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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21
A PREMATURE PROJECTION.

Throughout the land there genuine satisfaction when the
ending OF the Fall River strike In this struggle
which continued for half year. deep alone
cs between employer and employed For his successful efforts
bringing the prolonged conflict Governor Douglas
titled unsnted praise His great and business experience
exerted behalf of large number the people his and
that his desire their welfare
However while Governor Douglas has earned gratitude and
while he conmendaon his dnterested
efforts only the among admirers
cratic nomination for the presidency The esteemed Boston
Post bays marked Of this exubeanc when Declares
Governor Douglas has the of the stage He looms
figure national politics He has grown this speedily
his assumption Of the authority which the people of his
conferred him. And lacking Massahu
has advanced shoemaker among citizens be
president of the United pres
really lead Massachusetts, ready furnish who
proved his capacity"
Conceding the Democacys need of a national leader isn't
stretching somewhat that because he received
substantial plurality for last November and because he
exerted himself with bring about settlement of long
standing labor Mr. Douglas four hence, will be
the standard bearer of the Democracy?
Many changes the span of years.
there desire detract in the slightest degree from the
Governor Douglas splendid services
River be confessed project him
country presidential possibility this time appears premature
say the least
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

would be proper caper to change class
or tenants at this place.
FUNERAL OF MISS STAFFORD.
The funeral OF Katherine Stafford
sister-in-law OF Michael Murphy. was held
at the Church OF the Sacred Heart this
morning. and was very largely attended
theSdeceased being one OF the most popuA
lar young ladies OF this place. A requiem
high mass was celebrated. The bearers
were James II. Sullivan. William Upton
Michael Dowling and Philip Delaney. The
remains were later taken on the 1907 train
TO Boston for interment.
MINOR MENTION.
George A. Allen. very popular young
man. died at the home OF his father, Sam
uel c. Allen, at 10 Greenwich avenue last
evening.
The officers s-elect Of Watchemoket tribe
of Red Men were installed last evening
and "A collation. was served at the close OF
the ceremony.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21
EAST PROVIDENCE
A Boxing Bout That Didn't Re.
suit as Had Been Planned.
Funeral Of Miss Stafford Largely
Attended,. Other Notes.

There was a rough house" at the head
quarters Of the Jolly Good Fellows" on
Valley street last evening, so much so
that quite number OF new pieces OF
furniture will have 20 be purchased before
the members can recognize the place one
OF Its members. Connors by name. has a
fancy colored eye and his running mate
has tattered coat and vest IA the result
OF the fracus.
Connors. who Is a bit of scrapper
proposed. IL Is alleged. TO furnish Just one
evenings entertainment. SO he went to
the city and invited well-known boxer
to spend the evening with the club
The story goes that Connors intended
to show his associates OF the club that
he could quite easily get away" with
the professional boxer but he made a
sad mistake. When he got into the club
rooms he told the boxer what the program
was. so the boxer started In and soon had
Connors out and Connors chum wanted
to help just n little. so the boxer landed
ore on the chum's Jaw and tho latter ran
away.
Tho landlord or the building has been
notined by chief q Police Adams that II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21
TO ABOLISH DIVORCE INDUSTRY
IN SOUTH DAKOTA COURTS

Sioux Falls, $. D., Jan. IA bill seek
ing to make important amendment to the
South Dakota divorce laws is to go be-
fore the state legislature, I'm session at
Pierre. II will seek to do away with d.
vorcing as an Industry by providing th-
the courts shall have jurisdiction only
when the cause OF action arises within the
state and when both principals are bona
flde residents OF the state.
II the bill passes It will abolish the cus-
tom among residents OF eastern states OF
acquiring residence in South Dakota for
the purpose OF procuring annulment OF
matrimonial ties,
Hundreds OF people from all parts OF
the east. but principally from New York.
come TO this state. in six months become
legal residents. and in most cases quietly
secure divorces and then leave the
state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21
PRISONERS USE MOUSE AS
MESSENGER BETWEEN CELLS

Cincinnati, Jan. 2i--A daring plan to
saw their way out OF the workhouse
Thursday night was made by James
Berry. James Taylor, James Mcguire and
Edwin Moore, prisoners. and discovered
yesterday.
The men had saws. and six bars we're
sawed I'm Berr~s cell and one In Taylors
The prisoners, I'm their desire 20 escape.
had planned 60 kill Guards Bishop, Henry
Asset and william Hetrick, ~ compelled
TO 60 TO the length OF murder In order
20 obtain their freedom
The plan was frustrated by n convict.
who declared that he would rather remain
I'm prison than bo guilty of murder. II
Ia asserted by the prisoners involved In
the plot that they communicated with
each other by tying n note 60 mouse's =
tail aud then driving t. through the cor
ridor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

"Mr Jerome should be more practical.
lie has lust accomplished "A marked tri-
umph I'm closing most Of the faro banks
and poolrooms, which the police force
failed 20 suppress. If he would continue
for the remalndep. OF his term TO apply
himself along tho practical lines for which
ne seems especially fitted he would ac-
complish still more valuable and enecuNe
work New York Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21
TAe FLORIDA rRAIN

Modern IN all respects Is the "Ncw
York Florida Special via Atlantic Coast
Inc Electric lighted T. It Johnson.
y E A.. 2sS Washington street. Boston
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21
What Ofh0E-8
Are Saying

"A new and excellent use has been
found for silver dollars. When shovelled
out I'm large quantities it has been diseov-
cred that they act almost instantly In
stopping run on a bank. "--Chicago Tri-
bune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

"'The governor OF Pennsylvania would
have done wiser had his message temper
ately and judcially discussed the subject
In perfectly impersonal way. The mum
ber OF people who support yellow journal :
ism grows less every year. That KIND OF
Journalism Is a loathsome moral disease
and will finally come TO be recognized ana
stunned like any other nasty and revolt
ing thing San Francisco Cau.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

When the OF the taxpayers used pay for publicity
1t essential that publicity should be and
will be il the entire fund one news
corporation publishing two editions differently labeled
publicity the kind the people demand and to-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

obtained by giving the municipal advertising all newspapers pub
wholly within the OF
printing under the provisions of the ordinances
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

Now that Governor La Toilette has determined take the
job himself Senator Quaes we'll to vacate
on 4h of March
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

York the horses of the police department not
mtted all OF those articles avail
able needed by the policemen?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

When the poet spoke OF the frugal swain did he have his
eye Swayne who accused of mucng the
for his personal expenses?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

From the number of dividends declared would appear
all kinds of business posperng with the single exception
of that of croakng.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

reports received from Port Arthur would seem TO nd
liar had transferred his headquarters to that
fallen stronghold
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

Out in the they having thaw that is between
eighteen inches and three deep in the corn belt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

time the is China will probably be able TO
understand by demand for satisfactory expana
ton"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

Even though crime at St Petersburg was some
thing tragic bunder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21
SCHOOL
GIRL OF 16,
El0PED

Norfolk. va. Jan. 21-Nriss Cecile Beale.
the sixteen-year-ol daughter OF Mrs.
Belle Beale the wealthy widow OF w. L..
Beale was stolen at a. m. today from
the homo OF her grandfather, Samuel Y.
Browne in Portsmouth. by Rush Wat
xins. aged twenty-four. with whom the
girl started in an open conveyance for
Elizabeth City. n. c., sixty miles south
OF here
1t is believed that the well-laid plans OF
tho couple carried without hitch and that
Notwithstanding the efforts which the
mother Of the girl made all day to stop
the marriage the couple have been made
man and wife.
Unconhrmed reports received from
Elizabeth City say that the couple were
married by "A county justice OF tho peace
and are now on the way homo 10 ask the
forgiveness OF Mrs. Beale. which the lat
ter declares they will never receive.
The girls mother, who learned by acci-
dent yesterday OF the plans OF the couple,
thought she had thwarted them when she
sent her daughter to the home of her
father. capt Browne, where the girl was
believed to be well out Of the reach of
young watkins on the third floor of the
Browne residence.
How the girl ever got out of the house
undiscovered is a mystery to the entire
family.
Her absence was not discovered until
o'clock this morning.
When the Beale family telegraphod to
Elizabeth City 10 stop the marriage they
were Informed that license had been
procured at 10 80 a. m. and that the couple
had evidently been married by that time.
II Is thought that the friend who got
the license drove out from Elizabeth city
to avoid any police complications and
meeting the elopers. guided them to the
residence OF a near by magistrate, who
married them.
Young Rush came here some time ago
from the Natural Bridge OF Virginia, and
rs the manager at Portsmouth OF large
barrel factory owned by the mother or
the girl I'm the case. The Beale girl wore
short skirts and was attending the gram
mar school.
peIIahtful Relief from catarrh.-Here
Is one OF a thousand such testimonies.
The Rev a. -, Buckley. OF Buffalo says:
81 wish all 10 know what "A blessing DR..
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder is In a case
OF catarrh. | was troubled with this
disease for years. but the first time l used
this remedy II gave most delightful relief,
| now regard myself entirely cured after
using II for two months."-2i.
Sold by w. II. Meek. 40 Camp street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

'''rhe senate has no more authority than
IL good for It or than Is good for the peo-
pic. Those who are trying TO cut " down
TO change the manner OF its election, re-
duce the terms and make IL subordlhate
10 rather than coordinate with the
bouse. are generally merely proceeding on
the idea that any change Is always Tor
the better"-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN The
News.
ic. per word FIRST insertion: nc. repeat;
iwk &c per word 2wks. &c. per word;
3wks. &c per word lmo Sc. per word.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

I..
obtained by giving the municipal advertising all newspapers pub
sed the city and such is wholly within the power OF
printing under the provisions of the ordinances
In New of the police department per
binders Can be because all OF those articles avail
able needed by the policemen?
poet spoke OF the frugal swain did he have his
Swayne who accused of mucng the
for his personal expenses
Now that Governor La Toilette has determined 70 take the
job himself Senator Quae well to vacate
o the 4th of March next.
the number Of dividends declared would
all kinds of business posperng with the single exception
of that of croakng.
Recent reports Arthur would to ind
Cheoo liar had transferred his headquarters to that
fallen stronghold.
By the time China will probably be able to
understand by demand for Satisfactory expana
ton
Out in the middle having thaw that is between
eighteen inches and three feet deep in the corn belt
Even though crime at St Petersburg was some
thing worse-a tragic bunder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

money judiciously distributed goes a
long way. unhappiy, to blind the custo-
dians of public morals. II District Attor-
ney Jerome produces permanent results
he will deserve the thanks OF the New
Workers. - Baltimore sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

.'The war between New York's dramatic
monarchs and their obnoxious critic Is
practically over already. IL did not take
the shrewd managers long TO see that the
critic was getting a great deal more ad-
yertising out OF II than they were
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21

AT the most there are no great in
eaualitles I'm the tariff calling for correc-
ton Business interests I'm some sections
may ask for changes. but the country as
"a whole is disposed, at least for the
present, to let well enough alone."-Den-
Ver Republican.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-22
a0FF7GFS ARE PRTT1TF LOOT rs B0N1P1RTE

sSFhe underlying evil in the admins
tration of our public affairs is simply dis
honesty y said Secretary Bonaparte. Our
public offices are too often held by disho-
nest men, too often gained by dishonest
means, too often used for dishonest endss
ssIn law and. morals alike a public
office belongs to the people; it's duties are
fixed by the peoples laws; its salaries are
paid with peoples money. In the words
of the court of last resort in this State:
In tlds country a public Office cannot be
heproperty of the incumbent, because it
belongs to the sovereign people who crea-
ted the government. In the declaration of
organic principles, prefixed to the instru-
n1ent creating the government of this Sta
te, those holding the most important Off
ces are declared to be 1sthe trustees of the
public.o
.'While, however, few deny fatty and
openly the truth of the doctrine thus laid
down, it is practically contradicted every
day and in all parts of the Union; for Sc
twenty-five years we have permitted our
offices to be treated as mere loot in poll
tical warfare, not as trusts belonging to
the people, but as ssspoils" belonging to
the s1yictors.f y
moreover, since the pecuniary value of
many offices can be largely increased by
adopting latitudinarian views as to GER
tain lines of official conduct, an absence of
prejudice is soon cultivated against "tips,
''sugar, the s'pluggingp of corporations
and other practices with conventional and
euphemistic names which cloak such bald
terms as extortion and bribery.
''Ciyil service reform applies a caustic
to the very ulcer in our politics, in the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-22
10 que cree eI 81. GobgTaa50T Winthrop
BJENls IMPR .SI0NES SOBRE Il CIUDlDlNl
SaTassVa 81 opinion Iefssnis ID lsanbIsa Do nunepOs

Un representante ae sLa Cores
pondenciaa Yisit6 hoy all Hon. Co
bernador Mr.. Winthrop, tenien3o
con II una larga confereneia.
Viene bien imprt sionado ell sefor
gobeFnador y cree, segun informes
que ha tenido de los altos CficiaIes
del gobierno Do la metfopoIi, que
la cludadania puertoEriquena sera
un hecho muy pronto. El Congre-
so parece esta decidido : conc der
la de una vez y los priucipales ele-
mentos de la polftica americana Sc
inclinan fayora blemente esta CON
cesi0n.
El buen precio obtenido por la
azlcar atraera ca pitales al pals,
pueS los duefl del dinerO anne i
cano Green que pueden hacer bue-
mas aplicaciones sembFando cana,
que ha dado tan buen resultado
este af1o.
La question del impIesto al cafe
extraniero para faYorecer al de Pto.
Rico lucha con Ia oposici0n de los
<truts2 y de las casas importado-
ras del grano extranjero. pero in
udablemente que la mssa consul
miaoFa no habffa de resentirse por
un pequeno aumentO en- el precio
del cafe brasiltflo 8 de otras pro-
cedencias. = este harfa un gran
beneficio al de Puerto Rico.
Los puertos de Ponce y Maya
guez, no podr8n ser acon6 lei Il ADDS
nj limpios en- este aflo. a pesar de
que la gesti6n del gobernador en-
ese sentido es fuerte. Parece qua
ol de San Juan pod q ser mel, ra-
do en- fecha mas Immediate invir-
ti6ndose buena suma de- dinero, con
cargo al tesoro federal. en- esos ira
bajos.
Qu6janse los stuFistasD america
nos de que no encuentran facilida-
des de hospedaje aquf y es possible
que una sociedad de- capitalists
ameFicanos construya un gran ho-
tel con todas las comodiaa6es y con-
fort modernos para facilitar ell ac-
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application Of morality and common sense
to the choice-of public servants The ty-
pical American politician, as developed by
the spoils system of politics, earns bis IL
wing by holding, when he can get it, pu-
bile Office in return for past or expected
party work; to get rid of him and his work
we must thoroughly eradicate from our
own minds and those of our fellow citizens
the absurd and wicked notion that offices
are sspoils.V
ssIf we mean by politics the trade of Ii
wing on the taxpayers and getting rich at
their cost, it is useless to consider how
occupation can be purified, for it cannot
beapurifed at ALI one might as well dis
cuss how to purify policy playing or the
green goods business, bunco steering or
the I'aimhami game. Politics thus un-
deTstood can 9neYeT be pure except ais
being pure and unadulteTated Tascality.
tics their is and should be a warfare with
out truce or quarter; for whoever would
now do good in any form to his fellow men
finds the degradation of our political life
hindrance in his task.
There are much better governments
than those we live under in the United
States to-day, and / believe that their
might be better gOvernmentsnoW and here
than any which the world has known in
this country or any other.
'Our aim is to spare Americans shame
at the government of their country; to
rescue the noblest work of our polity from
it's basest hands; to root out national vices
which threaten to make us a political So
dom among Christian peoples"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-22

ceso aqui de gente de dinero, que
este dispuesta paRar bien el buen
TEMPO d " puedan p lsar en- la be-
la isla.
Un almuerzo tuvo ell Presidente
con ell Gohernador y en- 81 Sc trat6,
segdn parece, la question de Puer-
to Rico. No es facil sabar Ia Cpl
nion del mas. alto magistrate de
II Eacion, que apenas tiena ITEM
po para ocupArss de sus mlltip!e3
cuidados del gobierno. M. Win
thFop tiene bTeaos deSeOs pOr esta
terra, donde dice hay muy buena
genta y ha hallado grandes prue-
bas de sfe ito q1e ia de procuFar
recompensar en- 10 que le sea Po-
sible.
No ha tenido tempo sdn el go
bernalor lie compenetrarSe De la
situaci6n pasada en- su ausencia y
estaao deelos negocios squf Pero
parece satisfecho ds la gestl0n de
sus oficiales de gobierno.
-sQq6 opina listed de la asamblea
del Ayuntamient ? le p-Pgunt0
npestr6 Representatives.
Refexion6 un POGO Mr.. Winthrop
y diio:-No he tenidO tempo de
conocer bien ell asuntO De que Sc
trata. Ne han dicho hay la inten-
ci6n de solicitar por aquel medic
una mayor suma de gobierno pro-
pio; pero solo una noticia De caFac-
ter semi Official tengo.
xEspero conocer las opiniones
que en- dicho acto SO expFesen pRra
en- vista del sentimiento palpitante
y conocimiento mas fondo de sus
deseos poder formar un iuicio exac-
to del asunto. Siempre estaI6 al
lado de 10 que sea bien de este paisS
Sc habl6 de otros asuntos de in
ter6s Secundario y nuesto Fepresen-
tante sali6, como siempre, satisfe-
cho de Ia coPaialidad que Ell quito
gobeInante ha tenido s'empre para
la prensa. -.s
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NOHciaS de-
QuebradiIIas.
MuehOs GasOs de saTaDpl6n aIIi,
(De maestro coryesponsog especial J

(De m,laetno no,.yeanonenz eenecioz }
Julio 21-Ayark s Il una de IA tarde
rscibinaog el primer ratrato de eYare
Yare, presunto aeeDino del se1orPe
aante. de Az 200.
Mics de nersonse leseosas de como.
cer Ia fipnrs daI neIvaIo ne0ro 1e di,-
putaban nor sdnnirir 81 Yefrsso el 0ua
Es"r1,6 n"r. SOI .n1 nnaI.. = 49, - e NE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-22

opibi6n que ell Secretario de Paerto
Rico debe confarenciar con el alcalde
de dicho pueblo fin de btener los
mas completes y el mejor conocimien-
to del asunto. Asi Ge aouerda.
Sc decide que las contribucioneS y
obligsciones da Naranjito y T0a. bBiS,
seEn aplicRdas & dichos pueblus des4e
1 de Julio en- adelRnte y Las antericres
& BSyGm6n.
Sc aprueban Lee ordenar zas paro
pAtenteS muniCipales que solicitR Mk.
natl.
81 ayuntamientO de Guayana pide
reconsideration del acuerdo del conse-
10 refeFente Rus pRtentes municipR.
les LS comisi6n inf1rmR que 81 al
Calde 8 ayuntAmiento han interprets-
d. err6neamente el acuerd0 del Con-
sej0. 81 doctor BsrbosR expIiCa que
90 ha tenido en- cuentR para todos log
tipos de lOg amos Gnteriorea v en- ese
sentid0 &c decide ID de aqueI munich
pio. Sc apruebs Ell iDforme. Sc 0prue-
ban las de ARuada con modificaciones
On 10 refeFents haCiendts de d. fias
MaunAb0 pide reconsideration del
aCupPdo del Conaei0 Fefarehta & sus
patenteg. La comisi6n il forms en
contra y dice que el celRdor municipRI
que se sOliCits para dicho pueblo es
IN gaSto superfoO. El doctor Bsrbo.
90 informs que no hubo bsse para di.
ChO pueblo, pues estAba AnexadO, pero
que siendO similar 6 NBguAbO ha da
estsrsa por los tipos de aqueI. Qqe,
an 10 forms en- que estS heCho el pre-
zupuesto de squel pueblo no neCesits
de tel contribution & las haCiendas de
cs1Rs = que tsmpoc0 estS iuBtifcadS
IL Creaci6n de Ia plaza de ceIsdor.
Que se B0atenga ell acuepd0 del conaeio.
Asi SO FeaueIVe Dor uDRnimidad,
Guayanill8 pide 2 600 dollars como
para hacer an hoao oitel
csEniceria y matAderO. EI informe
de ls ccmisi6n es contragio. DsneQs
do la s0licitud.
Eiayuntamianto de Camuv solicita
sprobRCi6n de sua pGtentgs 6Himpu 4
tos espeCiales. Ss recon enda Dor a
c0miai6n. de conf0rmilad esceptuando
81 impues Rl tsbAco hiladc.
81 doctor B Fb5sR dice que "a ante.
Iiormente, CuandO Sc dissuti6 81 bill
~
oAc9S, ae tuv0 en- cuentR In pObrezR da
. que So dedicAn & d induptrin lel
:AbsCo hil&do y 10 POGO que est1 bro.
luce. para ximirle de nipg6n impuea-
10. QQe ai se Ie acepta ese & CemuY
le eChnfa ab, squelIa ley.
El ss nor PJat hEce acIerscionea al
d6atico sentidO Y se apruebs VI ipfor.
ne de Il C1misi6p, tomando parta n
discussion los sef1oFes Fak1er, S1ach Z
! FeuilIe.
TIA Alta pide su 0probsci6n "a pa-
enteg y se sceptRn exoeptuando las |
,aFtidRs de tiendas mixtsa. Vantorri- |
los y med coz. a 6stos q le impona |
me contribution de $50 y dice Is Barbo- |
. debe rebs iarse duce, pues como |
lif no hay NADIA mas que an s6lo M. |
leo = haci6adoIe psgar $50 en unn |
0CaIidad asi, es obiigarle 8 que se va
. del pueblo. HI
(C0ntSn9snyk
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Ms dstaIIes dol SucosO do anO.
che.

Anoche como q las II estando los
9uardias Luis N. Baez p Leopoldo
Vazquez Prada, de servicio especial
al ladO de Ia CapilIa del Cristo, vie
ron q un indiYiduo vestido de blan-
co. que estaba sentado en- Ia mu-
ralla.
AL grito que diera Candelaria
Cruz vecina de la casa ndmero 8
de la Gale del Cristo volyieron Ia
cara y vieron al indiyi1uo de re-
ferencia que rodaba por la muFalla,
cayenao al patio de la penitencia-
ria.
FL teniente Schettini enterado
del case Sc traslad6 q Ia Estaci6n
Naval en- busca de an xilio. Pero
era tarde; Ell infortuna10 Hunt, es-
taba en- la sgonia, pere iendo q
POGO, con gfandes fractuEas y con-
tusiones en- ell cuerpO.
De Ia investigaci6n practicada Sc
viene en- conocimiento fu6 casual.