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25 cents; worth 98c 10 LIS.


Coored Percales and Gingtams-wlists
that have heen selling for 99cents and $l.Z9
--laundered collar and cuffs--French back,
both plain and tucked
80 cents; worth as high as $l.o8,
In this lot are Linen, Bingham and Cham
bray Waists, in the prettiest styles OF the
season--both soft and stiff cuffs, stiff collar.
so cents; worth as high as $3.50
White Lawn Waists with all over lace and
all-over embroidery; some with cluster tucks
and embroidery insertion between soma
with embroidery and hemstitched tucks,
others in bo,ero effect, trimmed with VA.
lace--scft and stiff cuffs--French back.
Also at this prce are dainty waists OF
French and Silk Ginghams and fine Cham,
brays in stripes and solid color&--soft and
stiff cuffs, plain and tucked backs This lot
contains the biggest values in the sale
50 cents; worth as high as $500.
White Lawn Waists, with two and three
rows of fine embroidery, tucked back hem
stitched fare cuff also waists with tiny box
plaits alternating 18th clusters of line tucks,
side plated and tucked backs, fla cuffs and
linen collar.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28


HOSIERY
At 12h cents; worth 25c-
Frll-fashioned Hose, fine gauge, in polka
dots and stripes all size also in this lot
are Black Lisle Hose, superior quality.
At I7c pr, 3 for soc; worth 35c--
Fine-looking cotton Hose in drop stitch
and lace efects--good patterns-in black and
fans.
At 35c pr. , 3 for 81 90
Ali our so and IS cent Fancy Hose, in a
variety of swell patterns.
NECKWEAR--
At I2Kc; worth Is and 35c-
Our entire stock of rs and IS cent Rum
chunda English Squares, in handsome pat
terms.
At 25c; worth Soc
Same as the above made of superior
quality of silk and in better assortment OF
patterns and colors.
UNDERWEAR
Atl7c. 3 for so; wolth 29c-
Fine Jersey ribbed shirts, good quality,
French neck, twin-needle finish, pearl but.
tons: sizes "a to ~. A few drawers In odd
S yes.
At 35c, for 81. 90; worth &c.,
Fine Jersey ribbed shirts in pinks, blues
and tans not all sizes in color, but all
sizes in the lot; drawers to match--nicely
finished garments.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
REV. G.. TT. PIYILLIPS TO PREACH AT
ST. JAMES, CHURCH.

The Sudden Death of Levi Young Yoster-
day Attacked by Heart Disease while
Bathing-R Rev. Mr.. McNichon Returns
To-day cadmus Club Outing Other
Notes.
Mrs. pierpont, who has been in Boston
visiting with her sister for I'VE weeks,
! has returned to her home on Grand
avenue.
Rev. George w. Phillips, D. D., late
assistant at ST. PauPs, VIII ollclate
Sunday morning at St James church
Or. Phillips is we'll and faVorapiy
known 20 the members of the eonSfe-
cation and they will be glad to learn
that he is to supply for them until the
early fall During August there VIII ne
only the morning service at lo:5o
O'Clock.
A big crowd of people were attracted
to the wharf at the foot of Peek street
yesterday morning by the sudden oealh
of Levi Young, who was attacked ny
heart disease while bathing in the r1V-
err The deceased was sixty-five years
of age and was visiting his son, Fred
erick Young, of Pine street. 1t IS be-
Heved that a cold current in the river,
caused by the recent rain, brought on
the attack of heart disease.
Mrs. Il. o. Eaton and daughter Marie
of Montowese are guests of Mrs. john
3. Noble of East Windsor.
Mrs. Edith S. Amman of Clinton
avenue is selling "The Battle of 1900,
an interesting book, containing the po-
litical platforms of all nations
The Y. NJ C. A. Weekly Publication
SAYS "a. f. Arvine and his wife are
enjoying the cool breezes at Camp Tux
is, and we are pleased to note that the
change is very beneficial to Mr.. Irvine's
health. He has been suffering with ma
laria for the past three weeks, and was
unable to conduct the service on the
green last Sunday. He hopes to be able
to be with us next Sunday, before leav-
ing on his vacation in August"
Rev. r. T. McNicholl, who has been
attending the camp meeting at Plain
VILE, will return to-day and will preach
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
MILFORD.

Julv 27.--Mrs e. w. Jarvis and Miss
Esther Louise Jarvis have returned 10
their home in Yonkers on the Hudson
after a few days visit with Or. ana
Mrs. Putney.
Mrs. Julius Booth and her daughter
Of Ansonia are visiting her sister AT
Burns Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Deland Of Elizabeth ~.
r are stopping at the Bluff cottage at
Woodmont.
Mrs. Harmon Bassett is entertaining
her brother from New York
Miss Florice and brother, Andrew j.
Brown. are visiting friends in Fan
River.
Eighty-four new books have just been
received into the Taylor library
Henry c. Goodwin of Torrin8ton IL
visiting his parents at Burns Folnt.
Mrs. H. Y. Putney of Broad street Is
visiting friends in Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs Harvey Hammond is entertain
ing her sister, Miss Gibson of Long
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs Stafford and their two
sons of Brooklyn. N. Y, are the guests
of Mrs. Sheldon Bassett at Burns
Point.
AT st. Peters church on Sunday (the
seventh Sunday after TRINITY there
will be morning prayer at 1850, sun
day school at IL m. and vespefs at
o'clock the rector officiating.
Miss Jeggerfuss of Stratford Is stop
ping at Walnut Beach.
Miss Gertrude Starr of New York ana
Mrs. Alice Atkinson Of Hoboken are
the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Starr on
North street.
There will be a praise service in the
First church on Sunday evening; sub
ject, Hymns That Have Helped, and
in the morning Rev. Fl. II. Morse VIII
preach on Incidental Thoughts
Mrs Allngham and daughter of wa
terbury, who have been stopping at
Burns Point, return to their home to-
day.
Dentist W. G. Gould will close his Of
fee at u m. on Saturdays during the
summer.
The Rev. II. H. Morse leaves town
for a four weeks vacation on Tuesday
next.
Mrs. Fl. Ireland and the Misses Ire
land are stopping at Woodmont
Mrs Ethel Lowell of Stratford 10
stopping at Walnut Beach.
Teh Rev. j. l.. Langlon will preach at
the NJ f. church on Sunday morning
on Jesus and the Working Class and
in the evening on THE influence or
Thought and Character"
Mr.. Chase has returned to his home
In Paxton, Mass, after visiting his son.
Wallace Chase, on Maple. street.
A Hammond typewriter has been
placed in the library.
The Misses Mamie Butler and Lulu
Hayes of Waterbury are visiting friends
at Woodmont.
Mrs. Mcdonald and children of Wa
terbury have arrived at Woodmont for
the season.
Attorney william Kennedy and his
family Of Naugatuck are occupying q
cottage at Woodmont.
News has been received from Brook
Ign of the death in that city last week
of Mrs. Laura Cornwall Firrnen for
mer resident of this village, only duagh-
ter of George and Laura Cornwall.
Mrs, Fl. Brown and her son Harry
who have been the guests Of Mrs. r..
Foley at Walnut Beach, have returned
home to Waterbury.
Miss Mary f. Clark of Boston is Wis
iting MI and Mrs. David N. Clark on
West River street.
Father Mclean .is driving a new
horse
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
Black Lawn Waists
So cents; worth ST.. so

Black Lawn Waists with all-over
tucked front and side plated back,
soft cuff, stiff collar. Also with
handsome openwork grenadine front
and a third style with embroidery
insertions ard fine tucks, flare cuffs,
stiff collar.
% cents; worth up to $3.50
Black Lawn Waists--in five styles
- embroidery insertions between
tucks -tucks with tiny box-plaits
between-all- over lace frcnt--tront
and back of all-over clusters OF tlne
tucks-- lace insertions alternating
with cluster tucks-all have tucked
backs, flare cuffs and stiff collar.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
Snecials in Childfen's Hosiery
and Underwear,

Children's fine ribbed cotton
stockings, spliced heel and toe,
double knee; in navy and black,also
a few tans and reds. Regular price
TIC. Special II nc pr
Children's lace Isle Hose, fine
quality, pretty pattern-the 55c
kind for 25c pr
BOYS BALBRIGGAN KNEE DRAWERS,
with double seattle regular 2Sc
garments; sizes d to "a.
To close I2Mc ca
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
Parasols Priced To 60.

And 60 they will il double quick
time at these prices. The offering in
clude Fancy Coachings in colors and
black and white. also a fine showing
of black-and-white Parasols-the
smartest styles Of the season. Where
all are different indivi 5ual descrip
tons are impossible; but there is
the variety to suit every taste.
Choose at these prices:
$I.98 Parasols for 5 .35
$2.2s, ESQ, 2.oS +" &C LIS
1898, 4.oS " ITS
S., $50, $50, 9, 1850, IS " 3.75
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28

Contractor Mahan Of New Haven yes
terday began the construction CT a SOW
err in Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport, COM
mencing at the railroad trestle and e<-
tending westerly distance of two bum
bred feet. The excavation resulted in
the discovery of sediment in the trunk
sewer for a distance of several hundred
feet, which required immediate alter
ton.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
TO GLEN ISLAND.

I. O. o. F. Lodge from Manchester.
King David's lodge, I. o. O. f., Of
Manchester will have an excursion to
Glen Island Saturday, August 4. The
party will come here by special train
taking the steamer John H. Starin TO
the island.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
Last Day OF the
Cloak Clearance Sale

And if you need such garments, you'd better
be about it pretty quick. Such values won't
come your way again in hurry. WOULDN'T now
only that we don't want to take single garment
Of this season with US when we move into our
new department Judge the. values by these:
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$500; worth as high as s8. 90
So. So; worth 5000

Same as the above in a superior
quality of Givernaud taffela; also
an odd lot of black and white
checks and fancy striped taffetas,
made with French back. flare cuff
and stock collar-in black and col
ors.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28

Women's Dress Capes.
Of broadcloth and silk, in black,
castor and red, trimmed with satin
pipings, taffeta appliques and lace,
some with triple capes--halt ana
three quarter lengths.
LOT lisa. %, worth as high as 5000
LOT II-$7.o8, lc.oo
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Women's Lawn Dresses.
o8c, worth 81. %.

Cool summer dresses Of nice Tine
lawn--blue and black grounds
with dainty white fgures-round
woke trimmed with rows of white
beading. narrow rufle edged with
beading on bottom Of skirt.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28

New London, July 27.-Arrived-sch Mas,
sasoit, Norfolk. Sailed -Schs VIM. A. Nor
ren a. v for Prov; II. 7. Hedges. n. Y.
for Taunton. Ada Ames. n. Y. for Rock
land: tugs Argo with 3 barges Piedmont
3. bound east; Sarah J. Weed, bargcs
bound west
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28

Women's White Lawn Wrappers
Of good quality lawn. round yoke
finished with narrow rufae; deep
founce on sAirt--tight fitting peltcd
back, loose front. Were $1.25
To close rs cents
Same style as the above with
ruff1e Of fine embroidery around
yoke, on neck and sleeves. Former
price S1.98 To close 90 cents
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
Silk Waists
$500; formerly as high as $40, 5

$500; formerly as high as $lo' 81
In this lot will be found all our
high class novelties that remain from
the seasons selling-perhaps one
and two of style. They're made
in variety of good styles--you'il
have to see them to appreciate
description here means nothing.
$4.oo; worth as high as $500
A small lot of Taffeta and INDIA
Silk Waists, in all-over tucked and
hemstitched eff cts--French back,
flare cuff. 3ssla',
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28

Other big values in Wash
Skirts, Golf Skirts, Dress Skirts,
Tailored Suits and Top Coats
odd lots of course, but if your
size is among them you'll get a
big bargain,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
FUNERAL OF MRS ELIZA HEN
DERSON

The funeral services Of Mrs. Emily
Henderson, who was for many years
valued servant In the family of Mrs.
James Hadley, were held yesterday af-
ternoon at the chapel of the New Ha-
ven hospital. Rev. Thomas Nelson
Baker, pastor of the Dixwell avenue
Congregational church, OBLIGATED, as
sisted by two other clergymen. The in
terment was in Evergreen cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
A Clearance in Hammocks.

These few specials from the Up.
holstery Department. They're but
a hint ef the great values you may
get by coming in to-day.
Hammocks-oSc, wor h $500.
These are BIZ ken lot; which we have
picked out from among the higher priced
ones-Thej have steel spreader, pillow, with
or without valance, extra lie, and are in the
brightest. prsttest colorngs.
$2.75, 100 and 1898 Hammocks *l.o6
Hand=woven Hanmocks.
Extra quality, very deep valance with
frnpe-the kinds that have been selling for
S4.93 and 5.98. Small quantity.
Now S %
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28

UNION SUITS
At ooc; worth $1.25--
Bought too many of these garments--will
sell what remains at this extremely low
price; sizes 3, 4 and 5.
FLANNEL. NEGLICEE SHIRTS
At 6oc; worth $l.2s--
Fine quality Scotch flannel Shirts in neg
ligee style, white collar band pearl buttons;
sizes IA n to II in.
At CSC; worth $l,25 and l.50--
The remainder of this seasons $l.25,
l.50 and ZOO Shirts in Oxford Cheviots and
woven Madras, some with detached cuffs
others attached handsome patterns all
sizes.
BATHING SUITS
At soc; worth $l.50-
Fine quality cotton Bathing Suits in navy
blue; sizes 81 to a..
Also Suits in worsted and all wool with
fancy stripes.
GOLF HOSE
At 25c; worth so and 75c--
Cotton and worsted Golf Hose without
feet-good assortment Of patterns.
At soc; worth SLIPS to 1.50-
Odd pairs in worsted Golf Hose, with and
without feet--the wanted kinds--pretty pat
terms.
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S1.oS; worth up to $500.

So. SO; were as high as $500
All-over corded and hemstitched
Taffeta Silk Waists, excellent quail
tv, flare cuff, stock collar-black
and colors.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
Girls Refers.
s to IL years.

Natty little REFERS Of finished
worsted and broadcloth--in colors
large fancy sailor collars trimmed,
with braid and stitching.
soc were as high as $l.5n
csc t" !" !" 5.Oo
$3.50" " !" 60o
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
Chi1dren's Muslin Dresses,
roc reduced from ST.. Is.

Of figured muslin, made in the
prettiest styles with fancy white
vokes finished with Val edged
rufle. lace on neck and sleeves.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
Cashmere Negligee Gowns.
AZ. %: worth $500

Dainty negligee affairs with bill
lows of laces and ribbons-in deli
cate colorings.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
Bathing Suits
For Women and Children.

Every one new this season-of
flannel and mohair, prettily trimmed
with braid in contrasting colors.
Well close out our entire stock at
these two prices.
$2.50-have been selling up to $500
$3.50 " at SIS, g..
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
What Shall Wa Haya for Dessert?

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer 1t to-day: Try Jell-O,
a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre-
Ing! simply add boiling water ana set to
cool. Flavors: LEMON Orange, Raspberry.
and Strawberry. Get package at your
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
Cleanup Before Inventory.
A Day for Men.

Hur trvhrough with the
coffee Come down town
early; or be a few minutes
late to work but don't miss
a fair share Of these things
at these prices. A little money will
save days wages. in very few min
utes to-day, If the lots were
large you might suit your convenience
as to coming, But, fact is. these Of
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28

half or third in every case Of what the same
waists are marked on the shelves Of the stores
about town-all sizes from "a to A.. Come ear
" and have first choice, for such offerings as
these will throng the department from opening
till closing hour.
Sale Starts at o'clock This Morning.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
Haud=woven Hammocks.

odd lots the var
ions like
sold to-day
know
inbe o hand,ta orh
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
Japanese Lanterns.

Japanese Lanterns.
The largest and best assortment
in the city. Special prices on large
quantities.
Little lanterns or big, in assorted shapes
brilliant colorings.
S5c the dozen, or $ cents ca
Others as high as 81 cents each.
A good chance for sea shore residents
prepare for annual luminations.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
A Rare Chance in Summer Silks.

Prize is what we wish to impress
upon you in this Sale of Summer
Silks Twoud be safe and perfect
ly honest to say that ne5er have we
seen silks of equal value sold for so
little money.
The lot comprises Figured and China Silks,
Satin Faced Foulards and Liberty Satns
and splendid assortment of handsome
lusrous solid color Foulards, in beautiful
range of colors
SO and SOC Silks for 1 &c yd
75c zoe yd
$l.OO "3oc yd
100 "43c yd
LIS II" SOC I'd
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Dotted Swiss Dresses
A. "a: regular value 5 90

S.. %; regular value SIS. 90
Dotted Swiss Dresses with round
yoke of lace insertions, finished
with rufle; skirt trimmed with grad
uated hounce over drop skirt OF
lawn.
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White Lawn Waists with front and PACK
Of al over clusters of tiny tucks; Others wiz
embroidery or lace insertions and tucks ana
a third with fancy sailor collar and clusters OF
bias tucks in frontal have flare cults and
plain or tucked backs
Also handsome wal is Of Silk Bingham IN
mink. lavender and blue, with hemstitched
front plat, French back and flare cutfs-ex-
tremsy stylish.
Striped and solid-color Lawn and Cham
BRAY and few Madras Waists, varlously
trimmed with white embroidery revers and
tucks, soft cuffs.
SIPS were as high as 81. 50.
Silk Bingham Waists with raised cords in
stripes. French back, fare cuff and linen
collar.
$1.oS; worth up to $500.
White Lawn Waists with all-over en-
brdidery and cluster tucks, also embroidery
and lace insertions with clusters OF line tucks,
bemsttched fare cuff French back. Only
few in this lot.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28

At the Soda Fountain.
Special for Saturday--'Or
ade," 3 cents the glass
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Chocolate MarshmallOws.
Half pound box Chocolate Marshmallows,
nice and fresh and daintily packed--always
IS cents. Only for Saturday lOc box
Not over three boxes to a purchaser
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-13
Don Fs!s!iic. 8as...,

El pueblo de Mayagtiez, que no
10 forman solamente cuatro seis de
los elementos del Partido Republics
no, elementos one 81 bien' Sc ve y
bieu Sc analizan, tienden dnicamen,e
& pesar de pretender haber Greer 10
contrario en- tribunas, plazas y cafes,
tienden, digo: a encaminar por tor
tuosas sendas ese mismo pueblo;
verfa con sumo agrado la candidatu
ra del digno cusnto honrado Don Fe
derico Basora para Jues Municipal
en- las proximas elecciOnes
Conocida es de todos la historic
poiftica del sef1or Basora, igualmen
to es conocida Ia Immaculate honra
dez intachable unprecedented del
mismo, habiendo desempef1ado ese
alto cargo en- periodos tan diffciles
como los que SO desorrollaron Guam
do la invasion, Gu ando di6 a conocer
las g. tos dotes de que estG revesti
do
Creemos, y as1 .el pueblo 10 espe
ra que Ell a Convention que ha de
celebrar el Partido Republican, pa
ra elegir su candidatura, fgurar& 81
nomore de tar digno puertorriqueno
viejo campeon de las libertades de
su TERRA tan querida, hombre de los
que lucharcn con los inmortales
Betances, Boldorioty, Basora Ruiz
Belbis otros, sin que SO pretenda
por bajos medios <postergarle,
Asf ell pueblo tendra un fuLcio
mario que sabra cumplir con su de
Der y quadara satisfecho de elecci6n
tan acertada
JBG
Mayagtlaz Dcbre 111o)o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-13
ASAlT
\ M ANO ARMADA
EN- PLENA CAPITAL
A LA,LLZ DEL DIA.

E>1a nla1*na como & !a: si.ta,
u1a vecina del Callej6n del Ruaar;;>.
del recinto de Bailaja. dio partc s :.
polic1a de que cuatro n1ivIl;uo,, 4
mano armada, haitian uen4:IaiD -
su haojtaci6n, ec''andoIo Ia puert&
abajo, rompiendole varies ohJetD@
de 10 casa, agteai6n:lo'a y empr"..
diendo seguiuaua21e la, fcg2
Estos miemos ind V tuus ui}a no.
ra despres, pe0>trarou cu III CAFE.
tfu, de Hlginio GArtla 81 Mcz .rt;ci,
situaio Ell la callo ce la Luua, to,3s-
ron del aparsdor varias bote:l>s de
vermouth y cOgnac, So lleN1Yor ~
cuch;llo y desput- d ! lacer dan eI
otros obje:os dol g. tabIt"imn:lt3.
aparec;aron.
Los ulisInO5 su~etus cN'}tnn2u'
do en- su labor, er 10, monDrtus que
pasaba una Cuagua fcerte 81 uc-tcD,
la asal tarOu y e':3}ar0N fpera ttl co
cnerO, qulen, Al p31lr auX;Ii, los III
20 huir, rafug'anGOAo c1 ia f"naa
del senior Ccisdo, c)ntjgus. al Tea
trO.
III qua; :lia dc serVi:io, C'arcf :
Neandner, con o;iss a~1ly lad q tnu5
prueba entorado "a d. qIe e~to3
individuoa ve1lan com :tieusio I'd =
clase de atropei.oS, poH't 8 t.n al ci'
tadO estabieciInje ITO q ii de let9
nerlos, pero al intentar'o le sal:0 al
encuentro Ell sugeto Felipe r. ~.
guez (a) Felipito. quiau pp9;4ndp un
cachillo do grandes dimeusia1o }e
tiro varias puf1aladas, ,le les que
pudo escapar, mija gros2mel. 1l
guardia, naclando Ajglt4): di~p~ros
le revolver.
A sus detoracio e. 2a...ii-,~un
en- su auxiIio los n"Ii::'.9 J:,.~ t',-
males, F:auci.>co Mde>>Yn - "a, ,r
Romanat, jose P::lar z 2>mu>. Ju!;;
Vargas, Antonio P,~hs ii rnu3
Manuel Izlaierdo. quJ t.:.;, aI i:
c'eron otros djsraros p1ra in;.4E1,r
& los asaltantes, que, al fla fI4rCn
maniatados y con 1ucilos 81 Il .t59i
to municipal & disposition dc. H.
autoridades
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