba los clegantes sombrcros que yande nino
Cf en- 10 <Cla, de San Panchito 81.
~. Anoche s las dez media contra jeron
matrimonio en- ests igesia cateiral el segundo
tcnients dc inianteria don Arturo Jim6nez y
Segui con la virtuosa scn6rita Eliza Lundt J
Medrano Apadrnaron ell aoto los eeposos
Rovira Asisteron muchos amigos. Feoida.
des sin cucnto les deseamos.
~ Ests mailana las s tuvc lugar en- la
parroquial de san Francisco una misa de ere
QUEEN, apIcsda por el cterno descanso del al
ma del seilor captain don Antonio Mauri. A
dicho acto asistieron toaos los jefas odciales,
y ls mayor parte de las clases soldados del
provisional njimero 3, acnyo cuorpo pertenecia
ell fnato.
~ Los seforas Lopez Lantlrin, BalbAs,
Gonzalez, Riyero J Marxuach, vooalea de la
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los Estadoa Inidos daba iuteryenr en- ella
para poner tirmino al conillcta,
s*x Anoche Sc comentsh&n mncho ell esta
capital los sguientes parssf q dc sQNnas, en-
las <Cositas de La lnte griia1s: eNo re por
que NE siento mas hombre. Partceme que
tengo hoy mas despejadas mis funcloncs cere'
braes y hasta mas granae la yersiienza. ;Ia'
vala va no mi herniano Ell politics! y este
me entusissma! Z,va'a, e consp;raaor y bui.
cotizador del 81; el preso del More; ell incon-
dicional de convenencia ha hecho cau<a co.
min con aqueos qae uos expulsan dcl partldo
porque pensamos con nuestras cabezas. Ia ex-
pulsion es iusta. 81 Sc consldera que ell ocs'
sones hemos dcfendi!o 81 fncto judas lie
Guayanilla. Hoy me siento fe!iz, dichoso.
:. Y 10 volvcrt defer der ZavalaM,
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mayoria con un ari:ciio ccrr!do, c seiior Diaz
Nayarro,qn es hombre de lartio, ha dc CON
pr,naer qle no poiin los dipota los que II
componen proeeier lc otra sucite, juagando
esas cQes,iQuc4 baio cl prisms do IA c7eaeia po
litca 4 Jeo pertcneccn.
Sc o&tendo el sener E!,ozcae cn oloeucnlea
conaideiaconcs sobrc les nleyas reforlnaa y
coMcluy3 diciegio ecu su Ir3cqleza y sinaerilao
ha5iiusl: Yo, Excmo. seiior, hoy 10 pnedo ofrc-
Ger naaa Y. f. como hodbre de psrtilo en- 10
que !. la aplic,ci6 dc csss reormas re redere;
como particular h4 de lenerme Siempre Y. Il. 4
sas 6rienes para coadyuvar 4 Ia obra del gobierno
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de gracia. lIallabsnse en- eli mostrador de la
bc,ica de ID Pedro Co!berg, dos l6yenes parlen
ties de este, preparaa;lo unos sarbaxos explo.
siyos para una fiesta de IN b1rlo, cuando, Sin
saber IL causa, sinti5se uaa terrible detonacion.
Las psrsonas one panetraron en- 81 local, pre-
eenolsron M espectaeno horrible y desgarrs-
dor. Los j5yanes Andres Ramirez, y Juan
Colbary preseatahan terribas quemaluras en-
las maucs, brazos cara. De tai grayedad re.
sultaron las recibidas por el jovea Ramirez que
tuvierou que aiDputarle la mano derecha dos
dedos de la izquierda, y es casi seguro que sino
qneda ciego perdera IN ojo. Para asistir 8
Juan Coberg fuG llamado nuestro estimado
amigo eli doctor Carbonell, quen ha lograao
sa!vsrle las manos, solo ha tenido que ampu'
tar IN dedo Hoy i las ha saliao nuevanen'
81 hlbl doctor, para Csbo Rojo La explosion
fuG tan fuerte que sc sinto 4 alguna distancia
Gel pueblo. Una de las piedras de marmol del
mostrador qaedo hec},a ailicos. ST antes de
entrar Ell prensa resibmos mas detalles los CO.
muncarenos nuestros lectores.,
~ Por la secoion de administration civil
Sc ha remiti3o 4 la Comisdn provincial ell re
curse de a'zada intarpuesto por don Jose Fran
cisco Rodriguez contra un acuerdo del ayunta
miento de Msyagii:z relative al abasto de car
nes por remates deeensles.
j; Gran n0vedad' iIe Ultima ?a,0rs zen en- ne. ns
NOS DE ARMAS acaban dc recibir las afa-
madas biccletas
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atcncidn del se1or Outlet No os Iilc nala por ell
a1ui er.
-Nos lie darss las seaeas en- nj n3'nbre
=; No vais i verle? -.
sQu6 qperts one le Olga?
-Nucsrvs efertos esa. o-cn Los he ca!la 10 como
81 fner2n nos Ell msmo let ocaeaio de e!los
s. no nerGis conserTar Ia s1arii pn velier 10 que
ella tcctls iapide. peo oIos b.beots
ago cuaIo nno los eomps psr' yen la cuando quee
dc-hscerse dc elos Eo subj:
No.
ii y esta noche?
= No sc loque hare. Estoy muy preocuIada....
lo comprendo; pero precise abaGtionarse Io
mbit he pasaAo las nas, ten.ais culalo pero aiai
me taneis .-.i Y YES tentis 10 que 70 tenia
II eresa susr pro.
la portera alu2ia su fatal belie2a
En- verdal que voy i subr momanto lijo vaanio
&c ecar.-Dadme la Have. Ne gusa a Yer mi na
niaci ;pespGts pasearme rcspifar mahsna
iert
ESQ NO desanmtis Auu tendis amigos Yo,
e sen.r Outlet
Teresa cosd la lave drgd Ia esca'era Cuando
la slbia pensaba:
=: I)onle eat 70 rnalana:
su guardla estaba muy limpa, sin pclyo, odo en- el
mayor orden.
S4a dbuo eaban col gados as lareles, los Iapce
los pinceles eet2ban sobre la
Los boceos que Ella tenia gHardios el caion de la
mesa los haba Outlet que enetenia en-
miraros de cuando eaanio ecueTo de Ia arta
qge pensaba sin
Noria & e1contrar dos sillar. los pocos
efectos que hatia aio de Il I;ocs del Lobo.
Ali c.aba su saquito Lo ahr6
En- 81 encontr6 tareta del marques uheTo lie Sauyes
Al verla lned6 peEaatlva
El marques era bueno atsnto amable gaante.
Con ella se haba porta1o muy ben.
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Era muy Taro 10 que ella deselba
La inscription ciDco lraneos despnGs la mita del
ssario del primer mes, &c coIocaoi6a
i.,to eefla todo
Teresa repitd defpedila.
Esta hicn, 10 pensar6 yotyerd Gtaeias.
sa!ij huyendo.
Ii oor de aqne!lo sos que paracian estibuo de in
fcTno mceierno, Ia snb!eyaba el corazGn.
Sc acerclba Ia bora &c la cita de los krug.
Sn Ultima experencil estaha hecha.
lens0 Iue cinCo frances ajor enpead0s
veres que gsrras de aqneos comeFciantes dc ise
ria que despn de todo se hcaan de els prometan
raia qne toto tena tempo de espeFar ell
que h1bera dc saearla del apuro que estaba.
EutFo psstclerla compio cmpnaca, dos bne-
las de vino comn csas povisionea dgl6 del
pntor.
Eto fue el mana que Gaia del cielo.
Ia secra Krug habia poddo re1nir mss que pan
media docena huevos.
Su boisilo la permitia crslo estaba
nuerto de haoia mss de ses en- el barrio.
FL almuerzo fue
pesar los de Teresa para snlmsr ami
ge odo el mun1o que aIuel festin repetiris
Laidea de misera final cerna por eneima do aquess
catezas.
La Teresa traando de parecer tranqu auu ale
gre, estaba desesperafa.
A cosa de las cuatfo separ5 ia los krnc.
qneiahan mss que frances por todo cpial Ia
idea hotels de pobTes que eAn aber
para los empleados repugnaba alto
grado.
Per paIte, :tenia 10 necssrio para aslo
en- elios?
Esta repugpanca Ia i6 vaor para volver habitacon
ca de la Gale del Echaude.
las encontraba delsne de la de aoador
e selor Qui lei.
l., poItera estabs & la puerta tomsndo el fresco
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43,-FORTAlEZA- 43
Sc vendon y alquian muebles CT condiyio-
nes vcntajcsas
.7y I4"f tote es mtero.
~ La renu5cia 10 Ramon EInerto el car
40 de orlcnsnza cartero de Ia administration
de Bayaindn.
-. Han coptiaio matrnon!o en- MAYA
eiiez, e spreciabe joven don lInmberto Kor =
ber, apoderaao de Ia respectable casa Fritz
Lnndt y Co., y Ia bslls simpatica senorita
Maria Teresa Taboala Chayarri.
- lila falleciao en- San German la csti-
lnahle seHorita dofa Ricarda Pojals Carlo.
f. l. P.
x*. Refridndonos { la explosion en- Cabo-
Rojo que notjficamos en- otro lug!r sia detaiies,
dice sEl lmparcia'a de 'Mayagilez: eAyer tar
de, las !, en- Cabo-rojc, ocurri6 una terrible
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VA R | { D / D { S.

Autononia canadense. d. 81 d1, Ia 'oS''!s So ia
haba de otra cosa. Ell surtdo colossal do que.
sos que recibi5 'sCereoedo", no hay mas reme-
dio qae sntes que legae ese dfa, surtirse de los
riqnfsimos Patagras, Creme de Creme, el supe.
rior en- Latas Vejigas de Bola Corso Caa
Neuchatel, Camembert, Tres Padres Gfuye-
re. Toaos pueaen conseguirse comprandolo.
en- casa de Cereoedo, Hermanos y Compallia.
Venla da una casa. En- santurce prdx'mo
ssh'a w 0''a e@o"' al Institute en- llno
dc !os puntos mas ssnos, SC yenda una, c6,noda,
de buenas condolences con un patio espacioso
que renta $50 mensuales. Fortaleza II, infor-
maran. 15-3
Italia en- Puart0Rco. Qas'o Que pasmssano
pasta para aops, Fideini. Macarroni, Regime,
Trenete forati, Mostac ciol, Etiquette, Danatall,
Rigati, Bianch, Mortadela salchioh6n de
Bologna, Queso Gorgonzola, Mantcquilla ita.
Llama, Feruet Brauca, en- sEl Colmado, de Ce.
recedo, Hermanos Compahfa.
"EI Parisiensa" -pELu0UERIAY 7 i ~ + PER,
LECO2PrE.-CRUZ II. Surtido general
importation direeta de 10 mas seecto que en-
perfnmerfa Sc fabrica en- Ffancia, Inglaterra
Italia. Espeoialidal en- enseres de eBarberfa
Perfumerfa ing'esa,. I-impieaa y scryicio
in'nej jorable. Sc a.lmiten abonos.
klr1engn Liberia dc OLYMPIC Otero G'once
"'"'""s" Puerto-lS o.-KETTERER.- Fiji
grana, opera Is, Polka, so centayos. : IDEM.
Ell 1.ago de las Ondinas opera 55, Capricho,
sl-13 centavos.-IDEM. -Africana, opera 70,
Fantasfs, Sl-35 ceotavos. -~ IDhM. -- DANA
Bogemiana opera 246, l-l3centsvos.--IDEM
-Mandoinata, opera $50, Fantasia sl-l3 ctvs.
Rafael Castro Gonzalez ners5 osrsi5o; q sssa. ea:
te Comisionista-MsyagGez Pto- Rieo-se de-
dica a toaa clase de negociaciones y especial
mente las de giros, acciones obligaoonea
de sociedades, frutos, mercancias, cobrcs por
cnenta agena, etc. etc. Ofcina calle dc la Adua.
ma, bajos del hotel Europa. P
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RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE. April 6.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The trustees Of Red
lands have granted franchise for that
portion of the poles and lines over which
Riverside receives its electric current
which passes through the municipality
of Redlands. The term of the franchise
is 40 years.
There were five additions to the num-
ber of patients in the county hospital
yesterday.
Rev. ]. H. Spence Of Parkersburg, w.
Va, is conducting a series of meetings
at the United Brethren church
Charles s. Dole of Riverside at the
Stanford field day Saturday won two
events-the pole vault, clearing 10 feet
II inches, and the broad jump. clearing
20 feet AZ inches. He is captain Of the
track team.
City Engineer Johnson has gone to
Chicago on two weeks visit.
The ladies of the Universalist church
society will meet with Mrs. c. w. Syl-
vester on Park avenue tomorrow after
noon.
/ Mrs. Mary Rlngle was yesterday
morning granted divorce from her
husband. and at high noon was married
to s. j. Danah, Rev. Edw. F. Goff off,
ciating.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Gulick have re-
turned from their eastern trip.
County Auditor Clancy's report to the
board of supervisors today shows that
there Is cash In the different funds as
follows: General county. SIS. 1854. 81; sal
ary. Se.bss.1s; hospital, s1eAs& The esti-
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SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, April 6.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Today is given over en-
tirely to the municipal election. AL
though the bitterest feeling has been en-
gendered between the followers of the
various candidates for mayor, every
thing today is being conducted in most
orderly manner. At the various polling
booths throughout the city interested
crowds gathered and an occasional visit
from the band that Is out in Carlson g
favor enlivened the otherwise monoto-
nous discussions. UP to noon today the
prevailing opinion was that the contest
had finally centered upon d. C. Reid and
w. II. Carlson. Within the past "a
hours preceding the time for opening the
booths the situation of many of the can
didates has been considerably changed,
and the withdrawal of Joseph S. Bach
man in favor of Carlson sent this candi-
date from the position of certain defeat
to that of a probable winner. Then,
again, Major Sweeney advanced we'll in
the front ranks of probable candidates
by the support of the Union, and D. c..
Reed, the Republican nominee, was
Holland, the Democratic candidate, has
made an honorable and gentlemanly
fight all through the campaign and has
rallied to his support some of the best
people in the city.
At the regular monthly meeting last
night of the city board of education the
The herald., 1897-04-07
SAN DIEGO COUNTY

report of Superintendent Cubberley
showed an attendance during the past
month of 1856, an increase in the total
of over 200 more than for the same
month in 1896 The superintendent also
pointed out that the needs for a high
school were more imperative than ever,
and upon the reorganization of the
board it Is certain that some action will
be taken for the erection of the building
recommended.
The directors OF the Linda Vista Irri-
CATION district held their regular month
ly meeting this morning, when bids were
opened for the construction of the pro-
posed system for furnishing water for
the district. The bidders were Osborn
& Sons and ]. r. Wade. After the pro-
posal had been read the directors took
them under advisement
The committee in charge of raising
subscriptions for the proposed railroad
to connect San Diego and Ramona re-
ports that only $4,000 more has to be
subscribed before work will begin. The
committee have every hope that this
amount will be forthcoming within a
short time and says that the project is
now assured.
The very satisfactory showing made
last year in new buildings for this, city.
when the figures reached over 81 500, 900,
gives every indication OF being exceeded
this year. At present three large build
ing are in course of construction, on
which over 100 men and teams are en-
ployed in excavation work, and within
a few weeks work will begin on the large
business block to be erected by ]. w.
Seton at a cost of over $4,000.
The herald., 1897-04-07
REDLANDs

REDLANDS, April 6.-(Regular Cor
respondence) Kirke H. Field was elect
ed a trustee of the Redlands public
library this morning, vice Chas. Put
nam, resigned. Mr.. Putnam will spend
the coming year travelling in Europe.
The Redlands library now has nearly
1000 volumes in circulation, and addi-
tions are made every month.
r. M. Colgate, recent conner to
Southern California from the east, has
purchased a valuable water right on
the property of George G. Heron, in
the Yucaipe valley, and will construct
a tunnel into the hillside to develop
kwater for the irrigation of adjoining
lands.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Debating society Of
Redlands elected the following officers
at its meeting last evening: President,
fCarl Richmond; vice-president Ralph
|. Richey; secretary and treasurer, Harold
Vaun; ergeant-at-arms, K. c. Wells:
executive committee, Messrs. Smith,
Libby and Green. The society is al pres
ent in very flourishing condition.
A meeting of citizens interested in the
proposed electric road for Redlands was
held this afternoon.
The directors of the Light and Power
company as individuals, will personally
subscribe for the amount of over $25, ,000
which is required to build and equip the
road
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n interested in this species of proper

men interested in this species of proper
ty, was held yesterday.
Some estimate that there will be less
than fifty cars of oranges left In this
valley after the shipments from Pomona
and North Pomona this week.
The Ludlow e. Wallace packing house
removed from the north side of the
Southern Pacific track in this city
reached its destination, corner of Third
and South Main streets, this afternoon.
w. H. Welch will be at the Vekol mines
in Arizona for three months or more.
A letter from the Fortuna mining dis
trict, few miles out from Yuma, in
forms her parents that Mrs. o. j. Brown
will be there with her husband and son
some five weeks longer before return
ing to her Pomona home.
Bert S. Bailey, after few days in his
old home in Pomona left this week for
Los AngeleN having recovered from
the injuries received in collision.
Senator S. N. Androus arrived home
last evening.
Miss Martha Mutually came in on an
afternoon train to spend few days
with friends in this city.
County School Superintendent Spur
geon v. Riley Is again in town.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Fulton made a
visit to Los Angeles this week.
Mrs. Ed M. Keller will spend por-
tion of this month in Los Angeles. Hei
husband has already gone to resume his
place in the county assessors office.
Much interest Is taken by local wheel
men in the bicycle races to occur Fiesta
week in Los Angeles. Those who are
now training on the track in Pomons
| with a view Of entering the contest are
| Sylvester Loucks, Allen Gordon, Frank
Clark, Ed Mills, Don Rush and Frank
Fleming.
]. F. Frank and wife of Marysville
Mo-, will be guests of B. F. Whipp and
family on Thursday and several day:
| thereafter.
The herald., 1897-04-07
LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, April 6.-(Regular
Correspondence.) Today is Arbor Day
here. The park must be taken care Of.
and as the council is still tied up by the
restraining order the people themselves
must do 1t.
Mrs. Hattie Burnell. the chairman
of the committee appointed to look after
the furnishing of the lunch, has attended
strictly to the business in hand, and the
lunch part of the fiesta will be ali right.
The high school pupils will give a half
day to work, and the chances are there
will be more volunteers in the ranks
than the field marshal of the day, John
Rogers, will have tools for. There will
be a meeting at the city hall tonight,
when the report of committees will be
heard, after which the plan Of proceed
ings for the morrow will be formulated.
The obsequies of Thomas ]. Outland,
which were held at the Tabernacle on
Sunday, were attended by a large con-
course of people, the Society of Friends
uniting with the Methodists in paying
this last tribute to the worth Of their
deceased brother. Revs. A. Inwood of
the NJ. E. Church and Mary NJ. Brown OF
the Friends Church off1ciated at the
ceremonies. Mr.. Outland was a native
of Park county, Indiana, and at the time
of his death was 80 years of age. He
leaves a widow, who has the deepest
sympathy of the community. His re-
mains were taken to Whittier for inter-
ment.
A social will be held in the new library
building, Alamitos. Friday evening, at
which, on the conclusion OF fine pro-
gram as an appetizer. there will be
served by the ladies in charge a nice
chicken supper. The proceeds will go
to the use of the library.
The De Moss quartette gave a con-
cert, instrumental and vocal, at the Tab
ernacle last night The concert was un-
der the auspices of the Tabernacle La
dies Social circle.
George Davies, who went up to Ven
tura last November and engaged in
farming, took a run down here Sunday
and put in a couple of days visiting with
his friends.
Miss Goleta Workman of Los Angeles
was at the beach Monday.
Mrs. John Litzan, two daughters and
son, of Charlevois Mich, came Monday
for three months stay. They are at the
Pacific hotel.
Hon. H. c. Dillon has been appointed
by County School Superintendent Riley
as school trustee for the Long Beach
school district, to fill the unexpired term
of e. E. Moore, resigned.
The herald., 1897-04-07
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, April 6-fResular
Correspondence.) The school bond elec-
tion passed off quietly and as was pre-,
dicted the bonds were heavily defeated.
Instead Of a necessary two-thirds vote
to carry, the tally stood 1873 for and 1l7
against the proposition.
At the meeting of the board Of trustees
held yesterday afternoon the sewer
question came up for discussion. It was
decided to lay the sewer along Ocean av-
enue Mr.. Noon was awarded the con-
tract of grading Ninth street.
G. Wiley Wells of Los Angeles, who Is
spending a season here for the benefit Of
his health, is very much improved, is
now able to walk about and Is steadily
gaining.
Arthur Mccoy, formerly manager of
the Mount Lowe soda works, was here
on Sunday looking for a location for an
ice cream and soda parlor and incident
ally calling on friends.
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Notice
THE HERALD PUH

THE HERALD PUBLISHING COM
pany a corporation, duly organized and
existing under and by virtue of the laws OK
the state of California, and having its prin-
cipal place of business in the city of Los
Angeles, county of Los Angeles, state or
California
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the above entitled corporation. to-wit
The Herald Publishing Company, held on
the 25th day of March, 1897. an assessment
of ten dollars (S10) per share upon the capi-
tai stock of the said Herald Publishing
Company was levied upon the said capi-
tai stock payable on or before the 30th day
of April, 1897, to the treasurer of the cor
poration the First National Bank. at its
banking house in the city of Los Angeles.
county of Los Angeles. state of California.
and that any stock upon which the assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 1st day
of May, 1897. shall become delinquent and
shall be advertised for sale at public auc.
ton, and unless payment is made before,
will be sold on the 18th day of May. 1897.
at twelve o'clock NJ. to pay such delinquens
assessment, together with costs of adver
tising and expenses of sale.
FRANK A. GIBSON.
Temporary Secretary Herald Publishing
Company.
Location of office, 222 W. Third St. Lca
Angeles, Cal.
Date of service and first publication.
March 26 1897 myl
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY

mate of the revenue for the year, as ap-
portioned to each fund: General county,
$9S,67S.4S; salary, $2S. .204. 80; hospital, $15,-
330.54. The amounts which can be drawn
upon the different funds to the end of
the fiscal year: General county, $49,-
9S96S; salary, s10.257.22; hospital, $4sSO "a.
DESPERATE OUTLAWS.
Sheriff johnson and posse, who are
out in the mountains in pursuit of Jose
Morales, the murderer of Deputy Sheriff
Wilson of Los Angeles county, and An
tonic Sepulveda, an ex-convict, who is
wanted in that county for horse stealing,
had lively brush with the outlaws to-
day. A telegram was received at noon
from Sheriff Johnson, which stated that
the sheriff and his deputies had over
taken Morales, Sepulveda and others,
and fifteen shots had been exchanged
between pursued and pursuers.
In the scrimmage Sepulveda's horse
was wounded, but the outfit got away.
The two principals separated and went
in different directions. Sheriff johnson
instructed his deputies to wire the sher-
iff and constables at Cotton, Banning
and other points where the desperadoes
would be likely to go, and the officers at
these points have been notified to be on
the alert for the escaping bandits.
Morales and Sepulveda, with a num-
Der of other Mexican fugitives from JUS
tice, have been camped in the mountains
in the. vicinity of Temecula for some
time, and since they have been there a
number of both cattle and horses have
been stolen In the vicinity.
Today's fight with the outlaws shows
them to be desperate men. and blood
shed Is expected before Capture is eff
fected.
Nothing has been heard from the
sherih since this mornings telegram.