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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01
ROOSEVELT WINS.
Famous Leader OF the Rough Riders
Named by New York Republic
ans for Governor.

Convention Hall. Saratoga, N. Y,
Sept. 2s.-The republican convention
nominated the following ticket Tues
day: For governor, Theodore Roose-
welt, of Oyster Bay; lieutenant govern
or, Timothy L.. Woodruff, of Kings;
comptroller, William j. Morgan, Of
Erie; secretary of state, John T. Me-
Donough, of Albany; state treasurer,
John b. Jacket, of Cayuga; state en-
gineer, Edward A. Bond, of Jefferson;
encouragement. John c. Davies, Of
Oneida.
The resolutions congratulate the country
upon the conclusion OF the war with Spain
IA war not undertaken for conquest. but
for the sacred cause OF humanity. and for
the just protection OF American interests.
The patriotic wisdom, patient courage and
the broad humanity which distinguished
the conduct of President Mckinley during
the critical periods OF diplomatic neRo-
tiations and battle. and which now guide
him In the restoration OF peace are eulo-
gized. The army and navy Is congratulated
upon it's splendid victories, and welcome
home is extended our brave soldiers and
sailors. who. by their courage and sacri-
fees. have added a new dignity 10 Amer
lean citizenship and given new power and
meaning TO our flag.
The platform continues: I'VE have abid-
Ing confidence that the president will con-
clude this peace upon terms that will sat.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01
Death OF DsnmarIs's Queen.

Copenhagen, Sept. 2o.--The queen OF
Denmark died at $3.50 o'clock this
Thursday morning. The queen was
81 years old, having been born Septem-
Der z, 1917. She was the daughter Of
Landgrave Wilhelm of Hesse-C assel.
and was married to King Christian
May 26, 1912. She was the mother OF
Princess Alexandria, wife of the prince
Of Wales; Of Princess Marie Dagmar,
widow OF Alexander III. OF Russia, and
OF Princess Thyra, who was married TO
the duke OF Cumberland. Her sons
were Prince Frederick, Prince Will
helm and Prince Waldemar
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01
A FLOUR TRUST.
Western and New York Milling Men
said To lie Arranging "A SOO,OUO-
600 Combination.

Milwaukee, Sept. 2o.--There is a
project OIL foot 10 consolidate all the
leading -four milling concerns in Mil
waukee, Minneapolis, Duluth, West SUI
perior and New York. L. A. Mcintyre.
of Mcintyre q Wardell. New York, is
at present in Minneapolis in confer
ence with the Pillsbury- Washburn Mill
Ing company. The terms of the pro-
posed consolidation include an ex-
change of one share of old stock for
one of new. The combined capital Of
the different milling companies said
TO be interested In the move amounts
TO about 500, 00O, 900.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01
ALGER RETURNS.
lie Speaks In Glowing Terms OF the
Conditions OF the Camps and Hos
pitfalls He Has Visited.

Washington, Sept. 29-Secretary
Alger has returned to Washington. He
came TO the war department immedi-
ately after breakfast and was soon
besieged by a number of persons who
had been waiting for his return. The
secretary looked much improved by his
trip. although it was filed withstand
work after he left Detroit.
Later he made verbal report TO the
president On the inspection Of the
army camps which he has just con-
cluded. He was occupied with the
president for two and a half hours.
During the interview Secretary Long
came over from the navy department
and Joined the party in the cabine.
room. On leaving the white house Sec
rotary Alger said he was much graft
fed with the conditions OF the camps
generally. He refrained from specific
ally charging exaggeration Of condi-
tons Of camp life, but said the results
OF the trip Of inspection were quite
satisfactory. lie had visited, he said,
every one Of the camps, the hospitals
and the sick. lie was gratifed and
especially 10 find the men in the hos
pitfalls steadily improving and that
there were so many conyalescents
where the odds against them from
their maladies had been great. Most
Of the men in the hospitals, he said,
were in good spirits, cheerful and
happy and brightly looking forward to
the time when they would be we'll
anatV
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01
APPROVES DEwEY's ACTION.
Navy Department sends Dispatch In
Answer to One Received Telling
of seizure OF FIIibuster.

Washington, Sept 2s.-The official
account ~ the seizure by Admiral
Dewey OF the flibusteriug steamer
Abbey, as reported in tho press dis
patches. is contained in the following
cablegram. received from the admiral
az the navy departments:
Manila. Sept p -Havlng received in
formation that the American steamer ABB
hey left Macao September q with cargo
or arms Tor Batnngas. j sent the McCul-
loch. She arrived al Batangas on the 23d
and found her n the harbor. having arr
rived three days earlier and landed cargo.
There were only Fiipinos aboard. They
refused 20 give any Information, and had
no papers whatever Seized and brought
her here whore we are now holding her
This steamer was formerly the Paslg' and
~ registered as an American vessel The
United States consulate at Canton have in
formation that she made one voyage OF
the same kind already.
DEWEY"
The navy department very promptly
approved Admiral Dewey's action, as
indicated by the following cablegram
which was sent him Tuesday;
washington, D. c.. Sept. 27-To Dewey
Manila. Your action I'm SELLING American
owned vessel Abbey approved. She is amen.
able to martial Jurisdiction for any viola.
LONG"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01
The, Inaorrc ItoorcYelt.

Saratoga. n. y, Sept. 29.-The coll
ored republican state convention was
held here Wednesday, Samuel Moran.
of New York city, presiding. Resolu-
tions were adopted indorsing the ac-
ton Of the republican state conven-
ton and promising the undivided sup
port TO the entire republican state
ticket, headed by Theodore Roosevelt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01
Arreated In London.
LONG"

London, Sept. est has been re
ported that the woman known as DR.
Nancy Guilford, OF Bridgeport, Conn.
has been arrested here charged with
being concerned in the murder OF
Emma Gill, of Southington, Conn.
whose body, cut into several pieces
was found some time ago in the yellow
Mil pond. near Bridgeport. Conn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01
Letter Hospital 10 close.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. 29.-Leiter
hospital, the largest general hospital
al Camp Thomas, during the summer,
will be closed within the next week or
ten days. The number OF sick men at
the park has so greatly decreased that
the Sternberg hospital Is sufficient for
all needs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01
col. nrynn'. nIneo.

Washington. Sept. 2s.-Col william
j. Bryan. OF the Third Nebraska, Is still
confined TO his bed at the home OF his
friend, c. r. Bride, 131 ID street S. Il.
lie Is suffering from an attack OF low
fever, but his physician does not re-
gard his condition as serious or alarm
ing and believes that with rest and
quiet his patient. in a few days, will
have recovered fully.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01
CLEAN OUT THE SAFE.
Bank at Flora, Ind, Plundered by
Robbers.
building Wrecked by Dynamite
Thieves Escape with About $4,000
I'm Cash After Shooting Man
Who Fired Upon Them.

Flora, Ind, Sept. 2s.-At $3.50 o'clock
TUESDAY morning burglars entered the
Farmers bank Of this city, and, plac-
ing a charge of dynamite, completely
demolished the interior Of the room
and the safe, securing about $4,000 in
gold, $1,000 in paper and $1,000 in sill
Yer. The force Of the explosion awak-
ened William Lemon, owner OF the
bank, who lives on the other side of the
street He went 10 his door 10 see
what was the matter, but upon step
ping out was commanded 10 go back.
Mr.. Lemon then opened fire with a
small revolver, which was the only
weapon H. had i'm the house. The fire
was returned with his own shotgun,
which the robbers had secured at the
bank. the first shot taking effect in
Mr.. Lemons face. chest and arm. Mr..
Lemon, however, continued to shoot
until his ammunition was exhausted.
In all 10 shots were exchanged.
Mr.. Lemon Immediately called for
help. The robbers fed TO the railroad,
running half a mile south, where they
had placed hand car, which they had
taken from the Camden carhouse.
They loaded the car with their plum
der and started north 10 Camden.
Bloodhounds were started on the trail
of the men and the thieves were traced
20 where the car had been put on the
track. The dogs were then taken TO
Camden and again started, taking up
the old track and following ii up the
railroad about a mile, where they
struck of into the woods 10 the north
west
One Man Arrested.
Although several clews are supposed
TO be in possession OF the police only
one arrest has been made. A man was
eating his breakfast at a restaurant at
Clymers when the news reached that
place. On hearing the news he hastily
paid for his meal and started up the
track. He was suspected by the Sec
zion hands. who gave chase. He was
captured with Ses5 IN his pockets and
two gold watches. lie gave his name
ne j. A. Dignan and was taken 70 jail
at Delphi 70 await developments.
Dgnan claims he was in search of
work and had carried the money for
several months lie was identified at
Clymers as man who had been in
that vicinity for week without
money. The sheriff Of Carroll county,
who now has DiPnan in his keeping,
says he is positive that the two
watches tailed with the description
OF jewelry stolen at Lemons bank
Dignan also had pair Of gloves
stained with blood in his possession
hand car on the Vandalia road near
where he was arrested had bloody
spots on il. Dignan Is believed to have
been tool, but he refused TO talk
VIII Recover.
MIR. Lemon, although severely in.
jured, will probably recover. lie says
that all the banks depositors will be-
paid In full. The bank was expecting
large sum Of money Monday, but fol-
acme unknown reason II did not ar
rive. Mr. Lemon believes that the
robbers obtained information Of Tho
expected receipt Of the money and in
tended to secure IT,. Lemon is So years
old In their haste the despcradoes
missed over 81 900 in coin Lemon says
there were five or six OF the robbers
none masked
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01

San Francisco, Sept 29.--rhc estate
Of the late Charles r. Crocker, the rail
road magnate, was finally distributed
Wednesday. BY a decree signed by
Probate Judge Coffey, the vast estate
OF nearly Ss.O0O.OOo in value passes out
OF the Jurisdiction OF the courts and
into the hands of three children. each
of whom viii enjoy his or her share
on coming of age.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01

Des Moines, Ia, Sept 2s.-october
TO is a week Of carniyals for Iowa
Three important events are scheduled
for the period, Semi ON Sed carnival
al Des Moines, Mondamin carnival al
Sioux City and See Der Rabbits carni.
val AT Cedar Rapids. The combined at
tendance at the three carnlvals will
orohaDfV be 100. 600.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01

Akron, o.. Sept. 2s.-Edward John
son. farmland, has confessed that HI
murdered Oscar Osborne, the wealth,
farmer whose body was found in hii
barn last Sunday morning. Johnson
confession covers all the details of tn,
crime. He Is now in prison here
charged with the murder.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01
Fireman Burncd 20 death.

San Jose, Cal, Sept. 2s.--The Ven
dome hotel, the most fashionable hos
telry in this city, was damaged by fire
Monday night TO the extent Of $f0,-
600. The remains OF fireman, Miles
McDermott, were removed from the
ruins A FIRE which started shortly
after the Vendome FIRE burned Porter
Bros fruit packing house. The loss
will reach $4,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01

Weymouth, Mass. Sept. 20.-The fac
tory buildings OF the Bradley fertilizer
works In North Weymouth were
burned shortly after IL o'clock
Wednesday night, causing loss OF
about 100000 on the buildings and
stock. practically covered by insur-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01

Port Townsend, Wash, Sept. 2s. - AL
arrivals from Dawson during the past
month have reported the health condi-
lions i'm Dawson as something most de-
plorable and a death rate ranging from
Ave 10 seventeen per day.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01

Victoria, u. c., Sept. 29.-The steam
er Alpha has arrived here, bringing
ITO passengers from Dawson, Circle.
Minook and other river points. From
reports obtained from the passengers
the Alpha brought little gold
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01

Springfield. Ill, Sept. rs. r. The IIIi-
nois conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. in session at Charleston.
voted 24o ayes TO nay In favor OF equal
lay representation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01
LONG CAREER ENDED.
Death of Thomas F. Bayard Occurs
at Dedham, Mass.
The Sad Event Had Long Been An
ticipated-A brief sketch OF HIS
Life and Services to His state
and Country.

Dedham, Mass, Sept. 2o.-Thomas
+. Bayard died at half past four o'clock
Wednesday afternoon at Karlstein, the
summer residence of his daughter,
Mrs. Samuel ID. Warren, after an i'll
ness Of six weeks. His death was with
out pain. His wife, his two daughters
Mrs. Warren and Miss Florence Bay
ard-and his son, Thomas +. Jr., saw
him draw his last breath and his third
daughter, Countess Lauenhaupt, was
on her way 10 Dedham.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01
sIsefch OF his Cnrecr.

Thomas Francis Bayard was born in
Wilmington, Del. October 20, 1928. and was
a younger son. In his thirteenth year he
entered school AT Flushing. l.. /. Here he
remained two years. AT the expiration OF
that period. being intended by his father
for mercantile pursuits. a clerkship was
obtained for him I'm the establishment OF
Mr.. Bayard's brother-in-law. August Van
Cortlandt Schermerhorn. Here he received
an excellent business training.
In iSiS his elder brother died, whereupon.
at the request of his parents. he returned
TO Wilmington. Having a liking for his
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01

Minneapolis. Mimi, Sept. 20. - A
Claremont (Minn.) specialize the Jour
raj says that village was wiped out by
fire. % buildings being destroyed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-01

Washington, Sept. 2s.-Mr. Richard
Kereus obtained promise from the
president Tuesday to visit ST. Louis on
his western trip.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-26
UNA FIESTA

Aver, de cinco q siete de la no.
che, llev6se 4 efecto en- la planta
baja de la antigua Audiencia, hoy
rnorada de nuestro amigo don En-.
riql Cabrera, una tlesta de des-
pedida en- honor del Regimiento
de kentucky.
El salon, magnfficamente ador-
nado con flores y cortinajes, vi6-
se lleno de bellfsimas damas de
nuestra sociedad, Y de caballeros
distinguldos, muchos de ellOs del
ejercito.
Las luces que iluminaban Ell sa-
lon confundfanse con las luces que
irradiaban en- los ojos de las be.
las ponceiias, y de las simpaticas
americanas.
Los exquisitos dulces Sc repair
tfan a granel entire los concurren-
ties, y Sc mezclaban en los azafa-
tes con las flores delicadas.
Algunas seiioritas con suma gra-
cia prendfan peqaeflos bouquets
del pecho de los oticiales del Ken
tucky.
La mdsica, dirigida por ell repu-
tado professor sefior Cruz, dejaba
DIR & ratos los armonicos sollozos
de IA danza criolla.
Hablo ell Coronel Caslteman, Y
nuestro compa1ero el sefor Astol
ley0 con voz serena una sentida Y
bien escrita carta de nuestro ami
80 don Luis Porrata Doria, Alcal-
dc de esta ciudad, en- la eual Sc
excusaba de no haber podido asis-
tir 1 la reunion, y saludaba al dig
no regimiento que ha de partir en-
breve para Ia gran patria de Was
higton.
La simpatica senorita Sisila
Arce toc6 en- ell piano una bonita
danza, y varios caballeros ameri-
caoos cantaron & los acordes del
mismo Instruments.
La fiesta termin6 4 las siete de
Ia noche, en- medic del mayor en-
tusiasmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-26
N0TiCiAS GENERATES

ContinGl enfermo an Ga ma Dues
tve director don Marisno Abril.
Aver ell doctor Coronas le hize
una dolorosa opsraci6n quirugica
No por ESQ ha dejsdo de escri-
Dir diariamente para La DEMO
CRACIA, pero 10 ha hecho a costa
de grandes incomodidades Y obli.
gado por hallarse solo redactando
ii peri6dico.
A'i, pues, uos encarga suplique-
NOS 8 las personals de la isla que
dariamente 10 escribeu SO sirvap
dlapensar el no haberles contesta-
DO.
10 hara tan pronto como SO res
tsbIezoa.
Dice nuestro colega Ez Liberal
que de un momento s otro debe
liegar a la Capital una cGlebre
conpaiifa de ilusionistas pnros.
Nuestro respectable amigo el sefior
fdbn Vicente Mufioz Barrios, ha
remitido al General Brooke la
reuuncia de su cargo de Alcalde
d. Caguas.
Con tai motive un colega de la
Capital 10 dedios las siguientes H.
Deas:
%El seiior Mnfioz On hombre de
'nteligencia, de energfs y de hon
radez aorisolads, y presto, presi-
aiendo Ia admiuistraci6n de aque-
na cludsd, muy buenos serviclos. ,
Ma edo Dombrado agente de III
L'oerdL en- Ponce, nuestro amigo
y compshero don Guillermo Atiles
Garcia.
hn Cavite han sido pusstos d
note los cruceros espafioles &Isla
~ LuEoL~ ~Tsla de Cuba.D
Amoos cruoeros seran habilita-
uOs y puestos d disposition de In
ssaterra para las neoesidades de
OrIente.
n gremio ds dependencies de
Au ,, Termsn, trsbsja porque Las
seaaas 70 cierren el dia domingo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-26

| y cnatro passj jaros procedente d.
los Estados Unidos.
Ell ldnes pr6xiuo 80 celebrara er
Ell Hospital Tficoche un, misa en-
snfragio del alma del doctor Cor
chado, uHdico director que fue
del expresado asilo durante mucho
tempo.
Ii Juaves entraron en- nuestro
puerto, el vapor americana Cara
cas-, con carga y pssajeros, d la
consignaci6n de los seiiores Mo-
rales = Companfa, y la goleta ir-
glesa Artic con carga de salazo-
mes tsmbien la consignaci6n de
los flores Morales y Compailfs.
Ell Caracas zarp6 el mismo dfa
con rumbo 4 Venezuela.
Carg,s de Ia goleta inglesa 4r-
TIC que entr6 81 jueves en- este
puerto:
432 terzones, Al tambores, Y
l75 ] cajones bacalao, 40 terzc-
Des cuareuta tambores pescada,
un tsrz6n bscalao ordinario, "a
barriles papas, 12,sO0 pies de ma
dera, 10 bsrriles mapzanas, i'd.
remolacha y 81 docenas repollos
Aver s las tres de Ia tards ha
tornado po esi6n del cargo de
Presidente de la Corte de Just:
cia de 10 Criminal de esta ciu
dad. puestro respectable amigo D.
Jose Ramon Bscsrra y Carat
electo en- sustituci6n de don Ro-
sepdo Matiexzo.
La Logis &Aurors~ del Oriente
de esta ciudad; contiL Il, sus traba-
jos suspendidos hace dos aflos por
la C6lebre circular del Fiscal sen "
Msndo Figueroa.
No olviden los miembros acti-
yos de entonoes y hoy, que el pri-
mer viernes del entrante Diciem-
bre es ell sen 4lado por los Estatu-
tos para nombrar los dignatarios
que han de formar el cuadro en-
ell ano pr6ximo.
Con sentimiento hemos sabido
que 80 halla 81 ferma de algdn
cuidado la scfiora de nuestro que
rido amigo don Mieuei Porrata-
Dora.
Dsseamcs su prouto rsstableci-
miento.
Por una e1uivocaci6n d'jimos
aver, que habfa sido nombrado
Notario de la Capital don Mariana
Riera y Palmer, cuando el nom
bramiento ha recaido en- nuestro
distinguido amigo don Santiago
E. Palmer, 4 quien felicitamos.
Aver tuvimos ell gusto de salu-
dar & nuestro querido amigo DR..
don Manuel Queyedo Baex, medi
co de Adjuntas.
Hemos .ecibido una hoja susori-
TO por varios dependencies de Yau-
co, protestando de que algunos
comerciantes de aquel pueblo, no
cierran sas tiendas los domipgos
conforme se ha acordado.
ACADIA MUNICIPAL
DEL LA CIUDAD DE PONCE
El dfa 10 del corriente venci6
ell 2'. trimes4re del actual aflo
econ6mico de 1898 3 80 8 los efee-
tos del pago de la contribution
municipal por concepto de Indus
tria y comercio; y en- su conse
cuencia, Sc avisa a todos los con-
tribuyentes que fueron atlas por
dicho conoepto durante el primer
para que concurran al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-26

El Almirants Dewey, tan prom
to como supo Ia noticia. orden6
la salida de varios cruceros con
6rdanes de izar alli la bandera
americana.
Sc ha Yecibido una 6rden del
gobierno de Washington dispo-
niendo que no SO despache NADIA
en- Puerto Rico one no sea toma
do en- cuenta por los consula dos,
inclnso ell americana.
FL farmace6tfco municipal don
Juan Bsntiata Pou, ha tenido la
atenci6n de remitirnos un estsdo
dem ografico de Ponce, durarte 81
mes de 0 tubre dltimo. Despren-
| desc de dicho estado que han
ocurrido en- ests ciudad durante
dicho mes l99 cases de enferme-
dades y defuuciones.
De yenta, IN coche de 4 asien.
tos y otro de dos. Mulas y po-
tros a plazo y de contado.
Vacente Userd.
Plaza Principal, Ponce, No
| vismbre 81 de 1898. 3Isn.
Ha llegado 4 New York julio
S.nguili. comisionado especial de
la Rsp65lic Guiana.
Sc asegura que este importante
Jefe lleva 6rdenes especiales de
no admitir proposition algnna
scercs del desarme de los cubanos,
mientras no este rec )nocida ep
forma la Rspdblica.
Bsjo ell epigrafe de I'm fotleto
Snfonae, aparece on ell l. 1ne del
martes de Duestro colega III L.
beral, un artfculo frmado por
| V5ctor Daniel, ceusurando un fo-
lleto editado en- la imprenta de Ia
Capitania general, y que llevs
por titulo: ola defensa militar de
Paertc-Rico, por Ell Comsndsnte
de Iugenieros don Julio Cervera
Barrera.~
Parece que en- Ell referido folle-
to sc aludia fuertsmente al insti-
tuto de voluntsrios.
Anoche uua de las bandas de
m1sioa americanas del Regimen.
to de Kenctucky TOGO algunas
pleas frente la morada del sef1or
Alcalde nuestro ami 60 don Luis
de Porrata Doria.
Juicios orales para ell % del CO.
rriente:
Juzgado de Guayama !: contra
Cruz Santiago, por rapto. Ponente
Nussa defensor, Lopez Tord );
Procurador, Pasarell. Situaci6n,
preso.
Contra Viotorio Colon, por hur-
to. Ponente, Sanchez; Abogado,
Font; Procurador, Schroeder. ST
tuaci6n, libre.
Contra Pedro Suarez y otros,
por falcsdad. Ponente, Sanchez i
Abogado, Aponte !; Procurador,
Valle. Situaci6n, preso.
Ssrvioios prestados por la poll
cfa municipal dursnte ell dia y no
che de aver:
Denunciadas 8 mujeres, por
infracci6n del Reglamento de hi
giene y por escaadaios 4 deshora
dc la noche. Ramon |
Ruiz por atropsllo { una mujsr.-l
Dsnunciado Andres Dfaz, por en-
briaguez y escaadalo.
Desde hsce diss se encuentra
eufermo en- la Capital, nuestro