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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21

vacancy on the said board By death.
resignation or otherwise. such vacancy
shall be filed by appointment by the
Governor, until the next session Of
the legislature. when an election shall
be held to fill said vacancy for the un-
expired term. Each member Of the
board shall receive for his services.
the same PSI diem and mileage allow
ed TO memhers Of the Legislature. Pro-
yided. chat no member Of said board
shall receive per diem for more than
one hundred days in any fiscal year.
The said board shall devise such a sys-
tenn Of bookkeeping and accounting
az It may deem advisable. The said
board shall prescribe I'll rules and reg
ulations not inconsistent with the law
for the government Of the State dis
pensary and the county dispensaries,
provided that no member Of this board
OF directors, while holding this office.
shall become a candidate for or be
elected 70 any other office"
Section 8 provides for q disDensarv
commissioner.
Section 4 provides for bids for fur
nishing liquor to the State.
Section 5 provides for county boards
the control 10 be appointed by the
board Of State directors.
Section 6 relates to the duties of the
board OF State directors. and section Z
to the duties of the ~dispensarv COM
missioner as to shipping liquors.
The succeeding sections relate to the
details for the acquisition of intoxi.
cants. providing penalties, etc.
Section 20 SAYS: Licensed druggists
conducting drug STORES and manufac-
turers of proprietary medicines are
hereby authorized to purchase Of DIS
pensers Of the counties of the residence
Intoxicating liquors, not including
malt)for the purpose of compounding
medicines. tinctures and extracts that
cannot be used as a beverage. "
The bill is too voluminous to be d.
gested, bat it puts the State squarely
in the saloon business for revenue
ONLY
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21
IN THE JUSlCE'S COURT.
Hamilton Hardy Held For April Term
of Court For Burglary.

Hamilton Hardy was arraigned be-
fore Justice Roberts, FRIDAY evening
on the charge Of breaking and enter
ing into the ttore room of T. Z. Mat
thew and Bro, located in their foun
dry, and carving sway 60 snow irons.
A search warrant was issued and the
irons were found on the roof of Wm.
McQuilton's house near Shepherds.
town. From the evidence he was
found guilty and hel1 under q bond of
$500 for his appearance 1T the April
term of Circuit court. In defalut of
which he was sent to Jail to await the
meeting OF the grand jury.
John Goulett and William Dumphy.
two blind baggage riders. were taken
of Of q passenger train here on Thurs
day night by B. 81 o. detective Hale.
They were arrnigned before Justice
SNYDER and from the evidence we've
found guilty Of tresspassing on the
company's property. They were fined
Il and costs. in default of which they
were sentenced to 10 days in Jail.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21
saved Her,Chiid,s Life

'tIn thee weeks oar chubby little
boy was changed by pneumonia almost
co a skeleton" writes Mrs. W. Wat
kins of Pleasant City. o. "a tern
BILE cough set in. that, in spite of e
good doctors treatment for several
weeks. grew worse everv day. We then
used DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, and our darling was
soon soand and we'll. We are SURF
this grand medicine saved his life -
Millions know it's the only cure for
Coughs, Colds and all Lung diseases.
Shepherds Pharmacy guarantees sat
isfaction. SOC. 100. at all druggists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21

ton, g7A miles; Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. to Washington, 266 miles.
Pennsylvania Railroad to Baltimore,
332 miles: Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road (via old Main Line), 252 miles.
Pennsylvania Railroad to Philadelphia
$50 miles. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road (via Washington. 3G2 miles. Penn
sylvania Railroad. to New York (yia
Trenton cut-of). 432 miles; Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad) via Wash
iugton), 457 miles.
''It should be noted that the Balti-
more and Ohio's "old Main Line"
used for freight, is 10 miles shorter
than the Washington route, but the
through passenger service operates via
National Capital because it is a most
important center Of travel.
Giving a favorable view Of the who's
project is the act that where the short
time options are expiring the COM
p8ny is closing tie deals in order to
clinch the matter A eal instance Of
the kind is the deals closed in the vi
entity of Hancock, reported at the
time e be for the purpose Of blocking
tine Western Maryland, but which in
reality were as much in connection
with the forthcoming new line over
the mountains as for any other Dur-
pose
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21
GUILTY OF LARCENY
WAS FANNIE KING, WHO ST LIE
20 KsTBOoK CONTAINING sI7.
she Was T'ricked by the Officers, Who
Learned Frcm Her where the Money
Wa M~iaden-Other Caeea.

Fannie King, a coloFed woman was
arrested on SATURDAY. night by Off
GERS McBee and Pear -eu on the charge
Of taking sl7 from the pockets Of one,
Thomas Moss. She wa given a hear
ing before Justice SNYDER this morn
ing and the evidence heard from a
number Of witnesses. While in the
lookup Yesterday the oficres in a very
cunning way managed to corner her
50 that she acknow ladged stealing the
money and also a~scertaining where she
hid il. Upon learning this they at
once proceeded to the place and recov-
cred all Of the money with the excep-
ton of n dollar. When she was put
on the stand this morning she plead
not guilty, but from the evidence the
Justice found her guilty of larceny
and fined her $50 and costs in default
OF which she was sent to jail until her
husband could raise the money. If it
had not been for the cunning trick
played by the officers, the monev
would NOT have been recovered.
Sarah Rideout. colored, was arrest
cd bv Officer McBee for raising a dis
turbance on the streets. Her trial was
set for 7 o'clock this evening
Charles Butts was arrested by Off
Ger Johnson for being drunk and dis
orderly on the street. He was given
a hearing before Mayor Evans, who
found him guilty and fined him 81. so
and costs which was paid.
Frank Jackson was arrested on Sat
urdav night by Officer SNYDER on the
charge of making a disturbance on the
streets. He was given a trial before
Mayor Evans, found guilty and fined
81 and costs, in default of which he
was given work on the streets.
Mike Donohue was arrested by Off
Ger Snyder for being drunk and disor-
derlv ON the streets on Saturday night.
He was given a trial and the evidence
heard. from which he was found gull
ty and fined 81 and costs, in default
OF which he was to work on the streets
Carrie WATSON was arrested by Off
Ger McBee for street running on Sat.
urday. After being severely repri-
manded by his honor. the Mayor, she
was set free.
John White, colored, the husband of
Fannie King. was arrested by Officer
McBee ON suspicion of being connect
ed with ~thestealing of the pocket book.
but as there was nothing proven
against him, he was set free.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21
"SETTLED OUT OF COURT
Assault Proceedings OF j. n. Vindcrs
and Dan Hanna Dropped.

Charleston. W. Va, Feb. 17-Af-
ter all the excitement here in the
past three days over the alleged as
sault Of John II, Winders II Dan
Hanna upon W. G. Caldwell, Of
Wheeling. chairman of the House Ju-
dietary Committee, in a hack early
last Saturday morning, it was stated
that "everything had been settled out
of court" and that there would be no
invest iPation Of the local officials by
the lie gislature. as had been stated.
Winders aud Hanna are said to have
made statements to Caldwell which
are satisfactory. What is regarded as
the most unfortunate thing in the
whole affair was the use of the name
Of w. A. CLARK. when he was not here
then or at any other time.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21
Deafness Cannot DO Cured

sv local applications, as they cannot reach ths
diseased portion of the ear. There is only CO
way TO cure Deafness, and that is by const1t
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an
famed condition Of the mucous lining OF II
Fustachian Tube. When tais tube gets nhau
Won have q runblipg sound or imperfect hea
Inc, aud when IL is ent.~cly closed Deafness
the result, aad unless tie Inflammation can
taken ont and this tube restored to its MOB
condition, hearing viu he destroyed oreve
nine cases ont Of ten eTo caused by c2lcrra
which ~ nothing bit az lnt8I4ed eordinoa
.he mucous surfaces.
VIC will give Ons Hundred Dollars for er
case of Deafness ~(eauBed by caUarra) that -ert
mot be cured by EE4l's C0tsrrh Cure. Send &c
circulars, free.
Ed. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo, o.
Nx- SntaHv DrnggiEFs. ITO.
Hsu's FsAnily Pills are tRc best,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21
MISSIONARY TALK
REV. SNYDER TELLS OF his EIGHT
YEARS INJAPAE.
M ost interesting Address i'm Christ Ee-
formed Church sunday Morning

AA a. fNE-
formed Church sunday Morning.
Rev. S. S. SNYDER, the returned
missionary from Japan, who arrived
in this city on Saturday afternoon,
gave an info NAL talk on his work in
that country to the ladies of Christ
Reformed church in the chanel in the
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. There Wee
quite a number present and they
were very much interested in what
the missionary had to tell them. The
ladies afte + the address served re-
freshments and some time spent So
cially.
Sunday morning he made a short
address at the session of the Sunday
School, and at 10 40 he delivered a most
interesting address to the congrega-
ton. Mr.. Snyder has been in JaDan
eight years and is home for a short
rest, which he is spending in going
about tn g various congregations and
telling of the work that is being done
by the Missionaries of the Reformed
Church in the foreign field. He spoke
most encouragiuglv Of the progress of
christianity in Japan and the pros
poets of the nation soon becoming
christianized. Last year there We're
1870, 900 copies of the Bible. Testament
and Gospels distributed. but at that
rate the missionary said it would take
$50 years to get a copy into the hands
of all the japanese.
The address was verv much enjoy
ed by those present. Mir, Snyder was
driven in the afternoon TO Stephenson,
where Ire made an address at 8
O'Clock, going TO Winchester for the
service al night.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21
pnYsIcAL cuLTuRE FnnE

Attila, the man who developed San
dow. and who is recognized AS the
master of modern athletics, has been
engaged to write a series of articles on
physical culture for the Police Ga
zette. New York City, which will APP
pear everv week. His lesson will be i'll.
ustrated with poses by John Boiling.
the recent winner Of the physical Gull
ture championship and holder of the
$500 diamond medal.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21
THE NEXT

The lecture of DR.. Musser, when
was postponed on account Of his sick
ness will be delivered next Monday
night Feb. 23, in Christ Reformed
Chapel. The subject will be "Whv,
What and When tosread,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21
mAnRfaIAGN

A marriage license was issued tn is
mo uing by County Clerk Bender to
Mr.. James L. Small and Miss Cora FL
len Byers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Byers, both residents of Berk
elev County. The marriage took
place on Feb. IS in this county.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21

Don't forget the old NAV
fan Che FISH on his back.
ror nearly thirty years he
f., l--a avelirr around the
Id, and is still travelling,
ringing health and comfort
"7erever he goes.
TO the consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
ne so much needs.
To all weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
strengthening food.
To thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
Ich red blood.
Children who first saw the
ID man with the fish are now
own up md have children
- their OWE.
He stands for SCOTS Emul-
On of pure cod liver ola
I lighful food and a natural
t.nic for children, for old folks
and for all who need flesh and
strength.
SCOTT g. BOVINE. Chemists.
9tO9-416 Pearl Street New York.
BOG. and SI.OOI all d~ruggf6to.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21
COMMUNICATING DEN.
lace R"'ded and the Leader of h Gang


A couuterfeiting den was broken up
in the ALLEGHENY mountains. near Gar
eft. along the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, 80 miles above Cumberland.
William Hostetter gave a clue, and
5ecset Service Officer w. p. Walsh
and others went to a point near Mill
run. where. hidden in the rocks of a
cliff, were the dies with which the
rounterfeiters made the spurious silver
iollars. Vito them were found a dol.
'ar which had been nodded by the
counterfeiters The dies were found
exactly where Hostetter had previous
~ said they were hidden.
Hostetter. in a statement implicated
Daniel Enfield, an old man, as til
oader of the gang. ana he is also in
Jail. Hostetter told nothing which
would directly implicate himself. al
hongh he knew what was gong on.
PURCHASED PROPERTY
The property of Mr.. Andrew Sny-
der located near Dam No, 5 in this
country. which was sold at public
,nction on last Saturday, was pur-
based by @. j. Smith, the florist, of
this city. Mr.. Smith will now cult
eate the land for the raising Of roses
for the nearby markets,
Self possession is nine points of the
LAWYER.
Even q dry wine will whet d thirs-
tv mans appetite.
Bad habits are apt to grow on "
man faster than warts.
Some men even hire men to do their
joking FOR them.
Mr.. Ed. ", Burns. of Chambersburg.
q Connected with the @. V. r. r. Com
c2nv was in this CITY Saturday on
siness.
Mr.. w. B. Cromwell OF Romney w.
W., spent Sunday with his wife, who
: visiting her father, MI. w. r. Col
ston.
Mrs. @. W.. Sheetz and son, Baker,
Of North High street. are the guests
81 relatives in Harrisburg Pa.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21
DISTANCE REDUCED.

a.3.k by rail is now POS miles
tat. Ia is understood that the new
stg'oT. Gclud.na the lire south from
rln South Penn location and running
VIZ west Of Kanawha Rodge. in Full
ton county, past the town Of Hancock
ant uver the Potomac River to the
present Baltimore ana Ohio location,
is 16 miles less than via the present
Hpe. Distances cast from Pittsburg
via the Pennsylvania and the Bhlti-
b . and Ohio would then compare as
zEs:
pennsylvania Railroad, to Washing
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-11
ASOGIaCI6n do COSOChsrOS
J Commentaries do cate.

Nos informa un estimado amigo
nuestro, miembro de Ia Junta Central
Organizadora de la Association de Coz
secheros v Comerciantes de cafe, que
la-demora en la constitution definitiva
de Ia Sociedad no Sc debe otra cosa
que & las dificultades presentadas en-
diYersas localidades para que Sc reu-
nieran los Agricoltores y Comerciantes
yconst tuyeran los Comites locales.
La Junta es de 0rgGnSsGci6al y por
tento no ha podido prescindir de la
pf6via constitution de los Comit6s en-
La Isla, para despu6s conYocar In
Asamblea constituyente.
Por fortuna, aunque no todos los
pueblos han respondido, puede ia ira
tarse de Ia constitution definitiva, gra-
cias & los esfuerzos de la Junta Cen
tral v Sc propone publican muy pronto
Ia conVocatoria para unO de los prime
ro8 dias del mes de Enero.
El amigo quien venimos reirien-
donos tambien nos ofrece enviarnos IN
art1culo que tratar6 de los trabajos de
i, Junta Central y de otros asuntos de
nteres para Ia proyectada Asociaci6n.
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vssees s aI Aaxa nan
fsA
Mn zAka Kss
hnnNe
t0s. 600 ~ eI ne8aaia
Oeugrido en llez,
aueslaron he una las
tinaa
n re eFo &sQa@ 20 81
slD ana vaz as aus sa hoknnKe
dn pelo en achu. veacAaneaSs tadas
ss sgiou seaa. es& ae nnevq en calI1-
pafYa els Brn
Tsa que rastl "a verdad deKaFnenfe des-
uraeiado. IS 81 laeha entabaada en Is
naisaaa ciueiad d. Maya9uex enkre
muy aprecia oEea elenaentOs.
Sostienen nDos que debe eelebrarse
III carnaVnl, AsTs s0stienen que 90 u
cada cual sus motives alega con mas
r. nlen0a aIoramient0.
q. aasste que ia S.
Por tan grave. p0r tan efaplng0To-
tad0 asuAt0 reiIIr ioE buen0s aEzaigoss
jim cueat6n es esncilla oxna-
val 10 easaEae eeIel5Eando tokau d asi0.
mo ven nsLegles al gOblern0 veaEido
da diabE02
Stg0 ven ustedea esA c0nlpaEsa DO "a
rrapaaEroa0a que busca cd yAn0 tra-
bajo Y esa otra compares de goDsega ssv
tasg mo vsn ustedes todos asus ue-
gSgamEes9
IA que. puess refiir p0r tan poaulta
cOsa. chr0s mays nazanOss
Reina POGO antusiAan1D an Ia isaa ps-
ri cOncurrir Ii Expoaici6n Universal
do San Louis.
Nos pareee Que debieras el pals res-
ponder 4 Ias exoitaciones que Sc le di-
te reprasentado en- Ia aludida Ferris.
De 0sro nnoao, gastos y cuant0s es-
fuerzcs se hagan para obtener positive
prOvecho con ID exhibition lie nues-
tros productOs ante 81 mundo, resulta-
ran ineficaces astGriles.
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Durante tres dfas. Is ciudad de Gu
mana en- 81 estado Bermude2 Venezue-
ID, ha estadO rodeada de humo, 81 pa
reeer producid0 por aIguna sustancia
aulfur0sa.
El origan De este fen6meno no pue-
de ser expliea1o.
Los bal ifantaa de gquel site que
son ceTca de 10. 600 temen abandonar
sus casas. So hA n0mbrado IN Conf
te para que ii vestigue Ia causa.
Cunan& ha sidO destFuida seis yeces
p0r terTenntos
Con n3Otivo ia loa frecuentea tsra-
blores de tierrn. tOdas lis casas estGn
c0nstruidaa de- manera especial; aon
baias, y an ves de Iadrillos, sa ukilizan
unoe llauEio9 soa0Uess que son heeh9s
de harro j puestos al sol para quo to-
gnan ciert oensis tencia. dc suarae que
cuando haw guna c0nua1ci6n torres
tres sl u - cae, To- II qnisin0a que
no haYan Agula0 tempo ds eaIir de
eila. reciben ancima en Yez De una
egfanisaaas de- ladriliop, ana llugia
de tierxa, si6nslnles mas fkciI enbonces
po3eT sallr d entsa los eaeonbros ii
I'd scsn asai1Ia It's gsr es p0lvpFln pro
duci0a pos he es al caex
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-11
In tsehO do tslamani on MIranaI.


En- Ia session celebrada anoche por ell
Concejo Municipal Sc die cuenta con
Ia soIicitud que dirige la corporation.
fefsSr. w. Fl. Elliott Y otros seHores
de la DirectiVa de construcciones, aho-
rros v pr6stamos, pidiendo no 20 tenga
en- cuenta Ia cl&usula 3a. de La circular
del Gobierno General de Is de Junio
de 1898, cuya clausula Sc ha tenido en-
cuenta para ne0ar Ell permiso para
coustruir un edifcio en- Miramar por
figurar en- Ell plano con el techo de teia-
mani, fundando aquella petici6n en- que
In circular & que 90 ha hecho m6rito
obedecfa al antique tranVfa que como
era de vapor, podfa desprander chis-
pas que habiendo cambiado por siste-
ma de carros electricos no existe "a
aquei tenor
El Concejo acord6 que pase aquella
petici6n con Ell informe ernitid0 por Ell
Inspector de Obras P6blicas & Ia Co
mission de Fomento Y que ae lame Ia
atenci6n del Alcalde para que en- case
de que sin la debida autorizaci6n del
Cuncejo. SO trate de colocar ell techo dc
tsjamanf en- Ell edifcio que Sc constrn-
ye, Sc impida por el Inspector de Obras
Municipales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-11

AL Honorable ProenrAaos
dc Puerto Rico
Laneia. Director daa kl AaEHgs
dards ante N. H gsspna osanaante afaa
plIos epecificO los heelaos 0E sanA fuaaslo
Ii denunciu due be prasar ado ante la
COrbe Snprenla de esta Islas contra ell
Tribunal de Iistrito De Hundacao.
Fnero En- i CO naa que ~ Is ~
& Polo san Siclas por 81 asasinato ae l0a
pr0te0iaOs franceses. an IA iala ae ViA-
cues, Ona de las pruebas c0nvincentes
que hab1a contra dicho individuo. era
unos biIletes do Banco uaanchad0s de
sangTe.
Seunndo: dichos billekss fueron asbu-
tanenta 0enpad0s en- casa de Ia duerida
del referido Pabla San kich. por el Sar-
ganto ID la P0iicla lnsular senior Laas
vereTla, hoy desta eaga0 Oh Clagnas.
Tercer0: Que diahoa blllat6s fuer0n
suatrafdoa ) su plantadOs p0r Otgoa. que
no estAban nnanchados da eangre.
EuaTto: Cue dicho delito Sc cometi6
baj0 los auspici0s del Tribunal de Hu-
macao.
Cuinto: Que en- el acto del iuicio al
Sarqant0 I@pergne manifesto Is I0s Jna~
ces del refaridO Tribunal Ia HuTnacA0,
que los billetes ocupadOs pOr 81 no eran
los misnnoa que allf ae presentaban.
pues notaba que estos no estaban man
cbados de sangre.
Sexto: Cue los Jueces del referldo
tribunal hielaE0n Case 0c0is0 xAa A0 fna-
nifeatado por "a Sargenko LaaVergne.
pues no investigator p0r quien hmbfa
sido conetido dichO delito. De todos
estos hechos mencionadoa Sc deduce Ia
xnegIigencias en- Ia desaparici6n de los
billetaa manehad0s en- sangre que cons-
6itufan ma piezs de conYinci6n resefa-
dR p0r 81 Fiscal y ID par Ia scompli-
cidads dc dicho Tribunal desda al mo-
mengO que no prRctic6 una investiga-
ci6n en- los autos para cerci0raase 81 Ia
declaration de Layergne era exacta.
No puede arguirse tanpoco que los BIZ
Iletes no eran necesarios puasto que no
Sc prescindi6 de ellos. aunque fraudu-
lentamente. Este hecho fue tanto mas
importante, que fue tai yez 81 motive
para que delante de IN p6blico como
cedor de In suplantaci6n. ese Tribunal
no pudiera cOndenar & muerte al acu-
sado. sabi6ndose que Ia pieza de con-
Yicci6n era falsa.
Todos estos hechos aqnf menciona-
dos estoy dispuesto iurarlos por ser
ciertos Il positiyos.
MANIFESTO & ". III. que sola-
mente inspirado en- el deseo De ayudar,
en- todo 10 possible que aqni enssPtO Ri
co existan Tribunaies que nerezcan la
con6anza del pueblo y que janas ten
Qanog 0ue Ianentar perluiciOa Ocasio-
nados por la conducta injusts de uno
de ellos, formulo eatos cargos.
Siempre podr6 WI til. contar con Ia
ayuda de mi peri6dico y de mi perso-
ns en- la defensa de todos los ciudada-
nos.
Muy respetuosamente,
{. LecciG.
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Esisd0 DO los lfabaIOs Do Ia ca
nslaTa da Ru ! aAueOa.

A continuation publicamos ana re-
laci6n de las obras de ecavaeiunea he
.chaa en- ID carretera de Humacao & Ya-
buooa desde que enpezaron los conf
nados trabajar.
En- Is primera semana del I6 al 81
de NoViemhre: 160 metros cdbieos de
piedra bruta extraido.
En In segunda semana del 23 I'll %
de Noyiemhre: 90, 44 metros c6bicos.
En- esta sernana solo trabajaron 8 dIas.
En- Il tercera semRna del 80 de No
viembFe al 5 de Diciembre; 1S7, 20 me-
troa c6bicos de piedras.
De los 100 conEirados solamente ira
bai6 todoa los dias un pronedio de 80
confinados, debido las bajas natura-
les, como enfermoz, castigad0s, los ca
boa de viQilaEcia, cOcineros, practican-
tea, etc.
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para enbarar & sus 1et0res de un gran
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vieron IN gran mOt1n. Ia nna de- Ia
tardas I'D Calvert St. frente III s5ity
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como es costumhra hacexA6 an todos
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bio una gran ancha entire ellOs an II
cuaI tnv0 que inkergenir lii polic1a.
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m gran nGmero de- policias, Sc unie-
ron para defendesse. Fefugik kndoaa en
e Uniyersidad. que ess& cyntigaa 81
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mas contusiOnes.
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cfa. Is que propin6 alguuos lnacanazOs
& Varios estudiankes Como estes ca
reclan dc armas Ii arr0jaban aqua en
gran Gantidad 4 Ii p0licfa desae al
cuarto piso del edifciO.
Los estudiantsa Thompson, Ritter.
Allen. Power y Palmater. fuerOn
arrestados.
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