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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-18
Rio-9rande

EI inteligente y laborioso professor de la
cuela de Mameyes, asf como la maestro gra-
duada seforta Rodlguez y los maestros r1ra-
les sehores Miralles, Seguer Gorbea han re-
cibdo del Comisionado de instruction certif.
cado que les capacita, para seguir ensefiando
en- las escuelas pdblicas.
Tambi6n es acreedor esta gracia ell inte.
igente professor senior Repach
Ell Departsmento de instruction interpreta
NAL la queja del sehor Rexach por ell pago de
aIquieres, pues 10 que solcita es ell abono de
los dos meses de yacaciones por la casa que
habita.
Rio grande, Junio Is de 1901.
Adelaila
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-18
san JUAN
NOTAS POR CO RREO

Junio, Is.
Aver SO corrieron vOces de que Sc hatfa
fugado Castro GArciaj luego SO aupo que habia
sido Quihones, ell homlcida de Mayol, eartero
de Catano.
Sc dice que algunos empleados seran des-
tituidos por causa de esa evasion, pues Sc SUI
pone la compliedad de ellos
Mahana darA principle la segunda tempo.
rada de la compai1fA Martinez Casado.
Pondra es escena Ell GRAN GALEoTo
Aver reeorrieron las GALES de esta capital
varias comparsas, acompanadas de mGsca.
En- Ia Cinica del Oimpo ha fallecido un
americana, pagador de 0bras p0blIcas
Hoy tuyo lugar su entierro
Don Juan Olivia, propietario de Ella Ma
llorquinaS, embarcara para Espana en- ell va
por GIsls de Panay,S Bsta algo delcado de
salud va con objeto de recuperarla.
Els probable que su establecimiento pase
otra raz6n social.
Han cuntraido matrlmonio civil don Jesds
Torres con Lorenza Gonzalez.
Don Eduardo Gonzalez Betrdn ombarcara
para Espaha.
Las regatas dc aver estuyieron Shuy con-
currida9, con ell mayor orden
b esquife de Latimer, miembro del jura.
do, gan6 premlo, entire otros.
Los eVnpetidoreS protestan,
81 baie dc anoche en- ell teatfo result6
muy lucldo, Tn buen La nero de masearas
do bonito aspeeto III salon.
Rdestro eorfeligtOnaio don jam Vlase-
ca, torrerO del farO ue Viequ.s, Sc eneuentrs
en- esta capital con algSnos dfAs de lieenca
Ei jueyes regresara a su destino.
Los vecinos de Slnturce verian con gusto
que la cOrrespondencia de la ciudad del Sur
demss pueblos de la carreters central Sc deia-
Sc ALI no Sc le lleye intrsmuros para pasar
un dia ALI y luegO ser remitids aquel cacerio.
Don Jose Ruiz, de FaiardO, Sc encuentra
en- San Juan.
Despues de mas de tres meses de enferme-
dad ha oejado de existlr aqaf 81 dstingnido
sefor don Eugenio Santaeiia, Mahana Sc le
dara seputura,
passto msnana smbarear6n para los Rsta.
des uuidos nnestro quefido amigo don Bernaf-
dino Dlaz, empleado de las ofeinas del sefof
Maaoz Rivera en- New York,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-18
VJSO

Ponemos ed conocimlento de los suscrIp-
torres La DEMoCRACIA, que el agente en- Juo.
cos, desde el mes actual, es don jose Qalyez
Morhs, quien efectnaFs los cobrus ei 1is 10 de-
eads mes, iiu de poderlos remesar 4 esta ad-
msnistrac6n el dla IS. ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-18
LCdO. Ram6n Quinonea.

El domingo por la noche Sc promoyi6 un
escandalo Ell la talle de Mende5 Yigo con-
secuencia de una riha eGtre dos sujetos
Dos raptos mas Sc eleetuaron ell domingo
dltlmo.
Una de las pareias fa6 deteniia en- la ie
fatura de policia.
0tros nuevos casos de lnsnicl6n presenci6
esta ciudad co la tarde del sabado.
Tres infeices mujeres que estsban tendIA
das en la calle extenuadas por el hambre,
Mr. Allen prosperity etc.
Bn Ell Hospital Tricoche entr6 un nif1 an
fermo que fu6 recogldo ca ell barrlo de Gauas,
Tambi6n ingres6 en- dicho albergue Carl
tativo un anciano de apellido Luzunaris, re-
cogido en- ls,eale p)r la pollciA en estado la.
mentable.
Varios sehores artesanos celebraron el do
miongo un balls muy luct1o so una casa de la
cale del Castillo,
La pOlcia tuvo que lntervenif sl domingo
en una riliA que promoYieron en- ell HOSPITAL
Tiicoche Enrique Hernandez Alfonso Ava.
la.
An bOs EesultarOn con lesiones.
b seiior Cruz los pfofesofes due forman
81 popular orquesta, llegsron q esta ciudad
muy satisieehos de las atenciones ane recibie.
ron en- ell Casino de Guayama, de donde fue.
ron llamados para amenlEar ell espendido bal.
10 que Sc eiectuo el martes Il del corrlente,
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Dynamite stored in Mexican Sill
yer Mine lINplOdcs Causing
Death and Destruction.

St. Louis, Mo-, Feb. s.-A special TO
the GlobeDemocrat from Chihuahua,
Mexico, says: Word has just reached
here of one of the most terrible mining
disasters that ever occurred in MeXi-
CO. An explosion in the San Andres
mine, situated in remote locality of
the Sierra Madrcs in the western part
of the state of Durango, caused the
death o&s7 men, women and children
and injured many others.
The catastrophe was due to the ex-
plosion of several hundred cases of
dynamite. which was stored in an I'M
foreground chamber of the mine. Elec-
trio wires connecting the hosting ma
chinery passed through the room in
which this dynamite was stored and it
is supposed that these wires became
crossed. thereby causing fire which
set off he dynamite.
At the time of the explosion there
were several hundred miners at work
in the lower workings of the mine
and, strange to say. none of them
was seriously injured, although they
were all severely shocked in the ter
rifle force of the explosion.
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HOW TO GET RID OF FLEAS.
let IL Cat Rum Lousr Abnut the House
for Awhile mud Then Get
Kiu Of II.

A neghbor who came in by the back
door llnnnnouncrd found The young
housewife in tears. The explanations
sought did not refer 10 the young hus.
bands late hours, but described how
the new home. which had been rented
furnishrd had been found to be infest-
ed with llcaS, says the Chicago Chron-
iclc.
"And ] suppose every carpet will
have to come mp," walled the young
hous. wife, preparing for IL new out.
burst.
mot bit of it," replied her expert.
cnccd friend. "Here is plan that will
save you all the bother"
She advised the suffering matron to
buy or beg cat, which should be
given the run of the house.
'In a week." said the adviser, "the
fcas all will be on the cat. You can
drown Tommy or give him IL bath in
weak carbolic acid"
During the next few days The chief
employment of the young wife was
trailing string around the floor to in
ducc pussy to follow. The little beast
proved a great success and members OF
the family no longer feared to walk
barcfootcd on the floor.
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OUTLINES PLAN.
Christian EndeavOr Conven-
ton at Cincinnati

Cincinnati, Fec. 13.-John Willis
Baer, general secretary of the United
Society for Christian Endeavor, arrived
here Tuesday from Boston to confer
with the local committee regarding the
arrangements for their international
convention in this city July 6 TO 10. Sec
rotary Baer was very much pleased
with the arrangements of the auditori-
UNI at Music hal. and in the adjoining
exposition buildings. He authorized
arrangements in Washington park,
which adjoins Music hall, for open air
mass meetings. Secretary Baer says
that his correspondence already indi-
Gates much larger attendance than
ever before. Last year the convention
was held in London, and many were pre-
vented from making their usual pill
grimage. He announces now for the
;irst time that it has been decided to
hold these International conventions
hereafter biennially instead of annu-
ally, so that there will be no other
great gathering until 1908, and this
means lapse from the meeting in De-
troit in 1899 to this year for many, and
then for ali from 1901 to 1908. Another
reason for the unusual interest is the
fact that the twentieth anniversary
will be celebrated here next July. Sec
rotary Baer has already prepared a
very elaborate programme, which in.
ciudes G. Campbell Morgan. of London
WHO has been invited to take up
Moodys work in this country. The
programme includes other tlistin.
guished speakers from Europe, as we'll
as the leading clergy and lecturers OF
this country and Canada.
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FAVORABLE SIGNS.
Fairly Satisfactory Developments
Are Reported in the Conn
mcrcinl World.

New York, Feb. 9-Bradstreet's says:
'"Trade developments this week. aside from
those connected with rumors of combina-
ton in great industries, of which it seems
as yet too early TO speak authoritativcly.
have been in the main favorable. Several
lines of trade and many staple prices show
trregularity, but this is probably no more
pronounced than usual at this season of
the year. The feature of the week In dis
tributive jobbing lines has been the growth
OF spring demand in the south and SOUTH
west. reelected in enlarged sales Oh dry
goods, boots and shoes, clothing and MIL
linery at leading centers there and In the
central west. Better advices as to the out
look for trade coming northwest, and Pa
ciiic coast reports are no less encouraging
Retail distribution Of winter goods re-
fleets the stimulus afforded by winter
weather, but earlier quietness and per-
haps large stocks carried are probably re-
sponsibe for the slowness of collections
to improve. Prices are stll irregular.
though not much lower as whole. Iron
and steel have been rather quiet, but
steady, and even strong as to price with
finished products, particularly structural
material in active inquiry"
r. G. Dun & Co.. in their Weekly Review
of Trade. say: more seasonable weather
in the east has brought up the volume Of
business in retail lines little this week.
and at the west and south distribution OF
merchandise is on satisfactory scale.
Prices of staple products show but moder-
ate decline, and quotations of manufac-
tured goods are steady in all directions.
Pressure to sell is everywhere conspicuous
ly absent. Jobbers report good orders Tor
spring goods. particularly for the western
trade and the only complaint still comes
from the WOODEN goods market in the cast.
which has not yet felt the expected Stimu-
lus. In this line, however. prices do not
decline. and agents expect better cond1-
tons.
Large operations in the stocks of lead
ing steel companies do not affect the vol
ume of business or the prices OF their prod
ucts as yet. and probably will have no ma
terial influence in the future. Quotations
Will depend on the relation of supply to
demand, which at present gives an under
tone of great strength.
Wheat fell below so cents, ample snow
afordns the desired protection in winter
wheat states. while the chief support was q
better inquiry on foreign account. includ-
Ing moderate purchases for Spain. Atlantic
exports for the week including flour We're
2,S47,1l1 bushels, against 2,241,402 In the
week preceding and 21l5,S15 a year ago
Corn is quiet, maintaining an advance OF
over seven cents compared with the same
Date last year.
Failures for the week were 269 In the
United States. against 245 last year, anC
50 in Canada. against 81 last year"
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Want Athletic Clcr-ymen.

An amusing illustration of the grow
ing demand for athletic clereymen in
England was recently given by a coun-
try curate who received notice to quit
because. though uneXceptionable in
other respects, his vicar declared that
''what this parish really needs is good,
fast bowler, with break from the
off" No doubt he worthy vicar per-
ceived that no village could possibly re-
ject the theology of a curate capable Of
winning the annual cricket match
against the ncighboring hamlet BY
his own prowess.-Troy Times.
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ARE TAXABLE.
Decision of Michigan Supreme Court
Is Against Detroit Railway
CunHanieS.

Lansing, Mich, Feb. 13.-The Michi-
igan supreme court Tuesday handed
down an opinion affirming the judy
ment of the Wayne county circuit
bench. that franchises received from
the city are taxa Bile. The decision was
in the case of what is now the Detroit
United Railway company, the corpo-
rate name of the consolidated street
railway systems of the city. against the
common council of Detroit. Last year
the assessors increased the assessment
of the railway company from 50 COO. 900
to SIS. l42,1oo. on the assumption that it's
franchises were taxable. The circuit
court confirmed the assessors action
and the case was then carried to the
supreme court
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engagements. After the war Col. Shaw
served in the New York assembly in 1867.
He was United States consul at Toronto
Tor ten years. and WAS then promoted to
be consul at Manchester. England, where
he remained until lSNi. For several years
h" was largely Interested in the develop
mint of electric power at Niagara Falls.
.Surc 1880 he has been president OF the
canadian Niagara Power company. which
,.;!s Il hundred Year lease of the water pow
within the Queen Victoria park. Col
law early became Il prominent member
ni the Grand Army of the Republic. He
Mas elected commander in chief of the
q. y. X. at the Philadelphia cncampment
n 1890. and served the term of one year.
icing succeeded by leo ltasSicur, who was
Elected at the Chicago cncampmcnt of last
august. Col. SHAW was elected to congress
aNly in 1900 to ill the vacancy caused by
he death of G. \. thirkrring, and was
reelected To The scat for the FurlN-Sevcntu
tOn3rcSS, which begins on March ncXt.1
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BANK BILLS STOLEN.
kansas City Bank Loses in a Mys-
FERROUS Way Notes of High
Denomination,

Kansas City, Feb. 13.-Five 81 600 bills
have been stolen mysteriously from
Il Kansas City bank, and banks in all
parts of the country have been mott
fed to be on the lookout for them.
The name of che robbed bank and the
manner of the theft are being kept
quiet. 1t is said, however, that de-
tectives have traced the bills to a for
mer Kansas City woman, who is said
to have tried to pass one of them at
a Chicago department store. After
the bill had been examined and found
to be genuine, she is said to have sub
stituted for it Il counterfeit 81 900 bill
in payment for a bill of goods, and
to have received 500 in change. The
bills are believed to have fallen into
the hands of some clever counterfeit
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New Diamond Fields.

Diamonds have been found in con.
siderable numbers and of very fine
quality in the interior of British Gui.
ana. on the Mazarun river, Is miles
above its junction with the Esscquibo.
Mr.. MuuitOu. our consul at Demcrara,
SAYS that the London dealers to whom
the stones have been forwarded con-
slider them superior TO South African
diamonds and equal in quality to those
of Brazil. The present diggings are
situated in Il tropical jungle five miles
from the river. and the region is nos
easily reached. The matrix from which
the gems have become scattered is
now the object Of search. - Youths
Communion.
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passed away here Monday morning
in his quarters after u period of UNI
consciousness in which he recognized
no one. His death will make scarcely
Il ripple in the political situation of
the continent, as he rN-kinw had for
long ceased to have amy influence in
the courts of Europe.
The illness began with influenza.
Milan left his bed too quickly and the
result was pneumonia. The doctors
ais" found fatty degeneration of the
heart. which was the actual cause of
death, as the danger Immediately
arising from the lung trouble had
been overcome.
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Dcntb of Gem 7,u-ule.

Havana, H.. Feb. 1l.--Gen. James
NJ. Rug"lcs died at the Hopping sani-
tarium here Saturday morning. lie
was Il veteran OF the civil war and
prominent in republican politics.
Alone he drafted the first platform on
which the republican parry in Illinois
was founded. lie was a member Of the
lower house during the LjncoInTrum-
bull contest for the United States SEN
chamber on a sick bed to cast his vote
for Lincoln. At the beginning of the
civil war he was appointed by Gov.
Yates as quartcrmnstrr in the First Iii
nOis volunteer cavalry.
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Election Riot In ST. louis.

St. Louis, Feb. 12.-Morc than $50
shots were fired, sergeant of police
and two negroes were wounded and a
ballot box WAS stolen in the course of a
riot about the Second district polling
place Of the Fourth ward. at Twelfth
and Linden streets. cary Monday even
ing. II WAS only after riot call had
brought Capt. Kelly with 40 policemen
and riot guns to the scene that o
srmblance of order was rrstnrcd Even
grocs and some white men. all of whom
were armed many of them int oXicatcd,
and locking for trouble. Not Il ballot
was east there during The day.
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HOtcti SeuIutnr DerGl
O1lCl'S

Washingto Feb. 12.-Ilenry J.
IsIlicott, the SCULPTOR long identified
with public works of Importance in
this and many other cities in the
United States, died Suddenly at his
residence here Monday from pneu-
monia. He was So years of age. For
some time he had Il studio in New
York and later in Philadelphia. lie
was the sculptor of bronze equestrian
Americans and granite monuments
that are prominent in various parts
of the country.
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Heavy Loss by Eirc.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE five
story brick building at Twenty-thirel
street and Allegheny valley railroad,
occupied by the Armstrong Bros.
cork factory, was completely de-
stroyed by fire Saturday, together
with the foundry and machine shop
of the Tottcn g. Iogg iron and steel
foundry on Twcnty-fourth street adj
joining the Armstrong;. The loss
will reach almost $75O.0OO, of which
$4,000 falls upon Tottcn e. lIogg,
with insurance covering the amount
fully.
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A MORE SERIOUS CHARGE.
Suspected Cudahy Kidnapcrs Are
Identified as Pair of iIurder-
ers and Bank Thieves.

Joplin, Mo-. Feb. 13.-Johnson and
Oneal, who have been held in this city
several days, suspected of completely
in the Cudahy kidnapping case. have
been identified as the men who killed
the marshal while robbing BANK at
Bronaugh. Mo-, Vernon county. several
months ago. At the time of the rob-
berry the marshal's daughter saw the
two men through a window. She posi-
lively identified johnson and Oneal as
the men who killed her father. At the
time of the robbery $1,000 was taken
and $4,000 was destroyed by the ex-
p,os;on that wrecked the safe. When
arrested here the men carried several
thousand dollars in god. They were
taken to Nevada for trial.
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l,nNN lllc I,cnNltN.

Paris, Ky, Feb. I2.-Gcorge Carter
Ga nrgro) paid the extreme penalty Of
his crime Of assault upon Mrs. w. f..
Bold about three weeks ago, at
the hands of mob here early Mon
day morning. About two o'clock Mon
day morning about 30 determined
men appeared at the Jail door and de-
manhed admittancc of .Jniler Kiser. He
and Carter taken out and hanged to
the iron arch leading to the Jail en-
trance. The mob then quietly dis
persed.
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matrimonial union, and to provide for
and educate the children of the union.
The husband assumes the RESPONSE
bility of representing the wife in all
civil actions and of administering her
property, except as he is restricted
by the marriage contract, ~ the
terms OF which he rcnouuces any
right to sell or mortgage her landed
property. The wife promises to obey
the husband, but, by a special recent
act of the Dutch parliament, she is
exempted from the usual promise ITO
dwell with him wherever he deems
it best to live" The contract also
provides that the queen shall allow
the husband interest on 50,OOO,000
guilders and that he shall receive no
income from the state except in the
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DROPPED, DEAD.
Col. Shaw, Fnrmcr'N Comma nder In
Chief of the G. 4. r., Expires
from Attnci. of ApOplexy.

Washington, Feb. 11.-Col. Albert
Duane Shaw, former commander in
chief OF the Grand Army of the Re-
public and congressman from the
Twcnty-fourth district of New York,
met Il tragic death in his room at the
Riggs house early Sunday morning.
He died Of apcpeXy.
lCol. Albert Duane Shaw was born in
Lyme jefferson county, N. Y, on Decem-
her u, 1911. He was Il student at the Belle
willie .'nion academy when the civil war
broke out. Though not vet 20 years old.
lie AZ once enlisted in the Thirty-fifth New
York volunteers. lie took part in the bat
ties OF Rappahannock Station, Bull Run,
chantillN South Mountain. Antietam,
Fredericksburg and Il number of smaller
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Rcportx Agnin.t IInxinE.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE report OF
the special congressional committee
which investigated the haZing Of Cadet
ing at, West Point Saturday was sub,
miticd 20 the house of representatives
by tL, chairman or the committee, Rep
rcscntativr Dick. together with a bill
making stringrn, regulations against
hazng. fighting and all brutal prac'
iiccs.
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Gives UD the Fight,

Chicago, Feb. 12.-Members of the
drainage board learned Monday that
st. Louis has practically abandoned
it's fight against the Chicago sanitary
canal in the United States supreme
court. The suit for Injunction now
pending will, in all probability, be
dismissed for want of prosecution
when it is called for hearing, accord
ing to information conveyed to the
drainage board.
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WILHELMnNA MARRIED..
Queen of the Netherlands WedS. Duke
Henry of McckIenburE-Term
of the Union.

The Hague, Feb. s.-The city Thurs
day bore its most festal appearance
on the occasion of the marriage of
Queen Wilhelnina. Vast crowds were
in the streets early and trains poured
in thousands from all parts of the coun-
try.
The civil ceremony of the marriage
of Queen Wilhelmina to Duke Henry
of MeclllenburyS chwerin was carried
out at 1880 a. H.. in accordance with
the programme.
The queen and Prince Heinrich have
bound themselves by the contract, in
accordance with the statutes, to rec
ognize the husband as the head of tho
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Death ON yetcrnn.

Stockton. CAL. Feb. 12.-Co,. Ferris
Forman. who was in command of an
Illinois regiment during the Mexican
war, Of which he was The last surviving
officer, died here Monday at the age OF
"a. He was appointed district attorney
of Illinois by President buchanan, was
the first postmaster of Sacramento.
Cal. and was secretary of state under
one Of the early governors of California.
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Killed mn OMcer.

Metropolis, Ill.,, Feb. s.-Thursday
afternoon. while Marshal Gus Ii.
Crouch and Policeman John McGlasson
were attempting TO arrest Glen Fer
guson and Lee Taylor, two desperate
Krntnckians, fight cnsued in which
the marshal was shot through he head
and killed and Policeman McGlasson
slightly wounded. Both men are now
in Jail. Ferguson had threatened to
kill the officers if any attempt was
made TO arrest them.
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MILAN OF SERVIA DEAD.
EX-ItinE PASSES Away at vienna
After u Life of De-
huurhrry.

Vienna, Feb 13.--Mian, ex-king of
Srrvi;, the grandson of a Swincherd-
archs that ever sat upon IL European
throne, is dead, his life burnt out
when 40 years old by years of de-
hatchery of various descriptions. He
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Crested Butte. Col. Feb. 12.-While
Il mob was bcsiegiLg the jail here Mon
day and Threatening TO lynch George
Buric. he committed suicide by hang
ing himself to a window bar in his cell
with an electric light wire. Buric was
arrested on a charge of having Grim.
inal!y assaulted Kate Mulch, ~ years
of age. He declared that he was limo.