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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-04
eAYsvILLE.

Mrs. Sarah Morey is improving.
Justin Martin is working in Barnard.
Mrs. A. w. Boutwell, had shock las
week.
Miss Lottie Hull spent Sunday in Roeh
ester.
Mrs. Martin wyman, Jr., is visiting il
Bethel.
! r. E. Wilson and wife were in Bethe
last Friday.
Hazel Quinby is confined to the hous'
with fever.
A child was born Jan. to Mr.. and Mrs
Matthew Hall.
Martin Wyman, Jr., is spending few
weeks in Boston.
Fred Reynolds had horse die at j. S
Davis last week.
DIR. Fletcher is having a hard wood iool
laid in his office.
Mrs. Charlotte Leonard is expected
| home before long.
Mrs. A. w. Chamberlain has returned
from visit in Rutland.
Miss Mary Boutwell, is caring for her
mother on Boutwell, hill.
Miss Maud Parmenter of Pittsfeld was
at A. &. Quimby's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Richardson were in
North Sherburne a day recently.
Mrs. Cornelius Cutler OF Bethel 'Lympus
visited relatives in town day last week.
Miss Julia Miller OF Bethel visited at her
brothers, Rev. j. w. Miller's, a day last
week.
The Helping Hand club will meet with
Mrs. A. W. Ballard next Saturday after
noon.
stadr,,a,, .to,9aoa - a ma.
he'd were visitors at Alfred Quimby's re-
Gently.
o. j. Richardson was called to Roxbury
last week by the death OF his brother,
Samuel.
Charles McColIom of Pittsheld spent
several days last week with his aunt, Mrs.
S. p. Brown
Vernon Cutler has been confined to the
house the past week with cold and neu-
ralgia in his eyes.
Mrs. George Holcomb, who spent sever
al weeks at her brothers, Dr.. Fletoher's,
has gone to Barre.
Rev. Fraser Metzger OF Randolph will
speak in the Universalist church Feb. u,
at 1880 p. m. Subject, Success
The Helping Hand club will hold Val
entine sociable at Union hall Tuesday
evening, Feb. II, from to 10 o'clock.
The Christian Endeavor society will
meet IN the Universalist church in the fu-
ture, beginning with the next meeting.
Dana Washburn and Annie Shaw were
married last week Monday afternoon at
The NJ. f. parsonage by Rev. j. W. Miller.
Z. g. Mcintyre and wife, Fred button
and wife and Miss Washburn OF Bethel
were in town Jan. p to attend the Lean
Year ball.
Miss Bertha Davis closed her second /
term Of school in the Ranney district Jan. /
z. Number Of pupils, II. Those having 4
20 absent marks during the term are Leon /
ma Lawrence Mills, for which each re- /
'eiyed prize. Leon Mills had no absent /
marks during the entire year, and Fanny 4
Boutwell, had only two absent marks dur. /
ng the school ar.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-04
sHERBuRNE.

A. G. Plumley went to Rutland Friday
w. o. Bates took a trip to Rutland Mon.
day.
r. @. Plumley took trip to Pittsfield
Sunday.
II. F. Barton Of Rutland was in town
last week.
Herbert Rogers moved his family ia
Pittsfield Wednesday.
Lyman Wilson and wife visited i'm
Bridgewater recently.
Miss Maud Trombly Of Chittenden is
working for Rush Plumley.
Fred Doubleday and Verne Dimick OF
Bridgewater were in town last Sunday.
Miss Golda Ranger OF Mendon visited at
william Doubleday's the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. silas shippy moved their
goods into w. X. Taylor's tenement last
week
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-04
EAST BRAINTREE

Willie Perham has gone to Athol, Mass.
Stillman Blanchard and little Fred of
Quechee were in town Sunday and Mon
day.
Mrs. Nellie Fullam and daughter, Lucy,
were at A. X. McIntire's Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Martin and little daughter, Millie.
of Waterbury, who have been visiting al
ID. Fordham's, went away Tuesday
Do not forget the Mite society visit.
mentioned last week. which is to be held
Friday at the basement, commencing at 10
O'Clock.
G. z. meeting next Sunday evening at
7:30. Topic, ''Christ for the World and
for Ne: John 3; Il, p. Leader, Mae
Chadwick.
An evangelist, Mr. Watt of Barre, will
hold meetings here Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings and will conduct the
regular services next Sunday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-04
EAST BETHEL.

Mrs. NJ. G. Washburn is i'll.
Mr.. Powell was in Woodstock Saturday
j. Nj. Fowler was in Tunbridge last
week
Miss Grace spaulding has recovered
from bronchitis.
Mr.. Powell finished work for Horace
Clifford Saturday.
j. II. Buck, Mrs. George Slack and
Mrs. Hanks went to Warren Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. p. Smith has recovered
from her recent illness.
Master Nelson Gage, who has been
sick OF some weeks, is gaining.
Some will be interested to know that
Con Campion is in GAINESVILLE. Wis. In
school OF telegraphy.
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BETHEL olympus.

Mrs. Merritt Brink has returned to her
work at Albert Dustin's.
Mrs. Effie Holland has finished work at
Echo Farm and with her daughter, Mil
dred, returned to Gaysville Monday
About sixty OF the friends and neigh
bors of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bowen met at
their home Monday evening, Jan. is. to
celebrate the tenth anniversary of their
marriage. Many useful articles were left.
including sideboard, chair, large num-
Der OF pieces Of glass and china and a con.
siderable sum Of money, besides many
other useful articles.
A very interesting Epworth League
meeting was held at the church Sunday
evening. Topic, my Place in the War
Against lntemperance.n Leader, Mrs.
Hattie Hoisington. Addie LaBounty.
Marion Billiard and Fannie TwiteheIl sang
Father, dear father, come home with me
now" There were readings and speaking
by several. About forty were present.
Use Wise King Flour for broad
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Escaped an Awful Fate.

Mr.. II. Higgins of Melbourne, Fla,
writes, my doctor told me | had Com
sumption and nothing could be done for
me. l was given up to die. The offer of a
Tree trial bottle OF DIR. Kings New Dir
coVery for Consumption, induced me TO
Try u. Results were startling. / am now
on the road TO recovery and owe all to DR..
Kings New Discovery. IL surely saved
my life.p This great cure is guaranteed for
all throat and lung diseases. Price, soc.
and 81. Trial bottles free.
For sale by Drew & Leonard, Randolph.
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A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
70 refund the money on q 5O-cent bottle Of
Greene's Warranted syrup Of Tar IN 4
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee 25-cent bottle to prove satis-
factory or money refunded.
A. K. Hood q Son, Chelsea.
A. \. King a Son, Tunbridge.
G. A. Wight, North Tunbridge.
;. =. Buell. q Co, South STAFFORD.
l. l.. Udall a Son, STAFFORD.
Prank Durkee, Plttsfeld.
9. W. Brigham & Son. Pittsfeld
Fred Morrill,, Pistsfeld.
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Mysterious Circumstance.

One was pale and sallow and the other
fresh and rosy. Whence the difference {?
She who is blushing wi b health uses DR..
Kings New Life Pills to maintain it. By
gently arousing the lazy organs they COM
pei good digestion and head of constipa-
ton. Try them. Only 25c.
For sale by Drew q Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-04

Use Wise King Flour for bread.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-04

Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs for
Matching, Toe. and 81 for IS.
Am Mrs. o. n. BARRows, Bethel, Vt.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-01-07

FOR SALE.-One large two year
old colt. f. Bell Mills, Topsham, vt.
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co UNITY GO URT A DJO URNS.

Final adjournment OF Septemb bel
term OF Washington county court wa.
made on Saturday. This action wal
necessary because of the business in
other courts requiring the attention
OF the judges. A large amount OF
work is now on hand for the March
term, which will probably be long
one. In the case of State VS.. George
Freeman for felonious assault on Mar
cia Goodrich, q verdict of not guilty
was rendered.
In the contested will case, regards
ing the will of Solomon l.. Gilman,
the will was adjudged established by
the court. In Jangraw VS.. Perkins,
recently reversed and remanded by
Supreme Court, leave was given the
orator to amend his bill upon usual
terms as to costs. In Hathaway vs..
Goslant, molten for spportionment
OF costs made by the defendant was
denied. Lillian Bomb bard VS.. City OF
Barre was entered settled and discon-
tinued while Dillon VS.. Barre and
Keefe VS.. Barre were discontinued.
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Linens, Napkins, Towels,

Cream German Damask, choice
patterns, extra wide.
39c, 48c, 69c yd
10 pieces ALL Linen Bleached
Damask, extra wide. and hand
some patterns. soc, SOC, CSC
Cannot be duplicated for such
fine qualities.
35 doz. Cream Napkins, s size,
all Linen, value 81 25. 79c doz
Is doz. s and Z size Napkins,
all Linen, to match Damask.
CSC, 1.39, LIS, 1893
25 doz. Linen Huck Towels,
White and Colored Border.
1Oc and IL 1-2c each
80 doz. Linen Towels, plain
White and Colored Border, always
sold for 25c and 35c each.
Now 15c and 19c each
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OF proper care. W. N. Theriault tele-
phoned to various places this morning
in an endeavor to reach an agent Of
the Humane Society, but up to this
writing his efforts have been unsuc-
oessful. The case will doubtless come
up in city court tomorrow. But
owing to the absence of Judge Wood
ward. who was called away by the
death OF Mrs. Woodward's father, no
definite arrangements for the trial
had been made at the time of going
to press.
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Shirt Waists


35 doz. Fleece-lined Wrappers.
The $125, 1.39, 1.50 grade, to
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hides, &c. lb. dairy skins, 25o. to
Zoe. each; wool pelts 40c. to s.. 90
each Peck Bros. Montpelier, Vt.
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FU r S


space will not permit us to tell you
all about them. But if you have
the faintest idea of buying, be sure
and visit this store.
36 and 42.inch Wombat, Coon,
Dog, Astrakan, Wool Seal, and
Russian Calf Driving Coats.
1898, 24.98, 29.98
30 and 36-inch Fur Capes. AS
trakan at 1898
Wool Seal 1893
Electric Seal, 1898
so Near Seal and Electric Seal
Jackets, plain and fancy trimmed
a 1898, 1898. 24.98
Sizes 80 to 3S.
$50 small pieces of Neck Furs,
all new shapes, from 1893 up
300 Cloth and Boucle, also
Plush Capes, 27, 30and 36 inches
1893, 2.98, 3.98, 4.98
The lowest priced in this lot
cost $500 They must be sold.
5S Beaver and Square Shawls.
Greys, Browns, and Blacks. All
reversible. 1893, 2.98, 3.98
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-21
De SOCIEDAD.

COmSSS6n de Tecib0. -En otro lugar
de este diario damos cuenta de los dis
tSnguidos i6venes que han de formAr
Ia comisi6n de ..recibospara ell bale de
Carload delIdia. 81. - -
Los muchachOs, como Sc We. son bue-
nos (me exceptu0). y seran muy CO.
rrectamente atendidas, Las damas que
cOncurran & esa fiesta.
En- RSO QrGqade.-Cn gran ndmero
de sefioritas Y j6Venes de esta aocieded
se proponen concurrir dichO pueblo
el dfa 26, q las festAs religiosas que ALI
tendr6n lugar.
Las seforas y seGoritas Bruno,
AQuayo, Sicard6, Mario y muChas mas,
desempeflarap los coros que han de ser
notables.
Hay gran animaci6n para esGs fes-
tas que hSrSn 6pOca entire las ceIebr6-
das an 81 indicadO pueblo.
I'm bGSle.-EEL0s y eLtOs desean que
IA <isranAa del s&badO pr6xlmo sea
conCurrida y 6 buen seguro que 10 con-
aaguirGn 81 SO empefan.
Ell p0rQate Sc vera muy anlmado en-
De pqseo.-Las distipguidas y bsllas
geGoritas Maria y Angela Vilelle, han
salido aver para Arecibo en- ovieje de
recreo ' 10 har6n Ponce cuando re-
FSeStog onOnad8tica. Mos aseguFan
Que resuItar6 animadfsimR la que en- Ia
pr6xima semana darS una conocida fa-
miIia de San JuAp, on cuyo hogar hay
dos graciosas damitas.
Solamente asistiran los fntimos de Ia
casa, expresamente invitados. y el ratio
serS agradabIe, pues son muy cOrtesea
los espOsos sasaltados.0
10 sentsmaos. Alta. esbelts, hermo
sR como una circasisna, pues So tipC
tiene muy i6ven y con unos ojos DC
intraduCible expression pOr 10 divino DC
aus luces, llama poderossmente La aten'
Ci6n por donde pesa, derramando 81 So
lero Irresistible de gu espl6ndida her
mOsura.
va a baile, amigo ......; pero...'
no bailar6. -
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Corts Dc DlstIito de San Juan.

Los libros de dicha Corte. dan Ell
siguiente resultado del trabaio rea-
lizado durante los primeres veinte
dfas del mes de- Diciembre en- curse ::
Criminal.-Juicios orales celebFa-
dos, "a; sobreseimientos Idecretados,
9: apelacicnes desestimadas por no
venir en- forma la fanza, 9; que
dan un total de 35 resoluciones dc
tadas.
Civil. - Sentencias dictadas en-
pleitos, I; excepciones Tesueltas. 4;
aseguramientos de sentencias de-
scretados. 2; orden de arresto mega
da, l; nuevo juicio concedido, /;
que forman un total de Is resolu-
clones.
Jurisdiction voluntaria.- Expe-
dientes de dominic aprobados, 6;
declaratorias de herederos hechas,
otFas FesOluciones dictadaS. 10;
que totalizan 26 resoluciOneS.
Recursos extraordinarios. Sc ex-
pidieron dos autos de habeas cor
pus, 2 de mandamus y 2 de GER
ciorari.
Total general -82 resoluciones
tomadas en- los 20, primeros dias
de Diciembre en- curso. Para. los
dltimos dias de Diciembre no sc
han hecho seflalamientOs.
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Una nina abaadOnada.
Fu6 TaCOgida en- Ia oStaCi6n del
teTTOGaTril pOT IN guaTdia.
Dice que un hOmbTe Ia EMBARGO
en- eI trGn.

A ID estaci6n del fsrrocarriI lego
hoy procedente de Arecibo una nina
como de diez nos de edAd.
Viste IN trsjecito color rosa y tiene
un collar qua le c&e hacia deIante. Usa
zapatos amarillos y es de peIo semi
rubio Y paIiducha.
La encontr6 en- la estaci6n el guar
dia joss Qui6onfs
Dice IIamsrse Juana Ortiz Y mani
fiesta que un hombre llsmNdo Pr6xe-
dea GonzSlez fu6 quien 10 saC6 pasaie
para San Juan. suCediendo que 6 ID
lleRads & esta capital Ia pobrecit0 nina
Sc vic sola en- d estaci6n.
Agreg6 Juanita Ortiz que tiene en-
San Juan una heFmaha.
Ls conductA de Gonzalez es pcco
corrects, pues ha expuesto { esq nina
serios peliRos.
La nina Sc encuentra alojada en- ell
cuartel de Ia poIicfa. & donde Ia Condu-
jo el guardia jose Quinones.
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uotIeIas de Utuado.
DE aassestro Correspoesa7. }

De maestro CorrespoaesGl. }
Diciembre 10.
Aver tarde BE Uev6 & cabo en- Ia pIa-
"a p1blica un emeeting0 espiritista 81
que asistieron infnidad de personas.
eetando. .el beIlO sexo en- considerable
n6mero.
Habl6 primero don Ricardo R1drf-
guez luego don Julio Calves cu7os
discursos Ilenos de l6gica , filosofia
fuerOn deIirantemente aplaudidog.
Otros oradores iban & hacer usO de
Ia palabra; pero teniendo los cat6licoa,
apost6licos romanos procession. suspen-
di6se ell SmeetinRS & fin de evitar diff
rencias.
El acto result6 espIendido. como es-
plendida result6 tambi6n Ia conferen-
cia que pOr Ia noche efectu6se en- el
Centre eHumildad0 en- la que tOm8ron
parte los se6ores don Osvaldo Alfonso,
don Pedro Mirands. don Arturo Qui-
fiOnez, don joe r. Colon = don Julio
Calves.
La propaganda espiritlsta es aVasa-
IIadora, reinand0 animation general.
Esta noche h2bra otra conferencia en-
ell mismo CentrO.
Los cat6licos SO distinguen de los
demSs ciudadanos ,porque levan sobFe
el gabSn an lazo szul. distintivo que
ha ordenado 81 Cura de esta loCalidad.
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ERRATAS IMPORTANTES.

En- eI trabsjo que aver insert6ramos
acerca del hermoso ibrO de versos.
PomarrOsQs, de jose de Diego, desli-
z6roDse dos erratas 8 frases que omi-
tiera el caiista.
Una de dichas errAtas aparece 81 f.
naIizar del septimo pArrafo, donde
dice:
e..... eOrprendidas por el lectOr de
PomGrros0s, , cuando debe decir:
<...... 80TpreaadSdas pOr 81 lectOT en-
las pGgSnas dc { ePon50rTOSG8.
Y IL otra omission aparece en- el nc
veno p6rrsfo cuarta lfnea. en- que Sc
lee:
e.....en Ia breeze pero hOaarosG H.
RIGA GntiJlG7aG.9 , etc.. en- vez de:
en- la breeze per0 hO1aTaOSG hSs-
tOraG de Ia l5YicG atiLLOnG, etc.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-21
NUEVOS CONSEJEROS

Un cabIegrama recibido por el go
bernador INFERNO, notici6 hoy que ell
presidente ha nombrado conseieros del
Executive de la isIa & las gefiores doc
tor Rafael del Vale y Luis Sanchez
Morales.
La desiguaci6n del doctor del Vale,
presidente de la Junta Central de
Union, ha sido recibida con regocijo
por todo 81 mundo. hRbiendO reCibidO
este compatriota numerOsas felicita-
Clones poP So nOmbramiento.
Ahora, el Conseio Executive queda
tornado por dos Independence. sefio-
res Crosas y Diaz Navarro; dos repu-
bIiuos, seflOres BRrbosa y Sanchez Mo
ralee; pOr IN unionista. sefiOr doctor
Rafael del Vale.
El stfior Sanchez Morales ha sido
tambi6n muy fslicitado.
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Una dlscordia de famlIia.
Despues de la contienda, la agreso'
ra declar6se culpable.

Un case original vi6se ante el
Juez Municipal de San Juan: Una
Sra. denunci6 a la policla q su sue
ora Y q su cunada.
La sonora sent6Se en- el banqui-
llo de los acusados y su declara-
ci6n POGO mas 6 menos fu6 la si-
guiente:
vant6me de NAL humor y mi cu1a-
da empez6 a cantar coplas que en-
volvfan indirectas para mi Violen-
ia, me fuf q ella y llegamos q las
manos. Entonces, suegra y cu1a-
da. cay6ronme encima y despavo-
riia di parte la policfa.S
NHoy declare ing6nuamente que
he falfado a mi deber. Esta sonora
ss mi madre y la OtEa mi hermana
yo me declare culpable, y estoy
arFepentida de un paso tan impFu-
dente y pido indulgencia al senior
Este la absolyi6 lbre de costas
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TTibunaIeS 0SpafOIeS.
EI ''hIfO De ORC. : La tuteIa Do
IN IncapaeltadO.
Ia historic del litlgIO ss curiOsa.

"a qui6a corresponds ejercer A tu-
tela de 40 incapacitAdo. al tutor nom
brado para ese case pOr ell Consejo de
femiIia. 8 por el contrario. & uno de los
tatores sustitutos nombrados en- tes-
tamento por Ell padre del incapaz, pa
rs regir los actos de este durante So
menor edad9
Este es Ell probiema planteado ante
ls Saia primera del Tribunal Supreme
de Espa M.
La historic del Iitigio es cnrioss.
HGce much0s amos un sefloF. VGcino
de Lola. nombF6 an su testAmento tres
tutores, dos de ellos con el carscter de
sustitutos. para an hijo suyo menor de
edad y lamado don Fernando Perez
Fl6rez.
El tutor nombrado en- primer t6rmi-
no desempef6 su cargo. Y cuando 81
pupilo lego & la mayor edad rindi6
cuentBs de su gesti6n, teTminando 6s-
ia. por consiguiente.
Pasado aIg1n tempo. ell sefor Pc
rez Fl6rez fu6 decIarado incapaz; Sc
reuni6, con tai motive. 81 coDsejo de
familia. y, como Sc haCe en- tales cases.
nombr6 tutor del incapacitado al pa
riente mas pr6ximo.
Despu6s deaase nombr&mientO, tuvo
oriGen 81 pleito que en- Ia actualidad
se ventila.
En- efecto, uno de los tutores susti-
tutos nombrados en- el testsmento para
Ia menor edad del sefI0r Perez Fl6rez.
enterado del scuerdo de fsmilia 10 im-
pukn6, recurriendo en- aIzada contra
81 ante ell juzgadO de primera instan-
de Lola.
El iuzg1do di6 Ia rsz6n al reclaman-
te, don Carlos Gonzslez Albs, deter
minRndo que, como este interesaba. q
81 corresponds Is tuteIa de referen-
ciR.
Despu6s que el iuzgado dict6 tai re-
soluci6n, ana pariente del incRpaz en-
tabl6 ante ID misma autoridad judicial
un juicio ordinario de mayor cuantfa
contra 81 aludido senior Gonzalez Alba.
que sc crefa con derech0 & u tutela.
El iuzgado en- este pIeito opin6 de
modo distinto que en- la alzada ante
rior sentencio ell asunto disponiendo
que 81 que debia desempe6ar Ia tutela
era el pariente nombrado por el con-
sejo de familia.
Esto parcels 10 natural. puesto que
en- reaIidad NADIA tiene que YER ell tutor
nombrado para un menoF. con el que
fuese precise nombrarIes "a llegado
la mayor edad por hA0erse incapacitR'
do. .
Nos enContramos. pues, con dos ia.
Hos contradictorios, dictados por 81
mismo juzgado en- id6ntico asunto.
Ambas parties apeIan ante Ia Audien.
cia de Ia resolution que. respectiva
mente les periudica. y y AudienCis
acuerda anuIar los autos. deteTminan
do en- defnitiVa. como ell tribunal in
ferior 10 hAbfa hecho aI sentenciar 9
iuicio ordinariO, que Ia tutela del inca
paz corresponds. en- efecto. al nom
brado por 81 conseio de familia.
El que pretendfa ser tutor no 81
repigna, ' acude 81 Tribunal Supreme
interponiendo 81 recurso por infrac
ci6n de ley. -
Hay que advertir. como fnal, que q
incapacitado. cuya tutela tan disputa
do es, se Ie conoce en- So pueblo n8ts
por Ell remoquete dc eEl Ni1o de Orc
& causa de su inmensa fortuna.