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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
HICKS is IN HIGH SPIRITS
California Miner EntOmbed Twelve
Days Expects to BE Released
Today.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Dec. 1s.-The
morning shift which begun work today
in the effort to rescue Hicks. the entombed
miner, found that a huge boulder was
blocking the entire width of the tunnel.
A conference was held and It was decided
to attempt to partially split the rock and
to vary the direction of the tunnel slightly.
The boulder was successfully passed this
afternoon and the rescue force is now
working In the old shaft of loose dirt
The men are but a few feet from the
miner, but progress is very slow. II is
thought now that he may possibly be
reached by midnight tonight
Hicks Is In high spirits today and he
took his milk with much relish. The pros
pect of early release has resulted In his
being almost in a jocular frame Of mind
and he Tested through the speaking tube
with those who talked to him during the
forenoon. He said this morning that he
would rather have a chew Of tobacco than
get out
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
Gray HoIds ON 20 once.

PIERRE, S. D., Dec. l9.-(Special Tele-
gram.) lin the opinion OF Haney today the
supreme court reversed Judge Whiting OF
the Ninth circuit in the case Of F. B.
Gray against the county commissioners Of
Beadle county. Gray as a county commits
sioner Of that county, changed his residence
from one commissioner district to another
in the came county, and the remaining
members Of the board declared his ONCE
10 have been vacated by his removal out
side the boundaries Of the district for
which he had been elected. The supreme
court holds in effect that county commits
sioner is selected TO transact business for
the whole county and change of resi-
dence from one district to another within
the same county does not affect his title
to the position, nor in any way dis7ualify
him from aetins in the capacity for which
he was elected.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
Rim to HeIp Money NIarI.et.

WASHINGTON. Dec.l9-A bill designed
to extend relief TO the money market along
the lines Of the recommendations made by
the secretary Of the treasury was intro
duced today by Senator Elkins. It au-
thorizes the deposit in national banks Of
receipts from customs, we'll as from in
ternal revenue requiring the banks to pay a
tax on such deposits and making all ma
tional banks equally eligible for designation
as repositories, The bill also expressly au-
thorizes the secretary Of the treasury TO
make transfers Of public moneys from tho
treasury to the banks, which has been here
tofore done by the secretary on his own
responsibility without authority of law.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
ON TRAIL OF CAR THIEVES
One Man Caught and Fined Fifty
Dollars on Charge of Petty
Larceny.

CASPER, Wyo., Dec. 19-(Special Tele-
gram.)-James Ownes a driver for local
drayman, pleaded guilty to petty larceny
in Justice court here and was fined $50
and costs. This is the first action taken
TO suppress the robberies which, 1t is al
legged. have been committed by freight
handlers in Casper for the past several
months and a sensation is promised when
other suspects are arrested.
owens had several small articles in his
possession, but large quantities of mer-
chandise have disappeared from cars in
the railroad yards and one carload of
stovewood has been stolen. Railroad de-
tectives are here and are working on the
casa with the local officers. Many private
residence have been searched in an attempt
to locate stolen property, but no develop
ments have as yet been made public.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
VICTIM OF HAzING MAY DIE
California Freshman Has Skull Frac-
tured While BeinE Initiated
Into a "FFht."

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1s.-As a result
OF hazlng practiced by members OF the
Kappa Alpha fraternity, Of which he is a
member. Floyd r. Allen. a student in the
freshmen class OF the University Of Cali
fornia Hes at the home OF Ills mother in
Berkeley with a fractured skull Aliens
condition Is precarious. While Allen was
being carried by his fellow frat members,
who were attempting 70 duck him In a
bath tub. he ran out on the roof OF the
fraternity building There, as his pursuers
we're closing in on him, he missed his
footing and fell TO the ground. twenty feet
below. He was carried into the house and
a surgeon summoned. An operation was
performed in the hope Of saving his life.
which hangs In the balance.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
CATALOGUE HOUSE FIGHTS
Chicago Concern Brings Injunction Suit
Against South Dakota Retailers,
CHARGES CONSPIRACY TO HURT TRADE
Action is Looked Upon as Test Case
in Fight of Retail Dealers
As ions Against the
.Ogue Houses,

y ALLs, S. d. Dec. 19.-Cspecial
r ~ .j-One Of the most important
= - yer instituted in the United States
= = for South Dakota was filed today
-? Montgomery Ward g. Co. Of Chicago,
e defendants being the South Dakota
Retail Merchants and Hardware Dealers
association, A. F. Grimm, l.. s. Tyler II.
o. Rhine, A. Mittlesteadt, Ed Ochsner, L.
g.. Levoy, Robert Sundstrom, J. T Han
son. d. II. LOTUS. p. F. Wickhem, l.. N.
Grill, A. p. Mcmillan, Andrew E Lee, w.
g. Bunting, T. J. Courshon and E. ]. Man
nix. The last named defendant Is the edi-
tor Of the Commercial News of this city, the
Official organ of the retail merchants asso-
ciation. The remainder of the DESCENDANTS
are officers and directors of the associa-
tion and reside in various parts Of the
state, being among the most prominent
merchants of South Dakota.
The Chicago concern in its complaint al
leges that the defendants have entered into
a conspiracy to ruin the business of the
plaintiff company and are maintaining a
boycott on the Chicago concern by attack
ing it in resolutions and otherwise and
! by bringing pressure to bear on manu-
! facturers, jobbers and wholesalers not Ia
| sell their goods to the Chicago catalogue
house. II is alleged that because of this
the plaintiff company Is unable to purchase
| goods needed to fill the orders of custom
ers Montgomery Ward & Co. ask that
temporary injunction be granted re-
! straining the defendants from in future
| wagtng war in any manner upon the Chi
| cago concern. The suit is instituted agains
the defendants as officers and as indi
viduals.
The case is the first Of the kind ever
instituted in the United States by a cata
| logue house and is in the nature of test
Should the injunction be granted the Chi
cago concern doubtless will commence sim
| liar proceedings in other states. with th'
! object Of preventing retail merchants as
sociations waging a war against it. Tha
| the case commenced here will be bitterly
contested is certain. Judge Garland of the
| federal court has fixed January as th'
| time for the defendants to appear before
him and show cause why the temporary
injunction prayed for by the Chicago es
| tablishment should not be granted
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
SERIOUS WRECK IN KANSAS
Rock IsIand Train Leaves the Track
and Twelve Persons are
injured.

HUTCHINSON, Kan, Dec. is-Chicago,
Rock Island g. Pacific passenger train No
80, eastbound. was deTailed at Culison, in
Pratt county, south OF Hutchinson, early
today. The whole train left the track and
all but the engine turned over. More than
twelve persons were injured, some OF them
more or less serious.
The wreck Is believed to have been
caused by spreading rails The injured
were brought 10 a Hutchinson hospital
The most seriously hurt was the Pullman
conductor. Among the injured are the
following;
Mrs. r. NJ Lecerne Of KeOkuk Ia
Lee Lecerne Of keokuk. Ia.
j. ID Blant Of Chicago.
l.. ~. Ransom Of FL Paso.
G. FL Dralle Gf Chicago.
The wrecked train was made up at III
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
SCHMlTz AND RUFF IN COURT
Mayor a. Ready for Trial, while His
CO-defendant is Seeking
Delay.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1s.-when the
case Of Mayor SchmitE and Abraham Ruef
was called today Attorney j. c. Camp
bell, on behalf Of Mayor schmitz, asked
Judge Dunno to rule on the motion made
yesterday to dismiss the indictment, so
that a demurrer might be filed and the
mayor proceed to trial.
Il cannot rule on that Indictment until
the co-defendant, Ruef, completes his ex-
animation Of the grand jury" answered
the court.
Attorney Campbell protested against the
ruling, declaring that he could not be heH
responsible for the action of the CO.
fendant The latter, he said, might
duct his case In his own way. This bro
statement from Attorney Hiram Joh
son, who said that the head official of
the city administration was demanding an
immediate trial, while Ruef sought TO
make delays.
"Schmitz and Ruef are co-defendants
and elected to make their defense to-
gether." he said.
Attorney Campbell denied that any such
agreement had been reached. He asserted
that when the motion to set aside the
Indictments was made It was announced
that the defendants might separate II they
saw nI 10 90 30
'They will keep the grand jury in this
court house until after the end Of this
year" declared Assistant District Attor-
ney Francis j. Heney. They have planned
to do that very thing. At the expiration
Of the year the grand jury will be dis
missed, and II the defendants can keeI
the jurors in court a few weeks longer
the municipal investigation will be sus
pended for a tlpoo pt lea st "
This led to a heated argument between
the attorneys, which was ended by Judge
Dunno who declared that the ruling or
the motion to dismiss would not be made
| until Ruef's evidence had been submitted
Attorney Campbell surprised the court b!
stating that the motion to dismiss applied
to indictment No. 303 and had no referenc,
to the other four indictment charging tn,
mayor with extortion. This means tina
the same evidence may be taken all owe
again four times should the defendan
see At.
The first witness today was Jacob Gar
| hnkle, an attorney who admitted friend
ship for Grand Juror NJ A Livingston.
An attempt was made to question sew
eral newspaper men as to the source o
articles in relation to the defendants whicl
had appeared in the San Francisco pa
pers, but the questions were ruled out ol
objections by the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
TRAlNMEN TO MAKE DEMANDS
Freight Conductors and Brakemen
Want EIEht-HOur Day and Fiji
teen Per Cent Raise.

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Demands for a wage
increase OF Is per cent and an eight-h0ur
day for brakemen and conductors on all
through freight trains will be filed tomor-
row with managers Of all railway systems
IN the west The demands cover 5000 men
on forty-seven systems and the increase
asked for amounts TO approximately $500
900 a year,
and the Order OF Railway Conductors are
acting in conjunction in the matter.
The railroads covered in the proposed de-
mand include the Illinois Central and all
roads west Of that line in the south. All
roads west OF a line from Chicago to
Duluth on the north are included
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
KING OSCAR is STRONGER
King OF sVveden's Condition shows
steady Improvement, He Pass
ing Quiet Night.

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 1S.-King oscar con-
tinues to make steady progress toward re-
oovery. The bulletin issued by his attend
ing physicians this morning was as fol-
lows:
The king passed a quiet night His tenn
perature this morning was S9l and his
heart action was somewhat stronger,
otherwise his condition is unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
BOMB AND BULLETS FLY
Unsuccessful Attempt is Made to As
sassinate Chief of Police
at LODI.

LODI, Dec. 19.--An attempt to assassinate
Chief of Police Cheshanowsk was made to-
day. The would-be assassin hurled a bomb
him.
Although the chief escaped with but a
slight injury to his foot, his carriage was
wrecked and the coachman and three
dragons, who were escorting him were
probably fatally wounded by bomb splinters.
The terrorist escaped.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
MOST ACTIVE SINCE AsBURY
Review OF Life ny Close Personal and
Church Friend.

Church Friend.
I'm Bishop MoCabe, Methodism mas lost
the most active bishop Il has had since
Francis Asbury." said Rev. ]. Randolph
smith, pastor Of the Trinity Methodist
church. Rev. Mr. Smith was a close
friend OF the bishop.
He had remarkable capacity for
work" said Rev. Mr.. Smith. He leaves
a wonderful monument OF his accomplish
ments in the way OF churches erected and
poor congregations and pastors helped.
Nuch OF this he did on his own response
bility. aside from the vast amount Of work
he did and inspired publicly throughout
the church. During the ten years he was
bishop this personal work amounted TO
nearly 10000. He kept a most strict ao-
count OF all moneys received I once saw
this account Receipts noted ran all the
way from cents to 10000 while the items
OF disbursement varied from Si35 express
on clothes to a poor minister. to 5000
which he gave for raising a mortgage.
He was a man Of wonderful sympathy.
Wherever the cry OF the sick and poor was
heard. there Bishop MoCabe was found
At ono time certain minister died a. the
result Of an operation IN Minneapolis. He
left 5000 life insurance and two little boys.
The hospital and funeral expenses amounted
10 wv Inc b41uuF wrote 70 me saying
he had secured half OF this amount from
friends I must lecture and dig for the
balance, for that 5000 must be left intact
for the education Of those little boys, he
said
He was man OF wonderful simplicity
and naturalness. He never lost his child
heart / remember when we were travel
ing through the Yellowstone PARK We
used 10 camp every night and the bishop
insisted upon hnding the wood and building
the camp fire.
His sympathy for animals gained FOR
him the name. The John Wesley OF Mod
ern Methodism.' As he was coming with
all the church dignitaries from the church
IN Cleveland, where he had been made a
bishop, hs saw a peddlers horse lying on
the pavement where Il had fallen. Throw,
ing his coat on q sriend's arm he turned
to help the men who were getting the
animal upon It's feet
He was a man OF the greatest courage
No work was too dangerous. or too fatlgu
ing to engage his attention With ali thes,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
INDIAN CASHIER SUSPENDED
Lyman X. Lane Accused of Covering
UP n Deficiency of Former Ad-
mlnistFatiOn.

MUsKOGEE. I. T., Dec. ls-Lyman K.
Lane. cashier Of the Indian agency. has
been suspended, following the investigation
which yesterday revealed shortage OF be-
tween 5000 and 81 1000.
Il Is charged that money received during
the present administration had been used
10 supply a deficiency which. II is alleged.
existed during a previous administration.
Ths matter has been placed Ia the hands
OF the district attorney.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
KARL HAU GOES TO GERMANY
American Professor Must Face
Charge of Murder Preferred
at baden Baden.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE extradltion of
Prof. Karl Hau Of the George Washington
university, Washington, d. c., 70 Germany
was formally granted at the Bow street
police court this afternoon on the charge
Of numbering his mother-in-law. Frau
Mollitor. at Baden Baden November 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
Cnr,mins on Railroad situation.

WASHINGTON, Dec l9-Governor Cum
minis Of Iowa, who had brief talk with the
president today, expressed decided views
on the car shortage question. He declared
his intention to recommend 70 the Iowa
legislature imposition OF a fine on a rail-
road company which neglects 70 furnish
cars 10 a shipper after a certain number
Of days. The governor also thinks that
consgnees should also be required 10
speedily unload the cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
DAIRYMEN CALL ON WILSON
Iowa Delegation submits Statements
Relative to Butter standard.

Relative to Butter standard.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ia delegation Of
dairymen, headed by George l. Mckay,
professor OF dairying at the Iowa State
college az Ames, and F. A. Leighton OF
Des Moines, had a brief conference with
Secretary Wilson today concerning the
standards of butter which are to be fixed
by the regulations Of the Agricultural de-
partment under authority Of the pure food
law They gave their views as TO the
amount of fats, water and other in
gradients butter should contain and their
reasons In support Of the contention.
The secretary informed them the mat
ter would receive careful consideration and
assured them that they would be given abb
solutely fair treatment in the department s
regulations.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
Combinations by Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ls.-The senate to-
day confirmed the following diplomatic
nominations:
Ambassadors. Henry White OF Rhode
Island, % France; Lloyd Griscom OF Penn
sylvania, 70 Italy; John W Riddle OF Min
nesOta, 20 Russia; Irving B. Dudley OF
California, 70 Brazil; Leslie Combs Of Ken
tuclIy, 70 be minister 10 Peru
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
New Cruiser on trial.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. i9-The armOred
cruiser South Dakota will leave al noon
today on It's preliminary trial trip. The
South Dakota Is a sister ship OF the Cali
fOrnia, which recently made a record OF
. q knots on is offAnial ttlal.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

Judge Critics concluded his argument at
1875 and was followed BY r. S. Hall. the
principal counsel for the defendants.
Mr.. Halls argument began with an ex-
PLANTATION Of the law Of conspiracy.
Conspiracy means cunning. secret.
methods Of accomplishing any unlawful
thing" said Mr.. Hail, "and It Is 80 hard
10 prove il; as in the case at bar It can
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

tcOatinusd On second Pagal
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

The president today nominated Thoma'
c. Dawson OF Council Bluffs, Ia, 20 be on
voy extraordinary and minister plenipo
tentiary to Colombia. Mr.. Dawson is nov
minister at Santo Domingo. The nomina
tion today is a distinct promotion FOR Mr.
Dawson and the Iowa delegation was quit'
iubllant when the name came in.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
JRY TO CIT CASE TODAY
Long Land Trial in Federal Court ir
Drawing to Olsse,
DEFENDANTS JUSTIFY THEIR ACTIONS
Admit Methods, but Hold No Law Has
Been violated by Them-AssRil
Government Agents as
SPIES.

The long and weary land trial in federal
court Is almost ready to be submitted to
the jury. after weeks spent in the taking
Of testimony. Special Counsel Rush began
his closing argument for the government
yesterday afternoon and will conclude this
morning Following this the court will
read its instructions to the jury and the
case will be submitted to the twelve men
whose duty it will be to say whether or
not the laws of the United states have
been violated by the big cattlemen of Ne
braska- The sessions yesterday wero
marked by large crowds the court room
being completely filled.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18
BURLAS Y V[RAS
Otro dia'ogo cogidO 81 vueIo.
AsuntO DaIDitsnte, de aC-
tuaIidad rigurOsa.
EL GRAN REMEDIO
Para conc'uir con las moscas
no quedara otro recurso
que arelar al demonio.

-VAmns & vs': Sarante les else.
eionss or x'mss 1qu6 Asup,o %, por
hoy, oil ssuntn pAlpitsnte?
A 10 que 20 barsunto, oil precin
fahuloao que hoy Alsspxan los hue
vos.
-Slforos0 no tisns ESQ impof lar-
eia: es Gus esoassan.
-Aquf sism ore sseasssron. ia.
10 10 dice en- todo senteneio 30. )--Lo
que hey o. que, oios vissas. ain Sc
sar pos sxulet.n ' WousAn aieraos
mnnopolistas one dsnantes ssmbi2n nos
sxp'ctavon ' ht y, como aver, ahuaan
y naangttean.
-Lns h ,bo y loa hAbri, ma que
noe psss; zero ivAyaI no % sls el
asunto.
-JPuss catdh' lHsy tanto asunto
mSlo y rstemalo que NOS llsvs y EOS
irAe oil rstortsro. y, a e. eAda jdib6n
do aists suela'i 5pcr, Ai acsso. he
vanido mss esfe brAailsro, baio al
nombre supussso do hahichuslasP ? 1Ss
trata del dipe|o qu- ca 10 Hahapa
GilvelrA IA DIsTRAInO, Aumentando o
asi el n6msYo o sI supo do los 81 vel.
rAs squs 90 sl mundo h 40 sidos? 40
impression rseibi6 cuApdo 10 suuo,
nueslro muy honorab 9 ayuntam !?
| ri amigo BorkWa, ''orA do sensimien.
TO ante acei6n t.n intsms y tan Inf
cua. III golpe 90 dsaAsiroso.
Mas no das an el slavo, Silfo
roso Y no dsia, on vsrdad. do ser
ehosanta que ID que & eAda instsote,
con motive q ain 81 vas y 10 smo, css
DO d6s con sl asunso pA'pitants. Nj
r. faro & las moseas v6 si 90 grave
o. asunto Y do gran irAseendss oil ..
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los doctf res y sntrAn en- pormsonyes
ses'ea do In vida y las aossnmbvss d.
ssos insscsos E6rddos, trAl1orss, qus
nOs van & matar 4 pesAdumbves Y
vualvsn por los fueros do ID b giene
Ina. al flo y 81 oabo. no dic.n. sr
anucrsto. al e1nviens A'ar 6 no ssa
mnsoaa por oil rAb D pnr IL tromoa
IunA parA seAhAr con elias do moi
mAnsvs ftCi y sepaillA y ssm eco
p6m'sa 8 bsrass, hassA tIt oeuirls,
Sin que dsi-p haeliAs De mAnsvA mo
l.tA. con dstos misuc osos, moy 80
rios Y rsdishos. p"s hahlAu los doc
tires de ssos bishos y hAaIa do auI
traspnrtss Am0Posos
PsPo M noe In lean an rsmsdi.
IQus NOS dsjs vlvir sAnos , sAlvos d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18
Tod, Iaro & cana'e'
Estudlo DO Aboqados
y Nutaria
G. Lopez de Tord.
r. Manuel Toro.
N mesio r. Canales
l. Ponce Pto. Rico.

III domingo los rspublieanos
pressndieron sels brAr un mseting On el
pusblo do AdiuntAs.
Para el si-aio sstuvisron anun. .
aiGnao,o CON 70 diss de antslaei6n.
Fnsrnn do Pones Lsdo. sarra ca :
p6, do Jua" Prfusies vszQuex y otro
Grad d. campGnslld. El messiuQ de.
bio smtex vss -. de 10 msH ana v
{ esa herA 10 pDAnA mayor 80 h .bia
ssuoidO On sl ltgar del siniestro. pero
disron las pusvs , media. 4 iAs deg
empsxarop 4 aUr Il Arse sguncs; &
lss diez y msdia hsois rsunidn 10 70.
pabiieanos , IS unionlstas; por 10 sl
Ledo. q insa' ca. do . gunss o. lori
IN 40 dsta,mlD6 diriglr . 90, M palA
bras ai pdbliso, .psro tan dGbtl Qua
apsnas si los eoncurrsnsss 90 .disrou
euspta dc nAoa.
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pu6s cuvSm n uts NJ eomit6 rss bieAuo
de aqual pUeb por lA planchA q As
les 0bIigAr0n 4 hseeF.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18

Ha wanda D ArFisndA sn Ponaa, On
IL sale ATOCHA, IL mAa sAnArlsa dc
lA sludad snlrs lAa dos PlA1aa pr1nel-
pAlss, an Almassn Do mAmposaaFiA ,
mAosra del Pals, de II Psa yulEAr
aAa 8 De renls poF 10 SallO dsl Sol ,
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nsula 4 lAs aassa 40 EnmAnusln . O,
h. VAlnaaallA AHnAnOs . Q.
rur nsnsr sssa AlmMssn doa krrl'
moa % AAss MAJ fAOl tAnrlsArls ana
plAnla AIsal eomAn AngnIo Dc man
DosbsFia soiAmsnm. TAmhiAn ana q
plAd0s aInsaa mamP0sISriA eoptlgas
AnSsEior sn 10 salis dA SOL. n On.
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Opsu tRssrts d ~ dinsrol Para IN
surmss dirigirsa 4 RAHAM RIvaRI
Sanal. Sal lA. Ponna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-18

-El pnliefA JOSS L. Gonzales,
Arrsst6 { Luis q EuA', por usar ar
mAs prnh'bidas
An che la ecmps iii rspubIicsr a
exhthi6 80 einsm grsf On sl barrio
do 10 CAnterA. La ps isulA mas larga
' do m IS asracei6n fo6 10 del doasor
Coll ,'pchf.
Prs.sossss On al segundo cuadro
oarado az hra uns trib INA mAnif .stan
dcai p6bIieo. Dor su honor. eomo 90
hails'o,Qus NpHoz 10 hsbis d Oh, Que
81 parsiao uEioaissa ara nm f-sesso
y que sstaha aonvensido que ibsn 6
10 dsrrota Misnsras habls nj ! oil
90, % acsrsA IN gsritd on up dss
Guido 10 lsvansa los tAidonss do 10
semi levlsa apa seiondo con eata OK
els maci6n: icy mi mAdrel
II terasr cuAdro asareee el ora
dor bsi sndo de 10 trihunA con el pelo
erixadn y los oios inysosAdos sn san
gre en- msdio de stronadorAs griserfas
ssomps Iados do tlros, luces dc psn
gala y cohesss; On sI 6lsimo cuadro,
% ve 81 doctor esbA gando en- nm
ame'go por O. p0l0 ds Ia bGndera On
direction 3 AdjuusAs
-Auoehs los republiasnoa do
luaua DfsS absudonarn1 On puehlo
sara vsnir ., oinemAs6grAfo rsouhii
cAno; sAmb. En- viniercn 90 earros ii
r.dos por b sye. os peonss de Va
rlss hsott ndsai no. pu isron l,evAr
los earr0. cs Mons eur Per. szt. por
b .oa 90 6 do sl mulo eOoiumnls4 4
cA' gar lassre san pes >do.
Fusron denOnoiAdos Dor 10 DO.
lisiA iosuiar, pOr intrAsci6 & las or.
dsnSpEAs munisipales, VIssnta Ten y
MArte.o , Fs,ise Ornx
Por srusldad oon los snims !es
Juan Rodriguz.
Antonio do 10 Crpz, Hnr rifa.
Francisco Sslo, Co. Areo do Le6n,
Fransiaco Sabti, por alserAr la psr
b6b las.
| Tomas oaatiIlo y Joss Aponts,
por ossurd den.
Jose RODRIGUEZ. Bsu'goo Rants !
Angel Aeresdo, Dor inf alci6n al re-
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el n1mero dc los individuos que hss
do componsr oil iurado para &C tender
On 10 sauaa q . 30 signe pnY saina
10 sousra - vsn MsgdalenA 7 yrrss
del pus 10 90 AoiunsAs.
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ms nAuA, sisudo AbOg .do d.f.usnv d,
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