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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-30

Mrs. Amelia Il. Gratncr died at the
home of b. +. Negus on South avenue
at 2:3O o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The deceased was So years old and
had lived in the city and state for -
years, having been born in New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-30

Bert Hammer and bride are in the
city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Stephens. Mr.. Hammer is one of the
Plow company's representatives in
South America.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-30

The death of Elsie Bendixen, the
eight-monts-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter BendiXen, occurred at
their home at 2244 West Second
street. Saturday. Mr.. Bendixen is
foreman at the Betendorf Axle works,
and another child is left to comfort
him and his wife.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-30

Whales are never found in the gulf
stream.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
IN The RIVER
Body Of Missing Ne |
Cropsey Found
SEARCH FOR HtR
Has Been Going On Since She
Disappeared Nov. 20

Elizabeth 'Clty, N. c., Dec. 2S-The
body Of Ella Maud Cropsey, missing
since Nov. 20, has been found in the
PasQuotank river, not far from Justice
Cropsey's home. The indications are
the girl was drowned. Whether it was
suicide or murder is not positively
known. There is much excitement in
Elizabeth City.
Nothing in years excited the resi-
dents of Elizabeth City as did the dis
appearance Of Miss Cropsey, who, after
"a quarrel with her lower, left her house
late at night and YVES swallowed up in
the darkness.
Miss Cropsey lived for many yezrs
In the old town of New Utrecht, N. Y,
just outside Of Brooklyn, and was very
popular in Brooklyn society. -Four
years ago her father moved to Eliza
bethCity, where he purchased farm,
and $there Miss CTepsey had lived ever
since Recently she came north and
visited her aunt IL BroolSlyn, returning
to Elizabeth City accompanied by her
cousin, a woman aaf about her own age.
Quarrel~d With Her Lover.
Miss Cropsey lE.d received attentions
from James Wilcox, a young and pros
pereus resident of this place, and the
couple were considered engaged sky the
village gnssips. Then came a quarrel
and for many days the young couple
avoided each either But on the even
ing of Nov 20 2Nilcox sailed upon his
sweetheart and passed the evening in
the company OF herself and her cousin
when at a late hour he arose from
his chair to go, he asked Ella ,Cropsey
veranda, as he alad something hE wish
+ ed 10 discuss with her. She readily as
= seKted as the friendship which had
existed bstweeIl the cualple had agair
; apparently been resumed, and she
walked or. to II he veranda in his com
paHy. A haE Ii our paseed before Miss
Crcpsey's cousin thought of looking fol
her, and then she walked out to the
veranda ard 4ooked about, hit the
yOUlig wOman was not there
Searching Ihs. grounds and Ending
no tarace of tie girl her cousin re
turra.ad to the NlOuSe an0 alarmed the
family. No trace of the missing CIR
was found, and finally bloodhounds
were brought TO the house ana We're
placed upon the scent. They leti the
searching party to the PaSIuotanh riV
er, and the river was dragged for the
body pf the girl but without result.
The search was continued unceasing
ly from that Gay. Feeling ran very
high against WilcoX. who was arrest
ed. but denied knowing anything OF
the girls disappearance, saying he nae
left hpr on the porch crying oVei q
quarrel
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
MORE EXPLOSIONS
Cause Fatal Disaster In
Pennsylvania
PLANT WRECKED
Shock Of Explosion Of Pow
dor MIu Heard Miles Away

Scranton, Pa. Dec. 2S.-A dispatcn
from sharpsville says that an ex-
plosion at the, old Sharpsville furnace
wrecked the furnace plant and killed
three men. Another workman was
probably fatally injured.
The dead are Martin Clary, Howard
Dickson, James Bartlett. The injured
man is James Donnelly.
The men were working at the top Of
the furnace when the explosion oc-
cured, and Clary, Dickson and Bart
lett were burned to death. Their bodies
were recovered two hours later. Don
aelly was injured by jumping.
The cause of the explosion is not
known. No estimate has been made as
J ret ef the loss.
An explosion in the barrel mill Of the
Moosic Powder company at it's Jermyn
works blew the mill and some adjoin-
Ing buildings to pieces and broke win
aOTs for miles around.
Shock Felt I'm Scranton.
The shock was plainly felt in this
city, a distance of fourteen miles. ia
cob Miller, who WINS in the engine room
In an adjoining building, wGs burned
beyond recognition and cannet survive.
John Gibbs, George Gebhardt and
George Forkel, who were entering the
Amillyard, we're caught by flying debris
land badly injured.
Glass blown from a window in Albert
FCarey's house struck his daughter and
cut deep gash in her neck. 1t is fear
led she is fatally injured. Scarcely a
store or restaence in Jermyn escaped
with who.e g.ne of glass. The Gauss
!sof the explosion is unknown.
/ A Delaware and Hudson passenger
train, which passed about quarter OF
la mile from the scene of the explosion
1 at the time of the accident, was sway
ed by tbe force of the explosion, ant
/ the passengers screamed with terror al
|gthe train ggve. a sudden lurch.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
ST. JOHN NIGHT
Foreign Masens Hold
Annual Celebration In
MILES, HALL
4 Good Attendance, a Fine
Supper and erj yabIe Time

Never 10 the history o. Barre was
| there more successful observance of
St. JOHN s might than that held 10y the
Foreign M .se1s LAST nigas. The af'
fair took place in Niles hell and was
a very enjo able affair an / itcame to
an end at 5 o'clo * this NOR ing much
to the regret Of all preset
Eighty five Masons With theiT wives
Or w0Eaen friends sat dc ssl tC an ex-
@llent chicken supper cooked by John
Michael *tJ It. Callagadsan's which
was pronounc, d all raght by every
body.
Robsra KyEDch acted as toasenaster
and as usual made an excellent one.
The decorations of the hall were
very staple, but On the wel back OF
the head table where we're seated
Messrs Robert Kynucal- G. I, camp
| bell. VIII DurAae, Eli Rice and l. Il.
Roberts, was the mystic 'G'' SO dear
| to the hearts Of al MaSOnS.
The teasts drunk were as eo!lows:--
The President and the GRAFT,
"Gr&nd Lodge OF Vermont,' "Gf@nd
Lodge of Scotland" drunk in silence
with no response. cooperative Locge
| Of AEasons, responded to by Robert
Kynocb;'sG ranite Lodge F-A.' ~ NJ
i reSponded TO by Senior Walden T. L.
Campbell in place OF Master Jamss
C0utls wh0 il away; Oldest Mason
in R,rra - ,roDnAd nv j. T Mar
nd respcn,lt d to hs + i Rice.
I'M. rsper~ed vita these were songS
| BY George Troup, 5ohn Ao&us' 1"hh d,
McKe zie, MR.. Geerge stewart and
Mr.. VIM. Brnie a d rec'ldIa@n ~
Nis, Lizzie K}n ch,
| a lterward, tnere vas song "
R bert Kynocn ana reci'a1lons ny
NJ S LIZZIE Kynoeh lanes u. AGld'
ul Or f. M L.Ide
a ter the supper wts over the A2ol
va, cleared and danifif was ciJoyeu
lal > O'Clock tAi. nu:4ing 10 HG>Ac
i@ponded TO by CRUCES orchestra
e ctn1fl.ttee in charge Of the oo-
ama1ra % wnoo great credit is due
Tor ne way ever, t1Irg passed oil wa"
& lo,ad Of Rouer1 Kynoch' chalt
ia ,Jal u Ahlton, secretary, g.
R James Willamsop, Thomas I:
ho on. -, 5 Red, Wm. Ernie ana
GeHae Miscocl With John CheSSsr
az Nm. Bllllie as masters o. co10,
% dos, The LATER acting in place ''
Al 70 - Young VITO is SICK.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
BURNED ALIVE
Topsham Woman Meets
HORRIBLE DEATH
Victim Of Fire IN Her Own
Bed
HORRIBLE DEATH
(Soecial to TELEGRAM

= Topsham, Dec. 2s.-The most
shocking tragedy ever known in this
part OF the country took place last
night when Miss Hattie Bowen, q
maiden lady about 40 years Of age was
burned to death In her bed.
Miss Bowen lived In the village and
kept small store IN the room adjoin.
ing the room .she slept in. At $50
last night Geo Hall was passing by
the house when he discovered blaze
In the sleeping room.
He went in and found the bed a
mass Of flames. These be extinguish.
ed and then went to look for Miss
Bowen. He found her under the
counter in the store most pitiable
sight.
Her clothing was completely burned
away and her whole body was charred
to the bone the face and head being
the most horrible for the hair was
burned from the scalp and the feat
ures we're almost beyond recognition.
Medical aid was called and all that
was possible was done TO save her but
in vain. She died at 2 O'Clock thit
morning after great suffering. She
was only semi conscious and was un
unable to tell how it all happened on,
as lamp was found overturned neaI
the bed and as she had been subject tt
epileptic shocks it is thought that sht
was taken suddenly i'll and that sh'
went to the bedroom where she &C
accidently upset the lamp. She leave
father and mother and one brother
The funeral will be held tomorrow q
II O. Jlock. -
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
NOT GUILTY
The Verdict For F. A.
S|ayton In Water Case
FRED D. BEcKlEY
Found Guilty And Fined bHt
Has Appealed His Case

Ehe fau,s US Cases Of City ef Barre
VS. f. A. SIayton and F. d. Beckley
for the alleges larceny OF water from
t,iescity wa'sr mains cam.a to an end
last eveuing af'er being GA TRIAL a Gdy
and 4 halt ia city e. Jurt when the, juty
breught il verdict of not guilty
against Mr. Slayton and guiltg agalnst
MIR, BecKley.
Mr.. SlayJon was accordingly dis
charged and Mr.. Beckley YVES fined
500 with cosas of &52.7l tsy Judge Fay
but appealed his'case to county court.
The jury were given the case az
6.4C and brought in the veFsict AZ
Z lC. There was 40 evidence against
Mr.. Slayton and his friends while
pleased at the yer,ict ars not #nrpris-
ed by IL.
The case has at. racteG considerable
attepaion and the court rO9m has Deen
filled all the ,imeEit was Oh trial.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
FELL DOW .! STAIRS
(Snecial 10 TELTGRAM J

Waterbury, Dee. 2S.-Mrs Ira
Town, who lives al Geo. Randalls,
fell down stairs Wednesday nig ht sus-
tanning quite severe injuries The
5ay b(nes were hlokcn on 10th SIDES, 2
long cash wa0 GU across the foreheao.
Whether she rec. ive3 eIious internal
il iuri. s has not y9u been ascer5ainco,
AS she is in rery critical condition
and grave doubts as H. her recov ry
ar. Sustained, although she was rest
ing as qu'e'ly rs could be exp cted al
the lAsb reports
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
FORGED SISTERS NAME
Especial to TELEGRAM

Montpelier, Dec. 2s.-Gecrge L.
8 we'll known character
about town, was brought into city
court this morning and arraigned on
r4hree charges of larceny.
The allegation is that IN Dec "a,
+25 and IS he forged the name OF bis
sister, Mary'lE. Maco mber, to orders
for ten collars each on'the Montpelier
Savings Bank.
He was held in the sum Of SlG0
bell, and the cases continued until
Jan. John Senter going surety fol
hi-n. Seaattr& lluse are defending
M4combes, and Grand Juror Fred
Thomas Is conducting the prosec2-
tia1.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
BADRATLRoAD ACCIDENT

Manchester, n Il. Dec. zF,--lhe
passenger rain leaving here this morn
ina on the Boston & Maine railroad,
crashed into freight one mile north
of Nashua. The passenger engine
was demolished and the baggage car
dou 9led up The engineer and fire
man and one other tralnman were
killed. The passengers were uniojur-
ed Accident was due to the heavy
fog,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28

London. Dee. @S.-W. Curtis Wake"
field Of New York is the name o. the
American who has leased Ditton PARK
near NIndsor for The coronation year.
If is n magnihccnt mansioD, SURROUND
ed by broad. deep moah Which Ii
crossed by ii single bridge through an
embattled. arched gatehouse. A PARK
of 300 acres surrounds the residence
which was the home Of the lath Duch'
ess Of Hucc!euGh.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
KEVNEHsON PLEADED GUILTY
Special 20 TELEGEAM J

Fest Barre, Dec. 28.-The trial OF
Alfred Kenne rson for an assault upon
VIM. Recor took place here this fore
noon. After the states witness had
testified the state consented to let the
court take jurisdiction of the case.
HENDERSON pleaded guilty and was
fined s?0 and costs. W. ". Lapoint
assisted Grapd .Jlror Cutler in the
prosecution, and f. A. Bailey OF
Montpelier defended Kennerson.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
NOTICE 10 CLANSMEN

There will be ar adjourned meeting
of Clan Gordon on Monday evening,
Dec. sc, at 7 p. IN, fer the purpose OF
hoariug the report Of the Building
Counig1ee and taking action on the
sane. a full Attendance Of members
IS rtaues, ed as the business ~ be eGran-
sacted i3iimportasI.
JOSEPH GRAHAM. Chle1.
2l3 II
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Dee. ~, -- 1he ao'
io,1rped conference between lres'ueht
Shotl'cr of the Amalgamated assocla-
ton and the officers OF the Repupilc
Iron aud steel and the American steer
Hoop company regarding the construc'
tion of a clause in the finishing scale
oftcr n few hours session has rcached
an agreement, The details are ho'
made public.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
ANOTHER BANK MERGER.
Two Boston Institutions Decide en-
Constellation.

Constellation.
Boston Dec. 2S.-The formation or Il
,vew nntional bank with Il capita cl
81 SOC. 900 to be called the NatlonaJ
Suffolk hank and to sslpersede the
nrnsent Suffolk Narional and Washing
ton National banks has been detl1llteiy
projected.
The establishment of the new bank is
the outcome of n movement Tor the
ljonidation Ci the " aShingtOh NatiopaI
bank. and under the present plan stock
boIdnrs in he4h Of the old institutions
which Will be wiped out will haYe tie
privilege Of subscribing to the stoeN
of tba new bank.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
ChUELTY TO ANIMAL LIS

n pENII 10 I I1I-I1O O10tt-1I
N ntpeliet, Dec. Is Lewis S"ee-
y Of Berlin was BROUGHT here tod3y
f., +, ode Island where be was ar
sd Yesterday by Deputy Sherlh
,mrleton on the charge oi cruelty
a. iruals. Il is alleged that he
eve a horse almost to deatn at ber-
last summer apd that be then kll'-
the animal with an axa.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
BURGLARS Ar MJDDLE3EX

Middlesex 1Dcc. 28 The store Of
IT, c. Nichols was broken open
he.a on Thursday night ard $50
worth Of watches taken. An inves-
tlgation is in progress.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
VOTED 70 Exc MPI

Bu,lington. Dec. % -Ih9 YoterS OF
tha toun of Colchester v0Fed n town
meeting yesterday to exempt Ole "oi,
len mills from taxa,iC fer a period OF
five Yeas.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28

"Cy" Ro Inns, who was before the
Montpelier city court on the charge
Of breach of the peace by assault on
his daug ter, was discharged nj er
hearing.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28

The TELEGRAM is the paper to
place your want, for sale or to re4
advertisement in, as you get quia
.,esults. Have you tried itp
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
FOR SALE

A small lot Of Furniture, nearly
new, suitable for light housekeeping.
Apply at II Brooklyn St. 1920
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-28
DO You Wish
the Finest Bread
end Cake

1t is conceded that Royal
Baking Powder is purest and
strongest of all baking pow
ers,absolutely free from alum,
ammonia and every adulter-
ant. "Royal'' makes the best
and most wholesome food.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. 100 WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-16
IA d PUERTO RICO ls NoVlEABaI Dr. 1901
A los artesanos.

y
Eilos, los aries 4nos, nos dispen-
san, pero hemoss az decirlas que an
rigor no sshAn puesto & la AlturA de
Is situAci6n.
Los sastres, sombrereros y "a
pateros, que SON con los que hAbla
moe, no se han llecho sin tluda car
go, de que hoy sae viste, So calza y
Sc cubre todo el mundo, & Ia usanza
americans.
De aquf resnlta que tornado esta
moda & 10 vivo, las telas han de ssr
necesariamente Americanas tambien,
y el material de calzado y sombrero,
desde luego por ignal estilo.
Fues bien, 81 aqnellos artesanos,
Sc hicieran ben cargo de este, po-
drfa resultarles mayor suma de ira
bajos, porque las telas y materia.es
anericAnos, a que son los que han de
utilizar, rssultan de los Estados Uni
dos muy baratos, pues to que no pa
gan hoy derecho algu 40.
De tx do este, salta enseguids !, la
conveniencia para elIos, de no estar
cciosOs, y como ell 3mbre de trab j.
10, trabajando es gun vive, verfan en-
b eve saqueilos, que no les faltaban
medlos de ganarse. la vida, del mis-
mo modo que antes.
Nos inspira estas cuartillas el
yer, como vemos, que hombres de
oficio, de honradez y aptitud reco-
nocidas, estan hoy cruzados de hra-
EOS, espsrando tiempos mejores.
7 a esos hombres, que merecen
nuestra consideration, euderezamos
el conseio, ganosos de su b bsnef-to.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-16
GUANICA AVANZA

Los absjos del mus le Ia esp;-
g61 que se pr sct'can en- Ia u az 'lfl
ca b .hia de Gu mica, adel ntaa con
rapidsz.
E muelle gu siara u lido q tie
IRA por medic de una LA 10 de pie
dra que arrrnea de Ia ori'la y va
tsrminar en- Ell is s'ote de nde par
ts ell muelle para internarse en- Is
bahia.
El trab1jo es soberoio y horra
& los irg aniercs que 10 dirigen. y
las inmediaciones 80 lsvantaran las
fabrics donde han de quedar insts-
lados los estabiecimieptos de la mas
poderosa central szucarera del
pals
Trabajan sctualmente en- las
obras del muelle al rededor de tre'
cientos obrer s. que han eacontra'
do allf trabajo y pan.
iAdelante A delante!
Han extinguido sus condemns en-
ell presidio, Juan Psdisja Pedro Dlaz
Gomez. y Carmen Quiiiones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-16
SANIDAD.

En- los pueblos y barrios de la
isla se esta practic .ndo una vista
de insreccion que mer zee nuestro
APPLAUSE.
Et.encargadoOde la p.rte tee a:ca
6 sea del analisis Mr. Wsrlfeley estA
trabajando bien, y 10 consignamos
con gusto.
LBS efe ctos de alimentaci6p,
reolaman una vigilancia ext NADIA
y 6sta vigilancia 81. .esta )levando q
cabo.
Los estab, ecimientos de pulpe
ria son minuciosamente regi strs dcs
de ellos Sc de sechan los ,r,fcules s
que presentanss ssalgun 4 .toma de des-
com posicion.
Los pu stos de le b tin mon
tandose con arreg: o q 8 denes ter
minante<, las panaderias son vi it's
das y Sc mar dan c'au urar las q no
demue stran evidentemente .su ase-
y sus con ficicnes de local apropia
do.
No debe sin embargo, tenerse
plena confianza en- ests traoajo, 81
81 no g parm anente.
e ia vista HI d. c0rtar muclOs
ma es presentss, psro n6 podra evi-
tar los sueesivSs d i porvenir.
P--eciso Is pues, qua la juntss
locales respondan 4 esq ejsmplo OF 9
d& hoy IL inspection, y que cuiden
con severida1, STEM pre- justi6c .da,
de que los artfculos de conner no Sc
veudan en- m ] estado.
Tengan por norma Q as Juntas1
que tienen & su cargo una n ision
tan delica Ia, la salai del que olo,
que es Ley slTr ma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-16
SituaCi0n VeneZOlana.

Noticias de Curacao afirman
que el General Penalnzs; que goza de
gran prestigio en- el 3 tado de <Los
Andes, SO encuentra en- aque'la
ciudad en- alberta conspiraci6n con-
ira 81 Gobierno del General Castro,
de Venezuela.
Sc assgura que eli referido Pc
f1azola, cuenta con grandes elemen-
tos para realizar el plan que SO ha
propuesto y es muy probable que
sus trabajos revolucionarics intro
duzcan una ter frible perturbaci6n en-
la marcha de los asuntos de aquel
pals.
SentimOs sine rameute que Il
intranquilidad y el des asosiego sea
el estado normal, de Ia hermosa tie
IRA libertada por B livar.
La agriculture y ell comercio,
bsss del bienestar de las sociedades
modernas, 10 pueden nacer, vivir
y dss arrollarse en- medic de un am
biente de guerra constante, y este
pudiera dar lugar & que ele nentos
extraf1os al pals, pero interesados
en- la tranquilidad p1blica, aica
resguardadora de sus propiedades,
intervinieran de modo enojoso, en-
esas contiendas intestinss para ase-
gurar una paz firme que garartice
sus iutere ses.
No debs echarse en- oIvido que
hay quien vigila y observa con ojo
avizor, dispuesto & intervenir, por
las buenas 8 por las malas, en- ess
fraternal pugilato que est& dando al
traste con los elementos de riqueza
de uno de los paises mas fecundos y
hermosos de Ia TERRA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-16
ARECIBENAS

A las II de la man lea do how
sali0 de este pne Ito el <Longfellows
remo,cado, para ell de esa Capital,
donde llegara prob ablemente mny
entrada la tarde.
Ell camino de la Lima de G sta ia.
r.sdicci6n esta, a consecuencia de
las lluviAs que reinap, intransitable.
Los propietarics del barrio de Mira
hores ofrecen ayudar a la repa ra-
cion de aquel Goa carros y bueyes, y
Ell Ayuu tamie nto acordo destinsr
una cantidad para empexar desde lue
60 los trateios de tafrmado.
D. Ramon Ssijo ha renunci ado
ell cargo de Administrator del hos
pital de esta villa, y el Ayuntamien-
to, vista las razones en- que fundaba
su dimision, acord6 aceplarla.
Dicho cargo seia desem pen ado
lnterinamenle por el Practicante de
turno, mientras sc ultime el con We
nio que con tres hermanas de la co
ridad Sc ira mita al efecto.
90
Para cubrir los gastos que @ ca
stone la contradiction del en- prestito
pendiente de ser aprobado por ell
Coasejo Executive, tras)acion de
caudsles, grabado de les bouos, di-
recci6u de letrados Isl necesario fue.
re- para que el contrato reuna todas
las condolences legsles, 81 Ayunta
miento voto un credito de cinco mil
dollars.
A D Dalfiu Canton ls hui ron
de su ba1l las otrss nc ches ounce
dollars Por mas diligencias due
practice ls poliefa no podfa dar don
el autor, y al fin result6 ser un peon
de Ia casa de muy buena conducta.
El Jnzg& do ent,e ode en- ell asunto,
o*o
Un sugeto insulto & un campe ST.
no porque no quiso vender,e la car
ga de verduras que traia. Aauel
fue deuunciado por et guardia Astol
y el tribunal de policfa le impn $50
30 cts. de multa y 20 de ostes.
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