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The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
Parker to Be Rewarded.

Washington, Dec. 24--JameS b. Par
ker, the negro man who gave Czo1gosz
his quietus on the day of the assassina-
ton of William Mckinley, arrived in
response to a summons at the instance
of Senators Hanna and Mason.
With the hearty cooperation of Pres
ident Roosevelt and Secretary Corte1-
you, the senator's have perfected ar
engagements for the appointment of
Parker to be senate messenger. It is
understood he will get a life tenure.
The idea seems to be to make of Parker
a sort of national institution He will
attract no end of attention in the livery
of the senate messenger service He
stands six feet six inches in his stock
ings, and is a veritable giant
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
Shortage of Cars.

Topeka, Dec. 24.-On account of a
shortage of cars. Western railroads are
now refusing shipments of flour for the
export trade. eve cannot afford to
let our cars go to the Atlantic seaboard
with -four said a traffic official of the
Santa Fe, because it takes the car out
of our service for such a long time. We
recently have hauled several big con-
signments of flour for export to Kansas
City, and there transferred it to other
lines, rather than allow our cars to get
SO far away. Of course there are some
classes of merchandise which cannot be
we have to send through in our own
cars
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
chfcaeo Gets Coal.

Chicago. Dec 24--Chicago has passed
the most severe period of the coal
shortage and now manufacturing es-
Adjustments and big down town build
ings are in better position to
fight the possibility of anything APP
preaching famine
The actual shortage accompanied by
a frantic rush for coal by the owners
of Office buildings and factories, have
disrupted prices All kinds of prices
have been asked and paid within the
last two days
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
THE ORIENT IS FINANCED.
Mexican Subsidy Is Arranged For
Immediate Use.
TRACK LAYING IN MEXICO.

Kansas City, Dec 23--President
StiIwel1 of the Kansas City. Orient g
Mexico, has cabled officers of the road
here that the contract under which a
European company is to furnish the
rails for the Orient in Mexico and take
IN payment the Mexican government
subsidy has been signed The deal
was made several weeks ago and the
signing of the contract only awaited
the arrangement of details
Under its terms, rails from Belgian
manufae lrers are to be delivered at
Port Stiiwen, where they are to be
turned over to- the construction com
pany building the Orient line in Mexi-
CO, and when laid by the construction
company, the Mexican subsidy is to
nishing the rails and the difference
added, and the amount of the subsidy
is to be paid by that company to the
construction company
The rails are to be shipped in lots
sufficient to lay 100 ki1ometers (about
Mexican government is payable upon
the completion of each 100 1Silometers.
This subsidy approximates $3.50, 900 per
100 ki1ometers. while the cost of the
rails equals only one-ha1f that amount.
The remaining half Will thus be imme-
diate1y available for further construc-
ton work upon the completion of each
100 kilometers. The first shipment is
expected to reach Port Sti1wen within
90 days, when the rails will at once be
laid upon the 100 l1i1ometers already
graded from that point up the Fuerte
valley to near the town of that name
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
Bucket shop. no more.

Chicago, Dec. 24--Eor the first time
in the history of bucxetshops there is
not one in Chicago posting the market
quotations of the Chicago board of
trade or making trades in grains and
provisions In 1896, when the fight
against such places began, there were
eighty such places in Chicago, and
nearly all had branches in various
other cities. The last bucketshop has
taken down its board of trade quota
tioux and announced that trades would
no longer be taken in grains and pro-
visions
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
P.uper Sue. FOR Damages.

Hiawatha, Kans-, Dec 23--Samue1
Banister, an inmate of the county poor
farm, has brought suit in the district
court against J. A. Moore, the keeper
of the farm for $500 damages Ban
mister claims that Moore knocked and
dragged him about the room straining
his back and injuring his brain Ban
mister is an Englishman and was
formerly rich He is graduate of
Oxford university.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26

Oakland, Cal, Dec. 21.-A son was
born to Mrs. Frederick Funston, wife
of Brigadier General Funston, of Kan
sas, on the day his appointments as
Brigadier General in the regular army
was confirmed by the senate. Mrs.
Funston returned from the Philippines
a few weeks ago, and has been living
with her parents here since General
Funston sailed from Manila to the
United States last Sunday. He is due
here about January 8.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
Presbvtertan ColIepes.

Chicago Dec. 24--The Presby terrain
Co1hege union of the middle west is
formed here for the purpose of pro-
noting the efficiency of church educa-
ton. Fourteen Presbyterian colleges
were represented The officers elected
were: President, Dr. William p Kane
of Wabash college; vice president, F.
w. limit of Parsons college; cor
responding secretary, President Jno.
FL. MacCracken of Westminster col
lege; recording secretary, President C..
III. French of Huron college; treasurer,
President James Wallace of Manchester
college.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
Attornev soper.s PIans.

Ardmore, I. T., Dec esp. L. Soper,
federal attorney, is in Washington to
consult department officials Mr..
Soper has made a contract with the
Creek Indians to represent that tribe
for the next four years at an annual
salary of So, 900. If the interior de-
partment will approve the contract
with the Creek nation Mr.. Soper will
resign the United States attorneyship.
If the secretary refuses to approve the
contract he will continue in his present
position.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
Boer nation Not So BAD.

London. Dec. 21--The Pretoria cor
respondent of the Times again warns
the Bri>tsh public not to be too opti-
mistic concerning the progress of the
war. The progress is satisfactory, but
there yet remains much to be done He
also deprecates the condemnation of
the entire Boer nation because of out
RACES on natives, for the crimes of the
few. The correspondent testified that
with the exception of individual acts,
the Boer treatment of prisoners and
wounded has been generally correct.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
FOR Incitinx 1soycott1ne.

Dublin, Dec 24.-John p Hayden.
member of parliament for South Ross
common, a newspaper proprietor, has
been sentenced at Ba1lin1ough, Ross
common, to twenty-one days imprison-
ment for melting to boycotting and the
non-payment of rent. Six other per-
sons of minor Importance were SEN
fenced to terms of imprisonment on the
same charge, varying from fortnight
to a month
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
Porto Ricans Arc con-

San Juan, Porto Rico, Dec. 23.-Tke
chamber of commerce at San Juan has
requested the governor of the island to
ask the authorities at Washington that
congress, when dealing with the ques-
ton CT Cuban reciprocity, consider
Porto Rico. The chamber of commerce
asks that Porto Rican sugar be pro-
tected against the Introduction of
Cuban sugar into the U. S. and that a
bounty be paid for Porto Rican coffee
American product, under the
protection of the American flag.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
Colored AppoIntees.

Washington, Dec o3--The presinent
has nominated DR.. j. r. A Grassland
of ST. Joseph, Mo, to be minister to
Liberia, and j. c. Dancy, collector of
the port at Wilmington, N C., to be
recorder of deeds for the District of
Columbia, vice Henry P. Cheatham,
whose term of office soon expires.
Both of the new appoin tees are ne
groes.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
sch1ey Gives Thanks.

Washington, Dee. 1S.-Rear Admiral
Sch1ey has sent out this:
ssTo the Associated Press:
7 beg to express through the med
ium of the Associated Press my graft
itude and heartfelt thanks for the
kind words and evidences of interest
in my welfare which 1 have received
from all parts of the United States.
The magnitude of the correspondence,
renders it impossible for me to per-
sona1ly acknowledge the same and I
therefore take this means of expressing
my appreciation to one and all. -
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
The NATIONAL LEGISLATURE.

THIRrEENTH DAY


THIRrEENTH DAY
Among array appointments in the list of con-
rnatSns by the Is aa nae of
the same 1k In the regular army An eff
hold up this conarmation on the ground that
nas }1pea opeT 1h To sho~ ft
Cen Macarthur and Gen Wheaton had en-
senator Pearose Would lew a duty OF p per
cent faetured silver to protect the sil-
Senator Nelson would establish industrial
anosher Of his bis rosies ssen of
ton for the territories. including the acquired
islands
The house passed The I'm to provide rexsn ~.
to lss IneEs ,, we're many opposing speeches; III,
making the leper colony of Hawaii a 2 s GOV
MI; Bowersoek DAM has Introduced bin
poses, the rentals to be q special fund for irri-
The house committee on judiciary has formed
and introduced the proposed anti-anarchy bill.
FOURTEENTH
Senator Hanna introduced a bill granting a
pension OF S, 900 a year to Mrs Mckinley
Senator Penrose introduced b Ii to revive
aiTas s Sanmp pa and schey and captain clark
The senate passed a bill authorizing the con
struetion of a railroad bridge over the Arkansas
The senate confirmed the appotntInent of a
ton, FL Reno and Woodward. Oklahoma.
Among nominations reeeiged by the senate
twentieth Kansas regiment. to succeed cyrus
Leland as pension agent at Topeka
The house fixed upon January for the CON
right way except to revenue and appro-
MI. Flynn has re-introauced his bill creating
the county of Guapaw, Q. T.
bSindar.es of the southern ana central judicial
districts of Indian Territory. with commits
In aceordance with concurrent resolution
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
SAINT. Fe Changes

Topeka, Dec. 21.-James A. Davis
who has been industrial commissioner
of the Santa Fe system for over five
years, has rendered his resignation to
the company and on January 1 will
embark in the railway supply business.
Wesley Merritt, who has been division
freight agent of the Santa Fe at
Chanute, Kan, will succeed Mr.. Davis
as industrial agent
Mr. Merritt is a nephew of Gen wes-
ley Merritt
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26

Mobile, Ala, Dec. 24.-A11 records
for December weather in Mobile We're
broken early Saturday morning when
the thermometer registered 1877 degrees
above zero. The weather is clear and
indications are for warmer. A negro
was frozen to death in Baldwin county
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
GERMANY Threatens.

Berlin, Dec Eft is stated upon
good authority that the German gov
eminent is preparing for military ac-
ton against Venezuela in order to COM
pei a settlement of German claims
against that country.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26

The first sub-narin cable YVES I'D
across the English Channel about hIty
years ago. 1t also about the same
time that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-
first Introduced to the public If you are
sufferer from this aflTnent, or from in
digestion, fatu1ency, constipation, nerv-
BUSINESS insomnia, you should try 1t at
once. If you would be well The genuine
must have Private Die Stamp over
the neck of the bottle.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
THE HANDsoMEsr CALENDAR

of the season Tin ten co1ors) six beau
tifu1 heads Con six sheets, 10x1S inch
esq, reproductions of paintings by
Moran, issued by General Passenger
Department, Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Paul Railway, will be sent on receipt
of twenty-five cents. Address F. A
Miller, General Passenger Agent Chi
cago.
We are all caught oftener than we
IMAGINE.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26

The man who eats Welsh rabbit at
midnight sometimes gets up the next
morning as mad as q March hare
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26

Among the novelties are found tiny
oriental jugs and vases, decorated In
colored characters-proverbs from the
Koran or selections from Omar Khz-z
yam. These are filled with perfumes
some of oriental odor and others vto-s
let, lily and carnation.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26

Ever notice how much of your time
you throw away2
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26

The stray dog realizes that an ounce
of Prevention is worth a pound.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26

Long Live the King. The King IL
Wizard Oil; pain his enemies, whom
he conQuers.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26

he does not have Defiance Starch, you
may be sure he is afraid to keep it until
his stock of II o. packages are sold De-
f1ance Starch is not only better than any
other Cold Water Starch. but contains Is
o. to the package and cells for same
money IL brands
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26

Unlike pugilists. clocks don't shake
hands for the wind-up.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26

Some people would rather take med
icine than advice
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
A Christmas Dinner THAT was Not Eaten

A Christmas Dinner That Was Not Eaten
because of Indigestioni This sorry tale
would have been told if system
had been regulated and the digestion per-
fected by the of Natures remedy
Garfield Tea. This wonderful herb Inedi-
cine cures all forms of stomach, liver
and bowel arrangements, cleanseS the
system, purifies the blood and lays the
foundation for long life and continued
good health Garfield Tea is equally good
for young and old.
Worry often comprises lot of fool
things that never happen.
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26

Wish All Happy New Year
The happiness that comes with good
health is given to all who Natures
gift-Garfeld Tea This Herb Cure
cleanSeS the system, purifies the blood
and removes the cause OF disease
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26
WHEN YOUR GROCER SAYS

The autumn bride is one sort OF rim
The Globe-republican., 1901-12-26

Stops the Cough and
Works or the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Price 25c
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Ron Ell Barrilit0.

Pocas, muy pocas personas hay
en- San Juan que no conozcan la mar
ca de ese excelente ron Gel Barrili
to, procedente de la destiier1a de
don Pedro Fernandez en- Bayam6n,
porque. su faffa procede taicamente
de su bondad.
La elaboration de ese ron esta
sujeta principiosycientfficos, y Sc
obtiena por medic de ;. los aparatos
mas afamados y modernos, emplean
do siempre Ia material prima de me
jor calidad, obtenida en- la nisma
destilerfa de escojidas mieles.
Como Ell senor- Fernandez sabe
bien que ell cr6dito de una buena
marca solo SO obtiepe cuidando de
que la calidad del artfculo sea STEM
pre- igual, tiene el mas asiduo y mi
nucioso ouidado en- que la fabrica
ci6n sea uniforme y bajo principle
invariable. .Por ESQ no hay ming On
consumidor inteligente que pueda
ponerle Ell menor reparo. J
Ell ron eBarrilito, Sc recetas &
los enfermos por su pureza, carecien
do de toda materia nociva q Ia sa-
lud. ESQ prueba evidentemente sus
bondades y el alto cr@dito que goza.
Los envases e.t&n bellamente
presentados, Y ademas de la,capsula
que cubre los tapones de las bote-
las, quedan aquellos precintados en-
tai forma, que no es possible Ia falsi :
fcaci6n usando otra vez el enVase
con la misma etiqueta. .
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IngenioSO tiIn0
q un alenldn.

Mr. Carlos Alberto Ldeblich re.
cibio hace POGO tempo una carta de
p Antonio de. Perez, contandole sus
desvent
FingIa haIIRrse cd ia prisidl CO.
lular de Madrid, de Ia que no podfa
salir sin la entrega de veinte mil
frances, importe de las costas del
Eel srNde Perez adkdfa gu. era
poseedor de una letra sobre ell Ban
CO de Francia.por valor de <isetenta
y dos mil libras esterlinas!, que Co
mo es natural, no podia cobrar has
ia que no saliese de la carcel
El aleman, deslumbrado por es'
to negocio, vino 8 Madrid en- busca
de la innopinada fcrtuua y entreg6
a un amigo del Sr. Perez los veinte
mil frances, recibiendo a cambio la
susodicha letra
(AVolvi6se su pats ell negociante
y a los pocos dias, cuando Sc prepa
raba q ir q Paris para cohrar ell d.
nero, tuvo carta de Perez aconse-
jandole que no hiciese tai cosa por.
que la letra era fa]sa.
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j; A. La Brqja. =

En- ell ndmero de este amable
colega, correspondents al % del
actual, hemos leido que Sc trata de
editar en- Mayagtiez un fo1leto que
contenga 81 retrato, Ia biografia Y
los versos del inolvidable autor de
eLa Borinque f1a. Sr. .Astol, para
con el prcdhcL0 de ExssA eIiisiF
un monumento Asu nemoria.
<LA COREsPONnENCIA., que
iuicl6 una suscripci6n popular con
el mismo objeto. y que9ha merecido
Ia aceptaci6n e1todas .clases So.
ciales de este pals, aplaude los pro
p6sitos del colega mayaguezano, de
Don Rodulfo Gauthier = de los de
mas Sef1ores que han de realizar eli
proyecto. /
Undo el producto de Ia venta
del folleto q 10 que podamos reunir
nc csotros, puede asegurarse mejor
exito.
va hemos escrito al Lcdo Riera
Palmer de Mayagtiez, lque fu6 quien
nos envi6 una larga lista de donan.
tes y ell importe recandado,) indi'
candole nnestro deseo de que Sc
1eunan las personas de buena vo'
luntad de aquella ciudad, para nom
brar r1una comisi6n que Sc coupe de
resolver que el monumento Sc debe
ra levantar q la memoria de Astol,
con arreglo a los fondos que Sc Gu.
nan.
Los fondos, reeaudados por
Lao A0CORRESPONDENCLA, ser&n en-
viados q Ia comision que SO nombre
6 depositados en- la Gaia de Aho'
rros, a disposition de ella.
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duas que el aims del
pd lica enssproyectoes e
81 pre9bso legado que en- nombre DC
[su Sr padre -el ilustre puertorriuue
no don Jos4 Marciai Quinones -hace
gu hijo don Juan Biblioteca Ia dc
Pepo Marclal--como carinosamente
le 1lamabamos sus amigos, que AGA.
SO nj tenga rival en- Ia isla. Bien
merece que al secibirla SD pueblo,
homie Ia memoria del donante, bau
tizando Ia Biblioteca pdblica con 81
nombre de sBiblioteca de Jose Mar
cial Quifones.
Aquel hombre erudito, como pc
COS, al contribuir de manera esplen.
dida q Ia instruction de Ia iuventud,
y al estudio y al delete de las per
sonas que q ese centric de ensefanza
acudan, ganado Sc tiene ese galar-
don, que, 4 anuestro humilde juicio,
por otros m6ritos, que no le negara
Ia historic, tlene va conquistado.
Nosotros que devoramos mas de
una vez las paginas de aquellos in.
teresantes sextos, que aprendimos
en ellos & conocer q los griegos y 4
los romanOs, los b&rbaros del Nor
tie, & los soldados eurooeosy al siglo
de Luis XIV, q los heroes de Ia revo
luci6n fraIcesa y & los del primer
Tmperio, 4 los <chouaness de Ia Ven
sd6a;E& los franco tiradores de 1890,
que tuvimos en- nuestras manos, So
berbios libros de geograffa y viajes,
de religion, ciencias, literature y ar.
te, obras antiguas y modernas, escri
tas por maestros, en- espaf1ol, ingl6s,
frances 6 italiano, no titubeamos en-
declarar que tan hermosa collection
era impossible que pudiera San Ger
man adquirirla en- muchos amos.
Y el <tesoro, foese complete 81
Ia succession Qu:fones accediese & q.
dornar las paredes del local que Sc
dedique <Biblioteca, !. con aquellos
lienzos, pinturas antiguas de indis
'cutible merito, y que representa- Ia
<Vfrgen Madre,, la <Sagrada Fami
lias, y otras copias de Murillo, y fa.
mosos artistas de Italia, que pos6e
Y cuantos no sean refractarios
al sentimiento del arte, gozaran.de
la vida espiritual, ent g esos frescos
notables, y en- medic. de Esquilo cris
tiano, de Melton cat6lico, de Calde.
ron, de Dante y Shakspere, de Schie
ler y Goette, de Victor Hugo y Cha.
teaubriand, de Lamartiae y Nine.
Stael, Theirs y Virgilio, Ovidio, Ho
racio, etc, ETC., pues go harfa inter
minable la relaci6n de los nombres
que ostenta aquel catalogo.
Y lanzamos Ia idea, con la pre-
tension de que sera aplaudida y SO
cundada, porque la bueua semilla
ge1mina y forece = do fruto, cuando
no cae en- TERRA est4ril.
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ARZ0BISP0 LOCO.
CONFLICTO ECLESIAsTICO.


Los peri6dicos recibidos Ultima.
mente de Venezuela, confirman, Ia
noticia de la demencia de Monsef1or
Crfspulo Uzc&tegui, Arzobispo de
aquella Diocesis.
Ell cabiIdo ha nombrado Coadju.
tor del arzobispado al Doctor Ricar.
do Arteaga, cesando, por tanto, ell
Vicario, Doctor Juan Bta Castro.
Con tal motive, SO han origina.
do acaloradas discusiones pdblicas
entire ell elemento eclesi6stico de We
nezuela, gran parte del eual, con el
DR. Castro & Ia cabeza, desconoce Ia
autoridad del Coadjutor nombrado
por ell cabildo.
Semeiante conficto ha ori9ina
do ell cierre de algunas iglesias.
Son muchos los vecinos de
pueb)os de Ia Isla que SO proponen
venir esta semana q u Capital, con
objeto de asistir q Ia Asamblea que
Sc celebrar4 en- el ,Teatro.
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S. ra;liz,n q cualquler precio
las exis s,'':niAs del Siglo XIX; hay
grapdes ,al,lidaaes de alpargatas
encajes. ra'za 20, puntillas, trenci
Has, milla' " camisetas, calcetjnes,
medias, tohallas, cinturones infini
dad de articulos mas
Sc venden muy baratos sillerfa,
roperos, camas, lamparss, intini-
dad dc muebles mas.
Hay de venta un buen piano q
oosto 1910 orc. Sc da en- $3.50 ell
en- buen usO.
Altos de la casa no 80, San Fran
cisco
Aprovechad la ganga que Sc a.
caba.
Sc vende MI solar con 5, $40 me-
tros cuadrados muy bueno y en- el
mejOr sitio de la carretera en- San.
turce ademas una casa grande y
de s6lida construction, nueva con
un solar de 1000 metros cuadrados
en- el mismo barrio.
ANTONIO MARTINEZ
A 500
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Colegio
de Ia Purisima Conception.
CALLE del CRISTO No 3.

CALLE del CRISTO No 3.
instruction primarfa elemental
y superior, incluyendo la Doctrina
cristiana.
Clase de ingl6s a cargo del
Professor de ingles Sr. don Juan
81 Iva ,urvrr>
Latin q cargo del que 9be
Dibujo natural y lineal ponpn
Alfredo Magenat.
Gimnasia y esgrima por D. Fer.
nando Cortes.
Glasses de parvulos de ambos SO.
Kos 8 cargo de la Professors dof1a
Obdulia G. de Cortes.
NOTA: Sc admiten pupilcs y
& media pension precios m6dicos.
San Juan P. Il. Octubre 10 de 1900
FRANCISCO CORTEs.
p. A.
. A precios m6dicos Sc venden
dos magnfficos coches con arneses
caballos del pats.
Informaran Cristo 16 altos.
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BibliOteCa pdblica
CirCQlante.

Las profesoras0de la escuela de
Santurce Sra Arenas de Guasp' y
se11oritas Ramona Palma y Nicolasa
Romero han regalado las siguientes
obras:
La herencia de una buena edu-
cacion-De Glasgow q Charleston y
el Chancellor por Julio Verne Geo
metrfa elemental pQr Sonnet-La
Gorriona y Pilatillo, por Ell p. Colo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ffsicos, mate
maticos y qufmicos por Estevanez-
Libro 30 de lectura por Montilla-
Juan Miseria por ell P. Coloma.
Ell enthusiastic DR.. Berkeley, uno
de los mas activos cooperadores ha
regalado la obra <Nosotros y el nun
dos libro para nifios por Eurfn.
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Rosa Martinez y Rafaela Ro.
driguez, nif1os ambos, tuvie o n
antier una rif1a, resultando heridos
uno en- 81 parietal izquierdo y otro
en- la frente.