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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-28

Baseball.
FLIES AND GRoUNDERs.
Mike Donovan of Detroit Is In Town
For the Season.

LlL lAAg -eesaeA-a
Mike Daras.a who managed the De
troft civ Baseball league a few years
ago is r -.a city and is looking for a
-.-f,.. .- one off the local railroad mines,
frbera Is b.. ..rH. bat rlaJ be VIII be ac-
f.r0r....... .- be brings record as
f.-r- -- n B.. a- liant. His position Is it,
tIif .. D.. .- just possible that he may
fT a. ... ..r the Rio Grandes- Man
..-ar ... .. IH.L aggregation has been
tsIEin- .-us with him ana Things are
st5,y .. hat from what he has
..i.-.. .. .... situation there is every
1.,.-..... ..r. good season. he says, too.
Ir-r -... - . lot more chance Tor ball
-.-a,-..-. DID, -.. western cities than there
-r 90. .r... and that 1t is his intention
a.. f...t. H.-. DE IS particularly i'm
r.-aa-.. H. ..- winter interest IN the
tr.r- ... - manifest iu the city, say
III r. . very few cities IS there as
T--r.. enthusiasm among the fans.
... .arn.a interest is abroad among
IN. ...-.. rr .|rH#dsr- over the league that
.r......# Ug Manager Fulton Of the
I... a-.r.r-. Tine meeting that is 20 be
F..H .. THIS City The lNru of the month
Ell. a...-..-- bring forth important de-
,....m-.t- .u the much-mOOted league
g...... From present appearances. rne
..... .- .a fair way for organization,
.r. ae ~. H. Lucas. interstate league
I4 also practically assured, u looks
r.s-r.E- as though the enthusiasts Of
L..n Are -0iuE Iu witness league ball
from .Uo different sources the coming
season Jack AleiuiCke Is IN Park City
..r...s.r- interest among the miners and
-.na-ss that d. good nine there IS Ger
Jallrg-
-EI.E" Burke. the whirlwind end Of
last wears High school football team,
and bod Ritter the u-tie quarterback,
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salary of $50. during the councils
pleasure. The resolution was adopted,
only Cottrell voting in the negative
A resolution by the street commit
tee favored the exchange of old, worn
out horses in the department, for
fresher stock. The resolution was re-
ferred to the department committee
with power to act.
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Acted On the Suggestion.
1ndianapolls 80

7 J
1T seems foolish. said the young wom-
an. last week. for a man to spend HIS
money on a ridiculous valentine, when the
girl would appreciate a box OF candy, or
something OF that sort. so much more"
Air said the young man.
This morning the young woman was
much mysttied when she received a boiled
ham and dozen cheese Sandwiches in d
neat box.
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A Recommendation.

indianapolis Press)
The Big Boss-Say. look here. 1 ant
recommend that man for a place OF the
police force. He has been fined for WIFE
beating I find out
The Little Boss-Did We ever see his ouId
woman
No"
By CORY, if We had. ye'd know thot
the man who could git away wild her was
IN very wan for handling desp'Tit cases. -
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WILL BE INVESTIGATED.
Charges Made By Missionaries
Against Congo Free State.


London, Feb. Pin reply to repre-
sensations in regard to the charges
made by w. NJ. Morrison of the South
African Presbyterian mission. with
headquarters at Nashville. Tenn. Of
Outrages committed in the Congo Free
State. including the demanding of
enormous tributes from the people the
king of the Relgians says rhe govern
ment Of the Congo Free State has been
informed Of the charges and that a
judicial investigation is proceeding.
The British colonial secretary. Joseph
Chamberlain who was also notified Of
the charges made. suggested that the
matter should be referred 10 the for
eign office United States Ambassador
ChOate, to whom the charges were
communicated. says he regrets he is
unable TO act without instructions from
the state department. and suggests that
representations on the subject be for
warded to Secretary Hay.
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Won Bv Lowells.

PLAYED last evening in the Y NJ C.. A.
umuu ium between the girls of the Low
ell school and the girls from the first
yar of the High school. The LoWellites
Won by q big lead, their score of is to 4
being made largely through the work of
Janet Murdoch. Elizabeth Palmer was
the star of the High school girls The
lineup was as follows.
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miscellaneous.
Tod Sloan's Plans.

Ch.aaeo. Feb. Ell .Toddeus Sloan, af-
Ter severe. days sojourn in Chicago. left
last night for New York. II he can Sc
cure passage. DE- Will sail for England
Saturday. but if unable TO set cabin
rooms Dee will stay in New York for a
week Sloan declares he viii ride this
summer I'M the Washington Park Derby
and ra- Suburban and metropolitan hand
i.fqS if offered suitable mounts. His first
race lu England will be March -
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No Cause to Wnrru-

tCmcagO Times-Herald)
Il suppose he said. as they undulated
around the hall, that my mother would
20 aWfully worried If she knew I was
mere She so religious. and thinks il is
a terrible sin to dance"
on. never mind, the girl said "She
wouldn't k0ow you were dancing even II
she saw YOU"
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Supreme Judge Resigns.

Jackson, Miss. Feb. 81 7. Woods,
chief justice of the Mississippi supreme
court today rendered his resignation
to the governor. Judge Woods intends
to return to law practice at Meridian.
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ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
This Line Is Projected to Operate
From the Pacific to Liverpool.


New York. Feb. 27.-The Times says;
Plans have been partially completed
for a new great transcontinental rail-
way line. with a connecting line Of
steamships to Liverpool, by which the
distance between that city and the
western grain states is to be shortened
500 miles. The new Milwaukee South
western is to be a part Of this system,
and when completed will extend to the
Pacific coast. through Canada.
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/ The many good friends Of Lieutenant
| George W. Gibbs, formerly of battery
A, viii rejoice to learn that he mas just
fallen heir to a nice little estate Of S12,-
O00 The news Of his good fortune
reached the lieutenant yesterday morn
ing in letter from Lawrence Bond, a
lawyer Of Newton, Mass, announcing
the death, on the 18th inst, of Mrs.
/ Catherine Elizabeth Gibbs at that
place.
Lieutenant Gibbs came west when he
was 10, just after his mothers death,
I and has never since been back After
his departure from home his two sisters
died, his father married again, and at
his death, in 1892, left his property in
trust to the widow until her death,
when il was to go to Lieutenant Gibbs,
the only survivor Of the family. The
death of the captains stepmO5ner,
whom he never saw, has just occurred,
as above stated, and the property comes
70 him, according to the provisions of
his fathers will
Includes Family Home.
The legacy includes the old family
homestead in Newton, that has de-
scended Through several generations Of
the family, and a good sum OF money.
The Lieutenant is naturally eIaIed over
this good fortune, as he says il Will
put him on his feet after his experience
in the Philippines. and give him an OPP
p0Tumity 10 educate his two children,
which is his highest ambition.
He thinks lJAwill make a trip to Mas
sdOhu5etts to" hook after the business
right soon, but has not fully made up
his mind. Lawrence Bond, the trustee,
was q scnOOlmate of the lieUtenant's,
and he has fun confidence in his integ-
rity, 90 that he may leave the matter
wholly in his hands
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StatuaTV.

Indianapolis JoUrnaI)
The Younger Oue-Oh, he looks just like
a Greek god
The Elder One-The only Greek gods
ever saw were decidedly hard hooking
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At the Front.

Philadelphia North AmericanD
He was a newspaper man. Late war
news kept me down town" he STAN
meTed, as he entered the house at $50
a. N.
"Humphr replied his Wife "WeH. we'll
make a little more war news right here
for late edition"
And the Eaffle VS. On
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Silver For Europe.

New York, Feb. 27.-The steamship
Teutonic, sailing for Europe tomorrow,
viii take out 80, 600 ounces Of silver.
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GIBBS GOOD FORTUNE
lnheritS An Estate Valued at
$4,000.
NEWS CAME YESTERDAY
PROPERTY INCLUDES OLD MASS
ACHUsETTs HOME.

Former Officer in Battery A Receives
Word Of the Death of his Step
mother and as a Consequence He
Inherits Property His Father Left
to Her In Trust.
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FIGURE ON EXPENSES
COUncilmen Consider Some Fl
nancial Matters.
TO LIMIT ALL OUTLAY
DEPARTMENTS MUST BE ECON.
CYNICAL.

Ironclad Rules Suggested By the Fl
nance Committee For the Various
City ofhcials-Propcsed Allow
ances Are About the Same as
Under Democratic Administration
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MADE SPECIAL ORDER
Council Viii Settle Union De-
pot Next Week.
TO MEET RAILROAD MEN
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE IS AP-
POINTED.

Hartenstein Announces That He Has
Received Official Information TO
the Effect That the Ordinances, as
at Present Framed, Are Not Ac-
ceptable to the Railroads.
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includes Family Home.
DAILY LIBERAL TO NEWSPAPERS

Continued from Page i
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A resolution by Canning favoring the
purchase Of fifteen additional sprinls-
ling wagons in order to effect the
economical and satisfactory sprinkling
Of the streets. was referred to the com
mittee on sprinkling
A resolution by c. r. Howe was
adopted. requiring the heads Of city de-
partments 10 purchase supplies at
wholesale rather than retail prices
c. r. Howe offered another resOlu-
ton calling for the crawling of all
muddy CrOsswalks in the city. over
the objection of Fprnstrom, Howe C.
RI Howe Edgar and Reid, who IA
vOTed adoption Of the resolution. il was
referred to the street committee.
Two other resolutions by c. r. Howe
for the crawling OF streets and fun
ing gutter crossings in the vicinity Of
North Temple, First North and First
and Second West streets. were referred
To the committee on streets.
Fernstr0m offered a resolution au-
thorizing the employment Of a stenog-
rapher to serve the waterworks street
and health departments at a monthly
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-09
ROBO Ell CUADBILLA
Epifanio Torres cabecilIa, pr6fugo
Tres capturados

La cr0nica criminal registra de nue. :
70 otro hecho vandAlioo.
En- ell barrio de, SRio Prieto> juris
diceion de Yauco, ha tenido lugar otro
asalto de robo en- caadritla mano ar
mada.
Componfan la psrtida Il individuos
portando rev6lveres. machetes J puma
les, hicieron sus fechorfas en- la casa
del comerciante don Agapito Perez.
Este suceso tuvo lugar la pasada ee-
mana.
Los asaltantes ocuparon varios efec-
tos que Sc lleYaron. Los dependencies
de la referida casa, fueron amarrados J
abofeteados, amezando con matar d los
que alarmaran 8 gritarau.
De estos malhechores han sido cap
turado tres. Dfcese que Ell cabecilla es
un tai Epifanlo Torres.
Este servicio ha sldo prestado por
los guardias del puesto de <Indiera ba-
ja> se1ores Soler, Carreras. Paradiz y
ell ex jefe de la policfa de Yauco, hoy
cabo lnsular.
IambI6n sc encuentran en- esta clu-
dad desde aver ell cabo del puesto de
Yauco, seflor La Rosa, con fuerzas 4
sus ordenes para Ia captura del cabeci-
LA, que segdn todos los datos Sc en-
cuentra en- Ponce.
Por 10 visto, la orda criminal no lie
va trazas de terminar en- la Jurisdiction
de Yauco. POGO importa, al parecer,
para ciertos s6res, que de una sociedad
Ell triste espectacuIo que presencio Pom
ce ell sabado en- Ia manana. La NAL
n nd Al - IL I'D. ~
las familias no estan garantizadas.
LevanGese la justicia la altura de
sus grandes deberes no tema para ma
da q las murmuraoiones de los irres
ponsables.
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Para poder apreciar este robo es pre-
ciso saber que esta situado diche esta-
blecimiento en- la oalle de la Marina Y
en- el sitio mas pr6ximo a la plaza prin
cipal.
No debe olvidsrse que es ell tercer
robo que sucede en- menos de IN mes,
en- esa calle la mas centrica de la oludad.
El primero en- la librerfa de Lopez, ell
segundo en- ell Correo, ell teroero antes
de anoche.
Este robo Sc presenta con la rara cir
cunetaucis de no presentar fracture el
candado que es de patente, nj Ia oerra
dura.
Creemos que Sc haoe indispensable
tomar determinaciones serias acerca de
Ia vigilanoia nocturna por parte de Ia
policfa para esa atencion no debe res
tarse los gastos necesarios, aumentando
ell nunero de guardias.
Los que Sc hallaban de seryicio en-
esa calIe aseguran que no vieron circu-
lar por ella personas sospeohosa.
Veremos 81 Sc aciara Ell robo de la
Ne,o York City.
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Uases eyEseeyeyey

En- una hoja suelta que ciroulo en- es-
ia ciudad cuando estabau los reos en-
capilla, Sc dijo, faltando toda clase
de consideraclones, sobre todo la
verdad, que una sef1orita hiia polftica
de don Prudencio M6ndez, asesinado
por esos reoe, sc habia ofrecido GER
Vir de ejecutor de la JustIcia, 81 no Sc
encontraba verdugo cue dlese muerte
los aseslnos de su padre.
Esto ha sldo una infame calumnia
lanzada por una hoja mereenaria, que
nos apresuramos desmentir, va que
Ia prensa de la isla Sc ha hecho eco de
semejante, version.
Aunque dichas senoritas no pueden
menos que odiar los asesinos, que en-
la lugubre noche, tan horribles tornea
tos les hicieron sufrir elias 4 su
madre, tienen educaclon Y sentimientos
cristianos sufcientes, para no haber Ian
zado semejante version.
Lo que oourre es. que en- esta oiudad
hay seres que pretendeu comeroiar has
ia con los sentimientos de las familias
desgraoiadas.
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agriculture con grandes ahorros Y que
en momentos de apuro salvo la patria
de Ia mas grande de las humillacio
Ella apront6 seguido la mayor suma
para liberar ell suelo querido euna de
grandes pensadores y de los derechos
del hombre.
Aemauia debe su poderfo las aso
ciaciones mercantiles sgrfcolas, que en-
todas las regiones de la naci6n como
tluvia fecundante por igual distribuye
aus beneh 3ios. ILolanda e 1nglaterrs
con la b4ndera llevaron repleta GAIA de
orc protectora de inmensos territories
hoy ricos con todas las manifestacio-
nes de la vida civilizada y de sus goces.
Porque no debe olvidarse, Y los Iegis
ladores, deben tenerlo muy presente.
Los vicios, los crfmenes ? hasta las
subevaciones eiguen los proloDg ados
perfodos de miseria del hambre.
Los reveaes de fortuna ooasionan NAL
humor, cream caracteres asperos J va
riales, contrarios la concordia d Ia
ammonia social.
Ia ref2rtna de nuestro derecho en-
eousonancia con la situaci6o econ6mica
del pats Ia ayuda nuestra arruiuada
agricultural, debieron ser medidas de
gobierno inmediatas 3 Ia gran catastro,
fe del de Agosto.
Dr.. ANTONIO j. AMADEo.
Maunabo, Abril de 1900.
(Contsnuard)
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DESDB la HABAUA
CHARLA MENUDA

Contindo hoy mi char2a. tom&ndola
en- el punto en- que dt poz q la Ee,aqala Ia
pasada vez.
Efectivamente: el fl6sofo frances te.
MIA raz0n al afrmar que ana cara boni
ta e8 eL mas 5elIo dc los espectdculos.
Mi paseo por Ell Prado me llen6 de
convenoimiente pleno de la yerdad que
encierra la afrmacion del sabio La
Bruy6re.
De la cual sirmaci6n Sc deduce, pia.
dosamente pensaudo, que ell precitado
sabio debio pasarse nuy gratas horas en-
la contemplation del espectdculo, 81 Sc
ha de saIvar Ell principle de que, una
vez conooida la verdad, af6rrase d ella
la voluntad con fuerza irresistible.
I de consecuencia en- consecuencia
;vaya uno saber hasta donde llegarfa
ese buen senior!
Pero Jay! no es menos cierta la segun.
da parte de su acerto, pues la sublimi-
dad del espectdcu1o en- question cuando
NO Sc tene cerca la preCzilecta, c,ly0
0o2 eS la naGs duLce dc las aTna0ntds,
todo parece palido. .
Completando ell pensamiento, diremos
con en- ell profundo La Bruy6re, no to
do eraD fttoSofaaS y que mas de una vez
Sc aoordarfa de que era d66l.
\ ouenta que no vivi6 10 bastante
para darse IN paseito por la calle de
O6isp0 las tardes de moda.
;Que sin0 .
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I'll TRNOR PRBVOST

Es una de las fguras mas saIientes
en la Compa1lfa de opera italiana que
legarh d esta ciudad ell Is del corrien.
te.
lie aquf el iuioio que mereoe dieho
artista La EstrelIG de Mexico:
eProcedente del teatro frances, ha fl
gurado siempre entire los artistas de
cartel, trabaiando con 6xito en- casl to
dos los teatros prinoipales del mundo
artistico. Pos6e una VOC potente So
gora, staoa con suma facilidad las notas
agudas, y es un actor correotfsimo que
csraoteriza d la perfection todos los
persouajes su cargo
En- Tro0ador, Ajao, BaUo 6,a Mas
chera, Hornant, anoche en- FauSto,
ia dejado bIen sentada so reputaci6n
artfstica, despertando en- el pubIico yer-
dadero entusiasmo.
A los aplausos que hasta ahora ha
obtenido Ell oorrecto artista, enviamos
81 nuestro, sincere entusiasta>
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No hay tai bonifcaci6n
SE RQUIVOCA Ell SENIOR COLL 7 TOSTB

Hacienda habfa hombres mas inteligon
tes practicos que Ell seflnr Coll y Tos-
te. Eutonces sc condonaban las Quotas
memories de cinco pesos, oautidad que
no aIcanzaban nuuca psgar los Totes
de ounce cuerdas de terrenos de tercera
clase. Asf, pues, aquella MEDIA como
la de la tributaoi6n en- general, puestas
en- practiea por Ell seflnr Coil y Toste
solo vinieron favorecer d los dueTios
de terrenos f&rtiles y de gran valor.
Si d, esto Sc afiade la llLvia de i'm
puestos que ha creado Ell sefor Coll =
Toste sobre ell gauado, los perros, los
ooches, etc., impuestos que solo pagan
los puertorriquefios, pues el senior Coll
Toste para adular los continent ales,
ha relevado los empleados amerieanos
del pago de esos impuestos, cosa que
nunca ocurrio con Espafia, pues los
empleados peninsulares no Sc les eximfa
de los impuestos que Sc oreaban; case
que no ha ocurrido en niug1n paf', des
de los tiempos medioevales hasta nues
tros dfas.
Examinando, pues, detenidamente Ia
gesti6n administrative del seflor Coll,
puede airmarse que ha sldo una Gala
midad para este pafs.
No tiene, pues, derecho avanagloriar
sc de gu labor como Secretario Civil, nj
mucho menos de pretender que Ell pals le
guarde gratltud.
va sabfamos que los estudios de me-
dicina son ben dIstintos de los de econo
MIA polftica. ciencia eu la que nunca &c
distinguio ell senior Coll y Toste, que
i
cienda no habfa administrado nj una
mala casa de concrete.
Las consecuencias de ese maridsje
m6dico administrative, ha venido su-
friFlas ell pats.
z aun pretende ell doctor Coll que Sc
lie tributen apausos, cuando solo obten
dra las censurss de los pobres agricul-
torres y del pueblo, al Quail solo le fAlta
tener que pagar impuestos por Ell dere
emo de andar por las GALES.
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No hace muchos dias alardeaba ell Sc
fior Coll y Tosts desde las coIumuas de
La COrrespOn01e71cjd, de los benef los
que habfa realIzado desde la Secretarfa
Civil en- pro de la agriculture del pats.
Y entire esos m6ritos resefiabaRos el
hsber <rebajado la contribution terri
torial.1 Si todos los m6ritos del Sc
cretario Civil son como este, va puede
ir realizsndo otros de mayor eficscia.
FL seIor Coll y Toste no reboj6 Ia
cOntribuci6a TERRITORIAL. 10 que htzo fu6
rebaisr la contribution los terTenos
nsds ,f4rtiLes y ,f;tvorecielOs por la rntu
raleza. recargo,aao de Wn nsotlo .fornaieza
bic d los media1aos q DeqUeftos Propie
tGTios. Para estos ha sido ell sefior Coll
un clcl6n peor que ell de San Ciriaco,
porque este solo destrozo una psrte de
la isls, y las determinscioneq del seIlor
Coll alcanzan la isla entera.
Mientras al pequefio estanciero Sc lie
hs mas que duplicado la Quota de tri-
butacion, cercenandole hasta su propia
alimentaei6n, al estanciero rico, posee
dor de tierras de primera clase, se les
rebsja, Estos, pues, seran los que
pueden guardian gratitud al seiior Coll.
Entire esos estancieros fgura ell propio
senior Coll, Ell cual es poseedor de tie
rras de primera olase, de donde Sc dss
prende qae Ell eefior Coll Sc ha reb ado
asi mismo la contribution.
Y no arguya ell sefIor Secretario Civil
que declare libres de impuestos las pro
piedades que no excedan de ounce
cuerdas, pues nj esta medida fu6 equi.
tstiva, pues no SO hizo difereucia algu.
ma entire terrenos de primera clase y
terrenos de tercera. Con este solo vi
no fsvorecer los que posefan Totes
de esa extension, pero de gran valor. y
por los que percibfan una buena renta,
arrendandolos haciendas de cafias-
Hasta en- esto salio perjudicado eI es-
tauciero pobre.
Mas equitatlvo y aoertado era ell sis
tema que Sc segufa antes, en- tiempos de
Espsfis, cuando al frente de nuestra
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DE- ADJUul
Administration Republican,
Adjuntas, PR. Abril ) de 1900.
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRACIA.
May senior inio:


Continds aquf ell Tribunal de PoIicfs
compuesto por los senores Bosch Y
Gelpf, cometiendo atropellos q mas y
mejor: V6ase sino los datos que su-
ministro, los cuales comprueban que
estos sefIores en- vez de cumplir deb
damente con las prescripciones Vigentes
sobre Ia materis, las vuIneran, obede
ciendo solamente a sus caprichos.
Resulta, que don Ramon Lamber
ti diariamente lie estrafan de su fnca
sacos de viandas, habi6ndose puesto
en- ouidado, pudo observar que Jose
Rivera era ell autor de las estracciones;
buse6 dos testigos propietarios para
que dieran f6 J pudieran sorprender 3
Rivera; los caaies presenciaron que
este era Ell yerdadero autor, dejandolo
li5re para que Sc marchara q su casa.
fin de que este no pudiera repetir
mas aquelos hechos. nj en- su fnca, nj
sn as de sus coIindsptes, do eonocl