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Positions obtained Tor graduateA
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Courses practical and thorough.
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APPREHENSION OF
OFFICE CHANGES
Assistant Secretaries Fear
Shake Up
IN FAVOR OF CAMPAIGNERS
Roosevelt, However, Less Liable Than
Other Executives to Make Changes.
May Be Influenced.

President Rocsevelt's Cabinet will un-
dergo little change but the general feel
Ing Is that there will be a considerable
'shake-up' among the assistant secre-
taTies In the departments and their sub
ordinates who do not come under the
rules or the civil service appointments.
Apprehension on this score has already
made itself apparent among these Off
cials, who, while they hold minor posi-
tions, yet play an important part in di-
recting the work Of the Government.
Their uncertainty rests on the fact
that President Roosevelt undoubtedly
Will be subjected to strong pressure to
make openings for many men who were
able 10 take a more active and success
ful part in the campaign than these
who were obliged TO remain in Wash
ington.
Fear Strong Pressure.
While II Is realized that the President
is far from being the kind Of Executive
to give up a faithful employe 10 re-
ward a politician. yet the influence OF
powerful Senators is counted on as be'ps
an important factor in the securing OF
the positions. and for this reason there
~ iiuEA hpetllhAiDH az 10 Hhat tsi'
new alignments will bring about
In all the departments positions c!
great Importance are held by assistant
secretaries. These positions average
from s2,0O0 10 5000 In the Treasury De
partment there are three assistant sec
retaries and a number Of subordinate,
dependent upon their being In Office.
The Interior Department has two as
Sistuut secretaries: the Census Bureau
has several appointive positions. the De.
partment OF Commerce aR1 Labor tE<
same. and the Departments OF Justice
and POstofice, of course, have many
more.
For one reason these officials may
count on greater security with Mr.
Roosevelt than If another President had
BEEN elected.
One Consolation.
This is the fact that Mr.. Roosevelt
more than any other Executive bacam,
personally acquainted with those fnTae
diately under him. He has lone away
with much Of the red tapa Of the de
partments, and whenever an important
matter comes up. he otter summons tn,
chiefs OF the departments 10 consul. al
.ectly with him.
In this way many OF his assistant.
are on terms OF personal friendship witt
him, and are not likely 10 be displaca
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
RICHFTELD.

1laIflaee licenses were granted during
LHe week 20 Samuel MeaChim and Miss
rflseiila hay Of Annabclla. and TO Chas.
-, 1nflsLensen ana Miss Matilda Chris
Jensen of Central. The first cotDle went
10 Aanu and were married ia the tpug-
PIE. A reception was given Friday at the
nome OF the BRIDE parents. Mr. and Mrs.
samuel kay. The second couple were
married wednesday at the home Of the
pride s parents and q reception followed
MIR and Mrs p. C. Nelson. Mr.. end
A l a. ~. AekersOn, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
IN 1horse9n, Mrs Frank Latshawi Mrs.
Channle Hansen, Mrs. T. T. Jorgeuseu
ana r. G. Hanks enjoyed the pleasures of
Jne Odd Fellows outing to Castillo we'd
Mrs. Laura Crane and Mrs. All Kessler
OF saiina spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
saul hrotki of this place.
Ftrs. Benjamin Reynolds and daughter
ot MarySFale visited ia Hichfield during
Miss Emma Elliott has returned from
Kimberly.
Miss Trena Poulson is I'm Kimberly Wis
lClnS her sister Mrs. A. c.. Riser
Mrs. IT, M Brown Of Provo Is visiting
her sister here. Mrs j. S. ROlio
MHs. John McFadyen is down from
Kimberly visiting with her parents.
Ar- ana Mrs. Nephi Christensen are
down from Kimberly visiting relatives
sauna people who have visited in Rich
lseiu curing the past week are Dir. and
Mrs. John Hood. mr. aud Mrs. Isehi Pet
ersOn. W. IT. Rex and Miss Violet Rex.
Dir. and Mrs. George Robbins, Miss Belle
peterson, Hilmer and Alfred Peterson.
MISS Kate Crane. j. T. Crosier and daugh-
ter, George T. Stevens, Willard Francey
and Bruce Ivie
Jonn 5. ROllO is attending court sessions
IN Piute and Wayne counties.
Mrs. A. =, Williams visited with the
family of j. J. Thomas in Salt Lake dur
ing the week.
Judge McCarty and son Ray were down
from SAT- Lake during the week to see
the Judges brother Norman who has
come from Jackson. Mich, for the sum-
mer, and is visiting his mother in Mon
roe.
@. w. Scott was q visitor from Kim
berry during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stevens Of Isoa
visited in Richfield and Salina a few
days during the week
Miss Jennie Sprague Of Kimberly Wis
tied in Monroe during the week
Clayton Gannett and daughter Carrie
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PARK CITY

Miss Daisy Feuton of salt Lake City
spent Tuesday in the Park
Mrs. Frank Richardson is visiting in
the Park.
c. A. Blocher was a Salt Lake pas
seuger Monday.
William Radon journeyed to the
city Monday.
Percy Williamson spent Tuesday in
the Park on business.
A. B. Kennedy of ogden is visiting
i'm the Park
The members of the Park City Mill
tary band rendered "a very pleasant
and enjoyable concert iu their band
stand Tuesday evening. A programme
which lasted more than am hour. was
played Tor the many listeners.
Mrs. Sam Radon and family re-
turned home from the city Sunday
morning.
w ". Armstrong was in the Park
Wednesday.
The ladies of the Congregational
church served a dinner in the base
ment of their church Tuesday, which
proved to be a great financial success
and the proceeds win be given to the
church.
Miss Nellie Powers returned TO her
home in Butte. Mont, Sunday after
noon, after a very pleasant ten days
visit with Mrs. John Talon.
Miss Bardsley went down to Salt
Lake Monday on a ten days visit with
relatives and friends.
The Ladies of the Maccabees are
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IN SOCIETY.

han. Tuesday evening. The follow ing
programme was rendered: Address on
welcome. Don w. Conover. responded
20 by the guests Of honor. recitation.
Miss Nora Young, duet. Misses Pearl
Boreu and Dean TWelves; recitation
Miss Pearl Adams violin solo, Miss
Adams. recitation, ANA Bean; address,
j. S. Hinckley, song, Miss Aargret
Wood. Refreshments followed.
Emit Johnson. William Hilton and
Thomas Miner Of Salt Lake were in
this city Tuesday.
Miss Nina Houston spent sunday Wis
iung with her parents IN American
Fork.
Mrs. John Stewart LETT Friday after
noon for Willard city where she VIII
spend a couple of months visiting with
her parents, SIR. and AIRS. call
The usual midsummer outing of the
Scandinavians of Provo took place Fri
day iu the fine grove at the head of
With West street.
Mr and Mrs. Beugt johnson, jr., gave
a social to the choir Of the second ward
Friday evening. some sixty were pres
ent. Delicious refreshments We're
served.
BIrs. J. N. Strong is visiting with
friends I'm Verual
Mrs EIma McClurg has returned from
her trip east. where. she visited friends
in Illinois. Indiana and Iowa. She re-
turns iu splendid health.
Mrs. Rh0da Carroll of ogden is
spending the week with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ramsey OF this
city.
Mrs. J. NJ Stevenson leaves next
week for Burtlett Ia, TO attend the
wedding of her daughter DOttie. who
married Il. J. Castor of that place.
ROmOia. the uttle daughter of Judge
and Mrs. W. r. king OF salt Lake
City, spent the week with her cousin,
Miss Zula Houtz Of this city.
AIRS Rose Robinson left Wednesday
10 join her husband at st. Louis.
Professor Brimhau left Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Knight to
spend the vacation at Raymond, Can
ada.
Miss Annie Anderson. for two years
employed in the home Of Senator
Smo0t leaves Sunday for Nephi 10 be
married to one Of the promising young
men of that enterprising little city. The
wedding takes place next Wednesday
IN the Manu temple.
The Primary association of the Third
ward rendered very nicely "Wednesday
and Friday evenings the pleasing little
Cantdta, Little Red Riding Hood
Mrs Maggie Sullivan of Eureka is
visiting this week with MIS- Marie Al
berg Of this city.
Mayor R0ylauCe spent Thursday at
the state capital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsey OF this
city, and their daughter, Emma, at
tended the wedding reception Thurs
day evening of Mr. n. II. Ross of Salt
Lake City and Miss Hattie Vyeightman
Of PaysOn, at the home of the latter's
parents.
There was a very pretty little com
DlimeuLaTy musical recital given by the
pupils Of Mrs. Y. b. De LOery, Tuesday
EVENING" at the Third ward assembly
han.
AIRS. Harry Felt of Nanti is visiting
relatives and friends.
~ DIT. Bott0mley and wife left this week
for am extended tour Of the east They
VIII visit friends in Wisconsin and Mi
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Mrs. Charles Wnkes and Miss wilkes
Of Salt Lake city are the guests Of cap
Mrs. J. 5. Od6H or ogden returned to
her home this week after q pleasant visit
with her son, Postmaster OdeiL
Professor J. c. Thomas Is visiting in
John ". owen or Pocsteuo spent part
q the week in Logan, visiting with Old
W. y. Mclaughlin Of st. Paul is a guest
of Rr- and Mrs ~ J. Petersen.
William Crockett of Diugle Ida. rs Vis-
1 itlng with Logau relatives.
". W. Ritter of salt Lake City visited
In Logan during the week.
r, a Caldwell or Pocatelio is ia Logan
on visit.
Sheriff George c. Rigby left here the
The young ladies Of the Fourth ward
gave a social and ice cream festival on
IhHrscay evening At proved ~ pc @ COM
pleLe social ana financial success
Professor J. III. Paul OF the l.. y. S.
renewing old friendships.
A. ID. Semmet Of Brooklyn Is the guest
OF hlr. and Mrs. Carl Olson.
jolly crowd OF Logan young people
started out Wednesday ior a canyon trim.
( The party was chaperoned by Mrs W B.
Those comprising the party are. Misses
barbara Howell. Winnie MorrelL lou
Thatcher. Marie Barber. Vera ormsbE.
Vivian Hatch. Julia Hendricks, Le.tle
Busby, Masters Booker Preston. Alex
Preston, ROYAL Martineau. Reese Howell.
Vincent Carbon. John Gordon. Corictte
Ritter, Shirley Ncbeker
John F. Green OF Layton returned 90
his home this week after pleasant visit
Attorney Ricoy r. Jones of Brigham
City has located iu Logan, having decided
TO have his children attend school here.
Mr. and Mrs. w j. NaEgltou of Sioux
friends They expect 10 remain hero sav-
erai months
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Laura Brothersen and Tressie Larsen.
four Mt. Pleasant girls. were EDhraim
visitors Wednesday evening.
Dir. and Mrs. Frank futile Of Maut'
were Ephraim visitors Wednesday.
Miss ElveTda Andersen came home
from salt Lake city Thursday
Mrs. johnson and Miss Ida Johnson
Of Spring City were guests OF Err. and
Mrs. Joseph n Hansen Thursday.
mir. and Mrs. William Larsen fr
visited ia salt Lake City Friday.
Mrs. Jens ClaWsen is a guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. James Mickiesen, in
salt LAKE City
SIR. and Mrs John Dorins. jr.. were
salt Lake visitors Friday.
AF- and Mrs. j.. g. Willardsan and
ALs. Melissa Porter visited at Nay
field Tuesday
Miss Nora CiaWsen and Miss Elvena
Rasmussen Of this city have been en-
gagged as teachers ia the Ait. Pleasant
public schools.
Mrs r. c. Petersen was rendered a
surprise party by a large number Of her
friends Monday afternoon.
The voting for Goddess Of Liberty
10 be represented By a young lady. IS
attracting great deal of attention
The following young ladies' are beine
put forward: Miss Elanore Olsen. AIis.
Lena Erandsen. Miss Mabel Larsen
bliss Hazel Greaves, Miss Ann Cleaves
A1lss Myrtle Pehrsen and Miss Sadie
quinn They are running a neck-and-
neck race, with Miss Creaves sliehtIy
ln the lead, and Miss FFandsen onls
I'VE votes behind.
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and other placos in the county went TO
salt Lake Thursday ta attend the re-
union Of the missionaries aL sallalr.
AIRS joan WtlelE has returned 10 ea5t
Lake 0Lter a visit giLu her parents here.
Mr and AIRS. is - Anuie.
J. NJ Peterson and IT'S 81. Hamlose were
Kimberley visitors this week
William johnson has moved his family
up TO Cod Mountain L0r the summer.
Mrs Frank J. Cannon oE Ogden was tle
guest this week Of her daughter, Airs. a.
+. HYDE at kimberley
Frank McGanu of Sit Pleasant was a
I business visitor iD Richfeid.
r. 81. 6e2gmIller has moved Eis family
from Sigurd to Elichfieid.
ENRON Wright OF this place has gone
10 Gold Mountain for the summer.
airs. j. q. Jordan OF Mt Pleasant visit
ed wish her daughter here airs J.. -. joy
gensen, this week.
airs Hy6a OF Salt Lake De- spending
few days with her son, A. II HYDE. az
/ Kimberley.
oliver Jensen Is at Kimberley exc
pecting to remain all summer.
Mr.. and Airs. A. -. Hyde of Kimberley
entertained last Eriiay evening in honor
of their guests. 1lrs. Hyde and Ars-
Frank j. Cannon. Musical selections were
{ rendered and dainty refreshments served.
William Davis. Edward Davis and
James Cox have left Kimberley for their
I homes in Portland. ore.
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nois. and will visit the fair at St. Louis
before returning.
Postmaster Thorne and wife OF Pleas
ant Grove spent Saturday in the Gar
den City
carl Badger Of salt Lake city spent
Friday I'M town.
Edgar Perry. who has been on a two
years mission TO the southern states,
came home Friday.
Mrs. Helen Savage and daughter
Emma, the latter graduating from the
STAKE university, have returned to their
Garden City home
Senator and Mrs. SmOot are expected
home from Chicago Sunday evening.
County Attorney Page has returned
from his fishing trip TO the Strawberry
valley
ABEL J. Evans. G. II. Gardner and NJ.
". ingalls, of Lehi spent Thursday at
n. d. thurman spent Thursday at
the state capital.
Ray Clayton who has been two years
in England, IS doing the Worlds fair
before returning home.
Mrs Heber !. Grant and daughters
spent part or the week VITA Judge ana
Mrs. John L. Booth.
Judge MariOneaux spent three days
in the Garden City this week.
Monday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Newell 20 further discuss plans for a
public library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson en-
tertained a few friends at sixty-thTee
Thursday evening. Refreshments were
served. The guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames Jesse Harmon. Joseph r.
Page. David Barnett and Judge and
Mrs. Hatch of Heber.
owen SmOot. jr- and Miss Phoebe
Chambell were visitors in Salt Lake
City Friday.
The Third ward senior class OF the NJ.
]. A. entertained Tuesday evening in
honor of the juniors.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ramsey were
visitors i'm Payson Thursday
Mrs Charles Smith left Thursday for
Raymond Canada, where she VIII
spend the summer with her daughter.
Mrs. Raymond Knight.
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PROVO

Mrs. T. n Taylor gave au elaborate
entertainment Thursday afternoon, I'D
honor OF Mrs. Northrope and daughter
Florence. OF Chicago, Ill. The guests
of honor had been with AIR. N0rthrOpe
for "a three months suj0uru on the Pa
cltic coast, and the party stopped on
Tor return visit with Mrs IaylOr.
The entertainment was by far the
most elaborate social event Of the sum-
mer season. White and red roses
formed the principal decorations The
principal entertainment was singing Dy
Proves famous V0calists, Miss Emma
Ramsey ana Miss Aryila clark. DAM
IS and delicious refreshments were
served. Among the guests present
were Mesdames clara Jarvis, MaDei
Davis, Mabel Warner, iea Peag, Esther
Stewart. Emma Zabrisllie. Eta Dixon,
Matte Harding, Pearl Yates, Cara
Henrie. Emma Jensen. Amanda Young,
Leonard Tanner May Booth, Eliza
Taylor and Sadie Olsen, Misses Lydia
knudsen, Mary Boshard. Margaret
Thurman. Emma Ramsey, ArFilia
Clark, Sadie Graham. Beatrice and
Nora. Young, Helen Glazier, Sadie
johnson, WilmOth Grier and Ethel
Rogers.
Mrs. Walter r.. pike Of st. George is
spending couple OF weeks with her
relatives and many friends in the Gar
den CITY. Her husband DT. Pike, is
much improved i'm health, but still does
not feel able 20 endure the northern
climate
DIT. and Mrs. Frank Berldu, whose
home is.at ParOWau. stopped Off from
their four years studies az Baltimore,
Md. to visit a short time with Miss Ad-
ans. the operator at the Western Union
telegraph office
The cotton anniversary of mr.. and
Mrs. William Woodhead was given
Wednesday evening at the home Of the
young mans parents. The lawn was
lighted with Chinese lanterns, and the
gay company spent most of the evening
I'M dancing Booths on the lawn had
also been prettiy decorated, from
whence punch was served These who
did not prefer dancing INDUCED in six-
ty-three indoors. About three score
friends of the young couple were pres
ent.
The CluH family reunion, which is
held annually an about this time of the
year was Friday held az the Provo lake
resort. The Cluns were among the
early settlers of this city and the
progeny of the original thirteen now
reach we'll into the scores Invariably
a good time is spent, and this seasons
event was no exception to the rule The
picnic was turned into veritahie ban
quet and TT. TT. Clun acted as toast
master. The following t0asts were re-
sponded to: "Father Cluh, by Foster
Clum; Mother Cuff" by Mrs. =. c..
tlum. THE Original Thirteen. twelve
sons and one daughter. By II. TT. Clum.
Mrs. George Henry of Park City is
visiting with her mother. Mrs. Riley
The Sixth ward choir and their
friends spent "a pleasant evening at the
lake resort Thursday,
A. G. Aatheson Of Salt Lake was in
this city Tuesday.
Miss Maud Graham entertained at
dinner Miss Mary Mccullough of Eu-
reka, Tuesday.
There was a pleasing church social
given i'm honor Of Miss Eilate Elliott
and Elder Asahei Gee in the Fifth ward
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preparing TO give an lee cream social
Monday evening iu the clerks hall
for the beneht Of the Steele children.
Thomas Kearns was Park City
visitor Tuesday
Rev. II. Dunquist came up to the
Park Tuesday morning.
Rev. Hogan returned home TO the
city Monday afternoon
". F. Robbins came up from Ogden
Monday
Miss Jean Pearson returned Monday
morning from salt Lake.
Miss Bessie Wilson returned home
from ANA Arbor. Mich, Monday mora
ing, where she has been attending
school for the past year.
Charles Berryman was IN town Mon
dsy on business.
David Keith was ia the Park this
week
The dance given is Maple hall Tues
day evening hy Professor Younger in
honor Of the members of the O. A. r.
I was well attended and was a decided
success. both socially and anaancialIy
Miss EictOrine May returned to salt
Lake Monday afternoon after three
weeks visit IN the Park.
Miss Brown of salt Lake is visiting
with the Misses Kelly.
Msr. Busby came up from Salt Lake
/ Thursday morning to care fer her
daughter Miss Norma Busby who is
i'll with typhoid fever.
Thursday evening q very pleasant
surprise party was had on John ".
Geiger. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Lockhartp Mr.. and Mrs. j..
F'rankei Mr. and Mrs. f. Goist. Mr.
and Mrs. c. Shields and Mr. Fargo
Cards were played and refreshments
served, A Jolly time was had by all
Mrs Hines and daughter. Mayme. Of
salt Lake We're visitors to the Park on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L0ckhart entertained
at d Dutch lunch one evening this
week
Miss Isabelle Grant is visiting in salt
Lake.
Rev. Fathers Guiuan. Burns and
Murphy Of Salt Lake spent THURSDAY
and Friday in the Park. having come
70 attend the closing exercises of St
Mary's school.
James Ivers is visiting in the Park.
Mrs. Moran of Salt Lake has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs Il. Simon.
Mrs. Charles Plant Of Salt Lake was
/ in the Park Tuesday.
Mrs. James Ivers came up to the
Park Tuesday morning.
Miss Nellie Sperry is visiting in the
Park
Mrs. Murphy returned to the Park
Thursday morning.
Eddie Evans came home Thursday
morning from Salt Lake.
Mrs. Ed Evans and children returned
home Tuesday morning. after a short
visit ia Provo.
Mr.. Mixer was passenger on
Thursdays incoming train.
The Rathb0ne Sisters gave an enter
tainment IN their hall Wednesday
evening, the occasion being the first
anniversary of their organization in
Park City. Following the programme
refreshments were served.
Henry Hirschman was IN town this
week.
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EPHRATEF.

Miss Alice Lund is visiting with
friends in Utah county.
Miss Kinda Olsen was Up from Rich
field Wednesday.
The Misses Matilda and Ida Ros-
quist and Messrs. Christian and George
Jugenson visited in Salt Lake City
Friday.
Misses la Andersen, Winnie Tucker.
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EXCURSION RATES
70 oregon So -.

y y " l1--9'- = llllL0H
st. Louis and return ..-.........-..SE2. 50
Chicago and return .-s..,.......... $3.50
St Louis and return, via Chicago 81. 90
Transit limit ten days in each direc-
ton. final limit sixty days Tickets on
sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week
Tickets good for stop0ver.
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IDAHO EXCURSION.

Via oregon Short Line.
Saturday. July q Greatly reduced
rates. Ask agents regarding limits,
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Our entire stock OF Infants
and ChiIdren'S stock of Short
and Long Dresses, Short and
Long skirts, will be reduced
for this week.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-02
TragediaS Ga
uaaS FDi2edaS.
AGOmstisrOn a uno a naVajazos
y Ie SeGeiOlaTOD Ia yuguIar.
A otro lie infirieron una terrible pu-
fiaIads por la espalda.

Oviedo, Espafls, Septiembre TO-
Cinco m0zalb st6s p3saroa j1ntos la
noche babiend0 en- ell barrio de San
Lorenzo, donde Sc celebraba una YER
bena.
Al amanecer f1eron al Immediate
barriO de Tum2dil con ell prop6sito de
coger manz2nas. acordand0 que saita-
Sc la t4pis de Ia POm8rada, Benjamin
Alfonso. de II amos.
Cuando estab3 buscando sitio acce-
sible, le acometieron los demas & ma
vajazos. seccionandoIe Ia yugular. de-
j5ndole muerto.
Sc supone que le Ilevaron aIli erga-
nsdo para veng8r antiques resenti
mientos.
Benjamin habfa questionable varias
veces con dos de sus agresOres, que son
herm8nos, hiriendO uuo de eIlos de
un tiro Ia noche de San Pedro. Lie
vaba en- el boIsillo un revolver carga-
do.
Tambi6n Sc ha cometido una saliva
jada en- Ia verbena de San Lazaro. Ma
nueI Martinez, vecino de Faro. de 19
amos, estaba presenciando los f0egos
artifciales.. cuando un desconocido Ie
,est6 una pufIsIada por Ia espalda.
derrib6ndole y desspareciendo entire
la gente.
En- Ia Casa de socorro sc Ie apreci6
una herida de trianta centfmetros y
fuertas contusiOnes en- el frontal. pro-
ducidss por la caida.
Ii poblaci6n est6 indignads con tan
frecuentes salvaisdas. y la gente paci-
flea ranuncis asistir & las romerias y
festss p6b icRs. culpandose & las auto
ridades por las tolerancias que guar
dan las gentes pendencieras.