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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
WIVES GALORE.
A Man Arrested In philadelphia !
Said to Have One
HUNDRED AND FIFTY.

Benefit, Disguised to Please All.
Philadelphia Detective Says He
Has Found Biggest Bigamy Swim.
die in History.
After the arrest in Philadelphia ON
Thursday OF James Marshall, a pic
turesque looking Westerner, and
Miss Teenie Marshall, or Miss Edith
Ross, his alleged daughter, the first
on charge Of desertion and the se-
cond on a charge of false pretence,"
the police Of that city unfolded what
they claim is the boldest and most
multiple conspiracy Of bigamy and
robbery in history.
| Edward Bryant, Of the Bryant De-
tective agency, which uncovered the
Mrs. Edith Ross Bureau" asserts
that Marshall has at least one hun
dred and fifty wives, and probably
twice that many. He claims to have
evidence that In one month the man
married as many as six women.
The plan according to the police,
| was for Miss Marshall to introduce
Marshall to the dupes as a rich and
gentle suitor. He would appear in O
variety of disguises. The marriage
would be quickly effected. Marshall
would get all the valuabes he could
from the bride and would desert her.
His wives, it is said, are scattered
across the continent.
The proceedings were brought by
Mrs. Marjorie Friel, of No. 1926
Summer street, who applied at the
] fnr 1,
Marshall. She had saved some mon
ey from her wages and Marshall tried
TO get 1t. Then he deserted her.
In the kitchen of the house occu-
pied by Marshall was found lot OF
charred paper, indicating that alot
or letters and stationary had been
DESTROYED Upstairs, in the sleeping
room in tho second floor, were found
about 5000 letters from women all
over the country in answer to adver-
1sements inserted in various papers
by the Mrs. Edith Ross Society" the
name of the matrimonial bureau op-
Grated by the Marshalls.
There were also found many bot
les Of hair dye Of all shades, tending
to bear out the detectives assertion
that Marshall made up to repre-
sent different types. to please the
varying tastes Of the "societys'' fea-
male clients A bottle OF laudanum
was another find. All the articles
were kept by the detectives.
AT the hearing Friday Marshall
who is 61 years old, wore towering
and flaring sombrero. The postal au-
thOrities are interested in the case,
as 1T is charged that Marshall used
the United States mails in his scheme
to lure women into his clutches. Pos
tai Inspector Frank O'Brien is inves-
tigating the case on behalf of the
Federal authorities.
Both prisoners were held in $1,000
bail. 4he police say the woman is
not MarShalls daughter.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
BEGAN RIGHT.
"Lct Us Pray" Says Man just Before
Marriage.

Just as Justice Stoblo started to
join Robert G.. Jackson, the ten
dollar-aweck bachelor" and Mrs.
Belle Williams In wedlock at st.
Louis, lats week Jackson halted him
Let us pray" he said. Then he
dropped on his knees and fervidly
bcsouBht heaven 20 shower the bless
ings OF happiness and numerous
progency. In this pious wish tho
bridc-to-bc heartily Joined
Some weeks ago Jackson asked a
Judge If man should get married
on a salary Of $40 a week The JUS
ticc replied In the Affirmative, pub
lished Jackson's letter, and the lab
orcr received marriage proposals
from eighteen women, including the
bride
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.
A Mashcr Fined Forty Dollars for
Annoying Ladies'.

The State says one OF the most out
of the ordinary cases that has come
up before the court in n good long
while was that of n white man who
gave his name az w. n. Bishop, and
Is stranger in Columbia.
Monday Bishop got about half
drunk and began making eyes" at
young ladies' on the streets. Police,
man Ford soon got on 10 his game
and in watching him while noticed
that the chap was following two la
dies, who, finally being worried and
frightened by the persistent atten-
tions of Bishop, ran to avoid him.
The man was locked and Thursday
did not deny the charge against him
He said he was drunk and If he was
discourtc0us to anyone he knc"
nothing of 1t. His fine was SAC. nc
paid up and left.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
SIS WIFE a WONDER.
She Remembered the Wnd of Money
Hidden I'm The stove.

Almost too good to be true was the
good fortune Of Silas II. Rayburn, of
Rising Sun. Ia, who recently sold a
lot OF cattle for several thousand
dollars Rayburn has always been
suspicious Of banks and bankers and
would have none Of them. SO he put
his money in an old stove used by
his wife on wash days. The other
day his wife went to build fire in
the stove but she first removed the
money
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
Sent Him n I,oub

At schenectady, n. Y, Daniel Mil
lcr was fatally injured by an infer
nal machine sent him by express Fri-
day night. John IIallinan is nndc,
arrest, believed to be the author OF
the crime, the alleged motive bcinp
disappointed love for girl Millol
was to marry. lIallinan's conversa.
ton strongly indicates he is insane.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12

BARGHEADiGD Al CHURCH.
That is The Way Grccnvillo
Preacher Wants II,

At the first Baptist church of
Grccnvillc on Sunday. Rev. Dr. II. #.
Cody announced as an especial re-
quest that beginning with next Sun
day nights service, ladies would here
after leave their hats at home. This
only applies to night services. The
matter has caused n good deal OF dis
cussion, but it Is believed the request
VIII be generally complied with
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
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SHOT WIFE AND BABE.
And Then Blew Ont His Own De.
mcntcd Brain.

The details OF shocking tragedy
which occurred at Flint Hill, Rap
pahannock county, Va, Saturday
week reached Winchestctr on Thurs
day. Henry Foster, young farmer
while out walking with his wife and
two-monthsold baby, suddenly drew
his revolver and shot and almost in
stantly killed both OF them. Fostoi
tnon blew out his own brains. Nc
reason Is known for the deed.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
Offers Prize for Births.

Eager to see the population OF Nc
Pherson county, Neb., increased,
Thomas Roseman, IL retired batchelor
cattlenrhn, has offered $50 to every
baby born In the county and 500 to
eYerY cOMnlo who get mnrrled.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
MANY LIVES LOST
And Thousands Made Homeless bs
a Destructive Earthquake.

A severe earthquake accompanied
by loss OF life has occurred at l}itlis
Turkish Armenia, appears to he con
firmed, but the number of deaths Is
unknown. According to adviccS re-
ceiycd in New York from W. w. Pest
treasurer Of the American mission at
Constantinople, the Americans and
their peolc in the missions at Bitlis
have been rendered homeless, the
snow in the vicinity being 25 feet
deep Assistance was urgently re-
QueStcQ.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
HOUN-. GIRL A HEROINE.
Saves Many Lives in Il Hotel Fire i'm
Boston, Mass

Elevcn-ycar-old Louise Plypton
proved herself a heroine in recent
hotel fire in boston, Mass. She was
In the hotel when she saw smoke
hlling the corridors on the nth floor
she ran from door to door giving the
alarm on tnat floor ana then went to
the floor above and was engaged In
doing the same thing when she was
overcome with smoke Firem0n rush
cd TO her assistance and rescued her
before she became inscSble
The fire had been caused by the
explosion of gasoline and might have
resulted in serious consequences had
ii not been for the efforts Of the
hcoric girl. Through her warning
$4,000 worth OF jcwclry was saved
from one OF the rooms
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
Fire Burned n Year.

A fire that has been burning since
the San Francisco earthquake last
April was discovered the other day
by workmen who were digging about
the ruins Of dry goods store. They
were astonishcd when they picked up
some bricks to find them red hot
the bricks were removed and a cloud
of dense smoke issued forth, accom-
panied by blaze. The fire had been
burning nearly a year without being
discovered.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
CAN'T HURT US.
The South's Crops Put Her On Easy
Street.

The Birmingham News says the
corn crop Of the Southern States for
1906 was worth 100000. The
value OF the cotton crop of the South
ern States for the same year was
}bout $700,00O,000. Add to these
he value of the wheat, oats, tobacco
nd fruit crops, the value of live
stock and poultry, and the value Of
ndustrial products in the South, and
he total Will make II easily under
.,oOd why this vast fertile and pro-
luctivc region cares not n rap about
he turmoil among the stock jObbers
and gamblers and gct-rich-quck dis
AatchcS Of frcnZied finance IN Wall
street
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
Would Lynch Fucdist.

Adam Felty Is being sought by a
posse, bent on lynching near Celeste,
Texas, whore he shot and killed Os-
car Brown, the 15-year-old son OF q
neighbor, with whom he was at war
over q boundary line.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
INDIAN SWINDIIER.
Made Ten Ears From the Skin Of
Wolfe.

1t took an ingenious Indian to
dupe the Treasury department of
Clark county, Wis, and swindle It
out OF cool 500 with an ease that
would have put even Cassie Chad
wick in the shade. The Indian re-
ccived the 500 for five pairs of
wolves ears, for which bounty Is
paid After he had gone the clerk
examined the ears more closely and
found that they were made OF paste
board covered with pieces Of wolf
skin cut III the shape Of ears. The
indian was arrested.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
Witnessed by Many.

Three thousand persons Witnessed
the hanging OF Felix Powell at Vic
toria, Texas, on Tuesday He was
hanged for the murder OF Mrs. A. j..
Conditt and her four children in Sep
tcmber 1905.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
COST TOO MUCH.
An Expensive Way to Get Rid of
Rats

In large warehouse in Liver
pool boy named Edward Scott was
employed to run crrands. There were
many rats about the place and he was
told that if he could catch one and
SINCE It's tail all the others would
leave. A trap was sci and a rat was
caught, but while singeing it's tail ac-
cording to directions the lighted pap
er blew into pile Of straw and start
ed a conflagation that burned four
big buildings and inflicted loss of
half a million dollars.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
Thorn Caused Death.

Prickcd by n rose thorn four weeks
ago, Miss Anna Free, aged 23 years,
Of Stamford, Conn, died OF blood
poisoning, the other day.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
FATAL FIRE.
a Mother and Five Children Burn
ed to Death.

At Passiac, N j., on Wednesday
Of last week a mother and Ave OF her
children were burned to death in a
tenement fire. The children ranged
in age from seven months to seven
years.
Many women and children were
taken down ladders by the flremen,
but the members OF the Satupo fam
lily, which occupied rooms on the 3rd
floor are supposed to have been suf-
located by smoke before they. could
escape from their rooms.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-04-12
Jealous Lovers Awful Crime.

Made Jealous by seeing his sweet.
heart with another man at Portland
Ore, Roscoe James killed Grace N
Disney aud himself.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-14
NOTAs De PONCE
Gran festival artistIcO. orga'
nIzado pOf 81 eomp0sitOr
don francisco COFt6S.
BALE sUsPENDIDO
Buques de guerra en- puerto.
Muer te del doctor Becerra
Lacot -Otras noticias.

Para el pr6sino domingo or
ganiza un gran festival artlstico en-
el teatro ola Perlas de Ponce, el
notable maestro compositor Paco
Cortes. Tomaran parte Ell dicho
acto cuarenta profesores, y, al final,
Sc pondra Ell escena el aplaudido
mino-d drama aNuit du Noel.O
-En la mafiana de aver toma-
ron puerto los vapores de la marina
I de guerra americana aMaineO, cru
cero de 1900 toneladas, aKentuc-
kyD de 1900 ton -ladas, y el aviso
aYanktogo de 600 toneladas.
Ell doctor en- Derecho, don
Luis A. Becerra Lacot, de cuyo re-
pentino fallecimiento Ell la noche
del domingo, dimos va cuenta, ha-
bia permanecido en- el bale del Ca
sino esa noche hasta hora muy
avanzada. Muri6 a los pocos mo-
mentos de haberse retirado a su ca
sa.
Ell baile que habia de cele-
brar anoche el Casino de Ponce en-
el teatro, fue suspendido con mott
vo de la muerte del doctor Becerra
-Ha ingresado en- ell Asilo de
Ciegos para ser operado de catara-
tas, don Ramon Soltero, de Cabo-
Rojo.
Antes de aver habia EN- dicho
establecimiento cuarentiun hom-
bre y veinticinco mujeres.
TN niiio de nuestro distin-
guido amigo el doctor Gaudier, tn
vo la desgracia de sufrir una caida
al bajar la escalera de su casa. HUI
bo necesidad de que los do,tores
Coronas y Moret lie extrageron tres
dientes de la encia superior.
| Para naiiana estan seIaladof
ell este tribunal los juicios siguien-
tes: contra Raimundo Gutierrez POI
lhurto mayor y contra Encarnaci6r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-14
EbICTO! JU]ICIIItS

A0iso "A las personals que nes
cesiten inseftat Ell este peri6dico
edlctos judlclales, advertimos que
deberan pagan anticipadaniente su
importe, 81 no tiehe relaciones con la
empresa q no envian dicllos edic4
tos por conducto de nuestros agen.
tes. Las personals relacionadas con
rfosotros pagafah cl importe total
cuando este hechl la niitad de las
insercionesr
Y en- nin5in case Sc entregara
Ia declarac on juradl de un edicto
sin recibir el precio de la inserci6n.
Las anteriores reglas son invaria
)les.
La 4dministyaci5n de ola Demo.
.rac1a.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-14
BUREAU DEL TEMPO
servicio clImstoI6gles do 10
semsna que termla6 el sa-
do g del COrriente.
LlGEROS AGuACEROS
Tempo bueno el dia del lu-
nee. = Tabla de variaci6n
ca la temperature.

FL tempo bueno gu, RENO el
primer dia de la semana, fue segui-
do, el lunes, por un tempo nubla-
do, ell parte, con algunos ligeros y
repartidos aguaceros en- algunas To-
calidadeS. La temperature mas al
ia de Ia semana So reglstro en- mu-
chas estaciones el dia ;. Los dias
$ y 6 fueron generalmente nubla-
dos Y amenazadores en- toda la isla.
La mayor parte de Ia precipitation
de la senana ocurrio ell esos dos
dias; pero la lluvia no fue de lnodo
alguno general; los aguaceros tue-
ron extensamente repartidos y en-
muchas estaciones no llovio; pero
sinembargo, el promedio Ell la isla,
durante la semana, o.5I pulgada,
es cerca de Ia cantidad usual por
esta estacion del aiio. Los tres I'LL
timos dias de la semana fueron ex-
traordinariamente claros Ell casi
todas las secciones de la iSla.
La temperature fue mas uni
forme que durante la semana ante
rior, La temperature mas alta que
han informado fue 90, en- Central
Aguirre, el dia 3; y la mas baja,
40, en- Cayey, el dia S. La tenn
, peratura media en- la isla fue 7o.20,
que eS 4.10 bajo ell promedio de
anos anteriores por Ell mes de Fe-
brero.
La mayor precipitation sema-
nal fue 200 pulgadas, Ell las Ma
rfas. De seis estaciones informan
que no ha llovido NADIA practica-
mente.
La siguiente tabla demuestra
la variacion de temperature;
TEMPERATURE
MdS alta. MaS baja.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-14
.EI Attorney General
ell Juez Gui'|ermety

motivo no pueden decir quienes
eran.
Il sargeuto y los do policias
penetraron al patio De Ia casa y,
'forzanIo una puerta, subieron al
comedor del establecimiento, acto
continue daalose 4 la fuga los que
alFi estaban.
Ocuparon entonces cuatro car
tas que hallaron sobre la mesa, y
una pieza de diez centavos que di-
cen ellos Sc lie cayo de las manos a
Rosendo Quesada cuando este hugo
hlcia fuera del aposento. Nadie
fue arrestado esa noche segun pue-
do deducir de las declaraciones. Don
Rosendo Qhesada declara que el nc
estaba ALI, y 81 Ell su casa en- CANA.
| Ell es corroborado ell su declara.
cion por su esposa, su suegra, ST.
sirvienta y por Jose Rico, uno de los
acusados, por Felipe Colon, el mar
shall, por don Rafael Salcedo, due
no del hotel, por doiia Irenes Alva-
rez, esposa del dueiio del hotel y por
Pablo Romero, sirviente del hotel.
Cada uno de estos testigos declara
acknowledgements que Rosendo Que
sada no estaba Ell el hotel. Es durc
Greer que todas estas personas sean
perjuros. Varias de estas personas
no son familiares de Quesada, y 81
la intencion de el1os es salvar
Quesada por ser un empleado de Ia
Corte, iporque no han tenidola mis-
nj intencion con Colou el marshal!
Los otros testigos que estaban en- e
hotel esa noche, asi como los acu
sados, excepto Quesada que dice
que no estaba ALI, testi6can que nc
Sc jug6 al monte aquella noche; que
10 1nico que jugaron fue rViudao 8
eBurro.D
La mayor preponderancia de
evidencia es en- contra de la Policia.
Por consiguiente este no sobreven.
dria en- el case de que no fueser
creidos los testigos de los acusados,
pero teniendo en- cuenta los datos
generates, me impresiona la idea DE-
que la continuation de los autos nc
debe tener lugar en- este case. L.
policfa, a una hora avanzada de Il
noche, Si1 I'm nandatnlento de ALA
namiento 8 cuAlquiero otto proceed
miento de ley, por la taer1a iuvad,
Ia casa de un hombre, sinip!ementt
con el proposito de ocupar cuatrc
cartas de baraja y una moneda de
diez centavos. Nj un solo arrestc
fue hecho. Me parece que la acci6r
de la Policfa envolvio una PROPOSE
ci6n mucho mas seria que un ordi
mario juego de monte.
| Ell hecho ha sido Ell extreme
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-14

TN descredito para el priacipio de
que Ia casa de iii hombre no debc
ser victinla de un registro sin razon
8 de una penetration ell ella que 10
esta autorizada por nlnguna ley.
81 la policia no intento arrestar q
II die, 20 no comprendo porque
habfa de invadir el hogar del senior
Salcedo. FL hecho de haber en-
contrado cuatro cartas sobre una
mesa y una pieza de diez centavos
Ell el piso no es evidencia para pro-
bar que Tin juego prohibido de ba-
|rajas Sc efectu6 dentro de la casa.
Hay un nImero de juegos que pue-
den jugarse con barajas por dinero
sin violar la presente ley referente
a juegos prohibidos.
La policfa dice que miro 4 ira
yes de una hendija que habia en- la
pared y vic a Ia gente adentro ju-
gando monte. Que conocieron q
todos los 'individuos contra quienes
produjeron denuncia, pero que no
conocieron a los otros porque Sc
dieron a la fuga; he visto por la
declaration de la policla que Que
sada Sc di6 tambien a la fuga y
sinembargo 10 couocieron.
Los testigos de la defensa d.
cen que la puerta del frente de la
casa estaba alberta, y que la policla
la podido penetrar por ella sin ve-
nirse por Ell patio y forzar una puer-
ia.
Esta declaration no esta eli
. contraversi6n con el testimonio de
la policfa, por 10 que deduzco que
1a sido innecesario el forzar una
puerta. En- mi opinion, el hecho
de la policfa de no haber arrestado q
nadie esa noche despues de haber
penetrado en- la casa de TN hombre
es una circumstance en- contra de
ella que dcbe ser considerable seria-
mente Ell eSta causa.
La policia puede haber obrado
de muy buena fe y sin embargo es-
tar equivoeada. En- los datos de Ia
policia no tenemos NADIA con respec.
to a ese hecho, excepto la conclu-
sion de que Sc estaba jugando mon
te ALI. Y la policia no presenta
otra prueba para juStifiHar csa con-
cluii6 |, gu. LIS Gu ,trD carlas Y Ia
III )nedl de diez centavos. Este
h.cio de haber elcontrado cuatrc
cartas y diez centavos prueba sola
mente que ALI Sc habia jugado ba.
lraja, pero no que necesariamente Sc
haya jugado monte. Yo no en-.
cuentro que la evidencia sea su6.
ciente para condeuar a ninguno de
los acusados, y por 10 tanto respe
tuosamente recomienl0 que csta
cAusa sea sobreseida con respecto q
todoS.
Adjunta devuelvo d listed to.
das las declaraciones. Respetuosa
mentc.
IsD \TTt ItTtr@TTI -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-14

Los fongo aemaneS rane los mas perectos hasta
da pecos dese Sempre vendo pecos gae
josos nade fon6gaos t tmdi Zoaoao Escn enndo
xenca sudo de records de disco de cno mpresonado
cas bcas lmpodos de Europa records de opera canaos
Caruso Gogn Bonc Constantine Vigua Biel B Walls Alvarez
Borga Paet Sanmarco Scott De Cigada
adin Campnani Pncon Joune Wulmgn r de Preo
uroa Bornsegua Boronat Barrn Cal Trazzn Sembch
ba PaH, Arke, Iahia & &.
Immense sudo records de Zaue nT1ados decamente Ma
dd Barcelona Cntos pouareS eahoes
eneras guai fanangos oa g!nadnas gaego
lie Milan, Madrid
Barcelona s. a asc dc l0n1s Pleas :epuesa ae
soios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-14

Co lsideranio gu. d:5e ser CO,
nocidl por el pais Ia coa1ucta o.
servadl pr el Hoao.lble Attorney
en- el asunso relacioll 10 col cl Mar
shall, Secretario y otros acuSa1os,
sentenciados por esta Corte Munich
pll a multa y carcel por jugar a 10
prohibido, transcribimos a continua-
ci6n una mocion dirigida a la Corte
Municipal de esta Villa por el indi-
cado Honorable Attorney General,
cuyo original, en- texto ingles, Sc
encuentra Ell el archivo de nuestra
Corte Municipal.
Los empleados contint1an en-
sus puestos, para que su conducta
siente precedente entire todos aque-
llos que en- nuestras Cortes desem-
pefen identicas funciones. - Co.
RRESPoNsAL.
Dice asi la mocion de referen'
cia:
sEnero ! de 1907. Honorable Fa.
fael Guillermety. Juez NUM-
cipal de Coamo, Coamo P. R.
Senor: Tengo el honor de acu-
sarle recibo de su communication del
Al pr6ximo pasado, con la que re-
mite usted la cansa EN- contra de Ra-
fael Salcedo, Felipe Colon, mar.
shall de SUI Corte, Alfredo Suro, Pc
dro Perez y Jose Rico, todos los
cuales son acusados del delito de
jugar a 10 prohibido por Rafael
Bird, sargento de la Policia 1nsu.
lar.
He revisado Embellishments
la declaration del sargento y la de
los dos policias, asi como tanbier
la de los acusados y la de sus testi.
gos de defensa. 81 sargento y los
dos policias Jose Puente y Obdulic
Lopez estan de acuerdo en- sus de.
claracines. De acuerdo con la evi-
dencia que ellos presentan, parece
que el sargento fue informado de
que un juego de monte Sc llevaba
efecto en- la casa de don Rafael Sal
cedo, en- Coano.
Que el senior Salcedo tiene iii
hotel y restaurant en- su menciona
da casa. Que el sargento, acompa
fiado de los dos policf1s arriba ex
presados, Sc dirigio a la casa d,
Sllcedo y miranda pot un, h.nIljt
de la pared hacia ientro dc Ia casa
vieron a Rafael SAlcedo, Alfonso
Suro, Jose Rico, Pedro Perez, Fell
pc Colon, el marshall, y Rosendt
Quesada, el secretario, que jugabar
al monte siendo este 1ltimo el q. ha
. eia de tallador, que habfan otras per
sonas preseutes, las cuales huyerol
cuando entr6 Ia policia, por Guy,
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