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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-23


KILLED IN WILKES. .BARRE-Charles Tierncy,
a traction company lineman, who went to
Wilkes Barre only last week from this city, was
instantly killed yesterday by coming in contact
with live wire. He leaves wife and child.
W. C. T. L. MEETING-The Green Ridge Wo.
mems Christian Temperance union will meet at
3 o'clock this afternoon in the Baptist church,
on Monsey avenue. A full attendance is desired,
as the biennial reports of superintendent will be
read.
MRS. SAMPSON AGAIN.--Mrs Kate Sampson,
of RAYMOND court, was committed to the
county Jail by Alderman Mar yesterday, ard
will there await trial on the charge of keeping
a disordcrly house. Chief of Police Rooling Is
the prosecutor in the case.
AT LAKE POYNTELLE TODAY-The excur.
sion train for Lake Poyntelle will leave the On
tario and Western depot at o'clock this morning
and another train leaves at 1910. The Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers will hold their an.
nual clam bake at the lake today.
BOYS TO BE ARREsTED-Conductors and mo.
tormen the Scranton railway, have received
order from headquarters directing them to
arrest all boys who jump on the and steal
rides. The order also applies to newsboys who
board the car to sell their wares.
SOLD LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE.-Gcorge
s. Brock was held in $500 bail last night by Al.
derman Millar on the charge Of selling liquor
at the Laurel Hill hotel without a license.
County Detective Thomas Leyshon, appeared
as the prosecutor in the case. Brock waived a
hearing.
WILSON WAS STABBED. John Wilson, of
West Scranton, received treatment at the Lacka-
wanna hospital last night for knife wounds in the
head and the right leg. lie claimed to have re-
ceived these in brawl with two other men.
The wounds were slight and after they were
dressed Wilson left the hospital.
PosTPoNEMENT OF LAWN SOCIAL.-The
lawn social under the auspices Of The Luther
league Of the Evangelical Church of the Holy
Trinity, which was announced for Tuesday even.
ing, but which was prevented by the unfavorable
weather, will be held tonight on the church lawn,
Adams avenue and Mulberry street.
Y. NJ. I. EXCURSION TODAY.-The Joint OK
culsion of the Young Meas Institute which /,
10 be conducted by the seventeen councils o
that organization in this part of the state will
be run to Lake Lodorc today. The trains will
leave the Delaware and Hudson station in this
city at and l)l3 a. IN. and 2.2G p. M
EXCURSION TO GLEN ONOKO..-Th Central
Railroad of New Jersey will run a special train
on Sunday, Aug. &c to Mauch Chunk, Glen Onoko
and the Switchback from Scranton for ST. Pitts
ton, wilkes Barre, Ashley and intermediate sta
tions for So cents. The train will leave this ciy
at 78O a. m', returning, leave Mauch Chunk al
$50 p. m.
ROBBED A DRUNKEN MAN.-Michacl Tolan
of Dunmore, was last night arraigned before Al
derman Nillar charged with stealig SO from thu
pockets Of a man he was with Saturday nicht
Chief OF Police Robling acts as the prosecution
and alleges that Tolan robbed his com7anior
while the latter was drunk and helpless Their,
will be a hearing in the case at O'Clock TIN
morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-23

STOLE BTCYCLE.-John Cunniff, who was
employed as driver of the Hotel Terrace bus,
took bicycle belonging to one OF the boarders
yesterday and went to Wilkes Barre on the 9.SS
train. The case was reported to the police.
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Troublesome to the Army.

During the civil war, as we'll as In
our late war with Spain, diarrhoea was
one of the most troublesome diseases
the army had, to contend with. In
many instances it became chronic and
the old soldiers still suffer from it
Mr.. David Taylor, of Wind Ridge
Greene county, Pa, is one of these
He uses Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and says he
never found anything that would give
him such quick relief. 1t is for sale
by all druggists. Matthew Brothers
wholesale and retail agents.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-23
CITY NOTES

HIGH SCHOOL EXAMINATIoNs.-The examin
ations for entrance to the Scranton High school
will commence on Aug. 20.
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Breakfast, 6 to 9 a. IN.
Lunch, ! to 7.3o p. m.
Dinner, 9 to 9 p. m.
Lunch all day In Cafe.

Arrangements for large parties
by phone, 4o74.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-23

KILLED IN WILKES S-BARRE.-Charles Tierncy,
a traction company lineman, who went to
Wilkes. Barre only last week from this city, was
instantly killed yesterday by coming in contact
with a live wire. lie leaves a wife and child.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-23

W. c. T. L. MEETlNG.-The Green Ridge Wo'
mems Christian Temperance union will meet at
3 o'clock this afternoon in the Baptist church,
on Monsey avenue. full attendance is desired,
as the biennial reports of superintendent will be
roaH
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-23

EXCURSION TO GLEN ONOKO. The Central
Railroad OF New Jersey will run special train
on Sunday, Aug. 26 to Mauch Chunk, Glen Onoko
and the Switchback from Scranton for 81, Pitts.
ton, Wilkos-Barre, Ashley and intermediate sta
tions for s5 cents. The train will leave this CITY
at 7.3O a. m, returning, leave Mauch Chunk at
$50 D. m.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-05

"A San Fcanscisco dispatch says
that within a week the battleship
Wisconsin, now almost completed BY
the Union Iron Works, will go out on
series OF trial trips. The vessels
machinery has long been completed,
and 1T has been given several tests.
The heavy guns OF her batteries are in
place aud mounted, the last Of the four
13inch guns being placed last week
So far al the working parts OF the
warship have given every satisfac tion
to her builders, and it is expected that
she will be fully up to the standard OF
tho battleship Oregon.
"A married man spends less money
than single man. He doesn't have it
tospend.
Don't rein up pillow horse. Make
him as comfortable in every way as
possible.
Some people wear glasses because
they can't believe their own eyes.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-05
~HOICE Vegetables

SR~ will always find a ready
narkct-but only that iArm|i
can raise them who has studied
the great secret how to '"t
tain both quality ard quantity
by the judicious use OF we'll
balanced fertilizers. no icrtll-
izcr for Vegetables can produce
a large yield unless it contains
at least 80 Potash. Send for
our books, which furnish full
information. We send them
free of charge.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
% NaS>au ST., Nrw Work.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-05

The New York World saws the Re-
publican leaders had only $18, 100000 to
elect Nc Kinley In 1906, but have start.
cd this year to raise campaign fund
of $50, 900 900.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-05

IN Of figures.
= over 20 years, DIR. J. NEWTON
hns been mo icnIinp
'ci"I'Et "i thI"cOunty iiisprac.
iiaN b''n l"' years lnII or tl.an
all~tacOniiln"d. liIscur, nf nll
IltIons have been tho marvel OF
~ hndthr people generally. Ills
every town and every hImlct.
lnanncr Ofdlscascs lavrs,(I.b,
that they niiEit be made NlI hlc
OF his wonderful System Of treat.
Ilnhnlty have como To him for
dicincS. WhO a few months later
| in most yigOi Gus health To give
II their thanks.
n. hathaway treats all Diseases,
'Sr peculiar tO men &ui tiapse
'nlihr 10 WCnI"H. a. " u as
II. Kidney COMPLAINTS. /. = ma,
ring and chr0nic disOrd' r..
Dr. IIathnWny's NI"c"ss ~ 'hn
r"ntmcnt Oi NaricnCrl ana
without .iIr AID Cf hIifr
n Callt"ry IL phrnO...cIiI The
this mcthmi at his owl 'H.mr
II timc from buSinr's. n II.
which cures wi, II out al
ht' WV ~ 'N''At
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4 of his nov book which wIIl hr
free on application.
Try case tnhcn bv DIR. ra',.a'vaN
'cinlly treated according to ita
'e.nil under his Ecncralirr mai
vision. nndrllrcm"dir dirnu. / 10y
IN the pnrCst nnd ! C>t dTrl's IN
under his personal Dl,i-.r ht.
Cf his nwn.
nv makes no charge for Coi,suI.
vice, either NJ mis- C.i,.., 90. h,
en- case iStGtcn o." on" low
cost OF medicines aud I.'Gfes.
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.ttlauin. Ga.
PAPER WHEN WRIrINr
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-05

But We did get away at last and |
could hear 10Y knee bones crack as |
to TX the first few steps. When we got
around to the park D,wey's doctors
said nc might tnko Il short ride and SO
he and Mrs Dewey passed us in car.
riage and we had Il good view OF tho
owing C0up,o. He looked little
punched, but shs WAS as bright Us We
nus among the stare.
A tcgo ther it WAS " great show and
nioa9ed NJ? wife Immensely. She says
she would not have missed 1t for any
thing. And so ! am satisfied, for all's
wei! that ends we'll. We are homo
again and found glad welcome at tho
depot from children and grandchil-
dren. tell you that in our little cir
Gle my wife and are OF moro con 81 uu-
cnce than Dewey and his wife and the
he athen Chinee oil combined.
BILL ARP.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-05
THE SICK ARE
Made wei, l,
And tho Weak are Restored to Full Vigor
and Strength at the Hands of the Great.
est Healer Of Modern Times.

H., 49,, Hay" NOu any pain or ache o weak ness9
stc Aou DOCS your blood show that II con aims i'm
5iCk? iIrl,lrS; Arn YOU ncryons2 Do You lack
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-05

! You easily tired? Have YOU
lost ambition2 Ia there ;,ny
unnatural drain upon the
system? IL every organ per.
forming its proper func.
tion2 In Other Words !:
Arc You a. Perfectly
strong, Active, NiSor-
Gus, Healthy, IIapIDy
Man or WOpian2
| III not, YOU should not dc.
lay ono day before you con.
silit Il specialist, ono tn
whom tho human body isan
open book and who under.
stands cycryIhnsc0f weak.
hGSs ana disease and to
whom lii" rr"pcrtrcHtIncfrt
ttI "A tlIt IL ;S Ai,n,.1n IA.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-05

Dh
mailing 0uIy.
send 2I Onc-Ccnt
stamps for the
pa pc I covered
d o o k or 81
stamps for the
cloth bound
Address, Doctor
X. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-05

- l'ridc keeps more people down
shan actual want.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-20
JOSE ABINO PEREZ.

Duclara haber estado esa tarde
en- casa de Muf1oz reclamar su pc
ri6dico del dfa (El Diario) y al en-
trar en- el zaguan le a agredio Claudio
Bonilla, dandole va rios golpes, y
que en- vista de que veia que Sc le
atropellaba cruelmente 10 pidl6 auxilio
10 cual Sc le aten lid cor varjos Sc.
nores que bal aban en el acto al "a
guam prctegerle, Que al llegar
estos senores un CRU po que lie ame
nazaba y de donde p rocedi6 Ia agre
sion, hugo precipitad amente suhien
dose para arriba ell declarante on
union de dichos senores Que al ir
va por la esca era, so baron los dis
paros, entrando todo con el princi
pal y cesrando e. portion de arriba,
que TO SO volvi0 q abrjr hasta que
lleg6 un Official del Ejercito, al cual
Sc le d6 acceso en- La casa.
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ANDRES HIOALGO
Elk Guardia municipal,

Conoce q los sousados de vista
Dice que era poicfa detective la no
che de los sucesos Declara que des
de la esquiua del <Boletfns oy6 que
desde ell zaguau de Mufloz, este le
decia la pareja de servicio Coma
lez Galvartn y RenSe,, ;fuera de aquf
cocniuos! Que gu el acto lie dispa
raron & los guardias, tcniendo estos
que parapetarse en- la puerta de un
estabiecimiento contiguo. Que des
pues de todo este, SO suscito ell tiro
teo de la Gale. Dice que desde ell
sitio en- que 81 estaba vl0 a algunos
do los acusados. pues la distancia no
es may larga. DIjo que nat1a visto
gentes en- la casa dc Mnfloz Que 81
desde el sitio eli que estaba parape
tado dispar6 en- union de sus compa
nores policias.
E testigo, preguntado que fue
por el Fiscal sobre cierta respues
u que diera al abogado de que <se
gun no 10 habfa envuelto antes, me
nos 10 eAvolverfa ahoras respondi6,
AcusAndo al sef1or Lopez Landron
de habey!e mandado buscar eu co
che & su casa para que diera otra
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La Est neralda
CAFE Y r. STAURANT.
~ % FORTALEZA %
E %. FORTAl

Gran les Pre- parativns varia-
dos anjare~ Off zee este r ,s taurart
para estos d;as d., Pa~cua. especial.
meme para N che Buena Infiuidad
de pavos, gall n D., pal ma, gui-
ne. yayu 'za>, patos a>anos y tru.
f. 'os, lee nm cprderos asados, la.
mones planchado IS y en- VINO, arroz
~"., T., ,.,- y a.: pn-A~. embutidos y
ga'autiu As d. av b, E >cabeches de
ne-cado de a tes. paredados
de pa, o, palnma y janon Las sa.
hrosa> haiiacas de polio Varieda-
1es en- po.tres. b elados nanteca-
dos, ricos vlnos ae mesa y Jerez de
las mejoras ciasd, ch rcolate Y cafe.
Pfopietario:
BENT TO CARRERAS.
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CLAUDIO BONILLA.

Dice no conocer a los acusados,
Mega haber agredido q Abino Pe
rez, nj haberse encon trado esa no
che eu los sucesos.
El Ministro Fiscal pide un careo
entire el testigo y ell anterior dec'a
rando Ab;no Perez
Ell Bonilla es recOnOcido pOr Pc
rez como su agresor. Bonilla MEGA
y dice que Perez ha t enido aLtes de
hnv diferencies con 81, porque no lie
h b.a querido admitir diLero & cam
biz de asuntos y cuestiones polite IS
Aquf surge una discussion acalora la
entire varios testigos, y el Presiden
te los manda retirar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-20

declaran Visto Ell revolver inutili'
zado, que entreg6 ell Sr Maroz Rive
ra On ell sumario, dicha arma fu6 ma
nejada facilmente en- Ia sala por uuo
de los peritos Ell Presidente pide
Sc haga constar que reconocido 81
revolver de referencia por los peri
tos, resulta que puede dispararse
aunque con algun trabajo
81 acto fu6 suspendido para con
tinuarlo 4 las dos de la tarde de hoy
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Invit aCi6n.

Sr. Director
de LA CORRESPONDENCE
Tengo ell gus to de invitar q I'd,
para un meeting, que tend-a efecto
maft:a dia 2l q las z 80 o ~. Gu Ia
calIe de la Fort fez.rO 5. suDlican-
60 . }, Sc sirvA dar publ :iiad &
es.a iovit4oou p{,r medic de su illus.
lradO nero 2", para que sea exten'
siya'al J u0lico Ell general
San Juan 2 r. D:1re 20 1900.
S S s.
DR. A E De ARRASTIA.
PIte de Ia S ,cie1al Protectora
de los A. males
El me atjng para tratar sohre
asuntcs de e>ts s ,cIedad.
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ALFREDOLA CRUZ.

Dice haberse encontrado esa no.
che en- la casa de Munoz, de vista
Oyo que IN hombre Sc quejaba pi
diendo auxilio. Luego percioi6, al
POGO ratio un tiroteo en- la caile Con
tiesa que al oirse eu la casa las que.
Jas de un hombre que pedfa auxitio,
bajaron algunos sehOres, los cuales
no puede precisar. TAmpoco sabe
NADIA sobre otros particulares que Sc
le interrogaron
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JUAN POMA ALEs.
|Guardia Municipal. |

Oyo, desde la esqlina de la Or az
y Fortaleza, que a su compaf1eros
Galvar1o y Rengel sd les insulta ba
de>de la casa del Sen Or Muf1oz Rive
ra, b abiendo dido lue go que salt an
el> paros de revolver contra aque
Hos, viendose precisa do 4 auxi.iar
les, como era su debef.
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MANUEL RODRIGUEZ SIERRA.

Mega haberse enconSrado esa
noche de los sucesos en- la casa del
seflor Muf1oz. Dice que solo conoce
los hechos por los informes de Ia
prensa
Sc hallaba esa roche en- la pla
"a de paseo y que vi6 en- ella al Sr.
Acosta Quintero, No conoce NADIA
mas.
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ARTURO LA CRUZ

Dee conocer solo de vista d los
acusados Dice no haberse encOn
trado esa nOche en- la casa del senior
Mufoz Rivera. Fu6 ella solamen
te despues de ocurrdo ell suceso 10
que sabe, solo es por referencias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-20
FELIZ DORDAL RODRIGUEZ

Dice no conocer NADIA de os su
cesos del II de Septiembre, sabi@ndo
10 solo por referencia.
Preguntado que fue 81 hab1a Wis
to aquella noche 4 Claudio Boz lila,
dijo que ST, en- un billar que tenfa
aquel establecido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-20

Dice que la noche del II de Sep
tiembre era dependiente del cafe
<La Esneralda, QIe oy6 las deto
naciones que sal1an, sin poder preci
sar de donde procedfan Dice que
esa noche, antes del suceso no
vic 81 ningdn indicio de 10 que po
d1a 1currir Ell no pudo percibirse
de 10 que pasaba por estar dentro
del establecimientO.
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JACOBO FERRER.

Dice haber visto esa noche q
Claudio Bonilla.- .-en su billar del cual
no pod1a separarsel por ser su encar
gadO tnico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-20

algdn rartido polftico y la Pesiden
cia uam6 Ia 6rden al letrado, prohi
biendole esta clase de pregunta y
pidiAndose consignase en acta hi
letrado protesta por Ia inadmisi6n
de su pregunta
Fide Ell acusado Sef1or Mufoz
hacer una aclaraci6n sobre la decla
racion del testigo, d 10 cual 90 opo
ne la Presidencia, pero 81 concedi6n
dole un careo, eli cual tiene efecto
Pregunt6 ell procesado al testigo, 81
cuando esa escena de los tiros 81 vic
polcfas & la puerta del zaguan, el
testigo contesta que no VIC nadie
Aqu1 pide ell acusado Sc tome en-
cuenta esta declaration del testigo,
por resultar CONTRADICTIONS con la
expuesta por el policfa Julio Rengel
CRlSTOBAN RYAN
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CARLOS MARIA TINAJERO
y CARLOS MIRO.

(Perftos armeros en- Ell sumario)
Dicen haber reco. ocldo en- ell 1ozga
do de Cathedral, por orden del juez
unos revolve1s y que aseguraa fas-
ron disparadrs. AL serle presenta
dos los ;dentificaron como los mis-
mos
El Fiscal pide Sc de lectura del
reconocimiento hecho por estos pc 1.
ritos Su informe Cd igual a 10 que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-20
DIEGO BETAN COHURT.
(Guardia Mu nicipal)

Conoce q los acusados de vista.
Dice one despues de pasar el tumul'
to de Ia calle de la Fprtaleza, inter
vino como policfa, su b:endo la ca
sa del Sef1or Muf1oz Rivera, acOmpa
nado de sus superior es a practicar
un rngiStrO.
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dole un careo, el cual tiene efecto
Pregunt6 el pr0cesadO al testigo, 81
cuando esa escena de los tiros 81 vic
poicfas & la puerta del zaguau, el
testigo contesta que no VIC nadie
Aqu1 pide ell acusado SO tome en-
cuenta esta declaration del testiRo,
por resultar scontradictoria con la
expuesta por el policfa Julio Rengel
CRGSTOBAN RYAN
No SO present6
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Conoce q los acusados:
Sc hallaba esa noche en- la I'm.
prenta del Boletfn; allf oy6 un albo
roto, vic que la policfa corrfa y Sc
lirigi6 la tienda del sef1or Llaneza,
donde Sc convenci6 de que varios se
flores disparaban Entire los guar
dias & quienes vic correr hacia ell
portal de la casa del senor Mu1oz,
conocio solo Julio Rengel:
JUAN RODRIGUEZ
(a) Topete.
Con0ce los acusados:
Estaba esa noche en- Ell cafe <La
Esmeralda,, donde compr6 un taba
co, y al salir sinti6 los tiros que SO
disparaban en- la Gale de la Fortale
"a: Que observe entire los que dispa.
raban al sefor Mu11oz Rivera
MANUEL LAMEIRO:
Conoce solo de vista & los acu.
sados:
Dice ser empleado del Casino
Espanol; esa noche no pudo obser
var NADIA de 10 ocurrido, pero que
solamente oy6 los disparos sin poder
determinar NADIA mas.
CIPRIANO ACEVEDO:
Solo conoce ent1e los acusados
al sef1or Muf1oz Rivera: Dice ser en-
pleado de- Casino Espanol. Sc halla
ba esa noche en- la puerta del Casino
y dice que oy6 las detonaciones, pc.
TO no puede precisar NADIA mas:
FRANCISCO FAURA EMILIA
NO MARQUEE:
Renunc;a sus declaraciones el
Fiscal,
GASTON BORDA:
No SO ha presentado:
ALEXANDRA GAO:
Estaba esa noche en- ell Casino
Espaf1ol y al oir las detonaciones,
en- union de varios amigos cerr6 las
puertas para evitar cualquiera des-
gracia:
BENITO CARRERAS.
Conoce de vista los acusados
Preguntado Gnicamente por ell
Fiscal, 81 la noche del IA de Sep
tiembre, oy6 los disparos, dijo que
ST, pero qua no sabe de donde pro.
cedfan.
JUAN MALDONADO Y DANA
SA RIVERA.
Son renunciados por el Fiscal
DOMINGO CONDE.
Dice que no pudo YER NADIA de
los sucesos ocurridos esa noche.
MANUEL R GATELL
No Sc presento. Ell SecretariO
| manifesto hallarse en- Nueva York.
ROsENDO INFANTE sAAvEDRA
Conoce q los acusados.
No conoce nada acerca de los
sucesos de esa nocae. Sc hallaba
en- Ia Marina; fu6 luego q su casa y
de allf subi6 la del Sr. Muf1oz Ri
vera; y que al salir de ella Sc le de
tuvo'
MANUEL TORRES
Es renunciado por el Fiscal.
JOSE AYBAR
Conoce de vista los acusados.
Sc hallaba la noche del IA de
Setiembre en- Ia casa del senior Mu
noz Rivera & donde habfa lido & lee1
lss periodicos. Que estaudo allf oyt
que un hombre pedla auxilio desde
g! zaguan, que luego sinti6 dispa
ros y VIC bajar varios se11ores en- su
auxilio. No sintio onaciones or
el saguan, pero ST las oy6 como que
procedian de las esquinas de Sar
Jose Cruz
JUAN ONEILL Y M. ESCUDERO
Renuncia su declaration e.
Fiscal.
JOSE FRANCO.
Sc hallaba esa noche en- la casa
de Mu1oz. LEGO allf un hombre
pidiendo auxilio. Bajaron var1os
sef1ores an su DrOte ;ci6n v al subir
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-20
JUAN DE CUZMAN BENITEZ
(Abogado,)

Esa tarde despues de conner sa-
li6 q la calle en- busca de su hernia
no don Manuel, logrando encontrar.
10 dirigi6ndose de paseo, oy6 en- la
plaza, por la calle de San Francisco
los disparos que Sc hacfau. Allf,
dice, los detuvo la policfa conducien
doJos al daposi;o.
No di6 cuonta de ningdn otro
pormeror que Sc le preguntara,
FuG llamado Manuel de Guzman
Benitez, y no c = ar> is por virtud
de haber renuncIadu ell Fiscal y Ia
Defensa q la de3Iaraci6n de este tes
tigO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-20
D. ANGEL RIVERO.

Este senior es perito armero en-
el sumario Dice q las preguntas
que le hace la Defensa no conocer
NADIA de 10 ocurrido solo por rumor
pdblico
No coEoce otra cosa que el resul
tado de sus gestiones en- calidad de
perito cuya declaration renuncia
Ell Fiscal.
JOSE BAZAN.