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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-04

left the Office he was seen consulting a
railroad time table In the corridor Of
the city and county building This II
accepted by CHIEF Hilton and men that
he was even then contemplating his de-
parture,
spry has not been at home tor the
past week on account OF his family be-
ing quarantlned with scarlet fever but
has been residing with friends in the
vicinity Of HIS own home. His wife
was greatly shocked today on hearing
Of bis disappearance, and evidently
knows nothing whatever Of hIa where
abouts just why he has fed is not
clear TO those who are acquainted with
him. though he Is known 10 have been
in financial difficulty and before leave
ing gave an order on city Treasurer
Morris in favor OF Darling, the money
lender, for hls own half months wages,
amounting to $685.
spry was born and raised In this city
and Is tailor by trade though he en-
tered the Are department IN 1894 and
remained there for two or three years.
after which he was employed by Ex-
County Commissioner Geddes, az lawn
cutter at the city and county building
for couple OF years Later he re-en-
tered the department and remained UNI
I'll a few months ago, when he be-
came superintendent OF city sprinklng.
He leaves wife and several
small children. Foul play has been
suggested IN connection with his
disappearance, but this theory Is scout.
ed by the police, who are Of the opin-
Ion that he has absconded. Chief Hill
ton feels certain, however that spry |
viii be captured before many hours, or |
days ~ most, go by. In the meantime |
great sympathy viii go opt to his fam |
NY whose reputation Is the very best. |
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YOU CAN CURE IT.
A New Cure for Catarrh in Tablet
Form.

The old time treatment for catarrf
was IN the form Of douches or sprays
later on. internal remedies were giyef
with greater success. but being In llq'
uid or powdered form were inconven'
lent and We're open to the same obiec'
| ton 10 all liquid remedies. that IL, that
| they lose whatever medicinal power
they have had on exposure 10 the AR
The tablets Is the ideal form In which
to administer medication, but untii ie-
Gently no successful catarrh tablet had
ever been attempted.
AT this writing. however. a most ex-
cellent and palatable remedy for ca
tarrh has been placed before the pub
lie and sold by druggists called Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets, composed OF the most
recent discoveries IN medicines for the
cure Of catarrh. and results from their
use have been highly gratifying.
Stuartg Catarrh Tablets contain prin-
cipally highly concentrated antlseptlcs,
which Kill the catarrh germs In the
blood and mucous membranes, and IN
this respect are strictly scientific and
modern, as II has been known for some
years past by the ablest physicians
that the most successful catarrh treat
ment was by lnhaling or spraying an
iiseptics.
The use Of inhalers. douohes and
sprays, however, IL a nuisance and In
convenience, and moreover can IN no
wise compare with the same remedies
given In tablet form. either In efiicasy
or convenience.
A clerk in a prominent insurance
ONCE IN Plttsburg relates his experience
with Stuarts Catarrh Tablets In a few
words but to the point. He says:
Catarrh has been almost constantly
with me for eight years; In this climate
II seems impossible 10 get rid Of Il.
awoke every morning stuffed up and
for the first half hour 1t was cough,
gag. expectorate and sneeze before
could square myself for my days work;
no appetite, and foul breath which
annoyed me exceedingly
II used Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for
two months and found them not only
pleasant to take but they did the bus
mess, and ] can sincerely recommend
them TO all catarrh sufferers"
Druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tab.
let's ct 80 cents for full sized package
They can be carried in the vest pocket
and used az any time and as often as
necessary, Guaranteed free from CO.
calne, mercury or any mineral poison
absolutely safe.
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CHURCH NEWS.

Y. L. NJ. I. A.
The officers meeting OF the Y. L. NJ.
l. A. viii be held on Saturday, July
Slh' at the Fourteenth ward Relief So.
ciety han at 3 D. m.
NELLIE c. TAYLOR, Prest
PRIMARY MEETING.
Inc Primary officers meeting OF IN,
sait Lake Stake win be held in the
Iempleton building. july 6. 1901, at 9
o'clock. 4 good attendance OF officers
Is desired. - ''
ELLA w HYDE. secy.
GRANITE STAKE.
The regular monthly Priesthood meet
ing OF the Granite Stake OF Zion will
convene In the Farmers ward meeting
mouse on Saturday, July eth. 1901, at 10
o CLOCK a. m. The High Council OF said
STAKE viii meet at o'clock a. m. OF
sald DAY In the same place. A full at.
tendance Is requested al both meetings,
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
JAMES II. MILLER,
EDWIN BENNION,
Btake Presidency.
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hits, Wild pitch and two errors let in
Eve runs.
A few over three hundred enthusl-
astic fans witnessed the game and made
noise enough fpr a thousand From a
pitchers standpoint the game ranks
with the best played here this season.
Pendergraft FOR the miners pitched a
mastery game with the exception Of
the sixth, when three singles and
triple were punched on him A triple
and single In the fourth were all the
Lagoonltes got Penny struck out Ave
men and gave two passes.
Kostol was on the slab for the Farm
ers and was right In the game an the
time He allowed but three measiy
singles. nary a pass and struck out
three hands.
Cope, Park Clty's third haseman. was
the star player Of both aggregations.
He got Ave chances and accepted them
ali without falling down. Three OF
them were shot at him In the second
inning and they sizzled down the line
like unto little potatoes In hot grease.
In the fourth Glerhart ala a stunt
with the dust In sliding 10 first that
would have made an OTpheum tumbler
turn green with envy.
The Lagoons went 10 Ogden this az
ternoon and the Miners remain here 10
play the Salt Lakes
Following Is the score.
r. II. T..
-"evVn ''s'' 's''s' s.', '....,,.b
uIh lily ssttt sst.t. s.s.s.s...U
Batterles-Kostol and Hoffer, PEN
dergraft and Scare.
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GOT $4,000.
Highwaymen Said to Have Secured
that Amount from Great Northern.

ST. Paul July A Helena. Mont
special says.
II IL understood that three masked
men Who robbed the express safes on
The Great Northern train near Malta,
Mont, yesterday, secured more than
$40 900 In cash, besides valuable seourl.
ties. The Great Northern express COM
pany has offered reward OF 5000
for the arrest and conviction OF the
desperadoeg A posse was organized at
Werner TO pursue, but up TO a late hour
they had euded capture and no trace
Of them has yet been obtained. None
OF the passengers were molested by the
robbers and none Of the passenger cars
were entered. All TIE passengers were
badly scared however
Auditor Douglas and Brakeman
Blake were taken TO Columbus hospital
on the arrival of the train In Cheat
Falls,
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Frank Maltese has secured a FIVE.
year lease on Funk's Lake resort near
MantL Considerable money has been
spent on Improvement and the resort
was formally opened today, the sanpete
valley road running special trains for
the occasion.
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Scrofula
This root of many evils

This root of many evils
Glandular tumors, assesses,
pimples, and other cutaneous erup-
tons, sore ears, inhamed eyelids,
ricketts,, dyspepsia, catarrh, readi.
ness TO catch cold and inability to
get rid of it easily paleness, ner.
yousness, the consumptiye ten.
dency, and other ailments
Can be completely and perma-
nently removed, no matter how
young or old the sufferer.
Hoods sarsspSrilla vas given the daurhts,
oi Silas Nenooy. Wawarsing. N. Y, who had
broken out with scrofula sores eli over her
lace and head. The arst bottle helped her
and when she had taken su ihe sores were All
aea'ef ard Der face was smooth. lie writes
That she has never shown any sign Of lie
crofua returning.
Hoods JdrSdpdrilIa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Ask your druggist for it
today aud accept 10 substitute.
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w W. Thompson, Of Eureka: A. A.
sumner, Of Ogden. S. l.. Raddon of
Iafk city; A. r. Daft, Of Provo. Frank
Ems, Of Bingham, and Ras Anderson,
Of Mt. Pleasant.
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koLITZ EXCURSION tn THE RAMON
Sundax Iufx 1fI

VIA the Oregon Short line. only 400
Including Baseball.
Lagoon vs. Lagoon.
Free punch and candy on the train.
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EASTERN BALL GAMES.
Contests in National and American
Leagues This Morning.

81 Louis Mo. July i-st Louis won
me morning game when the lntolerablo
beat began 10 tell on Duggleshv. Four
singles ami two doubles Melted forr
runs Harper was ALMOST oye.oop,e
IN the eighth. but stuck brayeiy - hjs
TASK and lasted long enough to win olt
Attendance 1900. go ''''
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MINERS SHUT OUT
BY LAGOON TEAM

OWN at the
league park this
morning the
Miners fro,r
Park City were
shut out by the
Lagoon farmers
IN an interesting
seven inning
game, The Park
ties went 10
pieces In the
sixth when three
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clude that a shortage exists. We have
fought against a belief that there h
anything wrong, but after three days'
work IN checking calculations and 20.
ing over the count we have sim to face
TIE situation of $4,000 less IN coin than
the books coll for.
There appears 10 be no escape from
the conclusion that some one or more
persons employed In the mint have
been iaithloss 20 the trust reposed In
hin or them. Thirty thousand dollars
IN gold was not taken at a grab. 1t
was not taken by an outsider but BY
some one who was able to enter the
vault Only one man was supposed to
have the combination 10 the lock, and
that was the cashier, but possibly 9th
ers did have IT,
Il see no possibility OF error I'm what
was charged TO the cashier. for his own
books agree with the other depart
mcnts, but there Is possibility OF an
over payment 20 depositor. II IL i'm.
probable however, that go large an
over payment could be made"
Both Superintendent Leach and Di-
rector Dlmmick declare that suspicion
could not point 60 Cashier Cole. since
his books were in perfect condition and
called for The amount that has been
stolen.
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TELEGRAM FROM DIRECTOR ROB.
ERTS

Washington. July "A telegram has
been received at the mint bureau from
Director Roberts who is in San Fran
cisco confirming the report Of the dis
appearance OF government funds from
the mint In that city He says the
cashier Of that mint IS $4,000 short. but
gives no particulars Of his lnyestga
ton and ventures no surmise az 10 the
cause OF the shortage As Mr. Roberts
Is ON the ground the mint officials de-
cline % speculate as 10 what course
may be pursued for the protection OF
the government
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THE DECLARATION
OF INDEPENDENCE

Continued nom page one)
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Observation-Disclosures and Ran: Dug
glesby and Mcfarland. Umpire-o-
Ann
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-27
Iyuntamiento de San Juan
Una de tantas arbitrariedades
Impuestos exagerados

Reproducimos continuation ell artfcdlo
que publica The Sun Juan NeWs, de
una nneva arbitraredad del ayuntamiento de
la capital mponiendo un fuerte arbitrio
unos aparatos de limpieza de algibes y letrinas.
Iriste es ciertamente que una ciudad CO.
mo La capital Sc YEA entregada un municipio
oe insoventes fneptos, que asf perjudiquen
los eiementos que representan que sostie-
nen as cargas de ese muufc1p1O.
Deb1a el gobernador pOner coto tantas Y
tan repetidas extralmitaciones de un Concajo
Municipal, que lejos de amparar los derechos
De los cOntrfbuyentes, los acosa abruma con
trabas y arbitrfos justos.
He aquf 10 que referente al indcado asun-
to, dice ell citado diario captalefo
<La olga de propietarios de fncas urba-
mas de San JuanS, ss asociaci6n que, des-
de que Sc constituy6 hace pOcos meses, ha ve
nido defendiendo constantemente con gran
energia los intereses de sus miem bros ante ell
goberno insular, Ell Ayuntamiento la Junta
local de Sanidad, como ambien procurando
para estas ventajas en- los servicios relaciona-
dos con la hygiene de las casas
Al dtimo prop6sito la &Ligas traio de los
Estados Unidos una bomba de algtbe barr-
les fnOdoros que Sc ven1an utiizandO por los
pfopetarfos, IN precfo mucho mas econ6mi-
co que e que cuestan los aparatos de la mu-
nicipalidad.
Ell Ayuntamiento, al votar el presupuesto
para ell a1o de 1901 q 1902, ha iado Ell enorme
arbtrio de cinco dollars por cada pieza de
algioe letrina, que no Sc haga con los apara-
tos del mismo, 10 que representa- IN gran obs
tacu!o para ell servcio de Ia GLiga.9
La Directiva de esta ha pedido 81 TesorO
de Puerto Rico, declare nulo ell expresado ar
btrio, dirigi6ndose tamb bi6n al Gobernador
la Junta Superior de Sandad, para que re-
conf enden tai disposition.
La &Liga9 ha hecho un gasto en- provecho
de los propietarios y de la hygiene de la ciu-
dad, por 10 cual tiene derecho que Sc le ayu.
de apoye por las auaoridades
La hygiene SO halla aquf muy necesitada
de esfuerzos de las corporaciones que la tfenen
& su cargo, como asf mismo del pogo con-
curso de los particuares.
Ell Ayuntamiento procedera muy juiciosa-
mente suprimiendo tan enorme arbitrio.
De nodo contribuira que desaparez- |
ca 81 obstaculo que tai contribution presenta |
q Ia hygiene de la cudad, pues al seryicio de |
la sLisao podra seguir realizandose con mas |
facilidad y mas ventajas para los propietarfos. |
81 el Ayuntamiento no modifca su acuer- |
do los centros superiores deben atender las |
justas peticiones de una socledad tan digna de I
que Sc le apoye en- sus benefciosas mras> ,
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Diogenes Prieto.

LIE deseamos muchos triunfos en- la isla
hefmana.
El Club de la disidencia inaugurado aver.
Sc llama <Club republcano de Baldoriotys.
El nombre de este ilustre var6n es muy
trafdo Iievado pof ambas fracciones republi-
canas.
81 fuera dabe al inolvidable patricto aban.
donar la tumba donde reposan sus restos ve-
nerados, mo serfa chasco Ell que Sc llevarian
ambas fracciones.
HBaldorioty repubHcanou -.
Vuestro amigo don Miguel Emanueil ha
regresado de New York.
Sea benvenido.
EI lunes Sc decfa que habfan sido eiegidos
por ell Gobernador para ocupar las vacantes
del Ayun9amiento, don Emilio Cortada v don
Lfbertad Torres Grau
Ha regresado de San Juan nuestro amigo
don Wenceslso Sifre, administrator de Ia
Plansa Electrica.
Enhorabuena.
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PONCE
NOTICTAS DIRECTAS

Por haber ovdo ell sAbaio la bora pre-
elsa de asistir al baile que anunci6 ell Casino,
thvo que suspendefse la fiesta para otro ola.
la retreta del domingo assti6 bastante
eopcurrencia.
La noche era clara esplendida.
Varios j6venes de nuestra sociedad obse-
duiaron ell sabadu Ia d:stingutda seforita
Ana Maria Hernandez con una serenata
LA DEMocKACfA vende en- ell estableci-
tniento de don Vicente Soltero, stuado frente
al parque de bombas
El domingo lss de la tarde Sc inaugur6
81 club republcano d.sidente, ameaizandO ell
Rcto una orquesta.
Tomaron Ia palabra los seRores don Pedro
j. BesOsa, don Antonio Arias, don Quintin Pr
don Rafael Matos don Carlos Barrio Zapata.
El vapor <JuiaS sali6 ell lunes para Cuba
llevando muchos pasajeros para dicha isIa
otros puntos de su ruta.
Doha Ana Engracia Balderrami, vecfna
de 9sta ctudad, desea. saber ell paradero de su
hijo Juan Masa. que sali6 de esta isla para
Colombia, ciudad de Barrauquilla, hace 12
anos.
Sc suplica los demas colegas la repro
ducci6n de esta noticia.
Ell domingo, mientras SO iuauguraba ell
Club rspubicano -desidenss, celeoraba festa /
tambien el club repubiicauo-g uzm aacista, ame-
niEada por una orquesta.
ri teaor PAoIi estuvo en- e,ta ciu lad. en-. /
BsrsAndo ei ]nnes CON direction la Habsna.
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The Puerto Rico Herald !"

Maestro querdo amigo don America Ma
rim, agente de LA DEMoCRAcIA Ponce, SO
ha hecho cargo tam bi6n de la agencia de xThe
Puerto Rico Herald>.
81 pueden dirigirse los que deseen sus.
cribirse enviar anuncios dicha publica-
cion. ia
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HUESPEDES

Lista de los huespedes pasateros del Ho.
tel Aurora:
Don Juan Huyke, don Abelardo G ,nzklez,
don Abelardo Verges, dof1a Amaia Cuetara
de Blondet su hija, don Ramon Cadiz, don
Laureano Rodriguez, don Juan Juncos, don
Mariana Abril don Luis Rodriguez Cabrera.
Aurora Marin,
Propietarid.
Agosto 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-27

tssntO de los que gOzd71 con las tristezas del pue
bio Y engOfdGn con sus necesidades.
Que ellos son 10 que sempre han sido Y
que NO HAN AUToRIzADO nadie para que los
co1an de b0Trds para hacer pEdnc1tds en- Gel
PASS
Dsspues de escuehar estas manifestation
nes, QUE PUEDo PRoBAR, no Sc me ocurri6 otra
cosa que parodiar al lego de clos Maggiares,9
cantando aquel conocidfsmo couplet:
Joaquin, s6plate ese huevo...
luego me 10 dras
T1 no eres republicpno,
nj chtc1d, nj ltne0ndi
va 10 yes, maestro Joaquin;
81 sigaes siendo tan tarco,
mo divides que cada puerco
lie llegR su San Martini
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T..
pierdes !-Plancha sobre plancha
~ De cierto, de cierto os digo amadfsi-
mos correligonarios Barbosa, nuestro Sc
nor, que voy ser narrador fel de gu entruda
ETtnntGt en- Ia Jerusalem Guayamesa, en- donde
solo falt6 ell burro cuyos hi jares no hubiera
oprimido mortal alguno. Asf es, que, todo
squel que tenga oldos para DIR. YEA, Ell que
tenga ojos para ver olga.
(2) Pronto habfan de cumplirse las profe-
sias =
(3) Y aconteci6 que xcuando se anunci6
la llegada del ilustre gaeno hombre p1blico,
leader de nuestras libertades, todos los enfer-
mos, dfgo, los ciudadanos de Ia villa, salieron
~ q la hora mona xemrez6 SUI discurso
fsoosante de patriotismo doctrna evang6-
50 los santos le escuchaban con Ia bo-
(6) aconteci6 que ell santo mas Candido
ne tooos los santos, no pudo dguG1ltarse en- la
prtnd, y,
con la man0 ca la barrga
(que es la parte que imperiosa
muchOs Santos obliga,)
exclam6 con VOC gangosa
BGfbOSG, DiOS tie bendiQ0!
iDtos te bendtgn, I}drbosai
az Y 81 Bvangelista gtn1t6 en- 81 y lIor6 de
goZo al sentir sobre casta frente las bendtcio-
fes del suelo.
(s) Esto es, amados republicanos! 10 cue
he visto Dido On la Jerusalem Guayamess, pa
ra mayor honra, gloria provecho del Gran
Partido Amen.
va Blrbosa esta bendito
puede tranquio vivir
.I.s1s...,....,.
Stempre nos haran reir
CLOS amigos de Benito!S
~
Segdu dice al Pais,-de papel-los fede-
rales de Ia Carolina sstamos en- completa des-
bandada.
este 10 dice The Cortntru-of pnuer-
porque asf Sc 10 ha hecho Greer ell correyedue
que tiene en- este pueblo, que, 10 pudiendo to-
marse el pelo & ST mismo por ser tan calvo CO.
mo San Pedro, SO ha propuesto tomarselo to-
do eL que Sc deje, por mas <su amlgo1 que sea.
Z es gracioso 10 que pasa este asunto.
Dia tras dia pubIica el 6rgauo de Barbosa
adhssiones Y mas adhesiones de indivlduos que
cdnsGdoS de ser federales Sc hdcen republicanos.
dla tras dia tambien, hace una plGnchG /
Gel Pais,s quien-o quienes tales fnformes /
les envian,
Aver, por ejempIo dice en- sus Columns
sl diario biltngue de the Allen street, que Zuta-
no, Mengano Perenceio cdntbtqn Ell trouu |
se ideniihcan todo con las sabt1s doctri- :
has del partido repubicano
Z, efectyamente; Zutano, Mengano Pc.
fencejc, aseguran que no han oGmbtddo NADIA
nj son nfos de doctrfna mas menos callejera
Hoy, tamben por ejempIo, asegura que
Eusebo Olfyo, Clemente Rohena, Bibano Cal
deron Ramon Cedr6 otros amigos, aseguan
Que ono hay cafe mejor que 81 de Puerto Ricos
nj pdtrtotds como los de Egozcue BArbosa.
Y, efectfyamente; dichos amigos vieuen
decirme que, <aunque estan conformes en- pre-
torrquefIo, no 10 estan asf mismo con 81 patrto.
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iBendito sea Di3s!
6Que dira ahora <su gentes el seflor pre-
sidente reorg anizador del partido obrero de
Ia Carolina?
Porqne debo adverttr ustedes, que ell Sc
for Joaquin 10 mismo sirve para un fregado
que para barrido.
6Necesitaron los socialistas IN deegado?
EncOntraron maestro Joaqcfn dLos repu-
elicanos I'm fact0tN71? TrCpezaran con Macs
tro Joaquin. dLos obreros IN presidente? pues
ahf tienen al maestro Joaquin. Caramba,
me- estro Joaqufn
Confeso que me ha sorprendfdo prande-
mente ESQ de la reorgd'lizdct0n del pdrttdo obre-
70 en- este pueblo, porque no reconocla otro
partido obrero constitudo que ell paritdo So
ciassta
Despues quedabamos los obreros federales
republicanos mflitando nuestros pertidos
respsctiVos, pero, sin organization puram ente
obrera.
Pero. fbah Sc necestaba enganar las
masas para hacerlas frmar ell <registros del
partiio incondiciona'; y Mr.. Joaquin no tuvo
reparo alguno srtgtrse Presdante de un
PABTIDo fMAGINARfo ObrerO repubticdno, cuan-
do solo es en- 81 una agrupaci6n heterog6nea
de coDtados obreross federaIes, sociaistas, re-
nnblfcanos indepedientes, que cFeysron de
odena fe que fuera de toda lucha de partidos
pdrttdGs, sc encontrarlan en- mejores apttu-
des para pedirle <pan y trabajos. ..aI Nuucio.
LAh, 5atb1i
Pero,no cont6 con la huespeda que en- este
case ha sido ell stio Pacos que present6 con
<la rebajaS
Los nueUos republtcancs fabricados por
Mr.. Joaquin, Sc laman engano, lie desau-
tortzan completaments.
70 10 siento, porque, como tengo mai
cofazon, sufro las desdichas del projimo.
la desdicha mayor que puede tener un
hombre es, la de haber nacido condenado por
81 destino hacer planc1 Is so5re pldncItas
Escuche aqueste conseio
81 quiere llegar vfejo
siendo an leader especial
traiga de la capital
clos hombres del abadeios
Que, segnn Etanislao,
aunqne tengan guaraguao
bien rscibdos serau,
pues. 81 no pueden dar PAN
po1ran darnos. bacalaol
Di6gsnes Prieto.
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- Las Ieiveras del Plata !"
Gran fabrioa dc tabacos
DE HERACLI0 MENDoZA.-CAYEY

ndo uno de los mejore, cosecheo
h los de Nation Plata
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The times., 1901-05-05
JUDGMENT FOR PICKFoRD.
Civil Suit Resulting From the Mary
land Arson Cases.

Thomas H. picSford was yesterday
awarded judgment for $500. in his suit
against Ferdinand Hopp and George NJ.
Mann. whom he sued as the maker and
endorser of promissory note for the
amount named. The testimony in reia-
ton to the matter was heard by Charles
T. Bundy, ajustiee of the peace a week
ago. and attracted much attention be
cause of the very unusual plea Of de
fence entered by the defendant Hopp He
claimed that he had liqudated the note
by services rendered Pickford in CTimi-
nal prosecution brought against the lat
ter at Rockville, Md
According 10 the testimony Of IIopp,
there is man named Hudson, who ap-
peared before the grand jury In Mont
gomery County Md, and gave evidence
against Pickford. An agreement was af-
terward entered into between himself and
Pictford Hopp stated, according to the
terms of which he was 10 induce the
man Hudson from appearing and testify
ing against Pickford al his trial. This
service he claimed was done in payment
of the promissory note referred TO- In
support of this statement Hopp offered
in evidence receipt signed by Pickford
acknowledging payment of the note in
dispute.
The plea of the defence was denied by
the court, and judgment was rendered for
the plaintiff as already stated.