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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-03-04
An Apple Graft.

An up-to.date farmer spends q 10
OF time grating things and writin,
about tLem to the agricultural pa
pers. A man signing himself Ana
Mas B. Goud, sends the following
My wife, who was Pennsyl'
vania Dutch, has way OF baking
apples and pork, however, which
beats everything ever saw. She
used to take cut tile core of the ap-
pie Will, a common tubuler coler
and iuserl sausage into the cavity.
The apple and the sausage we're
then baked together and it certainly
does make delicious dish. Now,
in the spring Of 1885 we were
butcher'ng pig just at apple graft
ing time. My brother, who was
helping me, cut off the pigs tail
aud threw i, on the ground. 1t at
tracted my attention, and my mind
being full Of my horticultural:
schemes, 1 immediately took 1t
while yet warn, enclosed il in 81
tube of fresh apple bark taken
from = Bailey sweet apple tree,
and using the whole as ? scion, |
l grated it into q yigorous Ben
Davis tree standing near the COW
barn. 10 my sstonishment the |
scion grew. 1t had a peculiar look
from the start, and l was greatly |
worked up about 1t. When it bore
10 1889, l was delighted to find that |
each apple contained IN place Of he |
ordinary core. q fine pork sausage. |
The tree has born abundantly every !
other year since, and we have had |
baked sweet apples and sausage |
to our hearts content. The only |
drawback is that the sausage lacks |
seasoning. but l am experimenting |
now on . line which I think will en- |
tire!y remedy that small defect"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-03-04

One Of the greatest blessings mod
est man can wish for is . good, reliable
set Of bowels. II you ore not the happy
possessor of such an outfit you can
greatly improve the efficiency 0f those
you have by the judicious use Of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They are pleasant to take aud
agreeable In effect. For sale by Jos.
s. Claverie, druggist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-03-04

"Your husband amt very indus
trious, IS he p said the wUmaA who
was sitting in the sleigh in front of
villsge store.
"Well, answered the woman in
the spring wagon. ''sometimes he Is
sn' sometimes be ant. He'll
travel for miles and mics With .
shotgun ON his shoulder, but he
can't walk q hundred yards with IN
armful OF woO1.''
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-03-04

A Vermont woman is to bt.
hanged for the murder OF her hus
band. Killing q man is grav.
crime 10 New England where there
are so many m re women ,,'s men
Iu Arizona she would have br. /,
houorably acquitted aid married
the same day.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-03-04
INVALUABLE FOR RHEUMATISM.

l have be.u suffering for the past fe"
years with a severe attack of rhu Il
tism and found that, BaHard's Snow
Ltniment was the only thing that gave
me satisfaction and tended to alleviate
my pains. March 24th, 1909, John C.
Degnan. Kinsma'., Ills. &C.. &c., ST
Sold bv Jos. s. Claverie, druggist. Gov
ing, and the Crescent Drug Company,
Slidell, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-03-04
the BEST COUCH SYRUP.

s. L. Apple, Ex-Probate Judge, Of
tsws Co., Kansas, writes: "This Is to
say that have used Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup for yeare, tha. ] do not
hesitate to recommend it - the best
cough remedy have ever used. 25c.,
Soc. and $l.00 Sold by Jos. S. Clsv-
erie, druggist, t:oyington, and the Cres-
cent Drug Company, SlidelI, L..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-03-04
lNFulmmArsaY RHEUMATISM CURED.

William Shaffer, brakeman Of Dem
nison, Ohio, was confined to his bed
for several weeks with inflammatofy
rheumatism. 81 used many remedies =
he says. "Finally sent to McCaw's
drug store for bottle Of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, at which time was unable
to use hand or foot, and In one weeks
time was able to go to work as happy
as clam" For sale by Jos. s. Claverie,
druggist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-03-04
4 lAyoRIIE REMEDY FOR BABIES.

Its plea ant taste and prompt cures
have made Chamberlaih's Cough Rene
dy favorite with the mothers of small
children. It quickly cures their coughs
and colds and prevents any danger Il
pneumonia or other serious conse.
quences. It not only cures Group, but
when given as soon rs the croupy cough
appears, will prevent the attack. For
sale by Joe. s. Clavelie, druggist
"The man in public Office and
the editor IN newspaper Office, -
said Governor Herr,ck, of Ohio, in
an. address the other night,
''are much alike in one respect. The
critic Of newspaper is at all times
ready to admit that he could do
much better than the editor. 1t Is
very easy for the citizen. while not
wearing the often CALLING harness
Of responsibility, to call dowu his
editor or his representative IN pub
lie Office, viewing, as he does, their
acts only from his own standpoint
and environment, not appreciat,ng'
because he does not take the time
to make study of the sl,uat,ons
and all that surrounds them IN their
POSITIONS"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-03-04
NIGHT SCHOOL

Classes every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evening, from to
8 O'Clock. For terms, ETC., address
MRS. ELOISE p SAUTER.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19

ciry i,raUon came
effort Lance majority
in make Denver attractive
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The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19
The LOST
ARE FOUND

News ha> reached the city from
IumSden's steamer. "Thc City of
Moab" All on board are safe.
Two Of the Grand Junction people
have reached home. The boat is
in good condition. There was no
accident The delay was caused
by a whirlpool or cataract in the
Grand river, caused by land
slide. The boat could not get
through the whirlpool and was
forced To turn around aud return
mp the Green river.
CLYDE NunHoorcbekc and Charles
H Arthur. who were members OF the
Grand Junction party. arrived home
last night. bringing with Them news
of the boat and it's voyage. and all
fears as to the safety of The steam
er and its passengers We're dispelled.
Prior TO the arrival OF these gen
lemen. Orson Adams, Jr, received
a message from the Grand Junction
party, stating that all were safe,
An account Of the trip was given
10 The Sentinel this morning by Clyde
Van Hoorebeke. Mr. VanHoorebeke
states that the boat started on its
journey down the Green river from
Green River station Friday at noon.
That night the party camped at Wool
yerton's ranch, as stated in The Sen
incl last night. At an early hour
next morning anchor was lifted and
the journey down the river was con
unued. All day Saturday the boat
made good time. and was anchored
for the night at a point about thirty
five miles below Woolyerton' camp.
SUNDAY morning, shortly after
starting, the boat struck sandbar
and nearly the entire day was occu-
pied i'm getting the boat of the sand
bar.
Monday morning the journey was
resumed and about noon the mouth
of the Green river was reached Turn
ing into the Grand river, the City
Of Moab started up stream toward
Moab
When about four miles up the
Continued on page p
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19

Beet Sheds
To Be Built

r. p. Davie. president and gene.
manager of the Western Sugar 4
Land Company. is i'm uc 5iu for rBe
purpose Of making final arrange
ments for the construction or their
new beet sheds Mr.. Davie stated
this morning that for the consrruc-
ton Of their new sheds it would re-
quire 100000 feet of lumber and the
driving of 72o piles. The new sheds
will greatly increase the storage ,a-
pacity of the Sugar company for their
beets To do this work it will re-
quire large amount of labor and
material and furnish employcmcur
to a considerable number of men.
The prospects for the factory the
present year are wonderfully good
The acreage is more than sufficient
to keep the factory running % fun
campaign and furnishing a great
amount of employment during the
winter months
Mr. Davie has been over consider
able territory in which beets are
growing since his arrival in the city
and he states that he never saw bet
Ter prospects for beets than the pres
ent year.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19

The Daily Sentinel soc per month.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19
A brilliant Opening.

The formal opening of the charm
ing ice cream parlors of the Elite,
Nessrs. Bacon & Spauldng, proprie-
tors. on last evening was brilliant
success. An auspicious opening
one that will long be remembered
with pleasure by the hundreds of
guests who partook Of the gracious
and unsparing hospitality Of Messrs
Bacon & Spaulding.
As announced, ice cream of the
finest make was served free to all
ladies' during the evening. AT
O'Clock the guests began To arrive,
and soon the spacious room was
throngcd and scores were waiting to
be served. For three hours the at
tendunts were kept busy waiting up
ON those at the tables. Between the
hours of S and 10 o'clock It was al
most impossible to pass along the
sidewalk in front of the Elite Not
only was the building crowded but
the Sidewalk, was crowded.
The proprietors had prepared for
the rush and were expecting IL, There
was cream for all and the delightful
confection was of the finest make.
Because the quantity was great the
Young men saw no reason to make
the quality inferior Every guest
was courteously served and there was
Measure for everyone in the occas-
| ion.
A unique and pretty souvenir was
given each guest This souvenir was
I'm the form Of a handsome card in
the center Of which was placed a de
|Hcious strawberry dipped in an eN-
quisitc syrup. These novel souyen-
hrs were greatly admired.
The handsome parlors, the pretty
decorations and the quiet loyeliness
of the entire interior brought forth
many an expression Of admiration
from the guests.
Nessrs. Bacon & Spauldng state
that AT least six hundred people We're
served during the evening, and two
thirds of this number were ladies'
The opening last night demonstrat-
cd the spirit of enterprise possessed
ny Mr.. Bacon and Mr.. Spaulding
Tbev are determined to make the
riire widely known, and judging 10y
the increasing popularity OF tha'
Mace they are succeeding in TINS
work.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19

r,,.do of Pear Park The principal
taarnre of the evening was the dis
oonrse of Rev. Joshua Grayitt OF
Denver. The address was a mastery
one and highly interesting Durihs
,ba evening there were several very
fine musical selections -5
Light refreshments were server seI'eu
,,,o in the evening and pleasant
-a,i,I bour was spent Following
the luncheon. Rev. Grayitt delivered
an interesting bible talk. ,..-
# was after the midnight hour 1o,
-, the exercises were over. Ihe
roily proved one OF the most pleasant
social events in the history oi 'ns
local church.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19

The sentinel-5Oc per month.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19
The Rally of the Il. y. p. u

There was a very large attend
100 at tbe rally of the Baptist young
paonie,s Union last night at the Bap-
list church. and a splendid p' -
was enjoyed. .,.a union
paiisade and perhaps 80 mem
a. So of the Pear Park union came 10
the city to attend the services IN ! nt
total attendance was not FAR Si'o'
OF $50. 81 tbe op.
ening of the meeting were 80 oon'
ed by Rev. Fowler of PaliSape, Do,.
sSort % address was delivered by ke'
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19
Beet Field Workers

Pueblo, Colo, May 10 CSpecialD
One hundred men, women and
children left this city today from
points in Nebraska, to work in the
beet fields of Mesa county in and
around Fruita and Grand Junction
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19
Bomb ThrOWer
Meets Death

Warsaw, Russian Poland, May l9.
- lSpecialJ -Aworlmau trying to
avoid the observation of two detect
ives today stumbled on the curbiug
and in so doing dropped a bomb that
exploded, killing the workman who
was avoiding observation, the two
detectives and large number of
bystauders.
1t is said that the man was intend
ing to use the bomb in throwing ii
at the governor general. who would
pass that way shortly on his way to
the cathedral to celebrate the czar'-
birthday
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19
.JAMMED
THROUGH

= Philadelphia, Pa. Nav 10 :,
7. CSpeeia!.)-The city council of :;
+ the city Of Philadelpbia ::
X jammed through the bill last ::
\ night in the common and select !:
= council, granting for a term :;
= of - years the municfpallv :.
= owned gas plant for consid- :.
+ GRAFTON of $4,000. 900 to the :.
!. United Gas 4 Improvement :.
!. Company. ::
= thousands of people crowd =.
= ed the council chambers and :.
= the members of the two bodies :.
= were pretty nearly mobbed by :.
= the citizens who were euraged :.
= by the palpable steal. ;.
= Once before 10000 people ;.
= marched on the great city hall ;.
= with the intent to mob the :.
+ members of the council, if they ).
+ granted the lease to the United ).
4 Gas & Improvement Company. ).
+ The vote granting the lease ;.
:. to the company stood "A for ;.
+ TO against. ;.
= There We're only two mem ).
= bers OF the city council who >.
= were democrats in the Sc >.
= lect and the other in the com :.
= mon council-and both of >.
= these democrats voted against >.
= the most colossal steal that -
+ ever disgraced a great state or ).
= great city. -
= The city is up in arms and }.
+ the "A republicans who voted J.
= for the measure and steal are >.
= mostly in hiding. J.
!. Mayor Weaver is expected to J.
= veto the measure. but the coun- J.
+ ellis will pass 1t over his head J.
+ !. = !. = !. !. i. ~. !. = = = !.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19
JOIN THE MOVEMENT

So we'll put is Mayor Robert w. Speer's appeal to
the civic pride of the people of Denver to clean up their
premises that for the benefit of Grand functions ct-
zenship, we publish same in full
He we'll says that city administration can only do
certain things much be left to the civic pride or
the people The city belongs to the people and they
take no pride in maintaining it in decency it being
theirs no effort of city administration will accomplish
must that which be done solely through personal pride
Grand junction needs to make RAID on the tnth
.oo,,n,Iated during the winter The city is devising
yavs and means to make general clean up, but its
efforts must be seconded by the people, else little can
be accomplished. The following is Mayor SPeers proc
Iamation and we commend it to Grand Junction fuhy:
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19
optical.

Eve pain and discomfort can be
,sjiaved bv wearing a pair of our sci
rtifcally fitted glasses, warranted to
rre satisfaction. No need of pay
u fancy prices, when we guarantee
an work at a moderate price.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-07

Ell Juez municipal de Ponce die
to sentencias condeaando a Fracc cisco
Rodriguez 4 mes de carcsl por in
Traction al articllo 3S7 del C6digo
Penalty q Pedro Rios 80 dias DO,
escritura obcens
e. Fiscal de Guaysma ordert
Ia prision de Valois Lion, de Cayey,
acusado dc hcmlcidio vo,ur tario
9 led6 tn liberiad mas tarie, prevlt
mandamiento de Ia Core de Dis,rjto
Don Bsrua do Huicy, &c Arecibc
que SO encuentra 81 San Juan, hs side
citado for la Cute de squella ciud 40
para compsrecsr or mo rado q al ,ho
tribunal el dis s ce' corriente.
H y z.rp6 para los E.tados
Unidos el vapor <Coamo
La Ccrse de DStri,o de Gaaya
ma order6 IL lb.rsad d i pteso Cast.
miro R.vers, reclu do ea la c.rcsl d.
aQuella ciudad,
-Ampiiando detalles &c bre 81 cri
men de BayAm6n, nos informan one
Ii s motives que SO cretn haysn oca
sienAdo eSe drama sangrienlo, f1eton
celos que tuvo Fidel Rosario de su
concubina Juana Rivera, dc Quien le
diJeron So eft ndls con ell iudIyiduo
Enearnaci6n Gonz !lez.
-Ha llegado a San Juan, Rosa
Derkes, madl del condenado q maerte
Francisco Rivera alias Panchit). Di.
cha seicrs, que eS hsrmana del nslo-
grs1o Rleuterio Derk,s, hs venldo a
hAcer ga.tiones, como madrs al ar
para ss.var su b 10 de la serrible
pena a que fue senIeac ado, vsnoi.ndo
J saerinsan1o para elIo las mojesta.
Irol isdades que ieLia 60 Glayama
Ella co0fia en- la piedad d, las au,o.
ridades.
AV4Aa 80 quelan Lor el eSta
do cep cradle en- gus se encuettra el
camlto. que conduce del pueblo aCa.
novanss, no habiendo surtido /. fe to
las constantes queias que IS han hscho
para CUE ia Junsa de Caminos pr, csda
reparar squellS 'mportants VIZ de
comunicsc or,
Aver legreG6 a Vega Bajs, des-
pues d uba tsmporads ca San Jaap.
10 agraclada sthorisa &c aquel pueblo
kafaela Miro.
So encuenlra en- San Juan el ca
piiao de la LoliCia intulsr tenor Ca
brera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-07
|MPRES|0NES Y N0r|ClAS

Hoy lfu6 operado .por el doctor
Lippitt, On el Hospital dc cirpifa do
Puerta de TERRA, don Pedro Castro,
interprste del Conseio Ejecutvo
Tambien fue opsrsd } ell sd ,ado,
de la vista, el vec!no de Mansti don
Juan PARA
En- el vapor frances que ssli6 de
este puerto antes de aver, fue embar.
cado para Puerto Plata, Sattl Do.
mipgo, el cadaVsr de doiIs Ara Lu'sa
Artu, que fallec 8 recieniemepte en- el
Hospital Presbilerispo.
Mr.. James + f shetty plome
ro del Cuartermaste", ha tcmado DO.
session Gel ca-g) de Inspector D omero
del Deparsamento de Sanldad, inter IN
nombra e'te uno en pro piedad.
IL -Uncs cuarepts 6 cincuenta jul.
clos estao pendiense de resolverse en-
la Cort' municipal de Carolina, esbe.
randose para clio 81 nombr auiento
del iuel.
Ell cuartel de la policia, en- Ca.
rolipa, que sc hallabs insta'ado en-
una casa de la calle de Amadec, hs
sido trasadado q Ctro locsl espacio
so, en- la carretera que sale de aquel
pueblo para Rio Graude.
-Hs ingresado en- Ia carcel de
Gusysma Higlnio Baly, acusado de
hurto de menor cuantfa.
-Ha sido solicitsdo del G ,berna.
COR el indulto de los confnaios Anto.
nio Disz y Sersfn Acosta, Tertens.
cientes q distinguidss families de Ia
ciudsd de Csguas.
FL detective fnccencIo Disz de
tuvo aver y ccu-o un revolver 4
Martin Rabio, alas Huesito. presen.
tardo denunc al Jusgsdo de pax.
aver fleron ssi.t'dos en- Ia sala
De socorroE Federico Gorzile7, Con.
suslo Tizo', Juan MojicA Luciano
Agosto, de hsridss J sor tusiones levss.
-Esia muy desanim sdos en- Cla-
les Ice cosechsros de cafe y coner-
cisnteS, con mot'vo de la escasa cose-
cha que ha hab do elte aho,ls cual va
va extingaiendoae.
-Parese que los rebublIcsnos de
GALES no encuentran q quien nombrar
psrs cubrir las plazss vacantes Que
exltt.n en- ls j1pta escolsr, pues Sc
dice que han propuesto dichos car.
gas q elementos que no son de su
pArtido,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-07

LIS Comision recauiadora dc
fondos de la Ligs de Nunicipios, cou.
pnssts de los sen0res Todd Rivero,
Sanchez Morales, Rodriguez Sierra y
Ramirez de Arellano ,ecolec.6 aver
sarda en- menos de una hora cereA de
s4o0. Sigue hoy sus trabsjos dc re.
caudaci6n.
--Auochs lego de Maraf nuestro
amigo don jose Dolores F ler tes, sub.
seer etario que fu6 de la Camara insu.
lar en- Ia pssada legislatura.
Aver contra ieron matr'monio
don Ansopio Pitch y Ro,ari 10 dohs
Alejandrlna Ctrmona Caudelaeio.
layer dieron principle loa trabs.
JOS dc preparation del t,rrtno para
81 IIlp6drcmo.
Han sido libert' dos en- Las car
csles dc 10 isla siguientss indivitucsi
San Juan, Pauline Sanchtz, Eduar.
do Cruzado, Jdana Cepeda, Candidc
Gomez, MarceIno Torres, Francisco
Ndhez, Juan Suarez B biano MsrtI.
nez, Isabelle Calder6n, Manuel Melen-
dez, R'migio Concei ci6u, Juan Jose
Soto, Higinio Mel6ndez, Norbsrto Ras
mirtz, Ramon Soss, Jo,e Salome Re-
yes. Hum6cao, V csoriano Tore Co.
to, Francisco Delg4do, y Pablo Be.
rrios' AguadiIs, Joaquin Acsve1o,
NamertJ Jimene2. Ponce, Ventura
6 orzlleS, Manuel Santiago, JuSn Ra-
mos, Bensdicto SaldAds, Francisco
Rod fguez v ga. GuaysUa, Claudio
Colon.
Nos infjrman de Ciales que SO
espera allf cen lmpsciencia 10 resolu-
ci6n del sQlo wArrsntJs que llevan los
unionistas de squel nueblo contra Jos
republlcauos qus ilegalmente sstaa
ocupaudo los puestos pdbllcos.
Sc deEeA sabsr en dicho pueblo
que resu tado Sc obtuvo ce la inye,tI.
gaci6n prscticsda por Mr.. Tierro, co.
misicn'do de Ia Tear reria, en- las cusn.
las mnnieipales, asf como ii son legs.
les no los pombramieatos recaidoa an
los orc'ialss Aucrea Quiniana Reyes
y Manuel Ba Der, puts segud1 de nd.
blico Sc dice, este iltlmo senior CONN
repress' tante que es de una bo,ica en-
aquel rue bio, esia impedido de serlo
segd1 ia secc On g de la vig,n.e Law
municipal, talto mas cuanto Que .ieus
un eontrato coniraido con el Ayun.a.
miento para sumini,tro de msdisinss
q Z &fsImOS pobres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-07
LOS DRAMAS De LA M|SER|A

nados. En vano dieron'e repesidos
golpes a la pre- ta del piso habitado
por la fami Ia Ronfaud; nadie cortes.
taba. Ettonces el c9missrio recor-
dando 10 que Sc lie indicaba en- la car
ia recibids, a'z5 una e,terilla coloca-
da frents q 10 puerta que dabs access
la habitaci6r; slli, efectivamente,
estaba Ia llave. Ell comisarlo y sus
acomrail sntes abrie' on la puerta y
per etrer on en- la habiiaci6n
Eu ella relnaba Ia mas completa
oscu -idsd. Siguieron 10 largo de
un corredor y entraron en- el primer
cuarto que q 81 recsfa, sbrierdo las
vertanas; el cuadro que So ofreci6 q
q vista de los que verifcabsn ell re-
conocimiento les hiEo horrorizar. Ell
pifo de Ia hsbitacl6p ha,labsse todo
cubierto de saugre soagulada.
Tendida en- un sill On, con In cabe-
"a cast separsda del tronco yacia ma.
dame r 'pfaud, justo ella su es.
pos1, t.mb.ea degollado. La cebsza
del s'glndo se sostel T., sobre las 70.
dillas de su conso,ta. El lecho de los
espc sos Rorfaud, col 1cado en- una al.
cobs ccptigus, b hsllAbass ts smbien Tito
en- sangre; sob g 81 vefass otro cada.
YER: el del hijo segundo de loa Ron
f4ud, ce unos catorce amos. Asi mia
mo tepla en- el clello una enorme Gu
chillada.
Dssds a'lf, atravesando Ell come.
dor dirig eronse osagentes de la auto.
rida1 q otro cusrto ca ell cual pressn.
cisron tamben ura eseena atamenta
conm0vedora, Eo sus csmas yaciar
mueftos el b 10 menor y 81 primogeni
to de les copsf rtes Ronfaud; el ri
nero, de once amos, habia sido dego'
llado. FL cuarto al mayor, a m is dc
tener POGO mepos que sepsrada la ca
beza del cuerpo prfsentaba varias he
ridas de arma de fuego. Sup5nese que
miertras el padre daba muerte al me
nor, despelt,ria ell primogenitc, y en-
tonces fusra de Of el matador, desce
rraj6ls dos tiros de revolver sntes dc
ldegcllarle.
Va muertos los tres bijov, aae ste
Nestor Rorfaud 4 su con.orse tres
cuchilladas, sulcidandose sin p5rdida
de tempo.
Sobre una M 'sa hsllaron tres car
tas dirigidas al comisa,io de p0licfa,
al propietario de la casa al port,ro
de Ia misma; a los dos dltimoa pc
dfales perd6r Nestor Ronfau1 per
las molestiss dsdss y les prometfa
lque las pequehas deudas con ellos
contrs1das les s?rlan satisfschas
Suplicabales que no fuess revelada
la causa de su musrte, atribu,
yendose d un acciiente casual, COZ
cltla 'ciendo que msldscfs el primer
periodista qua h'cera pdblico el te
rribls drama de fsmilia.
En- la csrta destinada al eomiss
rio de poli'ia de,fse que Or contrao.