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Evening journal., 1907-01-28
SAYS PIERCE
"'HELD UP" RUSSIA

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-H. w. El-
lott of Cleveland, who is urging that
Congress abrosate the seal contract Of
the North American Commercial Com
pany before the House Committee on
Ways and Means to-day made fur
Their charges against Herbert ID. Pierce.
former Assistant Secretary OF State,
and now United states Minister to
Norway.
Mr. Elliott charged that when Peirce,
as a representative of the State De-
partment. went before The Hague Tri-
bunal. he knew that there was evidence
on file in the department. that showed
the schooner j. Hamilton Lewis, seiz-
ed by the Russians for penlgiac sealing.
was not Of American stock and was not
manned by an American crew.
in spite of these facts, he said. Peirce
pressed the claim, collected damages
from the Russian government, and then
held up the vessels owners for a pri-
vate fee.
''You are not giving evidence only
conclusions" interrupted General Gros-
venor. of Ohio.
"r know what ] am doing. If you don't
know what you are doing" retortsd
Elliott
You are the most insulting and con-
tomptible witness I have ever heard be-
fore committee" shouted General
GrosYenor.
"You can't keep this out; 1 win so
on the floor of the House with it,
screamed Elliott
Go ahead. ii you want" was cr0s-
venors Lest shot
Aimonished 20 Keep 20 the facts. e.
lott was then permitted TO proceed
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
blue MONDAY
IN CITY COURT

Business was dull in City Court to-day
and judge Cochran quickly disposed of
what few cases there were Most OF the
cases were Of minor character, and tho e
OF any Importance were continued.
William Murphy was fined s. for drunk
enness and begging. and william b. c.nl-
way was assessed IS and sts for ttcs-
pass. William Greer drew ton days f.r
SaErancy. ana Joseph 90 bit was aned So
for malicious mischief
Peter Linton. charged with breach cf
peace; James T6mnnson. dsordefiy con-
duct. and Isaac Lesion, assault aud~bat-
terry. We're dismissed. and the cases cr AL
fonso sanzone and Dominica Flnamore
chargod with assault ana battery. ara
Elzie Briscoe accused Of the theft OF
81, wero continued, the former until To-
morrow and the latter until Thursday.
The prosecuting witnesses in both cas- g
failed to appear. and attachments were is-
sued for their arrest
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
PAWNEE TAKES TO WATER
WHILE GUESTS LOOK ON

Promptly az IL o'clock to-day the biz
steel hun freigher hnlt hy the hlrian
und Hoilngsw0rth Corporation for tie
clyde Steamship Company OF phnadl
phia. was launched from inc local sards.
Amid tine cheering oi many spectators and
the footing of whistles of the tugs in the
Christina river, the boat was cnrstened
the pawuce by MISS Fcrnanda Wana-
maker. "a granddaughter Of the greet
Philadelphia merchant, ana as the new
craft started 20 glide from the ways sns
deity smashed tine ribbon bedccked nop q
Of wine on its bow.
Tho pawnce IS sister ship or the
Delaware. which was launched here a rev
weeks ago for the Clyde Line. and s sim'-
lar TO it in every respect The descrin-
tom OF the craft has already been pub
lshed. The Christiana river was cholSed
with fee opposite the Harlan yards, md
as the pawnoe left the ways the steel hun
plunged into the foes with a roar that
could be heard for blocks. However tho
ice packs did not Interfere with the cere-
mony
Tho guests came to this city on tho
ulin duo here az 11.o6 o'clock. After tho
launch they were served with luncheon
al the local oompanys offices
The Guests.
Tho CLYDE Line was represented by
CLYDE Milne and a. c. Haggertv. Tho
Pawnce win De ready FOR delivery in three
weeks.
The guests we're; Mr.. and Mrs Norma
McLoud. Miss Florence Jenoris, Cahcrne
Walsh. Ethel Spencer. Elizabeth kes-
baush. the Hon. and Mrs. Johu Wan-
anlker Air. and Mrs. Thomas WAN
amaler. Raulon Miller lena Denrne.
Adele Dixon Eleanor Felon. Faoci7
Earle. Ethel Harreu Eie nor vl-
liams. Carrie Bailey Elcauor Nner
creia Lewis. sophie Wheeler, Ma~ion
Bartold. Annett Page. Francis B. stotos-
bury. Jennie l. Pierce Master 9oan Wan-
omaker Jr Niss M A. WlnamaEsr AIRS.
W. 6 COKE AIRS Psrsif1r Ffl1.cs i1r,
SIR and Mrs g 4i L.nz Sir. enc Ais.
T. nsfmls W T. SeI1on. -uss syltia
Fassltt ". H. TAon-4s.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
TELEGRAPHNEWS lNANUTSHELL

BY Our own Wire Publishers Press.
TROY, n. Y.-The 2000 employees Of
the Burden Iron Company have been
notified that beginning February a.
there will be a general advance I'm their
wages. The puddlers viii be given
an advance Of 25 cents a ton.
WASHINGTON-An epidemic Of
cholera mas broken out among the
japanese fishermen of the Philippines.
During the last week, Of which the
authorities here have received a record,
115 cases have been discovered, with
~ deaths. only one death occurred
during the week in The city of Manila.
the greater number being reported
from Iloilo and Capiz.
HAVANA-The Ward Line stcashiD
Company has granted the demand ci
its striking stevedores for l-2 cents
per sack Tor loading sugar This brings
the ward Line in harmony with all
the 0tner Havana steamship COM
panies which have been compelled to
come TO these terms.
BELGRADE. servia-A mysterious
explosion occurred an The palace which
,hattered macy wina0vis 7f The huili-
MS II was said shat the explos on
EaS lpe 20 leaving quantity of srn-
l-Sder am cartridges too near a
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
COMMISSION TO
GRANT LICENCES
Power TO Regulate Sale Of
Liquor May Be Taken From
County Judges
THREE FROM EACH COUNTY

There seems 70 De little donbt that the
present session of the Legislature will
pass a measure iaeing from the hands Of
the Superior Court of the state power TO
grant or rcyolse liquor licenses and place
ing il In the hands Of e. commissioner.
bill to that enect being now in course Of
preparation.
It Is held hy those ln favor OF the mcas-
ure that the court ia not in a positIon 10
know Of the nocis along this limo of Che
various communities from which appuca-
TONS FOR liquor licenses come. IT is
cited particularly that in Wilmington,
there are locations whore too many sa-
Icons exist. while The are other localities
in which tho granting OF "a license would
be a great accommodation TO the public.
In some wards it is held that saloons aio
too numerous. while n others they are too
few 20 accommodate Che demands for ln-
toNicants
Nine Commissioners.
The proposed measure provides FOR tho
appointment of mine commissioners three
from each county, whose duty shall he 20
hear and dispose OF ali applications for
liquor licenses in thoir respective counties.
Such commission. Il o. hold. would be
ahlo 20 act ,niellsontv
Political Activity.
III s aiid Chat The new measure VIII
omhody "a clause whereby if any alioon
man cr body OF aaioonmcn attomut 90
use thcir nnuonca 10 bring about the cioc-
tion of q legislator or legislators. that the
evidence of such action on bis or their
nnrt having been Cloarly sot forth. Do or
they may ho brought heforc the com-
missioneu % show cause why their ne
ocnsos should not be revoked. There O. no
clause On the bin however, touching unor
the increoso of ncense ffrs nor touching
upon the subject of selling liquor Other
Than ihoso which airo10y cxlst
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
SNUFFS
OUT Nine LIVES

BY our own Wire. Publishers Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2S-Nine men are
dead and eleven injured. some probably
fatally. and two missing. as the re-
suit Of an explosion this morning ia
an ammonia tank in the plant Of
Armour and Company at the stock
yards.
Efforts 20 rescue the men Were futile
or. account of the cumes Of the am
monia.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
AND MANNED
WHILE FIGHTING FIRES
~ om own N. ruhlI.hora' -.

by on own wire, Publishers Press
BUFFALO Jan. 2s-Fire started on
the fourth floor of the Seneca Bnild-
ing this morning ANA destroyed tho
structure The loss IS placed at $500
COO. Ten men We're buried in the
ruins -Four have been taken out alive
and hurried 20 hospitals one dead
body has been taken out.
DOVER. N. IT,. Jan. 2S-Not until
early to-day did the fire. which COM
sumed min 80 l. OF the Cocheco
Manufacturing Company. burn itself
ont. The dead are now estimated 90
number four although other bodies.
may st'll be buried iu the gulns. THE
property loss as estimated ati 100000.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. jan 2s-The
plant of the Phelps Publishing Com-
pnny was destroyed by nre this morn-
ing. Loss Si0o0.000. insurance $500
600.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
100 DEAD IN
CHINA SEA STORM

By Our Own Wire. Publishers Press
HONG KONG, Jan. 2S-Terrible
damage. accompanied by loss os
over 100 lives, has been wrought by q
terrific rainstorm which swept the
island. Al ;ho dead are Chinese.
The storm swampcd over fifty Of the
native sampans in the rivers ana many
steamers we're set adrift Wreckagc
to-day litters the harbcrs and the city
is flooded
In many instances Chinese on their
louse-bolts were caught without warn
ing ana the occupants wefe drowned
when the boats caDsized or sank
Many survivors are stil floating about
The dark harbor In pieces OF wrackage-
Launches from the Chinese hospital
are engaged 10 picking W ihses vie-
Tins
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
FOUND Wife
DEAD In BED
Frank l. YandebFaak Makes
Shocking Discovery on AWah-
ening This Morning

Awakening shortly after six o'clock
this mor1ing Frank T.. Nandebraak %
No. 18 East Eighth street. found his
wife dead ia bed beside him. Mr..
Vandebraak was greatly shocked by
the discovery. Mrs. Nandenraak was
AZ years Of age ana her sudden death
came as o. surprise TO her many friends
The case was reported TO the coroner,
but no investigation of the case has
yet been made.
Mrs. Nandebraak had been complain
ing Of being IN, but her condition was
not considered serious. and> her death
was probably due to heart trouble
SIR. Vandebraak IS o member Of the
washington Fire Company.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
SOUTH BOUND a."
FORMALLY OPENED
Handsome New P, B. & W.
Station Building Also Used
For First Time To-day
BOUND TRACKS
READY IN THREE MONTHS

More than q thousand persons this
morning crowded the completed Sec
tion OF the new p.. b. and w. station.
at Front and French streets. TO see the
frs, train move over the elevated road
ana The official opening OF the north
side OF the new station The first
train over the IL" road was the south
bound accommodation. arriving here ut
$50 o'clock and departing at $50
o'clock Not hitch occurred TO mar
the plans the railroad officials had
made for The opening OF the road.
The FIRST train over the new line was
made up OF one express car and three
day coaches. Engine No. 5069 drew
the train and It was in charge OF Eugi-
necr Jerry smith ana Conductor James
McGcc both Baltimore men. Nearly
hundred people had gone TO Edso
Moor on an earlier train to board the
$50 train in order to be able to saw
thcy had ridden on the first train ovc-
the elevated road.
Bought First Ticket.
william T. Jones. special detective
for the p.. B. end w. Railroad, had
the distinction of buying the first
ticket sold In the new station. This
WAS q one way ticket to Newport. Mr.
Jones also has the distinction OF buy-
ine the lagt ticket sold in the old sta-
tion before it WAS demolished Tad
Jordan the operator for the Postal
Telegraph Company sent the hrst
message over the wires from the new
suuon notifying Philadelphia chat tho
telegraph company had moved it7
headquarters here.
Many Persons See tho Event
Long before the train time hundreds
of peonlo hnd crowded TO the train
r'aifom 10 sec the FIRST train arrive.
scfre,nt white. with Patrolmen Me-
Thunhlln. Alien ANA Ward. were dele
gated TO look AFTER tho safety Of tho
peona and they assisted the railroad
people in keeping The crowd or the
tracks, superintendent w. N. Ban
nard and 70. p. Brooks general super
niondent. with several Of the other Of
ncials were in the station am morning
directing the work and seeing that tho
fn1l arrangements were properly car-
lri,d ont. AS soon as they arrived at
their offices this morning the several
station officials started TO move their
equipment from the temporary build-
ling ne Water and French streets TO the
new station. The temporary building
lwas abandoned Immediately after the
lnorthbouud train due here or 9.35 had
departed This old building win be
torn down and a number of worlmen
lsnrted To-day TO demolish lt in order
10 make room for the south side of the
new station.
All sonthbound trains are now be-
/ ing run over the elevated track and
I the nomhbound trains over the surface
road. They win continue in this order
Iuntl accommodations can be made ON
tho elevated road FOR tracks 90 ac-
comodato the norihbownd trains, then
Ian the surface tracks viii be removed.
| just when this WIN be done &c is not
lknown. but it IS understood no north
bound trains WIN be run on the ele-
waited road for three months.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Died SUDDENLY
ON A FARM
)avii Reed, q Farm Haaa,
Victim OF an Alta k OF
Acute indigestion

Deputy Coroner Harvey =. Nichols
to-day received word that David Reed.
a farm hand employed on the OLSON
property In Brandywine hundred. had
died suddenly last night. The body
viii be brought TO Wilmington this af-
ternoon.
According 20 Dr. g. r.. Veasoy, who
had been attending Reed. he died from
acute Indigestion.
The coroner viii investigate.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
commissioners Look over Bin.

Alexander b. Cooper, chairman Of the
Delaware Commission TO draft uniform
laws regulating fishing in the Delaware
river. and w. S. Hilles, a memne' OF
the same commission, this morning
went over the proposed measure which
will be introduced in the Legislature.
A meeting of the entire commission
will be held this week and the bill SUBJ
mitted. It win be introduced into the
LEGISLATURE early next week.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
May Abolish Commissioners

II is not improbable that a measure VIII
be brought before the General Assembly
which viii provide for the abolshment of
the office of road commissioner in NV
Castle county thereby placing the SUPER
vision Of roads in the hands Of inspectors.
It is not proposed to DO away with the
commissioners at once. but so arranged
that at the expiration Of their terms the
office shall cease to exist
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
ereat Lafavettn Arrives.

"The Great Lafayette" and his COM
pany Of forty people, which viii be seen
at the Opera House this afternoon ani
evening. arrived in Wilmington this
morning. Lafayette among his stage
properties carries am immense African
lion. tfained sheep, innumerable pigs,
geese ducks and pigeons. He is said
TO be thes uperior of even Hermann
or Keller i'm his line of work.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Attended Harvard Club Dinner.

Alexis l. DUPONT. Eugene dupont
Charles b. Palmer. Charles Copeland Le-
roy Harvey and George n. Davis, Of this
city attended the forty-thiId annual din
nor of the Harvard club at the Bellevue
stratford, Philadelphia, on Slturday
night Herbert ". smyth. son OF the late
Clement B. smyth. Of this city, spoke for
the Harvard Faculty.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

stove in the private apartments Of the
Grown Prince. Nobody was Injured
b ythe explosion.
GENEVA, Switzerland-There was a
severe earthquake I'm the canton Of
Grisons. The villagers at Films rush.
ed into tho streets.
Two men We're swept away by an
avalanche that was started by the
shock One person was killed and one
injured az Merineen. canton of Bern.
A great avalanche lies across the st.
Beranrd Pass.
BOsTON-If "Salome" is driven from
the New York stage It nav hnd a
welcome in Boston. This, at least.
is the opinion Of Manager Lawrence
McCarty OF the Boston Theatre who.
when Questioned as TO his sentiments
regarding the opera. said.
why of course I win permit it be-
ing played az the Boston Theatre. It
Is one of the greatest operas OF the
age. There is nothing objectionable
about it, as far rs morals are con-
eerned"
PAHIS--T1 snty miners are reported
killed IN an explosion uf fre-damp
which occurred to-day IA tne Lieven
Colicry near Lille.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
ooIag ~ Proposad chartsr.

City Solicitor Sylvester d. Townsend.
Jr, us engaged in going over the pro-
posed new city charter, which will be
acted upon by the Legislature Mr.
Townsend is noting features in the
charter which he believes viii bear
revision.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
1.....r.....un posioflos 60.

Instead Of IL clerks employed at The local
post Office ass printed In a local news
paper several days ago, in connect iion
with the proposed increase in salaries for
borth clerks and carriers, there are %
clerks Two shifts Of II men each are
continuously doing duty.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

The a. E. Preachers Association
this morning listened 70 the Rev
Samuel IalWlilams Ct Fhlalsipn.a
discuss 1h. Common Naa.n Il was
a most interesting paper.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
In Massaehusetts After Fugitives.

IN Massachusetts After Fugitiyss.
State Detective James ~ Hawkins is m
Lenox. Mass.. Tor the purpose Or bringing
back Alfred Foreacres wanted py the
Kent county author1ies for acting im-
properly toward a young girl The iat-
tcr's Parents I've near Cheswoid.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
No Exercises AZ Hiah School.

Owing TO examinations ncw being
held ct the Wilmington High school
there win be no regular weekly exer-
cises there to-day.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
WHIPPING POST
MAY CONTINUE
Senate Committee Reports
UlGaVorabIy on Bill to AbOi-
iSh the Punishment
FOR STATE RIFLE RANGE
80 20 raa EvenIng Iournal.


DOVER JAM 2s.-The Senate to-day
passed Senate bill authorizing the ap-
pointment OF an additional Justice Of
the peace and notary public for South
Murderlcn hundred (Bowers Beach,,
The Senate received these notices:
by Mr.. Sparks, an act to give con-
sent OF the state Legislature to the
purchase by the United States Govern
ment OF land within this State to be
used as a target range.
BY Mr.. Sparks. TO further amend
chapter 1SS. volume is, Laws Of Della
ware (Board Of Health OF Wilmington,
slight amcndmenD.
BY Mr. Sparks, 10 amend section 1877,
chapter 2O7. volume II. Laws of Della
ware (slight change for Street and
Sewer Department. laws).
Reported unfavorably.
Senate bill to abolish the whipping
post as a punishment for crime.
Reported favorably;
Senate bin TO change the name Of
Alice Snyder to Emma Mildred Boyer,
and make her by adoption. daughter
and heir at law OF Lewis Boyer.
The House joint resolution proposing
an amendment to the Federal Constitu-
uon prohibiting polygamy and poly
gamous cohahitation within the United
states was also favorably reported.
The Senate bill for the protection Of
persons under the influence Of intoxi-
eating drinks and drugs by prohibitlng
their disposal of wearing apparel and
household goods was also reported fav-
orably.
After the Railroads.
The House received these notices Of
bills:
by Mr.. Paradee, providing for the as
sessment and collection of taxes on
real estate belonging TO railroad COM
panies.
BY DR. Cooper, to amend the charter
Of the Wilmington Board OF Education
and enable Council to make an in
creased appropriation to the board.
BY Mr. williams, 70 authorize a new
schoolhouse for district No. 1S1 in
Sussex county.
BY Mr.. Cam, to encourage the build
Ing Of electric railways in the state BY
permitting them TO enter towns de.
sired.
By Mr.. Baggs, 10 provide for a con.
demnation by the State Of certain
land to be used by the government In
building q proposed canal to shorter
the navigable course Of the Smyrna
river from Northwest Branch to above
Flemings Bridge.
BY Mr. McCaaerty. to provide fol
more thorough inspection Of building.
and fire escapes in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
No. chesler Masens as Nisitors

West Checter Mascns as Nisitors'
Members Of West Chester Lodge. No.
322 i. and A. NJ, of that town. VIII be-
ths guests of Eureka Lcdsc, no. 2i 81
this city to-nisht Elaborate preparations
lave been made Tor the reception Of the
visitors and an enjoyable evening is am
ucipatld
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

Tho city is remarkably free Of con-
tarious diseases, there being but two
cases OF diphtheria and none of scarlet
fever or smallpox.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

IN THE EVENING JoURNAL-
THE GREAT ARMY or WAGE
FARMERS HAVE FOUND A
FRIEND AND CHAMPION, EVER
READY TO DEFEND THE cREAt
PRINCIPLES ON WHICH THEIR
SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS DE-
PEND.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-02

NeTks II INIERts

Hoy ha visitado al Gobernador el
lnsPector de Sandal de Rio Grande.
el sehor Sicinio Vizcafrondo. AL ia.
lir dicho funcionario fue entrevistado
por uno de nuestros redactores. Ell
sefior Vizcarrondo hace grandes clo-
glos de su distrito. Man ifesto Que
Ell ayuntsn1iehto tiene en- prov ecto la
insta1aci6n de una sub estacion de
anemla. Ell ayuntamiento SC compro.
mete asceder la casaey correr6n 4
cargo del gobierno los qastos de IA
mencionada ofcina. -
Nos dice 'e1 sehor Vizcarrondo Que
el doctor Gutierrez es partidar;o de
que Sc irlstale la m iencionada oticin
Las casas escuelas han sufrido rau-
chas n1ejoras y actualmente Sc tra,a
de abrir una en- ell barrio "Mata de
Platano"' segun las recomendac ZONES
de Mr.. Post en- ls asamblea de alcal.
dcs ultimamente ce1ebrada.
Sc hacerrado Ell presupuesto de
d1cho ayuntamiento con un aumento
de dos mil trescientos dollars. Ell
senior Vizca rrondo permanecera unos
dias en- esta ciudad para estudiar al
gunos experimentos efectuados en-
casos de anemia en- la o6cina central.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-02
Las barriadaS CampeSinaS
Los TRAUAJoS DE- NR. POST

Esta mai1ana a las doce Sc
reunieron en- la ohcina del Co
bernador Mr.. Post varios repre-.
sentantes de la prensa. E.
Gobernador en- pocas palabras
les informo que estaba en- pro
yecto y Sc trabaja activamente
en- clio, la installation de barria.
das de campesinos en- la isla.
Sc recordar a que Mr. Post en-
la cOnvOcatOria de alcaldes
expuso extensamente Ell tcma.
Ell proyecto del gobernador
es que los ayuntamientOs for
men las barriadas Ell sitios GER
canos a los pueblos 0 en- las
parties mOntanosas donde Ell pro
greso no puede penetrar por
clrcunstancias acci entales.
Fernando pequenas agrupacio-
nes puden muy bien estable-
Cerse metodOS de ense1anZa
esc1elas en- primer termino, {
lmplantar cultivos a los cuales
pueden dedicarse los individuos
agrupados.
No es el objeto del Gobierno
estancar los campesinos en- las
haciendas, sino muy al contra
rio, darles medios de manifesto
ci6n y de vida, hacer que niue
van sus actividades en- todos
sentldos. Los ayuntamientos
son los llamados a realizar esta
obra de transformation lenta
pero segura Los campesinos
podran tener su casita y ST cul-
two y prosperar luego en- ma
yor escala.
ElIproyecto segun el Qober-
MAJOR, es una obra que no re
quiere mas que activadades Y
energia. D2spues que Sc ha-
yan lntentado los primeros en-
sayos POGO a POGO, en- una serie
de amos, cuando penetre la ense-
nanza y ell trabajo agricola, en-
esas pequenas colonias, podr4
estudiarse el progreso realiza-
do. Sobre este asunto Sc dir
gen ahora los testudios del go
bernador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-02
FL SvCES0 De kIR0MIIn
e. AcREsOR pEJkNlDo

la empezado a instruirse el sn.
mario por el Fiscal-de Guavar,a ca
bre los sucesos que tuvieror5 l,,oa,ssr,, -
Aihonlto, en- la noche del II del mes
pasado. Sc encuentra detenido como
pEesunto autor Eustaquio Rivera 4
qulen Sc achSAs de ties 20 IA ves d.
litoS. ~ - sF#9X%
81 cabo Carreras dentYo gu 5gsy4e
dad ha experimentado alyuna meio-
1ria.aa Fl guardia Collazo Que ftnes he-
+fido POI. niachete u puflsL tah hf6n
Sc encuentra algo me jor. El Tuez Mn
nicipal de Cayey que iastFuyoa.las
primeras djligencias ha presentado
eiolnforne teffninado. 49,
e lam b1en result6 con afpunas levec
commissioners Ell Juez de Paz do Aibo-
nlto seflor Escalera. Parece one e1
motive del suceso fuei una dsnuneia
presef1tada contra Eustaouio Rivera
por alteration de la paz v al ir los
guardias a cutnplir con las 6rdenes
de arresto Sc origino la lucha oue
pudo costar'la vida al cabo de Ia Po-
licia sef1or Carreras.