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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16

4 Anton Hasselbaum. NcI<enna & Conaty.
sullivan Bros, Louis IL Myer r. r.
itottlinR Co. Mckenns Bros r. T.. Rose
o. the L. #. Donahue Co. German Ss
The petitioners were not represented bv
any attorney but pleaded for themselves
individually. Their arguments were i'm
the line of protection. They claimed to
nave ceased dealing with places that
sold on the sly and as a conseoueuce
certain small bottlers were catering to
such trade under a brewers or whole.
safer license The petitioners belonged
10 the Botters' association OF the state
and should any OF their bottles be so.s,,d,
IN speak easy" places--a raid occurring
then they did not want To be called To
account The men at fault, petitioners
believed. were not so much the distribu-
tors and solicitors. who had only a feder-
al license. but the brewers and whole-
saiors for whom they acted as an auxil-
iary.
Ihe commissioners, after q hearing last
ing nearly two hours, promised TO give
the matter due consideration and prompt
attention.
AFTER ANOTHER OFFICER.
Patroman Francis t. Blake is to bs
placed on the rack, tomorrow afternoon ac
4 O'Clock
~ itdS' Aidl N the information from
the commissioners but one official in the
chiefs office asserted this afternoon that
1t rs all a mistake. 1T isn't Blake there
after" he added. but another officer is
to blame IL there is any blame. RTlsun-
derstanding. See? Whole business will loo
quashed before tomorrow afternoon"
The complainant is William McSoley OF
2ol Federal street. an aged and respected
citizen, who is also a well known pastry
cook. ON his way home. at an early morn
ing hour, he was corralled by n patrolmau
an the charge of drunkenness and yet Mr..
McSoiey never thinks of induging In In
toXicants
Mr.. McSoley and HIS friends are deter
mined TO push matters and. whether Il be
Patrolman Blake. who has been on the
force l3 yearE, or some other officer, then
the burden must be rightly placed.
The charges against officer Blake arc
that he violated certain sections of Chap
ter of the city ordinances.
The license of Michael J. Feeley OF
Julian street has been revoked.
There We're SO arrests for drunkenness
Saturday and Sunday nights.
well known wholesaler put forth the
fiat Saturday. not TO his customers alone.
but TO other retailers, down with the
board" And certain brewer has made
like assertion They viii later be given
due attention by the commissioners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
MAY Be LOST.
Heavy Loaded Schooner Breaks
Away From Her Tow.

Chicago. Dec. 16.-The steamer swith-
elm, lumber laden, from Manistique came
into port, vessel and cargo covered with
a heavy coating of ice. Captain Roach
reported that in the heavy seas of Racine
the schooner Galatou, which she had in
tow, broke loose late Saturday nighl and
after "a search for several hours thcv
were forced to ram for shelter.
The schooner he said. WAS so loaded
down with the ice that her decks were ale
most cNop with The water Tugs were ut
once dispatched iu search OF The missing
schooner. hut thus FAR no reports of hcr
buNc boon received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16

The first person TO appear before the
board Of police commissioners today was
Thomas Kelly who is the proprietor of
the so-called Parncll House, corner OF
Pine and Peck streets. The commits
sioners had been Informed upon reliable
authority that his place had been the
resort of women. unaccompanied, and
that they were furnished with drinks ad
libitum.
Mr.. Kelly honestly admitted the fact
but supposed. as he asseverated, that tho
men accompanying the women were their
husbands or brothers
lie agreed not 10 permit such practice
In the future and was warned by the
board that repetition would mean revoca-
uon of license,
BoTTLERs' HEARING.
The room OF the commissioners was
crowded when the hearing was opened
shortly after o'clock this afternoon on
tho following petition from decided
majority of the wholesale bottlers.
To the Honorable the Police Commission
OF the city OF Providence:
Respectfully represents the undersign-
ed, your petitioners. unto your honorable
body that they are wholesale liquor deal
ers i'm the city OF Providence doing busi-
ness under "A liquor license granted them
by your honorable body. Your petitioners
fell that your honorable body is desirious
of correcting all abuses in the conduct OF
the liquor business In Providence and It
is with the desire OF aiding your honor
able body to that end that your petition
ers feel that they should place before
you all Information in that regard at their
disposal
Your petitioners. therefore, show unto
Your Honors that there arc large num-
Der OF persons in the city OF Providence
who are engaged I'm the bottling and sell
ling OF liquor from teams and otherwise
paying any license therefor to
he city~reasurer.
That these men pay To the United
states government q sum for the internal
'eveuue license but that In consequence OF
he Illegal manner i'm which their business
8 conducted the city is the loser Of over
10000 annually which should he paid for
license fees. and your petitioners are sub
ectcd 10 the unjust competition Of per-
IONS who pay nothing FOR this privilege
Your petitioners. therefore pray that
'our honorable body will investigate said
acts and take such action I'm the mat
or as 90 your honors shall seem meet,
q the end that the said dealers may be
90 pay into the treasury the sum
necessary for the proper conduct OF their
business. And to this end your petition
II viii ever pray.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
HIGH WATER AT LEWISTON

Lewiston. Ne. Dec lG-The rise in the
river here was about six feet and is the
highest reached since l0J. when the
bridges went out
The water hceuu tu ftli saturday uight
and there has brou uttlc damage n This
vicinity FROM th. rise Tho water at
present g. at about th, regular pitch oi
thc ordinary -priug lreshet There is no
delay u traffic.
Tho oult trouble. arc back water on
.hr mills of tbr lower cW1i and dam1re
t1 cuustfi,tuu of Nniu uud New ilmp.
shire Grtufn ,nuuuN nn ruutrl.t work
1u .xteueiou of ihc wells of u, columbia
mills An their ioundau0n w0rk ls WI.
leI N4is,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
DEMURRER 0VtRRULeD

The opinion Lihc appellate division ~
thc supreme court was handed dpwn to-
day iu Ono pu.. uf ffrud.r t Gardner rl
A. ys Edwin N Whitford ct aL
The bin w1e one brought fo declare %
trust upcu deposit or money iu hurL
held by tha rcspund nts tud the count
overiulcs demurrer of tho respondents a
deposit OF NsitH Boo a pswtuckot bank
was the causl 0f the dlsp4te.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
EXPORTS or DOMESTIC PRODUCTS

Washington. Dec. 16--The monthly
statement of the exports of domestic
products Of the United states issued by
The bureau Of statistics shows that for
ibc month OF November 1901 the exports
s4crc us follow: Breadstuns SIS p0i s81
decrease AZ compared with Navomber.
400. OF 5000 V00. cattle aud hogs. s -
tl1. COS. increase ti0.oou Provisions SIS.
sr2.iGi: increase g. 2op.esi Cotton. g.. 80. .-
g5 increase SlWm.Ow Mineral Ois.
sG1fss5f. increase sl.Wn.0o0
For the last ~ months the total exports
were NTs,3o6,iso az against Il15js.es2 for
The corresponding peIi0d In l9Ny.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
Sent To
JAttL FOR
so DAYS
FInucans Had Two Knives and
SIaShSd a Policeman With
Them.

John Fnucaue got OF and luckily. from
serious trouble, in the 9Th district court.
today
Tie came within an ace OF being held for
The grand jury for making an assault
with q knife upon rstrolman John IIo-
ran.
Fiuucauo was drunk. last night and
when Koran WAS arrrstiug him hc drew
two luivcs nld with each hand slashcd at
tho officer. cutting thc attcrs cap.
Then Doe wHs subduodi
This morning hc WAS first auaiguod for
nu assault with a. knife and WIS held f.r
trial next Friday
Later he pleaded guilty to simple as-
sault aud WAS sent Co jan for cl davs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
READY TO PLEAD.
Court Refused TO Allow One
Brother TO Answer for Another.

judge Sweetland called Joseph Mcenan
,o the bar this morning. to plead to q
warrant alleging the sale OF impure milk.
a man stepped up to tho bar. heard the
warrant read and then said. Judge. my
brother Is sick and can't get here today;
but III plead for him Just the same.
This remarkable offer was declined and
tho ease wns pat of until next Friday
when Joscphs physical condition will be
made TIC subject OF investigation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
LAMP AS WEAPON
Della Kelly Accused Of Assault
on WaIIanCs.

a drunken row occurred IN a tenement
on Corliss street. last Thursday.
Edward r.. Wallancc returned home at
night and found Della Kelley, q young
woman. drunk In his tenement.
tie ordered Della TO depart and when
she tarricd he sought 90 assist her exit
Della seized a lamp and struck Wal
lance nu the forehead with Il making a
cut which was later closed with stitches.
Della pleaded not guilty in the Sixth
District court today and was held I'm 500
for Trial ErldnN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
A DECREE ENTERED

= decree WIS entered Boo the appellate di-
vision OFF thr supreme court TODAY u ttr
clsc ll Sirlh ] Gnn 81. Charlotte Ittlt,.
The drcrrr provides l0r on. disrIaTring
of u m0rigfrr 0n .h. records Yf srIsfot
county Tho mortu1Ue o. of land 1n Nyaa3
h.un sirn.i 1000 tnr murtpae. a.t. tI,uft
i i>af t' s.r.r. a rut. ior t1u 'f rrn
tfu. fIr mur'e|e- Wua slN.u Wuldh.u.
street Was % IIrI uf the state pf Masss-
chuaotts. Tho respondent h4s not berl
heard oi fgr ~ years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16

Epstein Is "a young man. ana while, he
Is not dangerous looking fellow. the tes-
timony Of the state was 90 the effect that
the unfortunate Zarransky Several
jurors were examined who had the not
unusual repugnance 10 serving in muir
der case. ana they made pretty nimsy ex-
cuses In order To be excused.
The court did not allow a very wide
latitude to the counsel i'm their examina-
linn OF iurnrs a numher OF nncstious
asked the court thought were unneces-
sary. one question TO which the court
excepted was As 10 whether juror would
he governed by the evidence solely IN
reaching a verdict
Judge Wilbur said The juror must so
80 or he is Liable to be punished.
SELECTING JURORS,
,yron r. rafpenter OF Providence was
the FIRST juror examined lie had read
newspaper account OF the murder but
had formed no opinion. Mr.. Carpenter
was further examined by AIr. McCanna
of counsel for Epstein and Judge Wilbur
and was excused by his honor
Archie :. Harden, the second tslesman
called. had read the newspaper accounts
VI wv 'ltdAl VI AL Idllc ~ DAA Ndlu lie
would be governed 10y sworn testimony.
Harden told Mr. McCanna there were
other eases he. Harden. would prefer 10
serve on to the one under consideration.
Hc was excused.
Charles r Bliss. OF Pawtucket. was
the third juror examined and the first TO
go into the box John " Broadbent. Cum
berlana. next Juror examined was
the second man TO take his seat
in the jury box Charles a Smith was
accepted as the third juror and next per-
son. Joseph r. sheldon. examined. was
excused. Harlan \. Page had expressed
an opinion IN the case and he was also
excused by the court
Edward 5. Crandall OF Providence. was
accepted as the fourth juror and Jona-
than Hunt. OF Cumberland. was the next
juror examined and as he had never read
anything about the case nor IN fact ever
heard OF the murder was accepted. VIII
liam A. Carpenter. of Pawtucket was the
sixth juror accepted.
John T. Olney. OF Lincoln. was accept
ed after a very satisfactory answer TO all
questions put to him. Archibald q. De
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
NOT GUILTY.
MowTy's Plea 10 Charge Of As :
sauIt With Dangerous Weapon.

Today in Judge Wuhnrs court f.afav-
cite Mowry pleaded not cnilty ~ an In
diotmeut charging au assault with
dangerous wcapcu MoWrv ie resident
nI lWrrilyilio and rut into tr1uhir With
r'mtiNcs about ihc mnLu oi arother scia.
rh.it g.. said tD h4vr bt-ii aul. ir,ns
iu thr graveyard at ihe time OF the
alleged assault Air. A0Wls s.Ve Nvl
bai.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
Insist That Smaller Dealers
Should Have a Local License
Another Policeman for the Rack License
Revoked Threats Of Wholesaler
and Brewer.


The board OF police afternoon to tho
wholesale
They selling under the dual protection r
federal and brewers licenses
From weather Sunday yet nine arrests
for drunkenness a during Saturday night.
Another officer, is
tnoon; the first liquor license
retailer several more in nrosnect
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
CAUTION TO THE JURY.

The customary formal and solemn oath
was administered 10 the jury by Clerk
Webster and as IL was then about the
recess hour Judge Wilbur before send
ing the Jurors TO dinner. cautioned them
10 pay attention To all the evidence aud
70 discuss the testimony with no one
Members OF the jury We're informed they
would have their meals at the Narragan-
sctt hotel and would also lodge there.
The majority of the members of the
panel are much older than the prisoner
counsel for the defence expressed sa tis-
faction with the jury when a recess was
taken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
THE STATES CLAIM.

The state claims that Zarransky died
from blows with "A bottle which was i'm
the hands Of Epstein and that Zarransky
woke up and found Epstein robbing him.
Epstein says that Xarransky had a
nightmare and woke up and began pound
ing him tEpsteiD. who acted only I'm self
defence. There was i'm the room where
the two men slept about $3.50 belonging to
Zarransky and after the trouble this
money was found 10y the Second station
Continued on Page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16

r. B. LITTLE.
FRANK d. SIMMONS,
WILLIAM c. BAKER,
FRANK Z. HOLDEN.
WILLIAM ]. POMROY,
JAMES S. STEVENS JR.,
GORHAM P. POMROY,
Directors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
He Is Accused Of killing Ear
ransky With a Bottle.
Little Time Required for the Selection
ola Jury Judge Wilbur Explains
the Duties Of Jurors.


The trial OF Max Epstein the zarransky
= the North End last today
Attorney Frank IT, Bouin
Francis Moonna and Leonard n zisman court
. ~ LOT tue prisoner ana carefully looked out for his interests
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
To Our Friends and Patrons

The coal companies heretofore doing business B.
Company Incorporated Pomoy Coal
Coal Company have united their properties
Coal Company
The new Company by taking advantage the special
possessed by the different
better protect its and
The stockholders Of the Eastern same
people with whom have
themsels that in the future the
consideration your interest.
Very respectfully,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-15
POLITICA GUIANA

La Convention nacioual constltuyente de
la repdoiica cuhana, re,hsz6 por deciocho vo-
tos contra diez las bases propuestas por los
Estados Unidos para concertar las relaciones
con la isla.
Ese resultado es motive de verIadero jd
bilo go la gran sntila.
El pueblo es cada vez mas hOstil que es
pongan trabas su absolute Independents
-Quintfn Bauderas, general del eiercito
libertador, publica unas interesantes manifes-
taciones sobre ell problema, en- que dice que
eCubs no dehe desc esperarse, sino aguardar
que e agote Ia cordura, la con6anza y q pa
ciencia;esperar en- silencio recoglmiento ma
nos con manos codos con codoS republica-
nos y nacIonalistas, populistas indiferentes,
insnlares y peninsulares, blancos negros &
que el executive de Nc Kinley dicte 50 + lilo
inapelabe, para entonces, eonociendo que no
hay bienestar possible fuera de la completa
soberania sucumbir con dignidad, Q eleYarse
magnknimos gFandes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-15
ReqstroCiviI

Nacimientos, matrimonos defunciones
oeurridas en- esta ciudad y su jurisdiction, du.
rante la semana comprendida del al IA del
presente inclusive.
Defunciones. -Magdalena Lopez Fernan-
deg, Francisco Ortiz Torres, Valentfn Donate
Rodriguez, Antonio Dfaz, Justina Rodriguez,
Juan Garcia Guadalupe, Isidoro Dfaz Leo
nor Medina ROsadn.
Nacimient s;-~Josefa Polo Piheiro, Julia
Dolores Lopez, Jose Acosua %amos, Rafael
Claudio Claudio, Julia Hernandez Carrasoui-
llo, Francisco Rivera Guzman, Maria Fiomena
Estrada, Evangsiio Alexandra, Felioiana We
lazluez Ruiz,
Mhtrlmonios; Loreto Merced con Tomasa
OIL s1ques, Jesus Torres con Narcisa AL
biA Jrfes DOSE G. yolazq"ez flores con Ma
ria iaua Ja0Iigus Lopez, Haraclio Cruz Ri.
verl Eon NJ ris Rivera Le6a 5ilverio del Va
lie I ewes con Cruz Ruiz OeaSio, Brigido Ron.
dam iartinez con Teresa Flores Acebedo, Juan
Cor o Colon Goa SAturnlna Garcia Rosado
Pee 70 Martinez Gonzalez con Juana Maria We
ga FLORES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-15
San German
Abuse de dos Oeladores de TELEGRAPH

En- la maflana del sabado dos hombres,
caballo, penetraron en Ell callej6n de la casa
de nuestro amigo dou Juan Maria Palmer, en-
San German. Este les adyirtio que estaba CO.
rrado ell portion que daba acceso la fnca; pc
70 como supo por ellos que ban revisar ell
alam6re del TELEGRAPH, que la cruza, orden6
un criado que les abriese. faciltandoles la en-
trada. Asi Sc hizo; mas los referidos hombres
se abrieron paso por medic de unas matas de
platsnos, SO dirigieron donde querian prac-
ticando un enorme boquete en- 10 cerca de ma
yas
El NAL que con este habfan de irrogarle--
si1o es vista la cosa por empleados de la
posesi6n-hubiese sdo lncalculable. Los ami
males que pastaban alli, pudieron sairse y
producer daiios en- las tiembrls propias en-
las sgenss
Cuando don Juan Maria Palmer supo que
aquellos eran dos celadores de TELEGRAPH, pro-
euro avistarse con unO de elos, Jose An
tonic Blascochea, suplicanaole que otra ysz no
causara dafios en- su propiedsd
Actitud tan cortes fue respondida con unos
cuantos imprOperios, por 10 Que el senior Pal
mer puso el hecho en conoaimiento del homo
rable superitandente de tel6gVaios, 4 fn do
que TepHna eSos abpgoai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-15

Pues senior ahora resulta que Mr.. Jaeobo
Fl Hollander--autor de ese bill tristemente
c6lebre, que lleva su nombra como padron de
ignominia, y que tanto ba heeho gemir las
prensas al pafs-no es doctor en- NADIA, nj oa-
chiller squera, por mas Que tenga sus pnntas
ribetes de bachiilelo.
Asf 10 consigna ell seior Babies en- una
ilterYietc que sostuv0 ha POGO con el Ne'O lofs
Herald, por ella vanimOs en- conoclmlento as
que Mr.. Hollander-hoy Tesorero De Puerto
Rico antes de veDir ests fnsula Baratarla
no era mas que I'm simple AYo, un AYo sim
ple en- Ia Universidod de joins H0pktnS.>
De manera que, parodisndo aquel conocl-
do epigrama que IN poeta del siglo AVll en-
derezara al doctor don Juan Perez de Montal-
ban, bien podemos decirle;
Ell doctor td te 10 pones,
10 de hacendista eS bromazo,
Y, al fin, ilnstre J0ldnder
vienes quedar en- dyO,..
0 de duo, nj mas menos que el celeb6rri-
mo don Eusebo de Ayo, que fu6 una caami-
dad p6blica
Despojado de ese titulo que indebidamente
Sc atribuye usurpa, la prestigiosa igura del
Tesorero viene quedar reducida la modes
ia anodina de un pasante cualqulera
Esto es: la de un ago.
que maj dyO!
Nj los que luchan en- Fiipinas por la in
dependencia de aquel archipelago han eau
sado, causan nj causarau tantos desastres, CO.
mo ha producido produce entire nosotros
ese doctor sedicente
que resuta sedicioso.
Por 10 demas, desde que lego Puerto
Rico cambi6 ell empleo que desempehaba en-
Ia Universidad de ions Hopkins por ell ofeio
de esquilador.
va este misero cordero
esquila, grandes tirones
Y le arranca los ''vellones,"
nos deja sin dinero
En- An, que nos jOIandea por TODD 10 alto.
no hay quien le enmiende la plana.
lQuial
C6mc,que ahora pretende enmendarnos las
planiIlas, para exprimir al contribOyeute, y
sacare la Ultima Peseta
Estriba en- ESQ ell busilis,
iapretar, siempre apretar!
iCuanto bill cnanta bills
nos esta hacienda tragar!
GracIas la imposition humillante del
pueblo soberano capltalefio, ell ayuntamiento
de aquela ciudad, falto de energis de ca
racter, plegandose d6cimente las exigenclas
del popuacho, nombr6 juez municipal del dis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-15
A DIEsTRO Y SINIE sTRO

trito de San Francisco Pepito Bazan presta-
nista con casa alberta.
Tn colmo!
No pareci6 bien tai nombramento al Attor-
neygenera, ,quien 10 desaprobo sin andarse con
rodeos, por ser ell digno candidate de las turbas
persona descqtifcadtJ POGO honorable para des-
empehar cargo tsr delicado ONO espinoso,
81 Sc aprueba el nompramento
Y l,egs preyalecer,
hubi6ra ms yistc hacer
justicia al ciento por cientO.
y ien cue actitud mas desarada han que
dado al municipio Pepe Bazan!
De las turoas no haDlemos
Carecen tai punto de sentido moral tie
men la piel tan curtida, tan grande es So des
preOcupaclon que NADIA les hace mella por du-
70 y vergonzoso que sea.
Aparte de su incapacdad para fungir de
juez, no puede negarse que Pepito Bazan es
hombre emprendedor y active, que va derecho
q su negocio.
Fund6 primero el Coloni H. Club; 10 tras-
pas6, despues de haber traspasado los parro-
quianos, y puso una Gaia de prestamos en- uno
de los puntos mas centrcos de san Juan. asf
como un almacen de ropa.
No conforme con este guerra establecerse
ahora en- e Juzgado de San Francisco.
No fu6 sn suerte propicia.
No olviden el Bsrbosa
que una cosa es la justicia
ell negociO es otra cosa.
Dice Et Pats que la noticia del regreso de
Mr.. Allen ha producido muy nal efecto entire
los federales que constituJen los elementos
sanos del terruho.
iVaya que sf
Alguna vez hsbfa de acertar ell organillo
fladflfco-bualeSc0.
Como los federales son los Gnicos que tie
nen aqui alg0 que perder, claro es que no We
rian con guSto la yueta del uerdz-ty tan Ue-
zl-GobernadorciIlo.
Graciss la pericia de su mando
va sus grandes innGmeros aciertos,
como ell lector vera, nos fue dejando
no en- cueros vivos. sino en- cueros muertos
A los que, sin ser contrbuyentes nj mucho
menos gozan de prsbendasy destinejos colo
can su conciencia en- la region abdominal, Z.
osos 81 que les convene ell regreso de Mr.
Allen.
Pero no volvera.
Suarez de Mota acert6,
y, aunque este ponga en- un iris
Cruz Castro y a Ell Pats,
no vuelve..". san Sc dcab6
Cortadillo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-15
A TRABAJ0S FORZADOS
DEsPUES DE LA BOFETADA

Don Guilermo Atiles Garcia, director de
ola Raz6nS, peri6dico republicano de Ponce,
ha sido condenado la pena de diez de arrssto
con tIabajos forzados cinco <dollsr de null
ia por llevar armas de fuego sin lice ica; y q
dos Sdollars0 mas de mDlta uno de costas por
falta prevista en- Ell ndmero IA de la orden ge
neral nGmero 1876.
Atiles es trsnsfuga del partldo federal ell
juez que le condena es su correligionario, Do
ningo Sepdlveda, hechura del consejero Guz-
man Benitez.
Las faltas que Sc castigan son consecuen-
ella de una bofetada que diO uu individuo al su.
sodicho Aties por las cuestiones que debaten
en- Ponce guzmancistas y nemesistas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-15
La cagiieNa

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