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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
GRAND coUNc,LI.o. r. M.
PLEASANT sEssIoN-NEXT MEET
lNG-ELECTION OF OFFICERS

The Great Council of the Improved
or"cr oil Ied Men of Virginia has
closed. 1t met Wednesday morning Mt
o'clock, with the Chincoteague Tribe.
NO. 81. on Chncotcaguc Island. Tho
meeting was very pleasant one. and
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
Which included all the Great Chiefs of
Virginia Forty-two tribes were reprc.
scented in the council the total mem
pership present being about seventy
i've. Inc COUNCIL adjoUrmed Thursd0v
night to meet next year in Danvillc in
Great sun session, on the third Nod
nesday in Flower Moon May. The
following Great Chiefs were elected:
George y. Tabb, Portsmouth. Grea +
Sachem; Charles |. Phillips, Richmond.
Great Senior Sagamore: $. :. See
Roanoke. Great Junior Sycamore:
charles w. Adams, Newport News.
Great Prophet; Ira T. Holt, Norfolk.
Great Chief of Records; Thomas NJ.
Gillian Petersburg, Great Keeper of
Wampum.
John W. Cherry, p. G. S. Norfolk
Charles w. Adams. Newport News.
We're chosen as representatives To tho
Great Council OF the United States
which meets in Washington in Septem.
Der.
~ G. Calyer was elected Great Trus-
tee for three Great Suns
The Great Sachem then made the
following appointments James w.
blackburn. Staunton. Great Seminar.
James lame, A. Brown Winchester Great
Great Guard of the Wigwam; David
johnson. Rips-Raps. Great Guard of
the Forest
Past Great sachem Cornelius s.
Wells. Manchester. was appointed Pas,
Great Sachem: otto f.. Wise. Rich
mond. and Past Sachem H. \. South
All. Iynchburg, committee on constl-
tuition ana laws
The Norfolk Red Men returned to
this city yesterday
HONOR TO PORTSMOUTH MAN
well-deservcd honor was paid Mr..
I,eorge y. Tabb. City Treasurer of
portsmouth. in the selection of him as
treat Sachem. Mr.. Tabb is one of the
most popular young men in this sec
.ion ana has a host of friends. who
VIII appreciate this honor that has
'een conferred uoon him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS.
OF WASHINGTON COMING TO VIR-
GINA BEACH,

-Four or five companies of High School
Cadets from the nations canital will
come to Virginia Beach within about Il
fortnight for an outing OF three weeks
duration. The cadets will come in uni
form under command of Lieutenant
Colonel Evans, of the High School Ca
Diet Regiment. They expect to go in
camp On Virginia Beach. and regular
military exercises will be given. 1t is
more than likely that the cadets will
stop over in Norfolk and give fancy
drill here.
The Washington High School Cadets
are we'll drilled and Il fine set of young
men. They are representative young
Americans, being the sons not only of
Neutrality-suspicious.. but are Il part OF the
floating population OF the national cap
ital. The cadet regiment is made up of
almost rs many distinctive tyres of
NnnnG Americl as MAS The lannus
Roosevelt's Rough Riders; the East,
the far West and the South and North
are represented in its battalions.
The rcgimental uniform is n pretty
gray. and is made up not unlike that
worn al the Annapolis Naval Academy.
The companies are commanded by eX-
perenced officers. and during their en-
campment at Virginia Beach CAPTAIN
George w. England of the District of
Columbia National Guard will be their
military instructor
Other District of Columbia Officers
who will come TO the Beach with the
cadets are Lieutenant y. Ridgeway. as
sanitary officer; Captain Clarence \.
Weaver. as medical officer and Captain
O'Neil as commissary officer.
Arrangements have been perfected
for various amusements at the Beach,
and ii Is expected that dances will be
given each evening at the Princess
Anne Hotel for the cadets and their
friends. y corps of field musicians will
accompany the gay young student SOL
diers. and numerous concerts will be
given,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
WATT, RETTEw & CLAY.
Another
Stocking Event.

These Saturday stocking
sales are quite popular.
Better values, nor equal val
ueS, have ever crossed a
counter at the prices we ask.
Take the ladies fine Herms-
dorf dye super LiS!e thread
stockings that we sell at 37Hc.
a pair, ; pairs for Sl-inpos-
Slble to match them under
half-dollar anywhere else.
They have extra elastic tops,
extra high Spliced heels and
toes and six-thread double
SoleS. Magniticently finished.
Ladies' Regular pc. prorS;.,oh. abso-
luteiE fast black Stockings At lie.
a pair. PAIRS for soc.
Ladies White Foot. eueran,eed Stain
two thread heel and toe. a r,su.ar
lie. grade al la,ac. rair.
Children's Absolutely Fast Black Fine
Rib Stock.nSs-havc manufacture
er's slight imperfeci!ors Worth
up to l9c. to 20 ut loc. pair, sizes
10 9ia.
Stockings. extra heavy double knee,
three thread solos. high spliced heel
ard toe-an unusually good value
l2!ac. Il pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
Ren, Estate sofa Yesterday.

by w. II. II. Trice & Co.. real estate
auctioneers. at the Real Estate Ex-
change. two brick tenements. Nos. 500
and 329 Bank street, to Mr.. j. r. Ford.
for sl,SOO.
For j. Sidney Smith and c. Fred
Bonney, trustees, five lots on Fortieth
street, Lamhert's Point. at SOS each
and five TO the same for s63 each. a
grand total of $3.50.
Total sales by this firm of LAS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20

The convention of Norfolk and che
sixteenth session OF the Sunday School
Institute Will convene ut Galilec Chap
81. Virginia Beach. May 23-26 inclusive.
Ihc programs are attractive and n
time OF spiritual rejoicing and good
results for the church and schools is
anticipated
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
DR. smith Returns.
(Lynchburg Advancc1

DR.. A. Coke Smith returned yesterday
afternoon from Baltimore, where for
the past week he has been under the
treatment of DR.. Oster. a. specialist DR..
smith was thoroughly examined by his
physician. vino stated that his condi-
ton WAS merely the result of overwork,
winch could be remedied by Il complete
rest of two months. He will. therefore.
take this much needed vacation. but
US yet he has not decided where he
will spend 1t.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20

Policeman William Sanderlin has re-
ceved a letter from n Stafford county
man congratulating him upon shooting
Charley Johnson, colorcd. last Sun
day. The Stafford county citizen is evil
IDENTIFY highly elated over the clipping
of the johnson Negroes wing by well
directed balls from Officer Sanderlin's
pistol. He writes as follows:
Stafford County. Va.
Dear Sanderlin-We congratulate
you on shooting Charley Johnson. bet :
ter known us Robin Charley He
went from Stafford county. Thanks to
you. l know the dirty dog.
'R. T.. KERNDER.
'P. S.-Don't forget to shoot the bal
ance of the dirty dogs.
fredericksburg. Va"
Officer Sanderlin is not acquainted
with his correspondent
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
Gcrnlnn nINIdPninf.

Last night about TWO hundred OF the
young society ladies and gentlemen of
Norfolk attended a delightful german
at Hotel Chamberin. Old Point Com
fort. They Went on the steamer
Warden, leaving Portsmouth at 7:45,
Norfolk at p. m. ana returning leav-
ing Old Point at y in.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
Lee Rtn - smoker

There will be a smoker and reunion
rendered by the Lee Rifles to its war
members on Monday. May 22d. in the
company rooms at o'clock. The event
is looked forward 10 with much pleas
urc by the members Of the orsaniza-
ton and their friends.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
Hosiery
Day

is upon us. Your wants will
be satisfactorily filled right
here.
Excellent values at 10 cents
Tor Men, Women, Boys, Girls.
Better goods at 121a..
Just such numbers as please
lastldlouS buyers of 121a
goods.
The 25 cent grades are not
unleralded, but make their
own worthiness the chiefest
argument.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
Iycs Examined Eren

DR.. A. Week. manager of the optical
department of the Gale Jewelry Com
pany. will examine your eyes free. De-
iective vision and complicated cases
specially invited TO call.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20

Virginia Bakery. 272 Main street.
Special for Saturday only. Blsque Bos-
ton Cream Cake; new and delicious
20c. each. IL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20

Virginia Bakery. 272 Main street
Special for Saturday only, Bisque Bos
ton Cream Cake: new and delicious:
20c. each. II
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20

If Your clothes are made by Rudolph,
" Wallace YOU wear the highest stand
ard of excellence in merchant tailoring.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
II & w
UnderWaiStS,

Light sensibly light. Just
the thing for babies and other
children who have passed be-
yond Babyland.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
Nazareth
Waists.

Ideal comfort-giving waists
Tor sprlshtly youngsters. Elias
TIC and wearable. rs cents.
Investigate their numerous
meritoriouS claims.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
CoRPORATION COURT.


son.
CORPORATION COURT.
T. r. Borland qualified in the Corpo-
ration Court as administrator OF Jaca
a. Fentress under a bond of $500, with
Thomas 4. Wilcox surety.
Liquor licenses were granted to NJ.
Johnson, southeast corner Church and
Union streets; John w. O'Connor. -
and 30 Talbot street; Charles White
hurst, 1913 Plume street.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
The following transfers of property
were recorded yesterday:
From Thos. w. Shelton and George
a. Frick, special commissioners, TO c.
w. Northern, lots Nos. sc. 81 and IS
on Franklin avenue. near Duke street,
Atlantic City; $3.50.
From James l.. Moore and wife to o.
A. Wilson and Kate Wilson. lot with
building and improvements situated At
intersection OF Brambleton and Park
avenue; $1,000.
From Mrs. J. c. Noteworthy TO David
Il. Watt, two lots with improvements
on the west side of Park avenue, north
of Maple avenue; $3.50.
THE POLICE COURT.
Justice Dalton presided again yester-
day for Justice Tomln, who is still con-
fined TO his home on account OF sick
ness.
Herman Schloss, the proprietor of a
meat store on Fast Main street was
arraigned on the charge of slaughter
ing II calf in the rear of his place in
violation of city ordinance. 1t is al
legged that Schloss has made n practice
OF Strengthening calves and lambs in
the rear OF his store. In the case yes
terday Policeman Robert Ruddick and
Assistant Street Inspector jacques APP
peared as witnesses against Schloss
l'uddick testified that he saw Il calf
taken to Schloss' place in n wagon.
taken out and carried into the store.
and that upon an investiga ton by him
self and Inspector Jacques later blood
Was found in the rear Of the store rs
was also signs of the calf having been
aged from the place of slaughter
and locked in an ice box
Both officers testified that Schloss re-
fused to permit them to look in the ice
box. He claimed that the blood was
caused by the killing of Il number of
| chickens.
Justice Dalton said that he was con-
WINGED in his own mind that Schloss
had been violating the law by slaugh
| tering at his place OF business, but I'M
der the statute he would be compelled
to dismiss the case He thought the
way to reach the nuisance was TO
have the Board of Health take action.
OTHER CASES
w. j. Smith. drunkenness and resist
ing arrest; fined Sc.
Calf Walker and Joseph Goodman.
both colored. suspicious characters;
discharged.
Charley Smith. colored. driving n
CALLED mule in from the county; fined
Sll. Appealed and Smith bailed.
c. NJ. Baldwin. causing a CALLED horse
to be worked; fined S1l. Appealed and
the defendant baiied.
UNITED STATES COURT.
In the United States Court II. d. Hol-
loway. OF Newport News, was discharg-
ed in bankruptcy
\ petition in bankruptcy was filed
by Charles r. Nash. of Norfolk.
through Heath e Heath. counsel. Re
fcrred to Referee ID. l.. Groner.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
Joseph Brown
STORE.
Dress
Goods

in popular Grays and Tans.
40 inch Gray Empress Cloth
all wool-5O. s. inch Gray
Broadcloth, IS. IS inch Gray
and Tan Beige, all wool and
dust shedding, so. Sc inch
Ian Bedford Cordial wool.
so.
Pleasure, in possession,
marks your ownership of these
SnecilnnnS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20

Consult Rudolphi & Wallace, the ac-
knowledGed leaders in tailoring. You
will never be satisfied until you do.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington, d. c.. May 19.-Fore-
cast for Saturday:
Virglnia-Fair Saturday, with warm
er IN northern portion; fresh norther-
ly winds: showers Sunday.
North Carolina-Fair Saturday, with
warmer In eastern portion: variable
winds. increasing cloudiness Sunday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20

virginia Bakery. 272 Main street.
9peeiai for Saturday only. Bisque Bos-
Yen a0n cream Cake; new ana delicious:
zoe. each. =.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20

We are now at work making College
and School Medals. We will save YOU
money if your order is placed with us.
TIIE GALE JEWELRY CO.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
IN THE COURTS
Business Transacted in Norfolk
Tribunals Yesterday.
Grnnted-Chnrged in Police Cour,
With Violation ostity Ordinance
Minor Police Cases.

United States District Attorney Ed
gar Allen qualified to practice law in
the Court of Law and Chancery yes
terday. General Allen appeared in the
attachment case of Yahn VS.. c. Even
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
TEMPERATURES. RAINFALL AND
HI1AITDJ'rV
ED.


BROWN.--At his residence in Hampton
~ . o'clock Friday morning. May 10Th,
CaHtain JOHN w. BROWN, aged g
he funeral VIII tako place TO-MOR-
Row Sunday AFTERNOON. May 2lst.
~ o'clock from Queen Street NJ. L.
--..-.'-
.HlCkS-At the residence of her grand
street Atlantic City. Friday. May l9th.
at iO;l5 a. m. ROSEMON.r BELL. infant
Hicks. AGED months
Inc funeral Will take place THIS tSat-
nrdayD AFTERNOON att O'Clock. Friends
attend W
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20
Norfolk ma vicinity.

EATIfEK FORECAST FOR
TODAY
Fair. with rising temperature; winds
northwest, becoming variable.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-20

Virginia Bakery. 272 Main street.
Speclai for Saturday only. Blsouc Bos-
ton Cream Cake; new and delicious:
20c. each. +,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19
DESORIENTAD0S

En- materia de tribunales andamos los
puertorriquehos desorientsdos.
Antes nos regtamos por leyes y c6di'
gos precisos y terminates.
lei que Cometfa un delito, no iguoraba
que tribunal habia de juzgalle nj de que
medios de defenss podfa disponer.
Las atribuciones de todos estaban
perfectsments deslindadas.
Pero desde que empez6 fuucionar
en- esta isls Ia Oorte Provisional, nos
acostsmos los puertorriquehos sin saber
que Tribunal habra de iuzgarnos 4 la
mahana siguiente, 81 es que durante la
nsche tuvimos ell NAL pensamiento de
cometer slgun delito.
Todayfs ignoramos donde es que en-
pieEan las funciones de la susodicha
Corte y donde terminan; 81 sus atribu
clones son puramente iudiciales 8 81
aharCan tambi6n 10 gubernativo nj
tampoCo sabemos en- virtud de que leyes
y cSdigos eH que absuelve condena, Y
viVir ssf, es una delicia.
Nos surgiere estas consideraciones el
hecho de que un abogado americana, {
nombre del partdo republicsno, hs de
mandado ante la Corte Provisional & los
sehores que componen el Ayuutamientc
de Guayama para que declaren, por Vir
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19

Ylsmo lntransigente, esa colectlvl-
dad que nos combate, para ser 10
gica y consecuente consigo misma,
tendria que sacrifcar al oprobioso
sistema, la pureza y la verdad de
los sentimientos regionalistas.
De NADIA valen que los republic
canos digan que este es una false
dad, 81 sus protestas, puramente
plat6nicas, no descienden a la es-
fera de los hechos.
Los que han anulado al Magis-
terio puertorriqueno, no pueden pro
clamarse altivamente regionahstas.
Los que denuncian a sus hermanos,
-v6ase Ell case que citaramos en-
ell editorial de aver, no proceden
como cuadra a buenos puertorri-
quenos.
Los que a todas horas y en- cual-
quier OCCASION, para lograr unas
migajas de poder, tributan services
alabanzas al gobierno, estan inca
pacitados para ejercitar la protesta
del decoro politico, cuando asi 10
exijan la dignidad y la bonra del
terruho.
No es nj sera nunca un partido
popular, el que antes que captarse
las simpatias de la opinion, procu-
ra MERCER gFaciosamente las SON.
risas de las autoridades, cifrando
en- esta Inca de conducta la futu-
ra base de su poderio.
El partido Federal entlende la
polttica de otra manera: por ESQ es
americana sin servilismo, y puer-
'torriqueho sin debilidad, y dice la
verdad desnuda, y ajusta sus pro-
cedimientos a las inspiraciones de
una sencilla lealtad y a las prac-
ticas de una pura democracia, aun-
que otra cosa proclamen sus ire
ductibles enemigq
Por otra parte, e! sabe que el
gobierno americana, aqui y ALI,
recto, equitativo y severe como es
de suyo, no Sc deja seducir por
cantos de sirena, y va adonde de-
be ir, atendiendo a 10 que prescriben
sus sentimientos de iusticia, su pres
tigio ante el mundo y Ell traditional
simbolismo de sus libres instituciO-
nes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19
Dos p0y06r0s
(De Eg 1s74torio)

ES Pats, con toda Ia mala f6 que POI
Inc en- sus eseritos contra nuestra coleo
tividad, nos .denuncia a Ia Corte provi
sional; J traLa de despertar contra nos.
otros las suspicacias y las iras del oitado
tribunal. Es ese prooeder puro incon.
dicionalismo en- accion. Lo fnismo ba
|ciau contra los puertorriquefos, los an.
|tiguos inconl licionaes.
Ejercitando un derecho que los c6di-.
gos de todas las nacones tienen cousig-
nado en- favor de los sentenciados, ell
dereeho de apelaci6n, nuestros amigos
de Guyana, condenados por la Corte
provisional, seshan alzsdo ante un tri
bunal mas alto, ante la Corte Suprema
de Washington,
IHubieran apelado de la sentencia del
tribunal inferior, 81 la hubieran consi-
dorado justa? Ell mas iguorante en- es.
tas materias contestant seguramente en-
sentido negative.
Han acudido aquel alto cuerpo,
porque Green que 81 auto pronunciado
contra ellos es lesivo de sus derechos.
El hecLo ha ocurrido antes, ocurrira
ahora y seguira ocurriendo, mientras
existan tribunales que sentenoien aou.
sados que caigan bajo su Jurisdiction.
Solo & un peri6dico iuspirado por ell
mas Gervil incondicionalismo Sc le ocu-
rrira considerar ell eiercicio de un dere.
cho legftimo como motive para una de
nuncia, como pie para IN acto tan deni
granite.
Tai denuncia nos deja perfeotamente
tranquilos. Serena la conciencia, pro-
testaremos siempre, dentro de los lfmi-
tes de la mas exquisite correction, de
la legalidad mas perfeota, pero sin va
cilaciones nj Aaquezas, contra cuantas
decisiones creamos cue mermen ell dere
cho individual q Iesionen las libertadef
del pals.
5Hay qui6n nos denuneie por ellof
Hay qui6n trate de desatar y provocar
contra nosotros las iras del poder? Nc
importa.
Entendemos que los tales pierden las.
timosamente ell tempo, Nj sus denun
eias nos atemorizan, nj creemos que
produzcan efeeto alguno porque lae
sutoridades americanas y los tribunales
americanos miraran estas muestras de
incordicionalismo con ell mas profundc
desd6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19
HBCHO bSCAIDALOSO

Parece que ell lunes II del actual fu6
heridO grayemente de varios tiros de
revolver ell prdfago de presidio Pedro
Miguel Santiago, que Sc halIaba cum.
.pliendo condena por hurto.
FL viernes pasado q los once de la ma
mana Sc recibi6 un telograma en- esta
.Corte, diciendo que 81 herido pedta
un Juez especial, y nombrado que fa6 eI
senior Casalduo, se traslad6 q Juana
Diaz en- la tarde de aquel mismo dia,
llevando de Seoretario al que 10 es de
este Juzgado Municipal, don Tomas Ces-
pedes.
A las cuatro de la tardo Sc constituy6
ell Juez en- e. veoiao pueblo, y Iuego de
recibir declaration de- herido evacuar
toias las citas hechas, parece salierou
oontestes los testigos dooIarautas, pues
4 las once de Ia nocho Sc deoret6 la pri
sion de los gQardIas muujoipales de
Jusna Diaz Miguel Fornandea Fuse,
bio Aguiar (a) Ct5aao, y recibidas sns
Iinquisitivas fuerou trasladados d la car
Gel de esta oiudsd en- la manana sigaien
te del s6bado, habIendo regresado Ell
Juea, que trabaj6 siu desoanso toda la
noche, con Ia satisfaction de h2ber ter.
minado ell sumario, las seis de la ma.
mana de dlcho sabado.
De los datos cue Sc han reuuido he.
mos podido colegir 10 siguiente; Pedro
Miguel Santiago, como hiio de Jaana
DfaE y pr6fugo del preside, no saia de
ese poblsdo, bajo el amparo y pro
tecc6n de los dos guardias de referen-
cia, los que comfan J bebtan y audaban
ljuntos con 6l, quien en- reciprooidad to.
das las semauas les daba seis Il oebo pc
sos. Desde hacian unos dias, los guar.
ldias pedfan mas dinero al Santiago Y le
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19


exigtan lcysFa 4 cabo alguuas fechoilas
como las de incendiar yarias casas , no
habiendo podido eometerIas, ell lunes II,
a las de Ia mafiana, estando los tres
reunidos en- el lugar llamado El Campi-
TO, 60 pretesto de que venfa alguien por
el camino, los guardias dijeron al San
tiago, que para que no los vieran Jun.
tos, aVanzara un peeo hacia una pieza
de cana poni6ndose de espaldas; = te.
hi6ndolo en- esta actitud, Sc le aeercaron
los policias y la vez le acometieron a
tiros pegandole cineo tiros entire Ia me
jilIa derecha, ojo izquierdo brazos, ca.
yendo tendido de freute el Santiago,
donde le dejaron hasta las de la mana
ma en- que cue notifoado ell Captain AL
calde mando traerlo al Hospital del
poblado.
Tambi6n Sc dice que los policias no
dieron cuenta alguna y que el Juez Mu-
nlolpal 81 habfa procedIdo a practicar
las primeras diligencias, fu6 en- virtud
| del parte m6dico.
Lo que podemos precisar es que ell
guardia Miguel Fernandez, sufri9 con
dena por lesiones y que Ell Aguiar (a)
Cu6aR0 haran tres meses fu6 condenado
lpor la Corte de Justicia de esta ciudad
tres meses de arresto y ocho amos de
inhabilitaci6n para ejercer ell cargo de
glardia, por el delito de cohecho, CO.
sante en- Ponce fu6 colocado por Ell Jefe
de Ia Polioia de Juana Dfaz.