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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
TOM JENKINSS CHALLENGE.

Cleveland,s Ohio, March 15.-George V. Tuohey. manager of Tom Jenkins, the worlds champion catch -as-catch- can wrestler to-day issued challenge to wrestle any man ill the world, nam- ing especially Nouroalah, the Turk, Paul Pons, the Frenchman. and Char ley Wittmer, of Cincinnati. Jenkins is matched to meet Rooney, the "Giant Gripman," here March 26, and has ac- cepted the terms offered by the West End Coliseum of St Louis for q finish contest with Ernest Roeber.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
KELLY IS SAD.

London. March 15.-Sammy Kelly. the New York featherweight. who was disqualified in his recent bout with Will Curley. is in very bad physical condition. His collarbaone was found to be broken and he was severely pounded on-the face and body. Kelly speaks bitterly of the decision which gave the bout to Curley. The New Yorker denies emphatically that he went to the floor without being hit, and says he was down on his knees from blow when Curley hammered him in the fourth round. Kelly says he had the worst of the bout. but in order to win he would have had to knock Curley unconscious, as the ref cree was influenced by the British money on Curley. Tie American says he was made the target of English re- venge for alleged bad treatment of British boxers in America. Curley had no mercy when the American was helpless.
 There is much interest in the bout next Monday night at the National Sporting club between Harry Harris, the lioted Chicago bantam. and PedIar Palmer. once regarded as the greatest little man ever developed in Great Britain. The American. owing to re. ports of his ability. is now slight ia. vorite, although Palmer opened a to l choice. The Americans were SC eager to get the good price they forced tho betting down to ovens. and still .ater the Enclishmeu demanded odds The American racing crowd is betting heavily. The indications point to orc Of the most interesting glove contests ever brought off n England.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
DECIDED AGAINST RAILROAD.

Portland. Ore, March 15.-In the su- perior court at Vancouver, Wash. Judge Miller decided against the Col umbia Valley Railroad company in it's ,interv ention proceedings of the Wash ington and Oregon Railroad company to condemn the right of way of the Portland and Puget Sound railway be- tween Vancouver and Lewis river. This is the part of the grade lying within Clark county. That part be- tween Lewis river and Kalama. in Cowlitz county, is in precisely the same legal status, so the Columbia Valley company accepted the decision for that part of the controversy also, in order to avoid the trouble of going to Kal-
 anna. There was no acceptance on the
 part of the Portland and Puget Sound | company and the defeat of the inter vention of the Columbia Valley com pany left the Washington and Oregon people, previously supposed to have i Northern Pacific affiliations, in undis- puted possession of the field.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
HICKMAN IS GAME.
On the Track All Day Yesterday and
 Ic Close to the Leader

Is Close to the Leader.
 Philadelphia, March 15.-By keeping on the track continually since Thurs day morning Peter Hegclman closed up the gap to within half q mile of John Click in the six days go-as-you- please race at Industrial hall at 10 o'clock last night. The pace :s telling terribly on tho men and they amble around the track in slow and aimless manner. Tom Howarth succumhed to the strain yesterday afternoon and the plncky Englishmar retired from the race after doing 210 miles. The score St 10 o'clock:
 John Click. 343 miles, II laps: Peter Hegelman. 342, 6; Gilbert Barnes. %" '; George Tracy. 334. 13: Pat Cava- naugh. 315, 3: James Dean. oS3, G: Jeter Golden. 2S1, 10; Frank Hart, 260. 15; Spotty Clifford, .2O3, o; J. Shield, 2o6, c; Tony I4oeslln, 1S4, 0: George Noremac, 174, 3; John McTage, 174. 6; Jake Wintawch, 12O, O.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
The bowling team from the Y. NJ. c.

The bowling team from the r. M c. A., composed of Physical Director Shoemaker, Leon Barnes, Jaeger, w. Rule and W. M. Rule, left for Mid dletown this afternoon. where they will roll the '. M. c. A. team of that place this evening. The local boys are confident of winning. The busi- ness mems basket ball team also jour- neyed to Middletown to-day. They ex- pect to return tomorrow with the scalps of the members of the busi- ness mems quintet of Middletown fas- tened to their belts.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15

the New York lightweight fighter. Dougherty obtained the Judgment from Justice Clarke and q, Jury in the su- preme court yesteHdays Dougherty managed a number of fighters when the Horton law was in its prime and O'Brien was one of them. He had a three years contract with the pugilist, but notwithstanding this fact O'Brien broke away from him and fought un- der the management of Tom ORourke. Dougherty claimed that he had finan- cial interest in the latter fights and brought suit, which resulted in his ob- taining judgment for the sum named. In these days when fighting practical Iy is no more Dougherty will have to do some hustling before the judgment is satisfied. AS Dougherty probably is ready to appear in supplementary or any other old kind of proceeding, it looks as if Dougherty would have to do all the worrying.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
MORTON ON HARRISON.
Says He Was Intellectual Peer of Any
 Who Held Office of President

Rome, March 15.-Former Vice President Levi P Morton. i'll the course of an interview with q repre- sentative of the Associated Press. re- ferring to the death of EX-President Harrison, said:
 "The country has. in my judgment. sustained a great loss in the death of General Harrison. With his in telluectual and physical forces unim- paired, there still remained many ave- nues in which he might have continued to render valuable service to the coun- try which he served so well.
 My official and personal relations with General Harrison during his term as president were naturally of an in- innate character I believed then. as I do now. that he was the peer intel lectually of anyone who has held the office of president of the United States"
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
IN THE KINKS,
At Lawrence.

Lawrence, March 15.-The Portland polo team defeated Lawrence last night by to 4. The referee. had q hard time of it.
 Lawrence. Position. Portland Turner. .. first rush .... Campbell Gavitt .... second rush .. WhIpple Whiting ...... center ...... Mckay Devlin ...... ha1fbacll .... Cameron Tibbetts ........ goal ...... Mallory
 Summary: Score, Portland 6. Law renee 4: rushes, Turner '. Campbell 6: stops, Tibbetts 37. Mallory 43: fouls, Mckay Cameron; referee, Agency; attendance, TOO.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
LOST BECArsB NO BOXING.

Nobody has any idea" said 2 fo-- nrr promoter Of boxing yesterday, 'how many mcu have been thrown ont Of employment by the crusade against the sport. Of course, the fight CTS themselves are sufferers to the ex- tent of thousands of dollars. Then there are t.,a managers who used to earn quite nice little thing iii the way of percentage of winnings. Those who acted as seconds and managed to pick up decent living are included !n the list, together with the referees. timekeepe-s and announcers. The men who conducted the clubs made enough to live in comfort now, unless they haze spent all their wealth, but the others have lost a business that was more than ordinarily good. There were many ways of making money while fighting was going on. The men who placed bets for the big sports used to rake in a harvest. The pro- gram fellows and those who sold "ring records" always prospered, to say nothing of the ticket speculators. No wonder all of these persons are longing for the day when boxing will again be permitted'
 JACK DoEGHERTY'S JUDGMENT
 Jack Dougherty has Judgment call. ing for $S61.22 against Jack O'Brien
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
GREAT BOXING LAW.

Boxing at Louisville will not pe h. terfered with at present, because of :" novel plan of action that evades tic strict letter of the statute. It has been admitted by the prosecutors Of the law against prize fighting that so long as two pugilists divide the purse money into equal parts they are not contesting for a money prize and are merely receiving equal pay for an eX- hibition of the manly art. But it is set forth that a fight for purse of which the greater part goes to the winner is direct violation of the law and will not be permitted. In future, therefore, all glove contests at Louis vile will be for an equal division of receipts or q purse. This is drawing the line pretty fine, but it is a source of delight to the patrons of boxing in Kentucky.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
FIGHTS AND FIGHTERS.
Sullivan Is Weeping Because he
 Was not Matched.

sammy kelly ALSO "eepS anu SaS Ss the English Are Too Rough-What5 New York Sports Have Lost In the
 Absence of Boxing-Jack Dougherty
 Gets Judgment Against Jack
 O'Brien-Kid Mccoy Buys Horses Louisyille's Boxing Laws.
 David Sullivan has in his possession a telegram which he says James U. Kennedy sent to him while he was III Louisville in which the manager or the Twentieth Century Athletic clup is purported to have agreed to Hurst as referee.
 sam Harris again said last night that it was not through any fault or his that Sullivan was not the man ac- cepted to meet McGovern.
 q had to live up to my agreement with Kennedy, and l am convinced that Gardner will be as good an at- traction as any other featherweight.
 McGovern added: "Yes. you can bet we will fight Sullivan. I can knock his block off any time and any place am anxious to fight him. because he has been going around saying that ne is the only man that has never met me, ead that I am trying to avoid him. I wish now that Harris would change the program and let me get at sulii- van"
 "We want to fight Sulivan," said Harris. "and l am going to get after him tomorrow. Terry will guarantee to beat him in fifteen rounds or forfeit all claim to any purse that may be of fered. Yes. and if Sullivan is beaten we will give him 9 per cent of the purse. and he can have Hurst as ref cree. too. Sullivan can have match under these conditions soon after the fight on April 90. We will fight him in Louisville, where good offer would be made.'
 Sullivan was told all that Harris and McGovern had said.
 "Why didn't they meet me in q straight fight of twenty-five rounds when they had the chance the other day. said the Irish featherweight "Now they are talking about giving me handicap.
 They turned me off all right the other night. What I cannot under stand is that Harris makes match with Gardner without even consulting articles. That is a very unusual thing to do. How does he know that Gard ner is going to agree to everything he is going to ask. McGovern has beaten Gardner. and SO have l. He beat Broad. too. Now, he never met me and why did he not make Kennedy come 10 terms if he is so anxious to knock my block off? It's ridiculous to ask a man to accept referee and post S2.OOO without seeing articles of agreement
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
KID M,CoY BUYS HACKNEYS.

Queenstown, March 15.-Kid Mccoy the pugilist, is g passenger on the White Star line steamer Oceanic, which sailed for New York yesterday. In the short time he was in England he purchased and arranged for the shipping of number of English hack nevs for a breeding establishment in Saratoga, N Y. He does not propose to do any fghting7in the near future.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
DE ORC IS SECOND.

Boston, March 15.-Alfred De Orc last night won the play-ofr for second place in the pool tournament, which ended here last night. He had an easy time in defeating Stofft of Cleveland with whom he was tied for second place, winning by 3 score of 15O to 70. Stofff gets third prize, Grant Eby the fourth, Clearwater fifth and Long and Stubbs are tied for last place
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
At Salem.

After playing East Weymouth a1- most to q standstill last night. the Salems got careless and allowed their visitors to win out.
 Summary: Score, East Weymouth D. Salem 4: stops in goal, Starkey AT, Fox 27; rushes. Lewis z, Schofield ,; foul. Holderness; referee, Carter; at- tendance, 600.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
BIG COTTON FIRE.

Birmingham, Ala, March 15.-Fire at Eutaw yesterday destroyed the Planters warehouse, together with 1 300 bales of cotton and several cars of freight. The entire town narrow ly escaped destruction. The loss is $1OO,OO0 almost wholly covered by in- Surance.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
PONS SAILS AWAY.

: New York, March 15.-Paul Pons, the wrestler, has returned to France, smiling on LA Champagne. He was unable to make satisfactory arrange
 ments for a second match.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15

The junior basket ball team of the !. NJ. c. X. will play in Naugatuck tomorrow afternoon against the Y. NJ. c. A. juniors of the rubber borough.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
HARDWARE FACTORY BrIRNED

Chicago, III, March 15.-The hard ware speciality factory of the Chicago Spring Butt company burned last night. Loss $10O,OOO.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-17
ACI,ARANDO,

Aver tuvimcs-sl 4 gusto de. reci,s
bir la vista del ST 6 ando Jefe de Ia
Pollcfa Insulsr.
Venfa acla ar una noticia M as,
ira, tomada de ct . co'ega local.
Nosotros CREAM - que Marcos
Serrano era un ser inoeente, que ha
bfa sido sorprendido una madruga.
da, herido y robado.
El Jefe dice que no es asf. No
es una criatura inocente, porque 81
fue quien intent6 despojar de 10 su
20 q Adolfo Miranda; no q las puer.
tas de esta ciudad, sino en- el barrio
de Sabaua-llana; obligando este a
defenderse y herirle contra su 70.
luntad. - -
Rectifcamos, pues, Ia noticia, y
felicitamos Ia Policfa Insular, que
ha sabido poner en- claro, 10 que es'
taba turbio.
iBien pues, por los hombres de
la policfa!
Bonifacio Rosas por maltratar
de ob1as q Maria Ramos ed la ca
lie de Ia Fortaleza ha sido condena
do al pago de dos dollas de multa
6 sufrir en- So defecto cuatro dias
de arresto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-17
COnCejaleS muniCipale{

Los siguientes nombramientos,
hechos por ell Gobernador INFERNO
Sr Hunt, PAL q conceiales, han sido
confrmados por el Consejo Ejecuti.
vO.
San Sebastian: Agustin Maria
Font, Pedro A. Ech andia Medina
Humacao: jose Herrero.
Adjuntas: Dionisio Valez, Pc
dro. Segarrs, Ramon Perez.
Manatf: Joaquin Suro, Osval-
do Freytes, Francisco Casellas.
Coamo: Victoriano Rodriguez.
Mayaguez: Genaro Cortes, Ar
mando Badrenas, Pedro Grau.
Caguas: Benito Aponte.
Juana Diaz: Jose Julian Pagan,
jose Maria Rodriguez.
Vice ues: Alfonso O'Neill.
Sabana Grande: Jose A. Busigo.
Patillas: Juan Latall de Diland
y Cabo 2ojo, Francisco G. Ortiz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-17
Sigue hualga
Mas tropa & Albany .
SIN REsTABLEOER Ell ORDEN
Siguen los digturbios en- Albany, sin
que Ia tropa enviada haya logrado res
tablecer ell orden.

New-York Mayo II. 1890 P. NJ.
Las tropas enviadas no han po-
dido traer al orden & los huelguis-
tas de Albany La circulaci6n de
los trenes esta paralizada por te-
NOR de mayores atropellos.
81 Gobernador del Estado~- ha
dispuesto el env1o de mas stropas
para imponer por la fuerza Ia su-
mission de los huelguistas.
EEstos manifestan estar dispues-
tos q repeler la fuerza con la fuerza
califcando de abuses las medidas
tomadas para evitar los desordenes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-17

Carlos B. Zapatade Cabo Roio
solicita licencia de parentesco para
c6ntraer matrimonio civil con Rosa
Maria Zapats. z>1--
Contin6a con excelente resulta'
do Il recaudaci6n para celebrar las
fiestas de San Juan. u
Nadie, hasta hoy, Sc hs negado
4 contribuir. El comercio se Ia mos.
trado mny rumhoso. ~
Mariana comenzaremos & publ.
car Ia lista de los donantes
Sc hacen muchos elogius del
Juez do Policfa de Morovis, por Ia
correction que revisten todos sus
actos. %s:Ss's-
Lo celebramos.
Los operarios de la fabrica de
tabacos que en- Bayam6n tiene csta.
blecida una companfa americana, Sc
declararon en- huelga.
La cat1sa ha sido el no querer
los duef1os del establecimieuto pa
gar el aumento que solic itan los ira
bajadores.
OOu s1AQtlvO u0 u0U0I SkuU6T
cado para los Estados Unidos ell pri
mer Jefe de 10 Policia Insular Mr..
Frank Techter, ha quedado encar
gado del mando de Ia fuerza el ca
pitan don Luis Berries.
Sc encuentra entre nosotroa
desde hace algunos djas 81 Sr don
Ulpiano Colon, Delegado ( la CANA
rs por Ponce Sea bien verido,
Nos dicen de Guayanilla, que
allf hace tempo no Sc paga q los en-
pleados, que para poder pagar los
sueldos del Juez de policfa y Secre.
tario (6ste, dicen, no ha prestado
tianza, SIC ban suprimido varias pla.
zas que desempe11aban honraslos pa.
dres de familia, que estan hoy en- la
, indigencia. = 4 --z,' =. .~
Han sido curados en- el cuarto
de socorros Francisco Sanchez Ga.
llardo de una confusion sobre libra
20 izquierdo.
Julio Montanez, de una herida
incisa de tres centfnetros en- Ia plan
ia del pie derecho.
Maria Ramos de una eontu
sion sobre el p6mulo izquierdo.
Nicolas Velez, Francisco Ba
llardo y Ramon Pacheco, han side
condenado 4 dos dollars de primere
| y cinco los dos 6ltimos por estal
peleando en- ia calle de Ia Tauca.
Sc .ha concedido licencis q,
Juez de policfa de GALES para pasa1
q esta Capital = SO le acepta Ia de
signaci6n del sustituto favor dc
don Miguel de Jesus. u
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-17
EN- PLEN0 DIA
Un h0lnbre herid0
y Ell agreSOr huye.

A la una de la tarde, estando
parade frente q <La Bella Rosita,,
calle de Tetuan, el individuo Candido
Ortiz alias <Sapo,, fue alevossmeu'
te herido por otro desconocido que
Sc di6 a la fuga
Candido Ortiz es trabajador del
muelle, y manifesto no haber tenido
disgustO con nadie.
Presenta una herida incisa en- la
region cubiana y otra en- un dedo
pulgar, habiendo sido curado en- Ia
Sala de SocorrO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-17

New-York Mayo II. 1880 P. NJ.
Despachos de Iondres, dan cuen
ia de que IN horforoso incendio ha
destruido los departrmentos mas
importantes del Real Palacio de
Cophenague.
El incendio did principle por
las pleas que ocupaba Ia princesa
heredera de Ia corona, que quedaron
completamente destrulaas.-La re-
gia dana escape milag grosamente de
ser victima del Veraz elemento. 1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-17
H W0lrleaunls /
Sale con caballos
PARA Ell OAB0
Ell vapor New Orleans oonduoe para Ia
Oolonia del Gabo $50 eaballos con dea-
tino q los inpleses.

New-York Mayo II. 1890 P. NJ.
Conduciendo ncevecientos Gin
cuenta caballos destinados al ejer-
cito ingles, ha salido de San Fran
cisco de California eI vapor New
Orleans para la Colonia del Cabo.
Los agentes secretos de los beers
trataron de inutilizar ell ganado
como otras veces, no lograndolo por
las grandes precauciones tomadas
Antes de regresar Ell New Orleans
saldran otros vapores con mas ca
ballos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-17

avisar & Mr. Armstrong, Inspector,
81 no tieneu Inconvenience en- clio.
Creemos que Mr. Allen agrade'
cera ese acto de distinction y corte-
sia.
~.
Desde las diez de la maf1ana de
hoy ha estado circulando por la
ciudad una noticia alarmante:
Sc habla de IN crimen que Sc
dice cometido en- una cercsna pobla'
ci6n
No hemos dado la menor impor
tancia a ese rumor, que considera
mos completamente falso
Els tan inverosfmil,' que nj que
remos referirlo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-17
HECH0S 4. ; ] |! !; Y DN|H06.
CrOniQuilla del dia.

ls F gaS .sYf sss sSa
' Est& ahora sobre el tapete IL 60.
luci6n de nm &rduo pr0blema.,
Dlscutese cor calOr en- los cafes
pla2ss, y boticss, 81 San Juan Bau-.
tista era federal 8 republicano.
S4beae que San Juan Evange-
lista era pate, 8 independents, Co
mo los llaman ahora; pero del Bau.
tista no hay datos. a NJ.
Para no disgustar al Santo,
conviene saber On que bandera mill
taba. z aa- g.
Sc trata de una colesta para
festejarlo, y segun la moda del dia,
90 precise saber si Be puede contri'
BUR sim menoscabo del partido a
que pertenezca cada contribuyente.
De no ser asf, c6rrese el peligro
de hacer una fea. .>. -.a-,~-
Y de ser excomulgado.
Sc regalara nm cup6n de belleza
del sNewss, al que solucione el pro-
blema.
De un momento a otro< llegara
q esta capital una comision del CRU
po republican, disieente de Ponce
Dfcose que tambieu vendr& otra
comisi6n del grupo contrario
Ambas conferenciaran con ell
Directorio del partido, para buscar
una soldadura, que harmonice todos
los intereses. todas las aspiracfones
y todas las tendencias.
Hay firmes deseos de que desa-
parezcan las rozaduras y desolladu'
ras de Ponce.
sse nombra el Directorio Fede'
ralP
SSeguira este los derroteros que
imprime al pa1tido ell Senior Mufloz
Riverap
iRealizara algun acto de- apro
ximacion al 'Gobieruo Republican,
constituido?
lTiene esperanzas de alcanzar
parte del poderr
Estas y otras preguntas por el
estilo, Sc hacen por diversas parties
de la ciudad.
Nadie sabe contestar, por que
de esos asuntos Sc hacen secretos
de Estado.
Opinan muchos, que todo per.
manecera quieto, hasta un mes des'
pues que ell Sr Munoz Rivera este
en- los Estados Unidos,
x*x
FL disgusto que Sc siente por las
alteraciones en- las planillas no de-
Ahora Sc esta sintiendo Tn la
mentable desaliento.
Malo, muy malo es, cuando en-
ira el desaliento en- un pals.
va irremisiblemente la rui.
Flaco serviclo estan. hacienda {
sus amigas, los admiradores de ST
bslleza, poniendolas en- berlina.
Publican los nombres de elias
obteriendo uno 6 dos votos, result,
que su belleza ca discutible.
Elias agradecerfan mas SUI
amigos que no las exhibiesen de es
manera.
Las comparaciones -dicen qu
siempre son odiosas, pero resulta1
mas que odiosas, cuando llegan o
ridiculo.
Habra testas
Esa voz es la que predomina en-
tre los elementos que ah ojara1 |,
mosca.
Y nadie tiene ell derecho de opo
nerse que cada cual caste su dine
ro en- 10 que mejor le parezca.
No nay que parodiar al perr
del hortelano.
Sc trata de que los nif1os de la
cscuelas de esta capital vsyan a re
cibir al Sr Gobernador su llega
da.
No Sc desea imponer ese acto
sin6 que parta de la voluntad de 10
padres de los alumnos,
Por nuestro conducto Sc suplic
a los referidos padres de los min os
que, la mayor brevedad, Sc sirva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-17
No hay nlejjoria
Los medlcos no dan,
ESPERANZA ALGUNA.
La esposa de Mao-Kinley, SO halla en-
81 mismo estado de gravedad sufriendo
frecuentes perdidas de- oonoeimiento.

. New-York Mayo II. 1890 P. NJ.
Dicen de San Francisco de Ca
ifornia, que no -ha mejorado NADIA
ell estado de salud de la senora del
Presidente sMac-Kinley, esperandose
por momentos un desenlace fatal.
La PARALYSIS ~que venia pade-
ciendo habia debilitado bastante
su constitution, y cuenta con pocas
fuerzas para resistir la enfermedad.
Desde aver sufre frecuentes
perdidas de conocimientos y a ratos
delira
Los medicos le Propinan inyec-
clones de sal para mantenerla viva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-17
Ultima hoTa.,
~ Runof alaFmante.
No hubo aggression al Sr Muhos

El corresponssl de sLs Demo-
cracia. en- esta ciudad, nos ha ense'
uado nm talegrsma dc Oaguas'n s'negan'
do 10 version que circulabs desde es'
to mansna por ests Capital, de habe1
aldo agredido 81 senor Mufos Rive
RI.
Celebramos infiuito que 10 mott.
cia no hsya pasado de Nm rumor
slarmante, obrs de Alghn desocupa'
do que lanz5 el ecanard> sin prever
las consecuencias, y bueno serfa ha'
Ger un escarmiento con los que usan
bromas de taa NAL gtnero, para bien
de 10 soc:adad y tranquilidad de- las
familias.
En- esta tipografa se hace todA
clase de trabaios { precios equitati: