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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-25
NASH MUNICIPAL CODE.
Its Confederation Completed by the
Ohio Senate-Few Radical Changes.

Ohio Senate-Few Radical Changes.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. Reconsideration
of the Nash municipal code was completed
this afternoon by the Senate sitting as
committee of the whole The bill was re-
ported to the Senate with the recommended
ton that IL be passed and a vote will be
taken on the measure next Monday at
noon But few radical changes have been
made in the Nash code by the Senate The
board plan of government for cities has
been preserved. The Senate this afternoon
struck out OF the code the clause relating
to franchises and adopted a resolution
providing for the appointment of COM
mission of three members by the Governor
to investigate the subject and report at
the next session of the General Assembly.
An amendment was adopted providing that
councimen shall be allowed a salary OF
500 per amman with s. additional for each
1000 inhabitants over 5000. The House
code committee spent the entire afternoon
considering the question OF franchises
There was some ceremonous discussion
and IL was limited by the minority that
an EFFORT was being made by the State
administration TO rush the code through
without giving an opportunity for full dis
cussion. "A vote on the franchise question
was not reached.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. A.-Notwith-
standing that one thousand small houses,
such as used by factory employees, have
been built within a year, there is a short
age which Secretary Duncan, of the Com
mercial Club puts at six hundred. The re-
sumption of work in the glass factories in
the past ten days has brought many more
glass workers TO the city than were here
last season, because all the factories have
largely increased their capacities. Many
of the new wage earners have been COM
lived before employment was obtained in
Terre Haute.
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BIG SALE OF GLASS.
Federation Sells 100000 Boxes to the
American Company.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind. Sept 24.-word was re-
ceived this morning by Leopold Mambourg,
secretary of the Federation Window Glass
Company, that a deal had been made
whereby the Federation has sold to the
American Window Glass Jobbers' Associa-
ton 10000 boxes of window glass, to be
shipped to order. This is the largest sale
that has been made for some time and
the consideration will be about 81. 400, o0c
Secretary Mambourg left tonight for
Pittsburg TO attend a joint meeting of
the Federation and Independent Window
Glass Companies tomorrow. He says the
Federation Company desires the reorgani-
zation OF the Independent Company. but
thinks IL hardly probable. He says the
Federation officials expect at least 500 or
900 pots from the defunct Independent Com
pany 10 join the Federation. At present the
Federation Company has control of 7gS
pots. With the addition of 800 more the
Federation would have a larger production
than the American Company, which can
muster no more than $50 blowers
The general Offices or the Federation
will be moved from Muncie TO Columbus,
o.. In about two weeks.
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Deadlock on the Tariff Bill.

BERLIN, Sept. 24.-The government and
the Reichstag majority have reached a
deadlock on the tariff. The imperial sec
rotary of state for the interior, Count Won
Posadowsky-W ehner, enunciated to the
Reichstag tariff committee to-day more
sharply than ever before the governments
determination not to accept the bill as
animal duties to the same rates at the
first reading. TO which Coun Won Posa-
dowsky-Wehner had particularly objected.
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VIII of the Belgian Queen.

BRUSSELS, Sept. A.-The will of Marie
Henriette. Queen of the Belgiars, was
opened to-day. 1t directs that she be
buried beside her son, and that there shall
be no public lying in state. The Queen
King Leopold to-day conferred a COM
membership in the Order of Leopold, in
recognition Of the baron's devotion TO the
late Queen. The other requests made by
her Majesty were of private character.
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Charges Against Croker.

NEW YORK, Sept. A.-Charges against
the chief of the New York fire department,
Edward F. Croker, were served upon that
official to-day. They allege among other
to private use and conduct unbecoming an
officer and prejudicial to discipline. He il
directed to appear for trial next Monday.
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Protection Against strikers.
al to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind. Sept 24.-Man-
ager W. j. Johnson. of the Diamond Flint
Glass Company, to-day appealed to Mayor
Lucas for protection against the boy strik-
ers who congregated near the factory and
Threatened TO attack the youngsters who
filed their places. The boys who filled their
places are from Dunkirk and the striking
boys contend that they are receiving more
wages than for which they went on strike.
Affidavits will be filed against the strikers
by the manager.
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Earthquake I'm Mexico.

MEXICO CITY, Sept 2-An earthquake
shock which was felt here yesterday after
noon cracked a large number of buildings.
and to-day the police reports show that the
water pipes burst in several streets. The
earthquake quite sharp at Puebla.
causing some alarm, and reports coming in
show that the seismic disturbances were
felt eastward to Vera Cruz and other cities
and towns on the Gulf of Mexico.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART, Ind, Sept. A.-Elkhart citi-
zens have subscribed for $4,000 of the COM
mon stock of the Winona, Warsaw. Elk
hart g. South Bend Traction Company.
which was necessary to secure the con-
struction of the line from Nappanee to
Elkhart. The line seems assured. The
subscribers are to pay the first half of the
purchase price when the line is built and
the second half on July 4. 1904, IL the road
is completed and in operation. The line is
to be one of a chain connecting Chicago,
Dayton and Cincinnati
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Immense New Bottle Tank.

Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. A.-On Friday
morning an immense new bottle tank will
be started in Ball Brothers factory No. /.
II will greatly increase the output of the
plant and will require 80 more employees.
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Woman Killed, Husband wounded.

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. 24-Mrs. Charles
Heffner. OF No. 134 Franklin hill, was shot
to death late to-day and her husband was
probably fatally wounded. both crimes being
committed. II Is alleged, by Ludwig Sed-
lazyk. frequent visitor at the HefYner
house. The motive for the crimes is be-
lieyed TO be quarrel over a money trans
action between Heffner and Sedlazyk. But
two shots were fired, the first piercing Mrs
Heffners heart. the second entering Heff-
ners right lung
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Strike of 400 COOpers.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept 4.-Four hundred
coopers employed in the shops OF Peoria in
the manufacture of whisky barrels went
on a strike to-day. They demand an in
crease in wages of 10 per cent. Their
demands were made some three months ago
and the strike to-day was called without
giving the employers any notice.
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Mortsaxe Propagation Accented.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY. Ind. Sept. A-The
Eureka cooperative window glass works,
at Upland. which made a proposition to l..
A. 900 that I'm consideration of IL assuming
a $500 mortgage on the concern IL would
close us plant. has had its proposition ac-
cepted by President Simon Burns Ralph
Potts. of this city, acting I'm behalf OF
Burns. went 10 Upland to-day 20 close the
deal. but the company failed TO keep it's
agreement IL Is not known now what ac-
ton Will be taken by l. A 600. The plant
Is still operating.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 24.-John
Hayes, of Washington. Ind. had a narrow
escape from death in a combat with a deer
yesterday afternoon. He went into the pas
ture where the animal was kept and it ran
at him full speed. Had he not had great
NAL by the antlers, he would have been
killed. He held on to the antlers for a
long time, shouting for help, which finally
came and rescued him. He was badly in
not recover.
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concerns until Oct. Is, proved a complete
failure The Denny men had been notified
to come TO Turner Hall during the after
noon. but none appeared. The Denny men
declared that they were satisfied with their
wages and agreement with the independ-
ents and would not break their contracts
with the manufacturers. The action Of
the Denny men will compel the Burns or
ganization 10 make a new scale.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-25
Chinese Boxers Defeated.

PEKING. China, Sept. 24-Viceroy Tseng.
with two battalions of the Shan-Si prov
ince guard, has defeated the Boxers out
side of Cheng-Tu-Fu.
The Chinese Foreign Office says the mill
tary operations in Shan-Si are not meeting
with serious opposition and asserts that
the reports of the activity of the rebels are
exaggerated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-25
Suicide of Dependent Woman.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind, Sept. A.-Despondent be-
cause of the probable fatal illness of her
husband, and temporarily insane from a
spinal disease of long standing Mrs. Fanny
Rentfrow, wife of Perry Rentfrow a local
barbar, shot herself through the heart at
10 o'clock this morning and died instantly
The deed was committed while alone in a
room at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Randall, on East North street
Coroner Poland returned verdict of sui
eide.
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EPPERsON STILL AT LARGE.
Spaniard Who Shot a Mishawaka OH
Ger Has Not Been Found.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept. 24-Laurin
Epperson, the Spaniard who shot and Sc
riously wounded Constable Arthur House
holder, of Mishawaka, at Twin Branches,
yesterday afternoon, and Mrs. Evans, his
companion, are still fugitives from justice.
They have eluded Sheriff c. z. McCarty,
Deputy Sheriffs Harley McCarty and w. T.
Lott, Detectives Alexander Bodkin and
James Cutting, of this city. and Marshal
j. III. DoOlittle and Patrolman Fred Cor
coran, OF Mishawaka.
The posse continued the chase through
out the night and to-day learned that Ep-
person and Mrs. Evans had passed Osceoa
about o'clock. Sheriff McCarty's posse,
armed with shotguns, is now being aided
by Elkhart police and thorough search Is
being made along the river bank.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-25
Shot and Killed His Friend.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
OSGOOD, Ind, Sept. 24.-Earl Ferather
was accidentally shot to-day by John Rad
lean. They were out hunting. Returning
home Radican accidentally discharged his
gun, the load striking Ferather in the left
breast, killing him Instantly.
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Assault Charge Not Proved.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. Sept. 24.-Charles jenkins
was this morning acquitted Of the charge
of having attempted to murder Edward
Clarke. The two men had fight on Aug
. in which Jenkins stabbed Clarke three
times the wounds almost proving fatal.
The court decided that Clarke had been
the aggressor.
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Doctor Asphyxiates Himself.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. 24-Dr George
S. Seymour, one of the oldest and most
prominent dentists in Louisville was found
dead from asphyxiation i'm the bathroom OF
his home on West Chestnut street this
morning. The gas I'm the apartment had
been turned on, and the coroner, after re-
viewing the body, rendered a verdict OF
c,,ioida
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part of the county. She left her husband
and four daughters.
KOKOMO. Ind, Sept. 24-John T. Cobb.
well-known resident of Oakford, this
county. died to-day, aged sixty-two years.
He came here in 1852 from Jennings county.
MARION, Ind, Sept 24.-Mrs. Esther
Hester, aged seventy-two, Is dead Of heart
disease at the home of her nephew, Fran
els Wimpy. who lives south OF Marion.
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Sues to Recover Gambling Losses.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

SpeCidi 10 the lnlidndpolls JOufndi
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 24-Mrs. Anna L.
Hassler, wife of John G. Hassler, general
passenger agent OF the Fort Wayne
division of the Lake Erie & West
ern Railroad, this afternoon filed
suit against Charles G.. Guinnip, in
which she demands s1,210 alleged to have
been lost by her husband while gambling in
Guinnip's place on South Walnut street
In her complaint Mrs. Hassler charges that
her husband lost the money by playing
poker, faro, roulette and other gambling
games"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-25
DENTISTS AT SOUTH BEND.
Northern Indiana Society Meets i'm Its
Annual Convention.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept A.-The an
nual meeting of the Northern Indiana Dem
tai Society was held in South Bend to-day.
The address of welcome was delivered by
William A. McInerny. president of the
Board of Public Works, who represented
Mayor Fogarty. the latter being out of the
city. The response was by DR.. W. o. VAL
lette. of Goshen The presidents address
was delivered by DIR. +. G.. Conklin, of this
city.
dentists OF South Bend and Mishawaka
complimentary TO the visitors. DR.. +. G..
Conklin was POSTMASTER. and toasts were
responded to by w. A. McInerny and Will
v. Fink. OF South Bend; NJ. A. Mason, Fort
Wayne; George r. Hunt. Indianapolis, and
George w. Cook, Chicago. During the
evening DIR. j. ~. Mcdowell, of the UNI
versity of Illinois, delivered an illustrated
lecture.
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New Oil Company i'm Business.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BLUFFTON, Ind, Sept. 24.-The Donald
Oil Company was organized here to-day,
capitalized at $4,000. 1t is composed Of La
fayette Williams and his three sons, of
Chicago, w. A. Kunkle. Bluffton, and S.
w. Tate. Montpelier. Mr.. Tate sold to the
company for $4,000 900 acres of leases in
Blackford county. with twenty-five wells
and a daily production of y barrels.
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Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
PERU. Ind, Sept. 2I-The case against
John Hayes. the negro. formerly of Madi-
son. Ind, for killing Clarence Gillespie in
June. at Steel Mill saloon. is ready for
the jury. Hayes testified I'm his own be-
half to-day and showed that he had no in
tention Of shooting Gillespie. but his weap-
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swine Plague in Randolph.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Sept. 4.-"Swine
plague, as it is pronounced by local vet
erinarians, has been and still is devastat-
ing the swine herds in the south central
part of this county until the loss, il is de-
clared, will aggregate many thousands of
dollars
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NEW YORK, Sept pa peculiar damage
suit has been brought against a street-rail-
way company of this city by Simon Kurtz,
cause of a fall which compelled him TO
shave off his beard. Kurtz is a cantor, or
singer in a synagogue. Since losing his
beard, he declares, he can no longer follow
his profession under the rules Of the
church
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Killed by a Passenger Train.

LAwRENCEBURG. Ind. Sept. A-Jos-
eph Shears, of this city. was run over and
instantly killed late last night by a Big
Four passenger train in Central Union
Station, Cincinnati. He left widow and
three small children.
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Retail DruRgisfs.

CLEVELAND o. Sept. 24-The fourth
annual convention of the National Associa-
ton of Retail Druggists is in session here
with 800 delegates in attendance. Cut-rate
drug stores, IL is stated, will be the most
important matter discussed at the conven-
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Fighting n Prairie Fire.

BELLE FOURCHE. s. d.. Sept. 24-It is
learned by telephone from Aladdin. twenty
miles west OF Belle Fourche I'm Wyoming,
that a destructive prairie fire is raging and
the town itself Is threatened seriously. The
entire population Is out fighting the IRE.
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worlds Fair Chief of Sculpture.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. A.-Frederick yelling
ton Ruckstuhl has been appointed chief of
sculpture OF the woriu iair. ne VIII nave
sculptural effects at the exposition. Mr.
Ruckstuhl is sculptor of distinction. and
is descended from French Huguenot fam
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PITTSBURG. Sept. 24-The meeting OF
the Denny Glass Workers. called by Simon
Burns to allow him 10 urge them TO remain
away from the factories OF independent
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on was discharged while getting It out of
his pocket. He intended to use IT to pro-
tect himself against a crowd OF drinking
molders The State made no positive case
against him.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05

GOuAndo lego mi eonocimiSnto I& notieia
do lR fugR Asl Administrator del acusduct0 de
San Juan, Embellishments me puss Q indRg1r
su paradsro para Gogsrlo. Be nos proporeio-
nAPon varios HREtros que fusron Immediate
menGa aRguidos poR los @gsntas do Rsntas n
tsrnAs, psPo niDguno de sllos di6 rssultado.
Al dia siguisnts de hAbsrGe fugRdo, de II de
Oetnbrs, se me prsHsnt&ron cu&tro deelarRsiO-
R9s 1uEadAR de que ne ls hsbfa viSto psGAr por
Carolina, y siguisndo diehAs IndieActoneH, no
pudimos dSr con al hombre.
GCAbo Roio-eontinu6 oil senior Hord-ss un
punbc por donde Suslan fugArsa todos los cri
minAlas, en- este lugar ordsn6 una Ylgilancia
muy AetivA, con mayor rAson euAndo tsniAmos
indieAsiones de qua Rivera tr&tAbA do sAlir de
In isla por Aqusl pueblo. EstR piHta In aegui-
mos diligsntsmsnte hGstA las Islas TuFeas,
rssultAndo ser nnestro Gupueato faglIIvo IN
dominieAno que psnsab& iniciAr I'M movImisn-
10 Eevolucionario On S&nto Domingo.
GEl II de NoVismbre fue sI dia que los
Agsntss, por IN, consiguiaron iuformss Verdi
cos. Be assRur&bR qna Rivera, hRbfa estado
ssGondido esrca ,da Rio Piedras, dssde ell 16
II 90 Ostubre. regrss6 q sSta ciudRd el de
GonatRuir I'M sseondts que eonsistfA en- I'M 30.
eh0 sinulAdo que conducts nm eorrsdor; pc
70 eEey0 nOessario llsmar otrs persona que
lo AyudaTA . tsrmin&r 10 obra Ds una cos&
en- una dc egtRS cuRtro eRgRs: una en- Bio Pie
dRas, ,otrA sn PueEt& de TlarrA dos en- sstA ciu.
dad, ineluysndo In GuyA propia.
GEstRs cuatRo e&sAH fueron euidadoR&men.
30, de L. salle de San Justo. ri lugar era sa.
piadO poH tres al0ma antoB distintos; sus anemi'
gos, aus amigos v los Rgsntss do RsntAs Intsr'
mas, Sisndo IN cRBo de sRpiArss uno 81 otro.
Un muehAeho del pals que fu6 su casa D
ysndsF jab6n y otrAs tontarias, dsAeubri6, por
dltimo, que so hAlI&ba sHeondido an Ia cRlle de
San Justo.
EIto osurri6 prInslpIo de Ia ssmanA pa.
BAda.
aMlsntr&s los &gsntSS vigilAban 10 casa, 20
inieie nagoeiaeiones para su presentation, p0r
condusto del hermRno polftico de Rivera.
TeAncurTiaron vErios diAs, anteE do que 70
pudlarA eonSeguir una entrsvist& personal con
ssta parents suyO. DuHants 10 semana en- oua
fne dstsnidoi eslsbF6 cineo eonfsrsneias con
oil hsFmano Y cunAdo dc Rivera. TeAte dc
C0nVsnesrlas de In e0nvanlsncl& do sntTsgarss
. las RutoEIdRdss.
OonvlnisEon slIos On qus SO dsiaKf& cap
tnRAR, dkndola imporsanciR especial q 10 cuss-
zion de In AAnSR para obtsneT 10 libsrtRd des.
pues de sar dstenido.
aLs fsmiiA de Rivera se hallaba en- NAL
Rsbado, poF NO b0ner dinaEo dabfAn dos mesas
do casa, su ssposa 90 eneontFaba en- sstsdo
InteFssRnts y la linsa alternative que tsniR ara
10 dc entregGrss. cuyo paso erefs Rivera que
Ie fAvoHsciR M eauH&.
ha Ultima sntEsviste que 20 csIsbre con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-05
Pdanse CataIOgOs dc maquInas, caI1las COICnOn9s.
Pesquisas para Capturar
a Rosendo Rivera Garcia

ellos, + as ell vlsrnes 1ltimo, 81 msdio dia, RcoE
dGndose In forma en- que d6bfA de prassntAFss
TsnfA 81 que salir disfFGsRdo de la casa, La
80 de Ia tAFds y trasladarss 81 Hospital Mill
Iitar, donds psrmansceYfa hasta que Sc le 30
mara declaration, para dsspdes ser entregado
n las &utoFidadeG iudicfAlss.
A todo ssto Accsdi6 Rivera, snvi6ndossIe
nm uniforme de Kha X ,un gombreHo de campa-
fiA IN bigots poHtiGo.
Sa acord6 que Rivera su hsrmAno polf-
tico astarfsn en- la casa hRsta que llsgara Ia
horA de salir. El senior Hord SO pararfA en- 10
asuuina de San Justo y calle del Sol, euRndo
10 calls Es sucontr&ra dsspsiAda darfA 10 ss1al
sncendisndo tres foIforos, 10 cual indcsri& .
RivsrA que sAIisra siguisra al Jsfs dc Rsn.
Los agentss Gibbs, Waters, Bunksry Sad
don vfgilAron las distlntas sAlidas de ID casa,
para en- sl case de que Rivera Sc tratara de
fug&r con Ell mismo disfrRs; psro Rivera Gum
pli6.
A las 6 80 de Ia tards aI iefs Hord sl
agsnts Haus&rd llsgaron oil sitlo inmsdiata-
msnts disIon la sshAI, por encontrarss Ia Gale
dsspai&da. Rivera a&li0 vsstido an su untforms
y aigui6 una eortR distanciA al se1or Hord.
1omRndo 10 c&Ile ds San ssbastikn Y eaminAn-
do en- direeci6n al Hospital.
SCuando nosotrOs llegAmOs . ssta esq uinAs
a1Adi6 ell ssfi0r Hord Gyo vi un policfa an sl 10
nosotros, pRB6 poY nusstro lRdo, psro no bisn
sc h&bia adslantado algunos pkaos, cuando ss
volVl6 salud&ndonos.
El % d1rigi6 Rvara, 10 miro deapu6s
alg6n nombrs pArscido, pusds que ss hsya
ref fsrtdo III tanlente Osrb6
NoaotroS cOntinuamos nUeBfro eamino Ia.
eia al hospital miIitEF donds parmaneei6 Riva-
70 hAstA aver por Ia mRhanA. 81 ssfog Gibbs
sc uni6 o mi dsspu6s ragFassmos IL casa de
la calIa de San Jnsto, donda habiAmos conve'
nido hAcer nm rsgistro dar una farsa RlarmR
de fugk. Esto 30 hizo con objsto de exAminar
q nueRtro hombEa sin aaE molsstado y tambi6n
para svltar cuAIquier confcto, pues SO tsmls
que Of RivsrA ara dstsnido .p6blicAmsntss ocu-
FrtEia AIghn disturbio motfn.
Con asto ne hacf& Greer que 81 80 habfA fQ.
Rado y qua SO sataba psrsiguiando IN fugisi.
Vo imRgtnAEfo.
VAEioa cAbalIos fusron Rmarrsdos I'M POGO
mAa abajo de San CristobAl, carca do II Plaza
de OoI6n, hRbi6ngosa snviAdo IN eRbRllo Rde.
lante CON IN muehaeho para que 10 soltAra an
Ia earrstsTA dc Pusrtk de TERRA.
Dsspues de hehaEse haeho oil registro y
produeiR la alArma, los agsntsa pernigulsron
Rl snpussto fugitive por ID eAlla dc San sebas'
si&n y Ia Gale del Sol hasta llegar a. pAraje
donde go eneontEahAn AmRrFados las caballs'
Pias y Alll Sc montaron tomsndo In earFstsPa
de SAntuFes, en- la euRl 80 sneontr6 Ell caballo
que se hRbfA soltadO.
EEto di6 IugAr gran exis&ci6n. Lus9o los
agsntes rsgrsBaron pAcl1eamsnts sus easas.s