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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25

The Commercial Association OF ST.
Johns, meets every first and third
"Wednesday evenings of each month,
at city hall. w, ii. King, president !;
e. ID. Hurlberi, secretary.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25

There is tribe in Central Africa
among whom speakers in public are
required 10 stand on one leg while
speaking, and can speak only as long
as they can stand so.-That would be
hard on some Of the Oregon spouters.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25

books. etc., and -l.lO in cash. were
sent to the Boys aud Girls Aid So-
ciety by pupils of the st. Johns pub
lie school.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25

n poeiress in magazine asks her
lover to kiss her with his eyes. Il
Is matter of CONNECTION whether she
had been smoking cigarettes or she
had been reading those microby kiss
stories.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25

Camp No, a5I+, Royal Neighbors of
America, meets every second and
fourth Tuesdsy evenings. Mrs. En-
ma Gillum, oracle; Mrs. +. 5. Chur-
chill, recorder
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CHURCH NOTES.

Seventh Day Adventist.-Sabbath
school at 10 A. NJ; regular service at
II A. NJ. every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting "Wednesday evening. =. d.
llurlbort, Elder.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25

NJ v. Church.-Prcaching II A.
NJ. and Z y. NJ; Sunday school 10
a. NJ; class meeting II VI. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening 7:3O p. NJ.
Epworth League, $3.50 T.. VI. Sunday.
Junior League 2;3O p. VI. Sunday.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25

~, johns Camp No. 55id. Modern
Woodmen Of Am ,,ieI, meets every
Tuesday eyenay, at Biekner's hall.
CD, Edwards, council; +. |. Thomp-
son, clerk.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25
SOCIETY NOTICES.

~, Johns Camp NJ, 573. W C. W.
le'ets every Wednesday evening a,
: o'clock q, IN, Bickncrs hall, ST.
Johns. Consul commander, Il. G.
Clark; clerk. Wesley Penny.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25

The United Evangelical Church -
Services II A. NJ. and 7:30 7. NJ,
Sunday school 10 A. NJ; Jr. X. l.. c,
H., 2i3O q. NJ; Sr. X. l.. c. T.. 6.i5 T..
NJ T.. r. Mcvickcr. Pastor.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25

Say. do You hear that bell ringing
every EVENING" That means that
there are services each evening at the
Evangelical church and that there is
AN unabaied interest manifested.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25

a spccial program will be rendered
by the Young people on the c. T.. hour
of Sunday evening in the main audi.
iorium of the Evangelical church. com
menciag at 6'i5 p. m, Al are in.
viied a. this service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
THE LADIES' BIBLE CLASS.

Friday afternoon Miss Blodgett gave
the last OF her lessons On the Old
Testament The lesson on the story
of Ruth was of unusual interest. Naomi
the type cf the backsliding Christian,
with her husband and two sons, had
left the land Of Israel for sojourn
in the land Of Moab. On the death CT
her husband and sons she wearies OF
the heather country and prepares to
return to her own land and people.
Her two daughter -in-law desiring to
go with her she tries, for the sake OF
worldly advantage, to induce them to
stay Orpah turns back to her own
people with their wickedness and false
gods, but Ruth determines to go with
Noami, choosing to cast her lot with
the people cf God and devote herself
to his worship. Boaz, the type OF
Christ, showers kindness and blessings
upon her. finally sharing with her all
his wealth and power. At 3 o'clock this
afternoon Miss Blodgett will give les
son on the Resurrection. The churches
of Pine Bluff, as we'll as individuals
who have been so greatly helped in
studying the wcrd of God, owe much
to the faithful work Of this consecrated
Bible teacher and will follow her with
their prayers as she gees from place
TO place explaining the scriptures and
testifying to the saving and keeping
power of God.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
BRIEF MENTION.

Mr. c. Leali Of Kings land was in the
city Saturday.
W. H. Bradford of Fordyce was at
the Arlington Saturday.
c. w, Holderness of Warren is regis
tered at the Arlington.
Maj. N. r. White returned last night
from business trip to Dumas.
Miss Mary Lindsey is sending a few
days with Mrs. Hunt in Hct Springs
Judge w. S. Mccain CT Little Rock
was business visitor here Saturday.
Mr.. B. Levison of Little Rock was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Mesdames R. H. NJ Mills, F. F. Rem
frow and A. w. Mills are home from
Memphis.
Miss Cora Mitchell Of Memphis
Tenn. is the guest of Miss Vice Har
rell On West Sixth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Langford have
returned from Memphis where they
heard Patti Wednesday night.
Miss Adele Woodson of Little Roct
has returned home after a pleasant Wis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
FUNERAL OF w. C. WHITNEY
Church Filled With Assembaqe of
Notable Personages.

New York, Feb, 6.-Funeral services
over the remains Of William Collins
Whitney, former secretary of the ma
w and prominent financier and turf
man, We're held here yesterday at
Grace Episcopal church.
In the assemblage, which filed the
body Of the large church, were men OF
highest prominence in New York and
the United States, representatives of
the interestes in which Mr.. Whitney
had been Identified of the municipal
and national government. OF societies
of which he had been a member. and
side by side with them scores of en-
ployes of the corporations with which
he had been connected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
PROSPECT FOR THE LAW"
Subject Of Address by j. w. Crawford
to High School.

The pupils of the Pine Bluff high
school Friday evening listened to a
very entertaining lecture from Hon
]. w Crawford on the subject. RE
spect for Law" Mr.. Crawford handled
his subject in plain and impressive
manner and the lessons he brought oU1
made a lasting impression on the
minds Of his listeners. He clear :
showed that law was the foundation OH
which all civilized countries We're BUD,
and maintained The education of the
pupils cn these lines was one of the
most important parts Of school train
ing. This was the seventh in the Sc
ries Of lectures prepared for the pu
pills.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

it with Mr. and Mrs Tracy Mills.
Mr.. Will Dennis returned yesterday
from Hot Springs where he has been
employed for the past two years.
Mr.. Leon Levy, Jr, leaves today for
s.. Louis, where he will accept a posi-
tion with a large packing mouse.
Mrs Maurice Falk Of St. Louis, who
was formerly Miss Homie Blum Of
this city is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. J. T. Bradford and daughter
Miss Helen Of El Reno, Oklahoma are
in the city the guests of Mr. and Mrs
r. NJ. Knox.
Mrs j. w. Baggett and two daugh-
ters have returned to their home at
permott after a pleasant visit with
relatives here.
Mr.. Ralph Robinson left yesterday
afternoon for London, Canda. to at
tend the bedside of his father. Mr.
James Robinson who is very sick
Mr.. J. O. Sivess, buyer for Honnet
and company will leave Monday for
New York to buy spring goods for his
firm. He will be absent several weeks.
Ben Curtin of Sheriff. was among
the business men here yesterday. Mr.
Curtin was one of The judges Of elec
ion at Sheriff. and came to the city
to bring the ballot box and transac,
other important business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
SMOOTH CROOK
ELED HOT SPRINGS

Hot Springs, Feb. Ga young man
giving the name of J. II. Miller is al
legged to have cashed worthless drafts
to the amount of nearly $4,000 in this
city in the last two days. Miller stop
ped at one Ct the most fashionable ho-
tells, and. it is claimed. presented sew
eral drafts to merchants and club hous-
es purporting to have been issued by
the Bank Of Rural Hill. ILL.,. and signed
by D. c. Craig, cahsier. Investigations
show that there is no bank in Rural
Hill. One concern here is reported to
have cashed $4,000 of the paper. Miller
left the city yesterday, and his where
abouts is unknown. Papers found in
baggage left behind indicate that the
man has operated in Texas, Indian Ter
ritory and Cuba
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
MISER GAVE MONEY
TO WASHERWOMAN

Ozark. Feb. Chilly Silas, a local
character, was committed to jail yes
terday on charge Of lunacy. He was
found in field near town and many
supposed that he had gone there for
the purpose IF committing suicide
Silas came to this town thirty
yearse age from Rome, Ga, and has
since supported himself doing odd
Jobs around the town. He was Il
miser and kept as much as possible to
himself. This morning he went to
Mrs. Cowan, who has washed his cloth
ing f9r him for many years. and hand
ed her bag of money, said This is
the present | have been promising you
Sc long The bag contained $SO550.
all in half-dollar pieces. Silas is about
sixty years of age, and so far as is
known has no relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
Y. M. c. a. CONVENTION
Fourteenth Annual Convention Open
ed at Fayetteville.

Fayetteville, Feb. 6.-The fourteenth
annual convention Of the Arkansas
Young Mems Christian association be
gan yesterday morning and bids fair
to be most successful meeting. The
best talent has been secured t. lead
these meetings.
Amoung the speakers and leaders
who have already arrived are ". d,
Weatherfofd. international secretary
of the college department, New York
S. W. McGill state secretary CT Ten
nessee; Rev, Stonewall Anderson,
president OF Hendrix college; D. NJ.
Beardsley, president of y. NJ. c. A.
Kansas City
Mr. Beardsley addressed the young
men last night on The Supreme De-
sire He is a forceful speaker and
held his audience spellbound.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
TWO FREIGHT TRAINS COLLIDE IN
THE IRON MOUNTAIN
FREIGHT YARDS.
Three Freight Cars Smashed Into
SpIinters, Caboose Damaged and
Two Cars Overturned.
NONE OF THE EMPLOYEES HURT

Two freight trains cOllided at the
IRON Mountain freight yards on East
Fourth avenue at an early hour Sat
ltrday morning and serious wreck re-
suited. Three freight cars were
smashed, cabCcse damaged and two
cars overturned All the cars were
loaded, two with lumber and one with
grain The ditch along side the track
was completely filled With the debris
and most of the lumber was spllntered
into kindling wood The north bound
train which comes through Pine Bluff
at 4 - a. m. was blocked and held at
the station until ! o'clock. No one was
hurt in the wreck, all the train en-
plcyes escaping
The accident occurred by reason OF
the fact that one freight train at
tempted To pass an@ther before it got
fully on the SWITCH The north bound
line and the south bound was pulling
down the main line. The engineer
did not wait until the down train had
passed and a collision, known in rail
road parlanee as a side swipe' result
ed.
A force of men was put t. work on
the wreckage and after several hours
work, the main line was cleared for
traffic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION

The Hospital and Benevolent asso-
citation had it's regular monthly meet
ing Tuesday with Mrs. J. w. Crawford,
with a large attendance. The hour was
filled with interesting business. Messrs
Holderness and Senyard had finished
having the trees on the hospital lot
uprooted, and most generously donat-
ed the cost of the work $3475 to the
association. The ladies voted these
gentlemen their hehrtist thanks.
Messrs. Holderness and Senyard also
wrcte the ladies that they would put
in an ambulance for the use OF the hos
ptal as soon as the hospital began tC
run. A vote of thanks was also ten
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
IN SOCIETY'S REALM.
!. !. 1. 1. + i. i. + + 1. /. + + + /

The Misses DeWoody entertained
Thursday evening at their home On
West Fifth avenue with a progressive
pig party in honor of Miss Vive Walker
of Brownsville, Tennessee, and
Rock. The new game proved a
source c.f enjoyment to those present
and very pleasant evening was
spent. The prize winners were Miss
Allie Lee Fox, ladies' prize; A. b.
Graves the gentleman's prize and F. NJ.
Roane the BOBBY. Among those pres.
ent were: Misses Agnes Halliburton,
lola Philpot, Mamie Mann, Vive Walk,
er. Of Brownsville, Tenn; Maxtield,
Of Batesville; Trapp, Matte Orto, Allie
Lee Fox, Brooks Johnson, Bessie
smith. Cora Martin, Lorine Hightower,
Lucy Hudson, Cora Haltom, Adele
Wcodson, Elsie O'Hair, Emma and
Florence DeWoody. Messrs Campbell
Fox. Sam Smith, w. L. Matthews. Ern-
est Harrison NJ. L. Bell r. T. Benton,
Woodward, Sloss, Lowe, Ledbetter
Crutcher, Harvey Hogg. Graves, F. NJ
Roane, Grandy, Walter Hudson. Mr.
and Mrs. Parse, J. c. Reno, Pettigrew
and w. l.. DeWcody.
The Current Topics club held its
| regular weekly meeting with Miss Cora
Martin at the residence of Maj. and
Mrs. H. A. Mccoy on West Sixth ave
| nue. this week. The current events OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

The Official returns from al the
wards and townships in the county
were declared yesterday afternoon by
the subcommittee ef The democratic
central committee and show no change.
There Were 2.217 votes cast IL the
county which makes the primary the
heaviest in some years
Mr.. W. l.. Goodwin. Unef posed Tor
circuit clerk, leads the tickec with
2195 votes, having been scratched by
but % voters.
Mr.. T@ney. another uAopposed car
didate, runs last with 100, having
been scratched III times.
Mi ". D. Jones for prosecuting at
torney also ran behind the tieke1 con
siderably, but this i. probably due to
Jlza fact that Bolivar and B0gy town
ships did not make official returns on
that part Of the ticket. Should the
total yste Of these two townships be
counted for him he would be we'll up
among the leaders.
James Gould for sheriff received g
1S6 votes. This vote is taken as the
basis CT representation to the county
convention instead II the vote for gov
ernor as has previously been the Gus
tom.
The contest for county judge excited
the most interest Nj Kerwin receiy-
ed total vote of l $50 and Judge Phil
lips 916.
Mr. Greed Caldwell Withdrew from
he race three days before the election
but Is friends remembered him at the
polls.
The seven townships from which the
seturns We're made all went for Phil
irs and reduced kerWin's majority TO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
EXHIBITS FOR ARKANSAS

A. F. Ellis Of Little Rock represent
ing the st. Louis, Iron Mountain an,
Southern road was in the city yester
day in the interest of the Arkansa,
building at the ST. Louis worlds fai
in which his road will have a displa
Of the resources of Arkansas. MI
Ellis says the building is rapidly neaI
ing completion and will be o.H of th'
handsomest buildings on the grounds
This section will be represented b,
some very fine Gotten plants whicI
We're secured here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

oates with S. Bluthenthal tie desoat.
ed candidate. The vote was.
< ". W. 3 ". q
steWars FL Isl 243 299 az lo62
G5a9S s.ll2 22l 1gS 80 - STD
<aoz @Hl$ 81 25a &14 10 ll4e
Tabs faa 22:%"5 2Gl 3H % s95
4}lath'uI 10 lo5 =170 fS5 81 5SI
The following magistrates and CON
stables are elected for the towuships:
Justice Of the Barraaue, TN.
Williams and j. \. Harwell: Bolivar, A.
Naufman Ho9y, !. b. Williams and
William Richardson; Huntington, K.
J Watkins; Dudley Lake, G. J. Tucker
ana l. Y. BoeT jefferson, jim Gssery
End D. T. Monk Melton. b. +. Hooker;
&iyen ". F. Monk and n II. Wilson:
Old River, J. " RoWscy and o. NJ.
SPelfman; Plum Ba4-,6= II. NJ Garrett
ana ]. C. Dalton; Riehland, Ben
Franklin; Roberts, c. NJ. Akin; Spring
W. NJ. Bridges and J. b. King; ITALIA
desa. J. b. Culpopper and NJ A fud-
sen; Victoria &. w Davis: Washing
ton, !. II. Baldwin and H. F. Phillips;
Whiteyille James Koonce and George
Blackwell; Pastcria, H. s. Chadwick
and J. H. Brooks.
nstables-BarraqGe + }. Carr;
Bolivar. J. u. Hamilton; Bogy, tie be
tween r. II. Williams and G. A. Butler;
Dudley Lake, w l.. Harper; Jefferson,
J. A. Case; Melton j. f. Bean; Niven,
p. c. Wilson; Old River, l.. w. Glenn
ents; Plum Bayou, W. S. Stewart;
Richland, c. w. Butts; Roberts. w NJ
Bauch Spring, l.. NJ. Kelley; Talla-
dega. John Morris; Washington, j. T.
Whitaker; Whiteyile, James Dalton;
Pastoria, +. T. Mitchell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
A DIVORCE GRANTED
ARGENTA is NO LONGER A PART
OF THE CITY OF LITTLE
ROCK
Supreme cour: sussatns Contsntjon OF
a.
Afgeata ard Cuts 1t OF tc
Itself.
eupreme cour: sus:a.as conteation OF
Itself.
OF INTEREST re ALL CITIES

Under a decision handed d5#o by
Justice ] L. RiddicE Of the supreme
eoHrt Saturday al Little Rock, Argeata,
or \ nth Little Rock. is ~ Ionger >
rart of rhe main city.
zLl-a opinion 81 the court va. read
~ Associate Justice j. +. Reddiek,
sustaining Chancellor Hart in all his
finding, and 0verruling every eonten,
tieH made by counsel for the city of
LILLE Rock
Bt DIS action Ii Eighth ward is an.
nexed ta The i'm eporated town of
North Little Rock. by virtue Of an cleo
tion held under the provisions of the
celebrated floNie=Naln6t Ridge. act
passed h} die lasi legislature
As soon as The ease had been decid-
ed, Mr., ". G. Faocette, one Of the
prime movers in the separation pro-
eeedines. went 10 the office # the
county clerk and recorder and fled a
Plat Of Tie city Of North Little Rock.
The people OF North Little Rock are
ilbilant over the result
The next matter 10 be determined
VIII be the recovery by lie city of
Little Reek Of its pr perty on the
North Side.
The opinion Of the court Will be
found Of interest TO all cities, for it
alloWse cH}e ward or part of a city to
separate itself from the main city by
incOrp ration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

the week which have excited public
interest were discussed by the club
members. Miss Martin gave a vocal
solo which was Very much enjoyed and
Misses Martin and Philpot rendered a
duet
Mrs. P. p Byrd entertained a few
friends Thursday evening at her home
CT West Fifth avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
FUNERAL OF C. C. uOVELADY

The funeral of the late c. c. Lovela
dy was held yesterday afternoon at
the family residence on Lakeside
Revs. ]. L. Caldwell and John F. Carr
officiating The body was laid to rest
in Bellwood cemetery, where Rev. w
D. Buckner conducted the services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
MISSION CHURCH
To Be Organized in West Eend by Re
Vauqhn.

Rev. T. W, Vaughn will organize
West End Methodist mission church
the store room at Seventh and Hicko
streets this afternoon A meeting VI
be held for children at $50, when
Sunday school will be organized.
7::30 tonight Rev Vaughn will preat
in the store, room. All are most cor
ally invited tc attend the services >
assist in organizing the church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

The Rhodes-Harverty Furniture ccm.
pany announces a special sale this
week cn carpets, Their stock is ex.
ira large and well assorted 1t will
pay you to read their big ad and in
spect their stock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

Pa.
Jesse R Core beat l.. T. saIIee for
counts clerk 10y 613 votes in tire coun-
L. Ar Core carried tte city and most
Of the townships III the county. rolling
up a f-ral vote=of 1881 while Mr.. saIlee
scr IL.
iotn Il. S1elhy's majority over Y. Q.
Alexander was 80. he having made a
clean sweep Of nearly every ward and
township IL tie county.
For coroner Capt. K D. NeGaH4ay
defeated fi4 opponent By tire largest
majority # he election MeGaughy 5
tetal Ncfe was l.e1& aA1 Donnohoe's
t13, giving MeGaugny a majority ot
f,25S votes.
Tie =tiaeo representatives are S. /
Hart, l. Il RoWea and S. y. Miller.
Tie latest returns show Mr. Hunt L.
he the leader i nrhis race by IS votes
Over Rowen and It's over Miller
R0weH leads Miller by ~ votes aDd
Miller beats scrfelIs by 2o3 votes
aIeehs comes laat ON the ticket. having
bees beaten BY qroIs hy 80, votes
Fer constable of Vaugine township
Frank Stewart beat Tandy Brewer by
197 votes. having received I'll ctes
to Brewers - Tie vote was as fol
lows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

dered Mr. ]. W Meeks for his dona-
ton from the S. X. and L. of Arkansas.
Such interest being manifested greatly
encourages the ladies'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-19
VariOs juiei0s ilnp0r
tanteS en- AguadiIIa
Una GauSa Dor aSesInatO Sc Vl0
allli 60 sga6IIa GOTis.
DE n@estr0 Cogvssp01sso1. }

Diciembre 16 LA Corte de Distri-
to ha celebfado varios JUICES imp0r-
tantes.
EiIunes 10 tuvo lugar 81 iuieio por
Jurado contra Catalina Echevarrfs
autor del asesinato en- la persona de
Evangelista Alvarez. en- el pueblo de
Lares.
Defendi6 81 acusado el Letrado
Franco Soto estando iRspirado en- 81
discuFsO de s1plica al Jurado.
rs de lamentar que este joven Ls-
trado no dispusiere de IN buen torren-
te de voz, pues SO comprende los gran
des esfueTzos que hace para que Sc Ie
olga.
A pesar de no hsber tenido 81 suf.
clente tempo para Ell estudio qua ne
ceslta una causa de esta naturaleza,
pues fue califcado ell hechO de asesi-
nato ca primer grado, y & pessr de
que seg1n manifesto dich0 Lstrad0 el
mlsmo dia 8 el anterior habia sido
nombradO defensors su defensa fu6
muy buena.
El ministerio Fiscal estuvo Ia al
tura de gu mission sosteniendo su acu-
ssci6n Es un funciOnario que So es-
fuerza bastants para saIir aircso en-
sus acusaciOnes les que sostiene con las
pTuebas que presents por ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico.
El pueblo que presencia estos actos
tlane siempre Is vista fla en- Ell Fiscal
nuncA espera que este funciOnRrio
fiaquee, 81 cOntrario siempra cree que
preseDtA msyOres acusaciones por 10
tant0 les que simpatizen con Ia causa
favor del acusado no verSn ri acep-
tar6n con mucho gusto SD actitud: Pc
ro seguldamente Sc retiexiona , Sc di-
ce que esq es go mission en- nombra
de Ia ley cumple con su ministerio.
PerO va que nos ccupamos de este
alto fnnclOnario, aquf auuque no pro-
ceds, Queremos hacer constar Iss ver-
stones que SO recojen la termination
de los juicios y es que verfan con su-
mo gusto que el Fiscal no trataFa de
interrumpir & los letrados cuando es.
tan en- el periodo de su defensa, pues
se We con RIg6n disgusto Y sobre todo
cuRndO Sc da lugar & que Ia Corte la
me le stenci6n.
En- ell presente case observance que
Ell representante del Pueblo de Puerto
Rico. estuvo algo fuerte en- sus distin-
tos periodos.
LIegado 81 turno de instruction al
Jursdo por el Hon. Juez. este con su
SO stumbFado despeio. rObuetez de
criteriO, Ie instruye 10 sufciente para
que puedsn dictar an veredicto jus
to.
Termineda la informaci6n Sc retira
ell Jurado & deIiberar, presentandose
hora y media despu6s con an veredicto
de culpabilidad en- se2undo grado de
asesinRto
sefsI6ss pOr la Corte para sentencia
dos dias.