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recognize New inventions, improve ments and extensions are apt to be ignored under public ownership, ac- cording to this authority. In confirm a,ion of his position MT. Thnrber dGotes from certain newspapers which have commented upon the practical nnaration of municipal ownership and control, and he points to th" c1nver- sion of MT Da'ryrple. the manager C; .he Glasgow tramwayS. who came to this country with the opinion that municipal ownership and operation would be feasible ill Chicago. but changed his opinion after observing the conditions that existed there. MT. Thurber concludes:
 "The advocates of municipal owner ship and operation claim, first. that if would be a relief from present po- !. litical corruption; second, that pro- fits would be realized for the public which are now absorbed by corpora lions. 1 believe that political corrup- ton under municipal ownership and operation would be infinitely greater than at present, and the expected pro fits would turn out losses, to be borne by taxpayers. have stated facts and opinions In support of this belief could add many others If space permitted.
 "There Is large and growing class of citizens who believe in a square deal for everybody; that gov ernment should protect life, property, health and education. but that in a country with universal suffrage the number of political employees should not be unduly increased; that the line should be drawn between public ownership and public administration, that in manufacturing or transporta- ton business public administrative waste exceeds corporate profit. and political dangers are greatly enhanc- ed; and that individualism as distin, puished from socialism should be nn- courage-d-".
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DEMOCRAT BOUGHT
 BV NEW COMPANY.

Iittle' Rock, Ark. June 21.-1he Arkansas Democrat, estahl shed IT 1871. was sold Saturday afternoon to q new company. of which w. H Casey, a contracting architect of thls city. is president George C. Nayior, who nas been ed'tor-ln-chlef of tnc Democrat for several wears, becomes vice president and business manager Clio Harper. formerly city editor for thirteen years, who left the pafer tHo months ago to edit the Boone Banner of Harrison. becomes seere7 tHry of the new company. and wlli he the editor -ir-chief. There will De no change in the politics ot the ps ner. which has always been De"oorat- ic. w. S., H. C., Mrs. James and Miss Fannie Mitchell have disposed o1 al thpr holdings in the newspaper. a more centrally located bni'diaG Will to secured within a short time,
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vcsterdav. MT. Hicks-Beach, Con- servative, asked War Secretary Hald- ane what quantity of Chicago canned meat was supplied to the troops in South Africa during the late war and what proportion of enteric deaths ought more properly to have been de scribed as due to ptomaine poisoning.
 The secretary replied that rather more than half the canned meat SUD- piled to the British troops in South Africa during the late war came from the United States. He could not say how much of it came from Chicago. The war office knew nothing of any cases of enteric fever which could be classed as ptomaine poisoning.
 MT. Lea, Liberal, wanted to know whether, in view of the fact that the committee on agriculture of the Unit ed States house of representatives had omitted in drawing up the meat in spection bill, to stipulate that the packers stamp the date Ot manu1ac- tnre on each article of food sold, the war office would not issue an army order requiring every can of meat suplied to the army to be plainly stamped with the date of manufac ture
 Repiyinig to question based on the discovery in the dining room of the house of commons of box mark. ed "Armours (St. Louis, Chicago and Kansas City), chickens" Mr. Jacob by, chairman of the kitchen commit tee, assured the house that no food of any kind used in the house of commons comes from Chicago.
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TttIMAN WANTS
 ,sAUsA FUND STOPPED.

Wasn!N- .0n. June 2i.--Secato: Till E1a-.. again yesterday called up his resolution providing for an snvest- -atioI 2. the question Of latian4, bans contributions to political car. raigrgs, and also relative t. th,- re, cent Chicago National Bank
 Speaking Of the resolution. Nj Tlllman said that Senator Aldrieh had waived aside the resolution Or the eround that the senate had re. gently passed a hill prohibiting the hanks fIoEl making campaign c1ntr batlons, but Mir Til]man contended tAa+ such action onohe partof ths sen ate was not sufficient. Believing that the hanks Wore the principal soa3ee of revenue of ti4a Republican po!iti. cal committees, he did not believe that the house would pass the bill prior to the election next fall, hence he still felt the necessity for the in vestigation provided for by his reso- lution He insisted that the resolu ton should he retractive, but con fossed that be had little hope in that direction.
 "The bankers will get an imrnuni- ty bath for past offenses," he predict ed
 Speaking of the Chicaso bank faI- ure Mir Tillman presented extracts from testimony of BanEer Fenton Of Chicago. taken by the house commit tee on banking to the effect that the disaster was due to loans made r. the hanks to concerns f1 wh 'ca tho >~a~iaon- of the bank f'Nhn [. Waishl was interested. He claimed that this testimony showed that the corrntrollar of the currency had known for months before the failure that tho hank had in eNfnct loaned SIS 600 600 to it's president.
 Senator Aldrich chareed Mfr. Till ran with an effort to try the c"~e qcairst Mir. Walsh. saving that the
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4 WAY OPEN.
Many s Pine B'utf Reader kncws lt
 Welt

Many Pine Bluff Reader Knows IL
 Welt.
 the greatest skeptic Scores Of Pin" Bluff people have made 1t possih'" The public statement of their expert cree is proof the like of which naa never been produced before in Pine Bluff. Read this case ef Il given by q citizen:
 G. H. Garfield, locomotive engineer or the Cotton Belt route, running hta tween Pine Blu. an1 Texarkana, resi- derce 1902 West Sixth avenue. says: C! an pleased that an opportunity has been given ne 10 ada my endorse meat touch5ns the merits of Deans Kidney Pills. Not only did I so3fe. for yaars witr q dull pain iI, my back :lu,r1Jsa T ;.iqaoIl Au so asneo 6Ir'-i
 I'he-" E 2 way 0pe7 10 c0nTiEc' kpt aansvarea from the kidney secre- tst,-1s, aeeon3renied the former. II tie ic1fjEg of the engine was not t1lte Esr> @egravatad ,: when daep- -sea+ef' s?an. 6 good deal af money and nea': q lot at medic.ne witl0qlt cetjing any rermar on+ results. IVheE sa" Hcen's Kidnay Pills advertised in 2 St. Louis paper and recommended bT people living n that city who '!af leon cured of symptoms similar to mine. sent for box by :nai) U worked wonders. and cot1i1atlan of the treatment storped tie sta <. will not have the slightest a.asi+a, ton 10 advise any one an2oEea ~i'n ether inactive or ova--eXcitad Xiii neys to go to aann-Tankersley I'ra :; store fer Deans Kidney Pills and tale course of treatment.
 For sale by all det,iar2 Price aH cents. Foster-Milbuln company. Blf ialo, N. Y, sole agents for the Unitec States.
 Rememoer the name--Doan's-an
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matter was now in the hands of the department of justice. MT Tillman replied that he only desired to secure an inquiry adding that MT. Aldrich shoul not "pOoh-pooh his efforts and claim hat everything in connection withi the Chicago bank is wholesome and sweet. when it is known that some of Mr Walsh's, acts have been criminal.
 MT. Tililman referred to rapo'. that MT Walsh was contemplating a trip to Europe. but said that inst'Gs. of permitting him to pursue IT course the district attorney snou.G press the case against him. He de clared il to be the custom of the comptroller of the currency to min!n- ize wild cat banking until it became too late to apply remedy.
 No action was taken by the senate
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KISSING BABIES.

In q Paris Journal Dr. Nalpasse pre- sents with much force the dangers to which babies are subjected by ire quent and promiscuous kissing. The practice of treating the kiss as a mere form of saluataion the doctor, according to q review ill the Baltl- more Sun, denounces as "aussi anti pathique que dangereuse." He has tens to confess that he has no hope of suppressing the kiss among adults. Among adults of a certain age there prevails, the doctor thinks. the septi, ment of the song, Josephine Sold by Her Sisters" namely, Where you have hygiene, goodbye to pleasure; tut he hopes 10 open the eyes of parents, to the risk incurred by in fants. The kiss conveys bacteria, which, for the susceptible baby. Eay prove to be pathogenic. An adult may be able to withstand microbes which will be fatal to the undeyeiop- ed constitution of the child. Dp;heria, scarlet fever, meningitis, erysipelas and tuberculosis are often con,muni- cated by persons apparently n good. health; I; is. pointed olt ttat the mouth and nasal passages of most :. persons contain millions of microbes
 s~S Sa t,i1 n where they are but become the cause of disease when conyeya5 so others Among these are the microne of pneumonia. of erysipelas, of dipfheria, of tuberculosis and ot slppuralon in its various forms. A person or strong constitution. While well and hearty Will withstand these agents of disease, thanks to tine phagocytes which bounce upon and devour them but tfo case is different with feeble infants and adults iu a rundown
 condition. The careful mother will accordingly take all precautions to prevent her baby from becoming the VlGliUi G1 the WSa! IitdHiiiS puI p''
 ably infected kissers. She will bear in mind also the fact that parts ~ city squares and parks supplied with seats occupied by consumptives out for an airing are not places which the nurse can safely be allowed
 frequent with the hatv. Thoueht must be given to the ways of nurses, who are seldom c4reful hyeienists. Lotions will be used to remove or destroy the bacteria gathered by the baby in a mornings outing. Risks are inevitable. since microbes ave everywhere But they are more ah"nd' ant in some places than in others and nowhere are there more mill'o"' than on the lips of those who regard i kiss mere form of salutation.
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SAN FRANCISCO REFUGEES
 FILE VIGOROUS PROTEST.

San Francisco, June 2i.-Three hundred refugees from the camps To- cated throughout San F1ancisco com. bined in ithe adoption of resolutions calling for the abolition of soup kitch- ems and a return 10 the former plan of dealing out rations to the destitute. It was also declared the sense of the ',;eetihg that the refugees are being oppressed by those in charge of the supplies donated. and calling for 3 committee appointed by Mayor Schmitz to supersede the army forces.
 The main cry was that home life is being destroyed by requiring hus- band and wife to be separated during meals.
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FOR RENT

5} N. '. Roberts and Son, Abstract
 CTS and Real Estate Agents.
 5-room cottage between Seventh an dEighth, on Cedar street; just completed, electric lights and screen ed; $15.
 Large Broom store building, 623 East Second street, fine location; SIS.
 S-roon, two-story dwelling, 1908 West Sixth street, on car line and paved street. city water, with Or with out bath, $20.
 Broom cottage, 121l West Sixth street, on car line and paved street and in best resident portion of town, city water. servants house, and witb or without bath; $17.
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KILLED IN DISPUTE
 OVER BILLIARDS.

Birmingham. Ala. June 21.--M. R. Chandler, prominent merchant of Bessemer. shot and killed A. H. Han dey, a well known coal man in Tagles Hall at that place They were play ing billiards and engaged in dis pute over the game It is said that Handey drew knife and advanced toward Candler, when the latter drew :s gun and fired at Handey five times, killing him instantly, Chandler is in jaii.
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NO REDUCTION IN RATES
 ON SAN FRANCISCO FREIeHF

San Francisoo, June I-In'] will ho nc rodrrt'ons on fr9lght Fa'1 on building material to Sa7 Francls| and builders property owners WI have been honing for some reduc'Al i, the rail rates on structural s'1 ard other materials from the n will ha dnct'ne3 to q ser ous oS' pointiment.
 It is announced on he autnorl' the traHc denartn eot of the oO'1 orn Pacific that TO rodu"t1ons na been or will ba considered :"
 rans-continental lines.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given nat tts i9lloy;n, described animals ha,s beer tsss ep aud impo'nue1 unler The ord;, ancas Of the ciTy of Pine plfs to wit:
 One black F .r'.sh;re SOW whit. face, crop SD t in eft ear.
 Four pigs, sandy
 One sandy and spotted pig
 One black SOW. no car ma>ts
 Six pigs. . One sandy gilt,
 One sandy boar and shoal. -= Che black gilt.
 Ooe red boar. crop of each esr One black and white spotted c:s two splits in right. one iu left. One sandy gilt, 10 car marks. One black and sandy spotted glt TO ear marks.
 One oackskin pony mare, bla6 I: ane and tail. star in forehead. aboya 70 years old. ''
 Che dark brind,e buii calf whis| face, no ear marks.
 One Jersey heifer, DO ear marks Che Jersey heifer, no ear marks, :ei.ow, about Che and one-half yean o,e. The owners Of said animals aN| hereby requested 10 prove thd'| ownership CT interest Tn said animl| on CT nafore ,ha Both day ot Jung 1906.
 Vpo1 !he failure Of said owner owners fo prove 'hei- ownership q interest on or before said day, a animals shall be sold On said day I public auction 2: the city pound N cash to the highest bidder at 10 clock a. VI.
 h. J. STEWART
 Chief of Police. Ci.y of Pine Blu
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SEWER DISTRICT NO. g.
 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

The tax books for the collection of the special assessment upon the real property in sewer district No. 3 ill the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, have been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date. Ii such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessment and for legal penal ties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 9th day of June, 1906. 'f''
 J. P. ALEXANDER,
 City Treasurer and Collector. Office, corner Fourth avenue and Pine street,
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GOV. PA1rlsoN oF
 OHIO. PASSES AWAY.

Cincinnati, June 20.-Gov. John M. Pattison of Ohio, who has been i'll for several months. died late yester. day afternoon No funeral arrange- mepts have been made yet.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
County ri,

County Ticket. County judge-.]ames Gould. Sheriff~Mason pbilpot County Clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk-Edgar Brewster. County treasurer--John H. Shelby. AsseSsor-L. T. Sallee. Coroner.-~R D. McGaughy. Surveyor--Joe B. White. Representatives--S. J. Hunt, w. E. Sirney. Alex Rowell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-21

You car immediately stop tha- hem. ogrhage. pain end gripping of fus and dia7-hoea with Brooks RlacXber Y. Cordial
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Brooks Little Liver-Root Pills get at the root of the trouble and root 1t out. Do not gripe constipate. but bring bile freely.
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Brooks Chill Tonic best by test.
 Every dose of Brooks Blackberry Cordial is worth dollars iT fiuX. collie ard diarrhoea.
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The ok, adage that a stitch in tln1 saves nine is verify true with Broon Chill TOnic-both tasteless and guT snteed.
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Do you know what ails that sallow palc-faced child? Six doses of Brooks Worm Killer will show you.
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Your food don't hurt yon when yon t,lSc a dose of Brooks Iron f@pto9 after eating
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FARMER SHOOTS AND
 WOUNDS sisTER-:N-LAW.

Cincinnati, June Civilian Hisey, a farmer liivng near Aurora. Ind. probably fatally shct his sister-in-law Mrs. Mary Hisey, and severely wourd ed Herbert Craile, on his farm late yesterday.
 Mrs. Hisey was summoned from her summer home by message stat ing that one of the children was ill and not expected to live. She hur- ried to the farm and is sail to have been attacked at once. Hisev said that he shot Mrs. Hisey in self de- fense, and dec!ared that she had drawn her revolver before he fired.
 Herbert Cratic is the son-in-law ot Mrs. Fisoy Fawuy differences are believed to have led to the shooting.
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CAPE JEssAMiNEs.

Delivered tl1. city for 50 cents per
 dozen. Telephone Ed willeford jr. Old phone e335. d6t
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Brooks Favorite Femael Prescrip tion cures women. Satisfaction guar anteed.
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'cH,cAco MeA-s otscussFo
 IS BCiTiSH PARLIAMENT

London. June 21.-Chicago again formed the subject of several questions in the house of coTmons
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The best and most ronu'ar new comround is Brooks Roers "oot eo.
 c0'oor ord H1n' ys~ a<sh free oruh;r cd traer"ent for
 tna ,exnal debility.
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Brooks White Cream Eye Saive c.lreS now
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z, J. STEWART Chef of Police. City of Pine BM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-02


OUR HOSIERY Department
Is brimful of only first class goods, and that
exceptionally low. Everything just as represent
ed. When we call a stocking seamless, IT is
SEAMLESS.
1916 CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS AT &c.
Fast black, double knees, full seamless,
2 weights, 4 to 91@, Clearance Price ...... &c
1Oc C%HILDREN'S STOCKINGS AT 7c.
White, half way open work, 5 to S12, and
derby ribbed tan hose, 5 to 9Ha, Clearance
15c STOCKINGS AT lie.
These are the full line of 25 different
kinds of stocking that are usually selling
at 15c. The assortment Includes:
Ladies' plain black Isle thread, open
work gauze, black with white feet, bal
%briggans, plain or lace tan, medium
weight black hose, ribbed top and extra
sizes, 8 to 10, also white lace effects,
Clearance Price lie
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-02

So. 25 AND So. so WoMEN'S oXFoRDs AT ST SO.
Patent colt, vni and dongola kid, turned soles, high and medium
heels, all sizes, 2E to 8, Clearance Price ................$ 81. 80
.CHILDRENS OXFORDS
In dongola kid, patent leather and russell kid, Clearance Price,
for sizes 5 to 6, SOC; SA to II, 98c; 11h to 2 ........$ 81 %
CHILDRENS SHOES AND OXFORDS.
White canvas, Clearance Price, liz to 2, at Toe; 49, to II, at
DOC; o % at''. Doc
BOYS SHOES AT 81. 90.
We have these in satin calf, s to 49, and l., ~ and 2, strongly
made and solid leather, Clearance Price 81 90
ST. 25 WOMENS OXFORDS AT CSC.
White Sea Island duck, checker cut, to s, low and medium heel.
Clearance Price $50
81 rs MEMS SHOES AND OXFORDS AT 98c.
White canvas, and pearl gray, leather sols, 6 to 10, Clearance
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-02

BOYS CAPS
Norfoks yachts cloth or leather peaks, navy blue, brown, card-
nal and mixtures, 25c values, at MISUNDERSTANDING. 49,. .1c
MEMS SUITS
Correct cut and style, mixtures in sack coat syes, "a to Al chest
measurement, pants in all lengths, IS. 90 values, Clearance Price SIS 90
MEMS HIGH GRADE SUITS AT ST. rs
That are being sold everywhere at 5000 and S12 90, cassi
meres, worsteds, Thibets, diagonas, blue srges, and silk mix
q4 lures, regular sizes and stouts, "a to 46, a suit which will give
~ universal satisfaction, Special Clearance Price ...... 81. rs
MEMS TROUSERS AT 81. 80
A high grade line of well tailored trousers in fancy mixtures,
black and blue diagonas, blue cloth, hair line stripes, Thbes and
cheviots, the regular price Isl 3. 90 and SO so, Special Clearance
Price ..... So. 80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-02

NOW IS THE TIME
To lay in a plentiful supply of wearabes for next season. The ten
dency of the market points upwards-and savings such as these must ap-
peal very strongly to every prudent buyer. 81 IN
MEMS UNDERWEAR AT 21c. T1@
3c white gauze Isle shirts and drawers, 3hto A. shirts have long q
sleeves, drawers are double seated, value 3c, Special Clearance tal
Price /. 21c
SOC MEMS UNDERWEAR AT 37@c.
Genuine French balbrggan, shirts are extra long, in short If AH F"
long sleeves, drawers are double seated, all pearl button trimmed,
sizes 81 to so to fit even the Stoutest persons, 80 and 5c values. III
Special Clearing Price .37Acg
35c BOYS UNDERWEAR AT 2c AZ
Which are worth regularly 3c, short or long seeved shirts,
drawers are knee and ankle length, and all have double seated t.2
drawers, sizes run from "A to 81, Special Clearance Price -. :. 22ce.
75c BATHING SUITS AT ACC. F
2 piece suits, of black Jersey cloth, fast coors, boys sizes from "a
to "a, mems sizes SO to Al, Special Clearance Price ........ acc
SOC MEMS UNDERWEAR AT 800.
Black Jersey ribbed and blue underwear, full size, very plabe.
sizes to A, Special Clearance Price -. SOC each
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
EDTC'T0

En- Ia Co'ss de Diatrito del Distrito
Judieial de San Juan. PR.
EStAdoa Unidos de Ame 'ica, El Pre-
sidente do los Eatados Unidcs. IS.
Criatina Marta Smith. Demandanse.
Contra los hsrederos 6 eAusAha.
bisntss deseonoeidos do G Guillsrmo
Smith, conosido tambien por Ea
mir y MargArisa Arlaa, Empla-
zSmiento.
Ri Pueblo de Puerto Rico, & los
hsredsros O ssuskhAbientes, deacono
sidos de Guilermo Smith conooido
nor Esmir, y MargArisA AriAs, 6 seau
los oemAndadoA Ansss msnoionAdos,
Por IL presents % notiHca & usts
des, CUE ae ha presentado en- 10 cdci.
nA del 6eoretario do 10 Cprte do Dis
Eito del Diatriso Judisial do San Juan
Puerto Rico. 10 demands do 10 aetora
Autes sitada, en- 10 ouel ID dem and IN
to aupliea 50 dicte Aentene'A & "a 10
vor, dselarAndola hiia natural de Gui'
llermo Smith, conoeido por Esmir, y
do kargArita Arias, otorgGndole todos
los dereehos irhsrent:s resonoeidos
& favor de los hiioH nstsrales, con Las
coStAs & loa demandAdoE.
Y Es lss previSns que do no con
pAreGer & Contsstar dichA demands 4
deptro de euArsutA dfAs. eontsdos dss
dc 10 fsshA do Ia Ultima publiea ci6n
dc ssts edicto, que AAldrk por termino
de IN mes, podrA solieilar Ia demAn'
danGsl le seS sonosdida 10 pstiei6n
hsshA ca la demands.
KxisndidA hAio mi frma On San
Juan, Puerto Rico, hoy doee de Ostu
bre do mil novseientos seis.
JOSE e. FIGUERAs.
Ssers1arlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
RODO sACRILEGO

II rector dc Ia pAFroquiA de Ean
Miguel del Puerto, tTspanal 90 pre-.
ssnIo 81 guaFdiA municipal Eugenio
Frontons, nanifeStGndols que not6 que
dc vSrios altsrsS dc . igleIiA falIA'
ban 10 corona de 10 MiserieordiA, IL
CO los Dolores, 10 corona , globo del
CAvmsn J del RHO de IL Nsfesd,
TOdas sstas ioyAH son dc plata.
Fl pkrroeo arss que ell robo de
tales obistos dsblo eomsterse durAn,s
la ncche paGAds, eIeondiendoss sl la'
dr6n 8 ladronsI dertro del temple, en-
donds habFAl permsneeido ceuItos
hAstA lA bora de AbrirIs las pusrtss
de 10 parroquia, puss en las cSrrAdu'
rAS de lA miama no 90 notan usfIAIss
dc violeucia.
Ign6rsnss los Autorss del heeho,
del eual tisns sonUeimisnto 81 Jus
Rsdo.
EG digno dc hlssrss notar que sn
aosc tismpc hA Iito obieto Ia iglssIs
ds Esn Miguel dsl Puerto de dos 70
bos Coms,idos en sirsunstarsIsa pa.
ecidar.
La poIisis que sigus u pista 1 10.
AdFonss, he degrade svsriRuAr, ~
Qdu sc nos c!ear que lA fahorfA ha
lido Eealizsds ror tres indlviduoE,
hAbisndo grsndsS probabilidGdtE de