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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14
Another New Case

DR.. j. K Martin yesterday; noticed
that Mrs. Martin had peculiar erup-
ton on the forehead and after con.
sulting with DR.. Hare; they decided
that it was mild case of smallpox
DR.. Martin will remain at his home
until all danger of carrying the dis
ease is past. Mrs. Martin; it is sup-
posed caught the disease from a SER
want; who roomed in the house in
which there we're several cases of
smallpox unknown to the authori
ties. Mrs. Miller; it will be rememb-,-
ed, contracted the disease In the
the same manDer. Our citizens
should be very careful about allowing
their servants to leave tseir house.
-Bluefeld Telegraph.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14

santifioatron Mreting- Marriage
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Santificatron Mrenng- Marriage
- ii-i-iSt55Irrc..s--
The Word is bang preached here h
the Spirits power-A numbe have
be'ii snnctin-d. others are seeking the
Light Tie preaching ia being done by
Rev, Mr.. Doyle. frou Princeton. Crowds
arc locknE rom all direction tn hear
him. while macy are not permitted TO
'ome out iu day time-Old hnrdrnei
sinners are at the altar, prnymg for
mercy Nho were nove, known TO mako
the start before. The meeting began on
'he nigit OF the 2nd and may continue
ue all week TIA" singing ir spin tedand
good. Mis- Rosa Thompson is iLe organ
st-may the meeting continue, until
'ot a soul L. le,t 20 pron)te the cau,c
o h. wicked 'n
number OF peopl,. from Cedar Bl un
have been attending the meeting
NJ ny ei u were surorsed on last
Wednesday niternoon when we heard
'hnI Mr.. Joe Smith sou ol Frank Smith
near Richlnnd would be married that
evening just after preaching 20 one of
our best girls, Miss I.ySe rhomas. In
a short tim" tne altar was decorated
with hot house plants and every thing
nude ready, while Mrs. w. B. Steele
plnyed the wedding march Rev. ]. Il.
Sparks onouncsd the words which
made hem one. The bride wore "A veil,
wns dressed in grew with blue silk and
ace trimmings; aud pearls and looked
beautiful.
The bride is one Of Tazewells best
school teachers, while the G. DOM is a
Young man OF fine Christian character
They went to his hom next day ac-
compainej by her mother only.
p. NJ Alder visited MS mother Mrs. J.
Marion McGuire a. Cedar Buff and his
-isier Mrs. w. b steele at this place on
Friday aud Saturday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14
Is 1t The same Man.


Mr.. II. \ George AN his son Will O.
the Cove have had al experience. lait.l,
which is ANYTHING bnt enviable. AS l,-
ported ia our last paper, chicken the
has BEEN dep,edaiing upon the nre,nis, Z
forsome time with a boidnsss md darir..
that car scarcely be explaip,d d excep.
upou the hypotpe-is that the fellow i.
craz' At the same time it seems strange
that h has not been captured.
On last Tuesday night, Will the son
of Mr.. George, who has come III direc,
contact with the mysterious visitors
which came near resulting seriously
Will had OCCASION TO walk out near the
pig-pel early in the night, when he was
attacked from behind by some one. aud
slashrd savageiy with "A kmie several
times across the breast and other p ices
o hisbody. But for book in his brea st
pocket he would have been, in all prob
ability. killed, "a the hook was ont
nearly in two by the assassins knife.
The reasonable supposition is. that thi
is the same man who has been Try ing to
get the chickens Will George has had
several shots at him. 1t seems that il
has been Impossible TO determine wheth-
er the man is white or black. Strenuous
efforts are being made to capture him,
which it is hopel viii be done at once.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14
Bonbow.

Our case Of smaIllpox,ove which
there has been so much excitement
and exageeration, is we'll, aud the
patient is waiting very inpatient
y to be released.
Me+srs Erastus Thompson, j o.
and W. j. Correll. all of VIII. m
have been on the sick list for
several days, are all very much Inn
proved at TINS waiting.
Prof. McBryd says h. heartlI
believes most every body will se
cover from the smallpox scare. en-
ough at lest to start their child
rem TO school again in thu earl,
fall.
Miss Mabel and Notify Crabtre.
no have been away teacIl -
school for the past five moo l..
have returned home to th+ piea,n,,
OF tbeil many friends.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14
Lutheran Service.

The pastor oi tie Lutheran church
will preach IA Lenten sermon at the Epis-
copal church of this city on sunday, the
10th inst In thu evening his subject
will be The Consummation of tie
Atcnenent by Blood" The pnbic are
cordially welcome at all these servic, s.
The pastor will give Instruction in
eatechism on Saturday at 1880 p. m
also Sunday at 1:3O p. IN. at the resi-
deuce OF Doctor Crockett.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14
Another Suffrage

Plan Of,red = Messrs. Waddiil'
DunawSy and wysor Submit
New one.
Still another suffrage plan was pre-
scnted in tho convention the plan beiug
the work of Messls. WaddiIi Dunaw"y
and Wysor. The features oi the plan
are:
!. Against an undersla ding clause
, Exemption of veterans of the war
from the payment of the captation tax
3. \ property qualification of on
hundreddollars.
T. Requiring parties who do not own
property 10 the amount of SlOo to
make out in their own handwriting an
apo poIication for registration.
5. Provides that the capitation tax
shall not be collectable until the year
1908, and shall not require the pay.
ment uf said tax for years prior to thar
time.
The pan was laid on the table ard
ordered To he printed for the use of the
members and will be taken up in The
coni renee aud considered with the
others which are now being voted on.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14
County Officials.

n rfolk Va. Feb. S-A tremen-
dous sensation was sprung here TO
day when notice were placed in tie
hands IT the sheriff city the memb =
of the board supervisor Norfolk co
nty to appear in the county court a.
p rtsnouth Feb. 20. to sho0 caust
why the, should not be removed
from Office
The paper was drawn by John
b. Jeuklts \ I. Green counsel for
many Norfolk couaty taxpayer,
who declare that ,nc supe VISOR have
drawn an excessive amonas of com
p'nSatlon and have failed to make
public statement OF the expend .
ures of ;hv county as prescribed by
80
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14
DEATH OF X. j. DYoHE,
One Of Beiley's Prominent Citi
zens-Apron HemminG Party.


Bailey, Feb, 10 Died OF eonges.
tion OF tn lungs. at the home OF j.
e Wagner. GU Saturday tue Sth,
r. j. Dsohe aged about 80 years.
Nh Dyche WAS said 10 be Cana
dian D, birth, bat had been for a
long timo resident of Staunton,
w.. where he had raised family
He was here as foreman and book
k'ep"r for a. Altertoli. "A contractor
{ stone work. calvert aud arch
building ON the railroad. He was a
man that had been well-reared. was a
gord scholar aud was possessed Of
may cainm q .b.o traits Of charac-
.t'I He did about 10 a. m. and the
esmains started for Staunton the
samo evening accompanied by his
Ch rlie. The bereased family have
III sympathy of this community.
MH,te' r a. Hoon@hell visited
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. aud Mrs
G. $. karr, OF Pocahonlas, Saturday
and Sunday
Mrs, G l.. Boon, gave an apron
hemmiug party one night last week
IN honor OF her sister. Alis- Marcella
Swopc, OF Co ldale, Qaite mum
oer of our young people were pres.
eui aud report a very enjoyable time.
Nr James Douon. OF Poca onlas,
vlslte his brother aud attended
ch"'ch here sunday.
Mr.. Belle French, who vas pen.
toned in tue NrNs Of lass week as
having severe attack Of grippe. is
onl little better.
Little Sammy uolhrook is but lit
he'or inr t.- OF Rey. Hol.
bro h c iidter a.c getting wit
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14
Caused BY the Storm in
the South Kentucky
STILL IN ICE KINGS GRASP.
Damage to Little Rrook, Ark.
Alone Amounts to $500. 900.
Streets Blocked by Brolxen
Telegraph and Telephone Poles.

Memphis, Teun., January 8i.-The
weather of the present week has
brought disaster to all the small aud
many arge towns aud villages in the
State Of Tennessee, Arkansas and Miss
issippi Il is difficult TO estimate the
amount of domage. It is known that at
Little Rock, Ark, alone the damage
amounts to S50ooe", and the footinga
altogether, it Is believed, will run up
several millions.
Business has been at staudstill in
many towus In addition to stocks of
goods being ruined che treets and
HIGHWAYS are blocked 10y broken telc-
graph and telephone poles. twisted
wires, The trunks aud limbs OF trees
aud other debris.
The damage 60 stocks OF goods j. due
TO tremevdous weight of accumulated
ice md sleet and 20 the insuniciency OF
roofs TO sustain such loads In the cour
tryf lch'has suffered aa0a u some
~ 'uoi T~rslsat crop is reported 20
be uiur.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14

Washington: feb. 8.-This is the
last day in active service of Rear
Admiral William L. Sampson and
Bartlett Cromwell and tomorrcw the
names of both will be placed on the
retired list on account of their hav-
M reached the age of 62 years. Rear
Admiral Sampson is lying i'll at his
home lu this city. Rear Admiral Co
mweil is In command OF the Europe,
an station and his flag ship, the Chi
cago is now in the Mediterranean
Captain Joseph f. Creig comnand
ing tue Albany the senior Officer on
the ssation will assume temporary
command of the station upon Adm
fal CromweIps retirement and will
| lhoid this command untii the arrive a
on shr scene early in April of nea,
Admiral Crowninshield and his staff
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14

When Prince Henr, rea.-he ;
America he will have. neither upon
his arrival no. du,iug lis stay more
hosp,table OF hearty recvption than a
pary of friends enjoyed at the home
If Rev. and Mrs George Bus,oo, on
Wednesday. As is well known, aud
deeply re retted. Mr. Buston's health
has not ben such, for some time 10
to permit of his ningling with his
friends on the street aud IN their
h mes. as his csstom has been for
ys ars, and. Consequently. as he could
not see his friends he i vited them
to come to see him Accordingly,
on Wednesday, at / p IN the follow
ing citizens If the town called at he
home of Mr.. Buston, viz: Rev L.
Il. Handy; Rev. d. A. Glenn; Rev.
Mr. KeIl.y; Rev. j. A. Taylor: DIR.
Henry Cruck,,t {; DIR G. T. stClair;
d Jis. OK 'cffe; Jna. ID A'exenner
Fl. w. popst. andihe editors of the
twa papers in town.
If this partyi failed to have e
pleasant time, it~as ne. updOaht-
ily. . som inherent defect in IA m
selves. for eertaluly the surround
iugs and environments were all ,hat
,ny sane, normal piece of humanity
cou'd desire.
There a. conversation aud DIS
cusS on along all lines-iheolog ical
~oclo gi,,al. medical. Ctaicsl. CON-
~. r !. h'+rAry &c. al. lfotum,
and If the conv.Isat on threatened
to a. ar become a little heavf
brA her Budy would throw in a
i IS o late an a Slot, as only
a Methodist pr acher can Such q
splendid dinner as we sat down 20 is
ra,e', r,jnN ed Mrs. Bu-ion. the 9. u :
i 4 Hos 80, is not t'only en expert IL
in the art Of fine cooking, but the
heartnes aud kindness wncir--ni,sr {.
vades it's service doubles the enicy.
ment of the guests. This part of the
entertainment was long drawn out.
aud the guests arose from th, les
tive board. each feeling, that after
al life'is really worth living
Friends will be glad to know, that
MIR. Busion'S health il abnut as good
as it has heen for years, except, that
he haS, as he says, become, "hglt-
hpadedn in his old age. A constant
d'2z ness prevents bis waking al d
moving around as much as for.
,u erly. bat This trouble is passir g
AID he hopes, with hosts of iliends,
for ultimate, complete r,covers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14
Short News Letters, But
Lots of Meat in Them.
FOUND FROZEN TO Deaf
Was James Smith. of Cedar Bluf,
Benbow Items-Report of Poca
hontas Y. M O. A.-Marriag, 5.
Personals.

Cedar Bluff, Va, Feb. lO.-The
cold aud stiffened body of James
smith, aged s4 years, more familiar
iy known as "Stone Mason" Smith,
was found cold in death on last Sat-
urday, the Sth, in secluded spot on
+. II. Seott's pasture and within
half mile of our town. Our peo
pie were horrifed at the untimeiy
and sad ending of "Uncle JIM as
he was called. The facts as brought
out AT the inquest were about as
follows: The deceased was return
lug home from VIM. DAVIS distillery
late on Thursday evening under tlsr
influence of liquor, aud after cross
ing Kent's Ridge, by way of by
path, had reached point almost in
sight of Cedar Bluff when it is sup
posed thai he ~uccumbed TO the cold
aad where his body lay until Satur-
day when 1t was discovered and re-
nSo5vg6. deceased was fine stone
mason and piled his >TFadg4f-9r,.. many
years in Tazewell county, but for
several years has been unable 10
work ON account of extreme old age.
His remains were removed after ffhe
Inquest TO his home on Stony Ridge.
aud Inferred on Sunday at Jones
Chapel Cemetery.
We are glad to note the convalescrnce
of all our sick peopl,, and the fevor
which has prevailed lor some time pa.t
Is abaiing Mr. w Il. Cecil. after sp.nd-
ing his "hunr9mocnn of several weeks
III bed, wrestling with typhoid fever
has psssed the crisis. add is nov on the
road To recovery and his many friends
hope to soon see him again at thus osi
IN chhrge OF our Post Office and Gems
tral Phone Office. win Vas very lortn-
nate IN having such AN excellent nurse as
his devoted young wife.
For the benefit of your Paint Lick
correspondents we will say; Foxes IA.
deed make tracks. but we have a.
Chap" in our town, who sends his
messages on the Wing" TO the neiah-
borhood OF the painted rocks, and thus
go winging their way to the fair one.
aud no tracks are left.
Rev. J. a. Bildsrback lett town for
Paint Lick ON Monday. Where Ksy
Mr.. Vaught will join him IN holdina n
protracted meeting.
Our young folks have had a fine spor
aud exercise skating this winter, and
the young man or lady, boy or girl,
who IS not the .possesSors of pair Of
skates, ARE not in it,
Mr.. Henry Ward young business
man of Hazel Green KY, has been in
ciiarge of the ost Office ana Central
Telephone Office. during the Illness of
our Post Master Mr.. W. p. Cecil.
February las mad, a very co,d record
his lar aud we are disposed to believe
that the ground hp ~ weather prog
noslicator. is success
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14
aeorgia Minstr.Is in poeahontae.

Georgia Ministries in Pocahontae.
r. Rchardson & Priugle's Famous
Georgia Ministr4ls Will be seen a.
Pocahontas Opera House Wedres-
day Feb. 18Th.
1t numbers forty prime enter'm
ers, including such well known
names as: Billy Kersands, Clarence
Powell. Dick Thomas, JAS. Moore
Will Cooper. Charley Friday and
many Others The famous BILLY
Kersands," in a new act, closing
with the uproariously funny after
piece, The Darktown Policy
Players"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14
fINlcKY TURKISH LADIES.
sh"y Are Very Careful About Wha.
They Take In Their Hands,

'hry Are Very Careful About What
They Take In Their Hands.
Oar ConStantinople correspondent
writes: 1t Is not generally known that
there exists among Turkish ladies OF
aieh class kind OF caste feeling simi.
lar TO that prevailing among Hindoos
II takes the form Of fear of contami-
latioD from the outer world and is only
Alssrved. as far as / know, by those
tho cannot afford to keep servants in
Sufficient numbevs- Before meals ladies
zlways wash their hands at a tap from
which the water runs into marble
BASIN They will turn on the tap when
they are just going to wash. but whep
siley have finished they let the water
rnn till somebody shuts 1t off. as to 90
( themselves would make them un-
iean. They cannot open or shut a door,
- the handle would be unclean, so q
dave is generally kept handy for the
arpose.
One Of these fastidIous ladies was
talking to a small niece the other day
who had Just received a present OF o
reaWHul doll from Paris The child
presently laid the doh on the jady's
Jap. who was horrified and ordered ihe
ehild TO take II away AS rhe little giri
would not move il and no servant wai
scar, and the lady would be defiIed by
to~ciang a dnil that was brought from
abroad, the only thing sic could thIns
Of WAS 70 jump up and let the doll fall
which broke 10 pieces. The same lady
gill not open & letter coming by post
but servant opens 1t and holds !
near her for her 10 read. IL her hand
Serchlef fails 10 the ground. it is imme
dIatcly destroyed OF given away, x
that she should not use It again. This
c;riecs state OF "reminiscences or fannis
elsa exists am fold. IN many OF thl
arrs harcms, Among ncn IL is no
prl cticed. - London Telegraph.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14

Bristol, Tenn Febnrary II =
Charles Foy. the gro Who narrowly
escaped being Iynched after he had
murdered Dayton H. ,iillsr, tr s.
arer Of a coal comvtiv ot Toms
Greek, Va, on December 20 u MIS-
tried al Wise,sVa, and is under sen
tence to be hanged March ID. Fo> s
case was heard in the same coart ter
days ago, at which time the jury
failed to agree. Nothing shoe ~ 4
conviction would have satisfied the
peopls OF Wise county, who felt tia
the murder was fieoai 'hly ne:icious
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14

We hear Of many improvements
spoken of for our town this Spring.
The proprietors of the Coffee House.
set the ball to rolling when they
built to aud pot modern improves
nents in theirhote They are progs
rees,ve business young men and
deserve the Patronage Of The nenple..
The Coffee 4ouse is unsurpassed
by luy hotel in South West Va.
Below is partial oill OF fare for
Court Day. RI ast Beef, Roast Pork,
Roast Turkey,. Oysters, Norfolk sweet
Potatoes, Irish Potatoes, Cabbage
Purnlps, Corn Pudding, Stewed
Tomatoes, Succotasb, California
avapora,ed, Fruits, Pickles, Sour
and mixed. Maple. Syrup, Bread of
ali kiuds Coffee, Tea, Milk, and
many other things that are always
on tue table. Can you beat this din.
nsr The Coffee, House is foremost
dinners.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14


Mr.. Edward 5. Thompson. Of May
buery, West Va. and Miss Mary r..
Pucket. were married of Feb. 5th, al
the home of the bri.re, in Thompson
Valley, Rev. Mr. Sutherland ofiic Il
ting. AIr, Lee Brooks nd NJ s
Polly Howery; Mr.. Sam Boiling and
Miss Katie Tabor; Mr.. Clint HoNtry
aud Miss Maggie Pucket; Mr. James
Pssry and Miss Pearl Mcfarland,
were the attendants.
NJ. and Mrs. Thom,g scn,ip COM
pany win u Brooks aad Miss
Belle Brooks. S~m'l Pncsett hr III T
of the bride, passed th-ongh town
ofs MONDAY eurcuto to Maybury
where hey viii make their inture
home
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14
Trial 81 Aa by

Ne~pott News va 'Esbruary 10
->. The .s@oI case 10 history Of News
port neSS w7N>ssgiig-t -tomosSaaw morn
ag when the corporation cours will
t'Sr up the trial of G. Ayle. Ashby
one of th.mostpromnen. membets of
the local bar charged with the muir.
der of City Enginere Il. A. Marye.
Twenty men were summond TO
lay from among whom to draw the
Jury. MIR. Jack Lees,the we'll known
Lynchburg criminal lawyer; arrived
tuIs moroing 60 assist in the defence
retained for which also are II. N.
Left Colonel }, G. BaI r. and G. G.
Mltel ell OF this city. Major Henry of
razewell, uncle OF MIR. Ashby and
lawyer - here aud will remain dur.
'ng the trial but will not il is unders.
tool actively participate. Judge Gar
nett, of Norfolk a relative of MIR.
Ashby's wife is also here and will
remain during the trial
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14

~Do you seriously believe in palm
issry. Bob 2"
II do. A sweet little amateur palm
ist held my hand for half an hour the
other evening and told ME that was
foing to fall In love In about twenty
nisntes and ask tie lady to be mine
aud be accepted. and the whole thing
came true before got out OF the
chair Chicago Record-HeraId.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14

Mr.. Mr.. Sol Baach, of Keystone,
was in town today. Mr.. Block .
turned to Keystone tonight. TIL.
Block Co. haees a large bussues~ ii
Keystone.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14
Trslng Anosher Town.

Eyes" said the man with the fur
trimmed overcoat, 81 am on my way to
Chicago, and l haven't the slightest
doubt that some thief will get this
oyercoat before get out of town.
"a dozen OF 'em. sir-a full dozen.
Yes. sir. every time / have gone to
Chicago I have had my overcoat
stolen, and, as. said, I expect they'll
get this one"
"It must be rather unpleasant for
youf"
1T Is, sir, TO say nothing Of the cost"
"Is it only in Chicago that you have
your overeoat stolen p
"0nly In Chicago"
"But must yon so thereT
"Not necessarily. No. needn't go
there"
"1ilseR Swhy not try Clncinna'' IN
! 'sssf}y George. | wIIiw exafaImed tns
'vi&im. Yes TIL get OF foIedo ana
go down to Cincinnati and%ee II can't
get back home with this coat on my
back. Yes. III do 1t. and thank you
ever so much. sir. for your conslderate
suggestion TO total stranger who has
lost twelve overcoats In Chicago"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-02-14


The demand for registered bulls OF
the various beef breeds ought to rs-
main good for years to come, says Ikve
Stock and Wool Growers Journal.
Breeders OF registered cattle have Il
largely in their own hands TO maintain
good prices, and this they can do II
they will make steers Of the medium
70 fair bull calves. although they are
from good families and subject 10 reg
istration Nothing win hurt the regis
tered bull trade so much as selling in
sfcrior animals for breeding purposes.
No matter how good the herd, there
win necessarily be some inferior AMI
mails. and breeders can III afford 10 sell
such except for slaughter Breeders
should work to create q permanent de-
mand for bnns. and this ca only be
accomplished by. selling animals whose
progeny win show up all right.
Care Of stock
Feed and management have much 10
Go with the health as wen as thrift,
ness OF stock, says Kansas Farmer
1 Young and growing animals require
Feed which win make bone and muscle
rather than fat. BEDDING liberally with
GONE dry material viii add greatly to
the comfort OF the animals during the
winter.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
Una carta
sr. Director de LA DEMocRAC1A.
Presents.

EKebe0Ses
lpguido seffor: HAes pesos diAu pu-
bic6 el peri6dieo de su digna dirseci6n un
suelto AbsolutAmente exAcso, Hehr6ndoss &
frAses impropi&s vePtidAs por ell cabo de la po-
liciR insulAr, ssh1r BAlbAs, en- presencia de
respstRbles sen 1rss sefaoritAs del bArrio sCs.
lAdR.1
El Pefsrido c@bo BAlbAs qulso desvirtuar
In notici& neg@r los hechos, recogisndo In
1rm& de don J sshs GIm6neT, con obi sto de pm
blieAr en- GEl PaiSS 10 contrArio de 10 ocurrido.
Nsg6Ge Gim6neE-qus vive en- mi propisd1u =
y eAe es el motive para que me persga ell odio
del prscitado cAbo.
EnconN6ndome aver trAnquilamsnte pa
rAdo en- 10 eAIle, ffente & lA casa de don RR.
mon VASqueI, se me Scere6 ell guardiA Abril,
snvfAdo sin dnda poK BAlbas, y ain mks pre6m-
bulos nj Advsrtencias, me ordsn6 que me pre-
ssntAra hoy nj JaZg41o de Pas Al 10 he he
cho, ignoFGudo com plSbAmente que pudisEA
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mnlt8do CON cipco dollars, por eI grave delito
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me eAstig0EA, contra soda ley tusticia, para
Oar cnmpiimiento d los deSsos de vsngan11 del
eabo BAIb&s.