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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
Russian Soldiers Demand
Retirement of a General

st. Petersburg. July 27.-while EN-
peror Nicholas was reviewing the
troops encamped at KrasnOye-Selo on
Wednesday the Semlnovsky regiment
refused TO participate In the maneu-
vers and broke up the order of the pa
rade. They demanded the retirement
from their command OF General Rel.
man. who. with General Min. whom
ReimRn succeeded as commander Of
the regiment when Min was assassi-
mated at Peterhof In August of last
year. ruthlessly put down the Moscow
uprising in December. 1905. The regi-
ment was Immediately dismissed from
parade and Its barracks searched.
Much Illegal literature was found, and
four soldiers OF the regiment were
placed under arrest. The authorities
are trying to keep the matter secret
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
.JAPS WATCHED
AT PITTSBURG
MILITARY OFFICIALS STIRRED
TO ACTION, BUT REFUSE TO
DISCUSS CASE.
SUSPECT laps BEING SPIES
Many Applications foe Work Have o.
Late Been Made by Japs In
the Steel Mil
District.

Pittsburg. Military and gov
eminent officials have been stirred
TO action by persistent reporta durina
the last week that Japanese spies are
at work In this district. Governments
officials refuse to discuss the reports,
but Il Is understood that two secret
service operatives from Washington
have come TO Pittsburg to shadow tho
alleged spies.
The first reports that spies were az
work here came from Camp Lindsay.
at Upton. Pa. while the National
Guard Of Pennsylvania was in an,
nual encampment. II was claimed
n number of Japanese had sought
employment as servants in the oift
cers' quarters. and that evidence
placed in tho hands OF the commandsI.
showed good cause to suspect two Of
those who got employment.
Col. Rutledge of the 18th regiment
issued orders that no Japanese were
to be employed in camp.
Since the guardsmen returned from
camp. three japanese have applied for
employment In the Plttsburg mills
that produce armor plate and engines
for the American navy. Japanese stu
dents frequently are given employ.
ment in these mills, but owing to the
suspicious aroused by the applicants
they were refused work.
II is reported that Japanese ap.
piled for work at the Homestead steel
mills. He WAS refused employment.
The same day another Japanese.
sought employment in the Westing'
house works. east OF Pittsburg. ex.
pressing desire TO work On the
turbine engines. such as are supplied
from these works to the American
navy. He was refused
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
MAJOR HUNTINGTON DIEs uN.
CONSCIOUS or ACTIONS or
HIS SON.
DISASTER CAUSED SENSATION
The Swift Succession Of incidents In
tho Family Has Cast a Gloom
Over the City Of
Versailles.

versailles-The death Of the aged
American soldier himself and an at
tempt at self.destruction on the part
of his son Henry. who shot his sis
ters and brothers in the last hours OF
his dying father, impaired additional
sadness TO the shocking tragedy In
the home Of Maj. Henry A. Hunting.
ton, which has caused a sensation In
the American colony and diplomatic
circles Of France.
Maj. Huntington died shortly after
the news was given out OF his son
Henry's unsuccessful attempt at sui
eide. but the father was spared the
anguish of the knowledge both OF this
incident and the terrible crime which
shattered his household, as he was
unconscious 10 the end.
The Frustrated wife, his daughter
Edith and his son Douglas. whose
slight wounds permitted them TO pay
the last honors 10 the dying man.
were present In the chamber when
the end came.
According 90 the police, Henry at
tempted suicide in his cell with a silk
handkerchief. which he tied around
his neck and fastened 20 the bars.
seeking 10 strangle himself slowly by
means 81 a touTniquet. The jailor.
who had been instructed 20 watch the
prisoner closely. detected the act in
time to prevent serious result, and II
was announced that Henry had not
succeeded In injuring himself
The swift sequence Of tragic incl
dents In the Huntington family, which
Is one OF the best known. has cast a
gloom over Versailles. Though
plunged in grief at the death Of the
head Of the household. the mother and
children have had time 10 interpret
Henry's effort at self-destruction as
additional evidence of the mental IRE
sponsibility which. they say. he has
manifested for a long time in GER
tain directions.
His wife, however declares that II
was the natural result OF remOrse at
The dreadful acts which ne committed
IN a sudden outburst OF uncoptrOl.a.
BILE fury at the interference OF his
brothers when he hurried TO the bed
eide of his dying father.
The French judicial authorities feel
that searching probes alone viii bring
out the exact happenings in the Hunt
ington villa which antedate the shoot
Ing.
On the subject OF just what occurred
on the night OF the tragedy there Is a
conflict between the story OF the Hunt
ington family and the statement Hen
ry's wife says he made TO her, hui
both agree that the man was carried
aIay by passion which unbalanced
his mind.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
MUSSULMANS
in HOLY WAR
MASSACRE or ALL CHRISTIANS
~ MOROCCO THREAT.
ENED BY TRIBEs.
EUROPEANS ARE IN FLIGHT
Twelve Killed In outhreak--Rlots AZ
Casa Blanca Follow Attack on
Harbor and Railway
Works.

Tangier. Morocco-The outbreak OF
a holy war. with the massacre Of all
Europeans In Morocco. is threatened.
At Casa Blanca. where the murder OF
foreigners has already begun. British
and German steamships are taking on
refugees. Twenty thousand Mussul.
mans are encamped about Casa Blan-
ca and an attack On the town Is likely
at any moment.
A new danger is threatening Euro
peans In Casa Blanca, according TO in.
formation arriving at this place, the
Moors refusing TO allow them to take
refuge on ships. II was stated that
the thousands Of fanatical natives sur
rounding the town we're INDUCING in
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
WOMAN AELD WITHOUT sAlL..
suspect Put Under Ares. In New
York City.

New Yorlr---Anna Messner,
woman OF many aliases, was held
without bail on suspicion OF complt
city in the most dlabolical crime 10
the rapidly increasing list of fiendish'
murders of girls and children.
This Is the most horrible crime ,
ever heard of. II Is sickenlng." do,
clared Coroner hamburger after
he had examined the body OF 8.
year-old Katie Tieschier. which was
found. dead in q basement not more
than 10 feet from her home.
GaetaPo Rippolone and Giuseppe
Boifanta, Italian cobblers. who lived
next door to the child's home, also
are held without bail.
The Messner woman formerly lived
with the Tieschlern. was evieted and
swor0 vengeance, She found new
quarters In the tenement, where the
mhtilated body later was discovered.
She was intimate with the cobbiers..
The woman denied the charge.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08

cally no oppositioh IN case of an anti.
foreign outbreak. An organization
known as The Secret League OF
Young Korea" has been formed to
combat the Japanisation OF the couns
try.
Conservative leaders have made
strong representations to Marquis Ito
and Foreign Minister Hayashi OF ia
pan, begging them not to drive the
country TO extremes.
Counter to American War Talk.
II, as is whispered In some circles,
the Korean excitement was fomented
by the japanese government as a
means OF turning the peoples atsen-
tion from thoughts Of war with the
United States. the matter has evident.
ly gone farther than its orlginators
intended. A mob attacked the palace
while the great seal was being
formally placed in the hands Of the
crown prince, who has now succeeded
the retiring emperor. The Japanese
police opened fire, and no one knows
how many fell before their voliey.
twenty-five Japanese are reported
killed In the fight.
The native press prints sensation.
al account Of the reported suicide OF
Prince VI at the Hague--a story as
yet northumberland rumors that the
Japanese intend to take the emperor
TO Toxic at once have still further in.
named popular resentment against the
Mikado. The people regard the EN-
peror as q martyr. and any attempt "a
spirit him away will almost certainly
result In bloodshed.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
GOVERNOR DENIES CHARGES.
Folk Declares He Never Discussed
Is Political Ambitions.

Jefferson City. Mo.--In reply 20
former Police Commissioner +. r..
Roselle, who was removed from
the Kansas City police board by Gov.
J. w. Folk. and who declared that this
action was taken to boost the gov.
errors political prospects, the state
executive declares unqualIfiedly that
RoEells'B statements are untrue.
Gov. Folk states that never had he
discussed his political ambitions with
Rozelle. but he had told the coFnmls-
sioner that II all the things he HAD
heard regarding Chief OF Police Hayes
were found 70 be true after investiga-
ton the chief should not be recommis
stoned.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
PET MAGILL
NOT POISONED
STATES ATTORNEY MILLER save
He WILL NOW PROCEED ON
SUICIDE PACT.
SUICIDE BELIEF is GROWING
Fsye MasIIl Says, sour Only Crime
Was Marrying Too Soon After
Pete Death."--ls Very
Happy.

Clinton. IIl--The report Of the med
icai expert who made an analysis OF
the stomach OF Mrs. Pet Magili was
received in Clinton and delivered TO
Prosecuting Attorney Miller He put
II In his pocket and at FIRST refused
TO tell what the contents of u were.
Mr.. Miller announced the medical
experts declared In their report that
Mrs. Magill died from chloroform pol
sonIng. No trace OF strychnine was
found, but only a trace Of arsenic.
THE theory the state will 60 on
now Is that there was q suicide pact
between Mr. and Mrs. Magill," said
Miller, "and that she carried out her
part OF the agreement"
The belief Is growing here that Mrs.
Magill did commit suicide.
The analysis was made by Drs.
Adolph Gehrman and John Wesen OF
the Columbus laboratory of Chicago.
DIR. George p. Edmonson, mayor o:
Clinton. went to Chicago and brought
the report back with him. Soon after
he arrived he said to Richard Lemon,
attorney for Mr.. and Mrs. Magill:
You have nothing 20 fear from the
report of the experts"
Mr.. Lemon inferred from this that
no poison other than chloroform and
trace OF arsenic was found in the
stomach. The defense admits arsenic
may have been found, but that II came
f,.r... kA data
Parents Talk Freely.
This bride of month. arrested for
murder before her honeymoon had
waned. is deeply In love with her hus.
band. Her cell is upon the north side
OF the jail. Her husband, Fred Magill,
is in a cell almost directly opposite,
upon the south side OF the jail.
Standing inside the grated doors
OF their cells, they can see each other
and talk to each other, but they can
not reach out and touch even their I'm
ger tips.
"They stand that way and talk 70
each other nearly all day." said Mrs
Campbell, wife OF the sheriff. 81
never nav Nolhah ~ thuSu III wv
with a man as Faye is with Magili
She worships him."
The young wife looks much better
than any Of her pictures that have
been printed in the papers. They were
from photographs made a year or 81
ago and show her wearing glasses
There IS a serious look. too, that Il
not fiattering.
1.-THE only crime we committed. 4
we committed any. was in marrying
too soon. But II was love that i'm
PEELED US, and surely love is no crime
Is it2' and she laughed hearty laugl
that hadn't note Of care In It. shi
would say nothing more.
The father and mother or Mrs. Fay
Graham MagIll talked freely abou
their daughters case. They live In
cottage with broad. shaded lawn
Mr. Graham is in the real estate an,
insurance business.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
GOVERNOR FOLK FLAWS POLICE.
says Kansas City Department Pro-
teets Thieves and Railways.

Jefferson City. Mo.--A crisis was
reached in the police investigation that
has been under way at Kansas City
the last three months, when Gov. Folk
not only peremptorily removed Com
missioner Frank Rozzelle but issued,
perhaps. the most scathing statement
regarding the police methods In Kan
sas City In the past that was ever
given publicity by governor Of the
state.
The governor plainly says that Ger.
tain crooks have been protected by
the police. and that. TO some extent,
the police department has been ma.
nipulated not only in the interest OF
the Metropolitan Street railway, but
that gamblers and notorious charae.
tiers have been protected and limo
cent persons punished.
The governor was evidently In a
bad humor when he returned from
Texas over the dilatory tactics OF tho
Kansas City police board. He was
not In his office ten minutes un
I'll he telegraphed to Commissioner
Rozzelle. asking for his resigna
ton by telegraph. When moor
came the governor was not hungry
His office force was. but that did not
matter to the governor. He waited
and waited for a reply. None came
About 3 o'clock the governor indicted
another message to Mr.. Rozxelle
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
CHARGED VITA RossERv.
Janss W. Ayers Accused Of stealing
M whisky.

Bristol. va.--James w. Ayres,
aged ~. son OF General Rufus
Ayres. one Of the weaithiest men in
Virginia. is under arrest at Big Stone
Gap on . charge OF breaking into the
offices of the Southern Express Co.
and stealing whisky.
Shortly after the arrest II became
known that Gen. Ayres would ask for
a ccinmission Of lunacy. This was
eorroborated by the arrival OF Or.
a, g. Priddy. superintendent OF the
Southwestern State Hospital for the
Insane At Marion.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08

because OF the dIsaffection that exists
In the companies OF the PreobEajensky
regiment quartered here.
Wednesday was the first time that
General Reiman had assumed COM
mand Of his regiment since his return
from Alexandria. where he fed after
General Min was assassinated. Al
though he was appointed commander
shortly after Min was shot, he did not
Immediately assume command. but
served with the emperor's personal
bodyguard until the anlmosity aroused
in his subordlnates had cooled. The
.seminoysky regiment. after the trou-
BILE in Moscow. voted to wipe out their
disgrace In the blood OF Generals Min
and Reiman. who. they declared,
forced them 10 ilre upon and murder
their fellow.citizons.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
coNDEMNED MAN ROASTED.
Flames Leap From Joints Of ohio
Murderer.

Columbus. ohso-The eisctrocution
OF Henry White convicted OF the
murder Of Marshal Basere al
prison here was horrible fasco.
Twice the electric current failed
TO KIN. while the condemned
man writhed in a. n.y. HIS swelling
museles almost bufet through the
straps that held him. When the third
shock went through bis body a sheet
Of Game developed him and flames is
sued from every Joint OF his body.
Tbs current was continued several
seconds in spite Of the flames, while
the odOr OF seorchlng lieah allied the
death chamber, When It waa turned
on The physIciana pronounced the man
dead, He had literally been Eoaaled 70
death.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08

Pawhuska. oksa.---Mike White and
shorty" Green. alleged leaders Of the
mob that lynched the negro. Frank
Bailey at Usage. we're held 70 the fed,
eral grand jury for murder In the first
degree.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
Isorsa salks; Gun KIIls Hunter.

Spring Valley. Ill.-Telforo TIM. a
prominent. Italian citizen OF Ladd. was
killed while returning home in bug
~ from hunting. The horee baked.
throwing him against the muEzle Of a
doubIe-barFeled shotgun, both bar
rels OF which were discharged, and
cutting his body almost In two.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08

Butte. Mont-0eorge Tower. who s.
believed 10 have participated IN the
attempted hold-up OF the North Coast
Limited few monihs aso. whan En-
glneer Glow was murdered. was ar.
rested here.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
Land aInklna steps rralna.

Colon.--The land around Lion Hill.
10 miles from Colon, Is reported to
have sunk. II is stated also that
through trains are unable to pass. an
extensive is the damage in that re-
gion. and no trains are running.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08

Aramore, l. TAI waupanucka. !.
r.. Edgar Rail, railroad employee.
shot and fatally wounded his young
wife. shot bis Elster-ln-law. Miss Mag.
sic Dobson. through the thigh. then
ahol hinseif through the heart.
1ehionsy u supposed 70 BE- ths motive
az TIE crime.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08

New Yofk--H. II. Rogers, after
weeks rest AZ the home Of his dangh.
ter MFe. u. n BEouEhl0n AZ Great
Mack a Declared 10 81 eonpleteiy re.
covered from the pfnslrnkinn suffered
week ago.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
Canon Kills rhre..

Toulon. France-Three lives we're
lost and several persons were In.
iured In an accident on me French
training ship courenne. A cannon
broke loose during practice drlli and
caused a calamity.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
Auto rurns over; KING one.

Everett, wash.-A A. Smith,
prominent single manufacturer. was
killed by the overturning Of his auto
mobile. Two companions, Duncan
McKidden and John Nelson. were In
iured.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08

Washington The announcement ia
made that among the datea fxea for
addresses ~ Secretary TAFT during
hls western tour are the following
Joplin. Mo-. August 49, Oklah0Ina
CITY. Okla. august a.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08

Findlay, o.--SufseFlng with heart
trouble. sheumatinm and several ether
ailmsnis. lila wife and two childFen
aiok with typhoid fewer. Hzra n cuf.
fan. Of Foatoria. took arkcnic end
died.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08

Ral8lgh, n. C.--Pfealdent w. a
Barber. OF the Carolina q Northwest.
eFn railroad. lelesraphed Governor
Glenn from New York that his road
would put the "a cent rate into Of.
fact august 8.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
cuhan Budast a2a. Doe. &C.

Hayana--The figures for the budget
% 1908 were announced. They do
not differ materially from those Of last
year. The total amount is s23.3oo. 5ss.
The estimated receipts are aR5.4le.s2s.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08

Tulsa. :. T.--In 4 81 Of Jealous an.
9oF j. d, sGsclbouse. propflotor Of q
Eeaiaht2ni. shot and killed hin wife,
chen commltted suicide.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08
RIPPER IS AT WORK
TWO WOMEN MYsTERlousLY
CLAIM IN NEW YORK.
DESTROYS TRACE OF ALL ClEWs
Murderer Of One Returns unehai'
lsnaed to Scene Of crlme--Ar
menIans Are Suspected

New York.--The police and de-
tective departments of Greater New
York are baffled by two murder mys-
teries, the victims in both cases be.
ing young and beautiful women.
There are but slight clews. apparent
ly. TO lead TO the arrest Of the man or
men guilty OF the crimes.
The mangled body OF comely
young woman of about 20 years
was found In the basement OF
a respectable apartment house at EOS
East Ninetleth street. II showed the
finger and nail prints and marks,
particularly on the neck. proving that
she had been strangled before she
had been subjected to abuses.
Every Indication" said Coroner's
Physician Leblanc, who performed the
autopsy, pointed to the work OF n
Ripper The crime was not one OF
the ordinary kind. II was not murder
for revenge or hate. but the work OF
fiend."
Manelsd After Death.
A policeman passing the house say
In the hallway a pair OF woman's
shoes. In searching he found the
body In a coal bin. Just below tho
neck and the upper part Of the body
the ripper" had pounded the woman
with his fists until there was not a
white spot remaining. He had literal
~ torn piece after piece OF flesh away.
The autopsy showed that this had
been done after death. DIR. Lehane's
examination divulged that the woman
had met death within a few feet OF
where she lay, and that the murder
had been committed within four or
Eve hours prior to the time the dis
covery was made.
One theory of the police is that she
was strangled to death because she
Informed the authorities as to the
Identity Of the plotters who caused
the assassination of II. s. Tavshan.
Jan. the millionaire merchant. II was
a woman who informed the district at
torney's Office OF the fact that priest
was In the company OF little Bedros
Hampartzoomian a few hours before
the latter shot down the rug merchant
Mrs. Sophie Kohler of Tonawanda,
y. Y. was found slain. strangled with
a mans necktie. in her room In high
class boarding house. where she had
been living as the wife of a man named
Davidson.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-08-08

Gen. Charles Francis Powell Dead.
st. Paul. Minn.-BrlgadieF General
Charles Francis Powell. u. 9. A.. re-
tired soldier. died at the home Of his
brother in this city. aged IS years.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-01
ANISO
A NUESTROS LECTORES

Sabemos que la "Neurosine Pru-
nler este reconstituyente por ex-
celencla del sistema nervioso, es el
oLJeto de numerosas imitaciones v
talslhcaclones. No sera esta la prue
ba del valor notable de este maravi-
lloso medicamento'
Nunca insistiremos demasiado pa
ra que nuestros lectores exijan la
verdadera "Neuros inc Prunier": evil
taran de este modo muchos disgustos
y estaran seguros de "a ehcacia del
producto que sc les vende. La YER
dadera 'Neurosine Prunier' vendese
en- todas las buenas farmacias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-01
NJ. MARTINEZ BARRIONUEVO

- Pensaba verle hombre, vigoroso ntelqente,
justo hogar dignifcado sus hiios orpulloso
de hallarse reproducido otros duces seres. cum
pliendo fin, mission de no dejar que su nombre
y
No pudo cortinuar el senmiento sc 10 impidi6
A encontrarse presene Santorfn huhera prufido sin
duda:-Ya parecio aquello.
-Pero Jacobo pensaba en- Santorfn entonces:
miraba dona Aldonza profunda piedad; de prom
to, cogiendola mano, la bes6 dulcemente
sQue espersrla aquela madre que no saba 10 que
fuese no sabiendolo guerra que viniera?
Fernando habiase levantado con m pretexto para
ocultar la emocon vovio de pronto diciendo alegre
mente.
Mama =. mamita prohbido habar pensar
en- este instante cosas tristes
la besaba la abrasaba siguio hablando des-
pues para distraera. -.
Siguio hablando pretexto de cualquier sosa
de Isabel de nias, de ecciones de mdsica de
bros de devotion, de las gracias de Fesa cuando
estaban el colegio de las de ella, Fernando
e escriba la Virgen; saba de memora
"Querida Virgen Me aegrare de que te haes
buena al recibo de esas lneas sabras que ne
c-sto sprender pronto las leccones sin que me cues
trabsjo quiero tambien que egue pron,o el domin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-01

En- la Corte Municipal de esta Ca
pital sc han visto dursnte Ell pasado
mes de Febrero, los siguientes STU
marios: por turbar la paz %, por
ometimiento y aggression IS, por
acometimiento /, aggression 5, delito
contra la salud p1blica IS; fraude al
Erario 3, hurto de menor cuantia / 6,
abuse de confanza 9, falsa represen :
tacion 2, juegos prohibidos 8, dafIos
maliciosos ;, uso de arma prohibida
1, delito contra la homestead 2. aban-
dono de memories /. seduction /, ata =
que contra la vida l y asesinato I.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-01

Sc han recaudado por la Secretaria
del Juzgado Municipal de esta Capt.
tai, en- Ell pasado mes de Febrero,
$o0-54 por costas en- pleitos civiles, y
$4,000 por multas y costas en- causas
criminales, habiendo ingresado en- la
resorerla municipal $4,000 de las
multas impuestas por vender leche
adulterada, que estan incluidos en los
anteriorm ente citados.