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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-05
NOTICE

In accordance with Sec. OF Chapter 81 of
the Acts oil the Legislature OF 1907, tue County
Court OF berkeley county met and proceeded
10 m Ak g up an estimate of the amount n ces-
s2ry 10 be levied for The current fiscal year
for the payment Of all debts and liabilities
payable during such year, wnica estimate Is
as 10 lows: For
interest oh Coanty Bonds sl200. 90
Grand jury $500
fetlb jury | 0O.t0
Inquests 100 81
f0x Scalps 1910
Births and Deaths 2ov.OO
witnesses 4O0.Ud
Paving street in 'front.' OF Sheriff's offTte 2.Oo0
Court touse, Jauitor. fuel, Zig ht,reeairs
&e. 10000
arish Il Parish Officers 2e00.00
Aims House, supplies repairs &c. 10000
Aims House steward 5000
Jail IL Jallor fees $500 Oh
Slfcult Court cha'ges $1,000
Election iu- ~
Officers Fees d Charges SO. ID
Lane ana Proof Books 90 81
Bridges 35Do ~
Roaes $4,000
ASSESSORS 100 %
Clerks, circuit " County Courts 100 90
Pros ATTY. 7ULOU
SheflH 200 ~
Noualy Commissioners 700 90
j. Z Il Const. Fees I5l0 0
Books, Sta ana Printing 6Ov. %
fubilcaJion 60000
Com. 10 SheriH l5U0.u0
Erroneous Taxes $1,000
discounts 1890
Delinquent 100 10
SaNluS fubtc ~Quare, COunty Share 1 900
Paving Public Square, Co. Irritation 90 90
contingent sTI07
rotal s3i73L07
For Bonded Debt 400 90
Gwen under my hand this ard day of July,
1907
l. l. BENDER
Clerk OF said Court
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-05
Take No Substitute.

Lightning struck at G. O. Lam bert 3
firm near town on Monday night, and
killed horse belonging to mail carrier
Copenhaver.
We had pie ,santgcall on Tuesday
from Mr.. w. a. Deck, of Newark,
Ohio, now here on visit to his old
home. He is accompanied by his wife
and child. He is a son of the late e. G.
Deck and has lived at Newark for nine
years.
1t is said in Hagerstown that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has about completed arrangements for
extensive improvements on the Wash
ington County branch extending from
Hagerstown to Weverton, distance of
twenty-four miles. In addition to heav-
Ter rails, modern system of switches,
signals, &C.. it is planned to supplant
the ninety-foot wooden bridge across
the Antietam at Keedysville with
substantial steel structure. The con-
templated Improvements will cost
about S250,000.
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Dia mond ID st

Winchester defeated Gainesville at
Winchester, Monday, to /.
Martinsburg needs a change or two
in their lineup before she will be able
to cope successfully with Winchester
or Hagerstown.
Friday will be the big day on the
local diamond when Winchester comes
here to try conclusions with the NJ. A.
G. boyts
Several new players are slated for the
home team. The manager of the M. A..
G.. is determined to have strictly first
class club.
Berkeley Springs will be the attrac-
ton on the local diamond on the
Glorious 4th One game will be played
in the morning at 10 o'clock and the
other in the afternoon Immediately
after the parade.
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STATE! NAN DEMOCRAT

,.e,, at the Post-Ofnce at Martinsbu
". Va, as second-class matter.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-07-05

WANrED-To buy small farm close
TO tcw WE. Enquire at this office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-31
BROOkLlN EDISON ECONOMIES.
lays On About 500 Employee and Won't
Undertake New Work.

The Kings County Light and Power Com
pany. of which Anthony n. Brady is presi-
dent. is economizing. Within the last few
days IL has discharged about 500 employees.
Many Of these we're in the construction
department, while others were in the ad-
vertising force and clerical depa rtments.
This company, generally known as the
Brooklyn Edison Company. has its head
quarters on Pearl street. Brooklyn. 1t
employed about 1000 men. The fact that
many Of these had been discharged caused
SOME comment yesterday. because at the
recent electrical show az the Madison square
Garden il made big display and spent, so
il is said, about SO, 600 purely for adver-
Using.
admitted that many OF the employees had
been laid Of. He said:
we have practically suspended all out
side work n for the time will not extend
into outlying districts. We will not enlarge
or extend our lines. This is done because
OF the condition Of h money market. A
big company like this has often to borrow
large sums OF money to carry on its work
and when u sums are borrowed We work
until they are paid of and then borrow
more to extend our business. We have
plenty Of money now for use but IL hat
should be used up it might be difficult to
get more. and 30 FOR the present we have
suspended much OF our work until che fihan-
cial world gets In better shape. There is
no other reason for our laying of men
except economy necessary through the
present honey s~tringenoy. We are re-
ducing the clerical STAFF as much as possible
for the same purpose
Tho New York Edison Company said Il
was not going to cut down its working force.
Anthony N. Brady 10 president Of this com
pany also. but III two companies are in
dependent OF each other.
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IPhtntps-HOyt.

Miss Harriet, -. HOyt. daughter OF Mrs.
James Otis Hoyt. was married Yesterday at
4 o'clock 10 the afternoon to John Frank
Phillips Ut the Church Of the Heav Rest
The was performed by the Rev.
Herbert Shipman. rector Of the church. The
bride was given away by her un cle. Edward
n. Hoyt Of Haverhill. Mass The brides sister.
Mis-. Emily Hoyt. was the maid OF honor
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Fellows
Hoyt, another sister Of the bride: Miss Ma
Austin Aldrich. Miss Alice T. Barrett, Mies
Lucy .Nilks Hatch. Miss Bertha Phillips and
Miss Elsa Zoos.
Edward Estey Stowell Of Brooklyn was the
best man and the ushers were John Adams,
Mr.. Orr, Ralph Crawford, all OF Brooklyn;
Louie v. Grant OF Gold sborongh, n. C.; PHILLIP,
Win Of Rochester, n. y. and David !. Mead OF
HrogklyD.
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ANDREW JACKSON JACKSON GONE.


rinslng Negro Servant.
Any information as to the whereabouts OF
Andrew jackson jackson will DO gratefully
rscsivsd by Herr Hans rauscher OF the
Hotel st.. Regis. Herr Tauscher In the
husband OF Nine. Gadski, tho prima donna
who carried back to Germany with her last
year ~ souvenirs OF her American tour
a large stuffed alligator holding q card re-
ceiver In his outstretched paws and q small
native OF Florida answering to the name OF
Andrew jackson jackson. The alligator
was to hold the Kaiser's card when he called
and Andrew jackson Jackson was TO open
the door for him.
Mime. Gadski IN now in this country and
last week her husband arrived to join her.
With him came Andrew jackson Jackson,
who was considered safer under the eye Of
his master than in the society of the alli-
gator In Berlin. There was nothing in his
conduct to arouse distrust and only his OK
oessive baggage served TO attract the attsn-
ton OF his employer. Andrew Jackson
jackson, who had sailed for Germany with
a dilapidafed sacohel. WAS coming homo
with a massive trunk. As he stood under
its shadow on the pier Herr Tauscher's
curiosity was m~omentarily aroused. Any
misgivings he may nave had as 10 its On
tents disappeared when A. jackson jackson
and his luggage were put aboard an express
wagon and tina boy called out to his en-
ployer that he would be at the Hotel st.
Regis just a. soon a. he seen his nanny.
Mammy's previous abode had been in
Florida. but Herr Tauscher thought that
she may ave come on TO meet her son
When the express wagon departed with
Andrew and his trunk il carried them per-
manently out Of Herr Tauscher's vision.
To this day he has not caught sight OF his
youthful s~ervitor nor mas he heard a word
OF him. lie can only vaguely conjecture
what may have been in that capacious
trunk
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l.uman-SOkmuu,

Miss Eleanor Silkman and Theodore Gil-
man. DR.. of New York. were married yester-
day afternoon In ~. Johns Church. Sonkers.
The chancel was massed with roses and chrys-
a~ntruinums. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop Lemuel Henry Wells OF Spokane,
Wash. The bride was given away by her
father. Theodore H.. SilkInan, with whom
she entered. She wore q costume of white
satin, with point lace. tulle and orange blos-
soms. Mrs. Franklin A.. Batcheller attended
as matron OF honor and the. Misses Daisy
Logan and Helen Ives Gilman. q sister OF he
bridegroom. were bridesmaids. Robbins CHI
Louis De Forest Daoner, Richard Swartw won't,
Albert Boyen. Andrew G.. lmbrie and John
r. Havemeysr were ushers. Afterward Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore II. Silkman. the bride
parents. gave q reception III their residence.
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The 8eagOers.
Sailing to-day by the Hamburg-Ameri
can liner Kaiserin Auguste Victoria "a
Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg:

Sailing to-day by the Hamburg-Ameri-
can liner Kaiserin Auguste Victoria for
Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg:
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Livingstone Beekman,
Harry D.. Cunningham. Baron Dubreton
Count de Laborde. Robert j. lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Pelton. Col. and Mrs,
Harrison Power. Baroness Won Schroeder.
Mira. Alexander SedgNick, Edward n. Town
send and Mrs. Charles T.. Whitney.
Passengers by the White Star steamship
Baltic. of for Queenstown and Liverpool:
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Archer. Lady Barry
more. Mrs. ]. u. Bowring. Mrs, George W.
Allen, Mrs. James NJ. b.. Dwight. DIR. and
Mrs. ". NJ, X. Fulton, John Brown Gerrish,
Frank q. Ormsby. Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Tillot-
son. }. Percy Worden and the Rev. aud Mrs.
7. =. Wynkoop.
Sailing by the French liner La savoie
for Havre:
Mrs. Hebberd X; Browne. Mrs. Adrian
Hoffman IArFin. }. Hector Mason, the
Count and Countess de Riva nj, Miss
Florence Garfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Lacroix.
Passengers by the North German Lloyd
steamship Grosser Kurfuerst for Cher
bourg and Bremen: .
pr. Harriet y. Balance. Mrs. August
Willing. Mr.. and Mrs, Ernst Won Weldon
and Prof. Otto Pfieiderer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-31
johnson Davis.

Miss Marie Antoinette Davis and Ralph
Miller johnson were married at the Church
OF the Incarnation at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Owlns to the recent death OF
the bTidegroom's mother only relatives and
was given away by her father, Fellows Davis.
There we're no bridesmaids. but Mrs. Henry
irons OF honor. The ushers were Valentine
II. May. Alexander Whieside Of Boston,
N. Barton I.ongscre of Philadelphia, Albert
Il. Iluide Roper, VI. Kirkpatrick Prince
and Pierpont Davis. Lieutenant Commander
William Y. Pratt, L y: y. was the best man
A small reception followed the ceremony
At the home Of the brides parents. 81 West
Forty-eighth NJ rect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-31
ENPECT no CA7tH ~. ". NJ
Hes the Man who warned j. r.. Lytle That
Police Wanted Him for Swindling.

The police expect to have under arrest
the man who warned James f. Lytle. the
ale ged stock swindler, by the time Lyle
is brought up for examination in the Tombs
court this afternoon. This is the man,
who as u. W. NJ" and Naples" warned
L.ytle in letters and kilograms that the
police we've after him.
Inspector McCafferty said yesterday that
Judging from evidence placed before him
f.ytle's operations nettsd him something
like saOO. ono. OF this about $3.50. 900 came
out Of the pockets OF New York people.
Iytle Ia now out on 81. 600 ball.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-31
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WI Si(iL FOLh HERE.
Diirei. Marie Rspp0id. Jean Gerard, and
FRITZ hreisler Arrive.

TrU/ bFFISItT NrFINt.
Musical folk Of note arrived yesterday
aboard the North German Lloyd steamship
Kronprinz Wilhelm. including Andreas
Dippel, tenor; Marie Rappold. soprano.
who has been studying new roles q
Jean de Reszke and Anton Fuchs; Jean
Gerardy. the Belgian '~cellist; Wsssily Safo-
noy, leader of the New York Philha rmonic
Orchestra; Fritz kreisler. the violinist. and
Richard Buhlig, the young American pianist.
who returns to his wi country after an
absence OF more han ten years. He has
been studying with Leschetizky and has
appeared in England and on the continent.
He will play in his native town. Chicago.
after he shows New FORK what he can do.
Kreisler, who has o 81 500 violin, will
appear at Carnegie Hall on Saturday.
Dippel and Nine. Rappold will join the
Metropolitan forces.
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Steer-COOlcy.

~PLAINFIELD. N. j.. Oct. 30 Miss Edith
Tia viiand Cooley, daughter Of DR.. and Mira.
Justus IT,. Cooley OF North Piainfeld, and
Rober Moore Steer Of Baltimore were mar
ried this afternoon ut the Friends meeting
house on Natohunga avenue. IL was the third
wedding solemni2ed In the old meeting house
in seventy years. The couple married them
selves without the Offices Of q minister. but thu
Rev. J. o. Mckelvey concluded the ceremony
with PRAYER. The bride was attended by her
niece. Miss Elizabeth jenkins. and Walter X.
The bride is q graduate Of swarthmore Col.
laUa
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Anderson

~PLAINYIEI.D. n. j.. Oct. 70. Nfiss Helen r.
Robins. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Robins Of Norwood avenue. and Francis
editor Of the Frenipp Times Of Elizabeth. were
married this evening at the homo Of the
brides parents. The Rev. DIR. !. A, Cham
bliss OF the First Baptist. Church ohfciated,
Attending the bride was Miss Bessie W. Bond
Of this city as maid Of honor. Harold \.
Miss Beatrice Snifln and Master Franklin
Field OF Brooklyn were ribbon bearers.
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o
TIMES SQUARE ss1 sss lssl
AUTO COMPANY s TsIe Basss,.
TINE G DEALERS IN
NEW AND
AUTOMOBILES the lH WORLD.
THE DEER HUNTING TRAGEDY.
John y. MOrgan's body Brought to Utica
Was shot Through the Neck.

UTICA. Oct. 3O.-The remains Of John
T.. Morgan. the Utica merchant who was
killed yesterday while deer hunting on
the trail running from Sheriff Lake, in
Hamilton county. to Piseco Lake, reached
this city to-day after al all night drive
and carry through forty miles Of Adiron,
dack wilderness. II was ascertained al
an autopsy to-day thai Mr.. Morgan was
shot in the back of the neck, that the
bullet went through the lower part OF
the brain, cutting the spinal cord and
breaking the spinal vertebre. causing
almost instant death. Who fired the shot
may never he known. IL is the belief OF
Mr.. Morgan's fellow hunters that the shot
was fired by another hunting party which
was running deer with hounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-31
TRY TO PROVE WARNER INSANE.
witness sa - the Murderer Had Threatened
70 kin the Mayor.

Frank IL. Warner, who 10 being tried
before Judge Foster of General Sessions
for the murder OF Esther G. Morning. kept
very quiet yesterday while his lawyer
tried to show that he vas insane when he
killed Miss Noriing and then vent down
town and killed Charles G. Wilson, q hat
manufacturer. He ~ told one man
that he intepded to kill Mayor Mcclellan,
August Belmont and John B. Mcdonald.
in F~orty-second street. which hurt his
business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-31
berries.

MoSTCLAIR. Nj. Oct. S.-In the garden
Of Jasper Knowles in Upper Montclair there
is a second crop OF Strawberries.
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To DAYS.

RULES CURED IN v TO - DAYS.
pAZo~alNTMrNT Is guaranteed to cure any
ssse ~ l'Ning. Blind. Blccding or protridlng
FDcs In Q Ia y days or money refunded. Soc Aar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-25
Session de la tarde.

Continua Ia prueba testidcal q
las y 80 de la tarde de aver.
Sc pasa lista a los jurados y
comparece ell acusado con sus abo
gados defensores.
Es llamado a declalar el testigo
Bautista Diaz: Dice conocer al pro
cesado, al que seiiala con el dedo.
La noche del ctimen Sc encontraba
en- la calle de Tetuan, esquina al ca
llej6n del Gambaro; que ALI VIC a
Francisco Vega como a las dos y
media de la msilana; que de III al
lugar del crimen solo median dos
casas.
A preguntas del abogado seilor
Abella dice ser tahaquero de odcio,
pero que en- la actualidad Sc dedica
q vender objetos de quincalla; que
vic en- la puerta del zaguan de Ia
casa del aChuchurumbeD, la nothe
del crimen, a I'm hombre parade y
que ese hombre era Francisco We
ga; que oy6 mas luego unos gritos
de socorros y que luego supo que
habian ast sinado q Maria Gonzalez
(a) Cascara amarga; que la noticia
del crimen Ia obtuvo Ell la calle del
Sol, como una hora mas tarde de
haber visto q Vega.
Rafael Maule6n (procesado
tambien por asesinato en- primer
grado) declara que la noche del cri
men el era cochero de la ambulan
cia, que vino con dicho car1uaje d
sitio del suceso y al sabet que 81
trataba de un cadaver, legres6
Puerta de Terra a buscar Il carr'
de los muertos.
Que al pasar por frente 10;
pilarts situados 4 la salida de !;
Ont'naa en- Ia P4eina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-25
NOT|C|AS DFL p|A
Comision de la PolicIa
insular. A ocl1o a nos
de prisi6n mayor.
DON PEDRO GIUSTl
Movimiento quirdrgico, rea-
llzsdo.en la Polfnica esta.
bleclda en- Caguas.

Esta tarde, a las cuatro, Sc
rtune la comisi6n de la policia in
sular.
= Ha sido condenado q ocho
amos de preside, con trabajos for
zados, Victor de Jesls, culpable de
homicidio voluntario. y
-Muy Ell breve estara en- San
Juan, de regreso de su viaje a Fran
cia, el acreditado comerciante DE-
esta plaza don Pedro Giusti.
He aqul el movimiento que
r1rgico realizado en- la Policliuica
Cagtieiia, hasta Il dia 20 del mes
en- curse.
Una uretrotomia interna: doc
tor Gutierrez y doctor Reguero. -
Traumatismo de la mano derecha;
doctor Gutierrez. I'm raspado ute
rino: doctor Gutierrez. Una fistu-
Ia de ano: doctor Ramos. = Embrio-
tomia per estrt chez ptlviana: dec
Gutierrez Cen el hospital 1nuniei-
psl). UretrotCmfa interna: doctor
Gutierrez y Il doctor Ramos Case.
Has. Application de Forceps por
inei cia ute,ina: doctor Gutierrez
(enferma de San Lorenzo) Fistu
la de ano y laparotomfa para estir-
par TN voluninoso quiste del liga
mento ancho y ovariotomla doble,
doctor Lopez Antongiorgi, de San
Juan, doctor Gutierrez y doctor
Ramos y practicante don Jose Diaz.
| OuiSte sebsc.o de Ia cara: doctor
| Gdtierrez, dt Ctor Rauos. Trau,
mai atismo de Ia cara, doctor Ramos.
Cuerpo extraiio, muiieca derecha,
doctor Ramos, Epulis de la man
dibula inferior, doctor Gutierrez
doctor Ramos y doctor Reguero
Pustula maligna, doctor Ramos
doctor Reguero, doctor Gutierrez
Erisipela de la cara, doctor Cutie
rrez, doctor Ramos.
En- la Ultima session celebra
da por el Comite de Franquicias
Sc acord6, entie otros asuntos, reco
inendar favorablemente una peti
ci6n del seiior Wenceslao Bord
para desecar el csno de oTiburones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-25
ASvI7OS D|VERSOS
En- Ell SanatOrio de tt1-
berculosos. Vapor
esp. "Cata1ina."
UN MATRlMONIO
Para Ia isla, eu asuntos
ciales. -.Fiestas patron
les en- Cabo.rojo.
UN MATRIMONIO
Aver tarde ha debido reu-

Aver tarde ha debido reu-
nirse la directiva de la Olga anti
tuberculosa1 para resolver algo
respecto a sucesos graves q,
dicen han ocurrido en- el sana
de Santurce.
Sc nos ha ofrecido inft
acerca &c este asunto, que q
horas es del dominic del Gel
dor y del publico.
Pianos Alemanes.
Pianos alemanes Geissler. Los
mejores que Sc conocen por su Sc
guridad, duraci6n, arnonfa y dell
cadeza. Han vuelto a recibirse por
los sefiores N. Llauri y Co. Cruz I,
San Juan, P. R. Ventas al conta-
do y q plazos. Precios sin compe-
tencia. 80 28
Han contraido matrimonio
en- esta ciudad don Carmelo Bravo
y la seiorita Ana Rita Casanovs.
Muchas felicidades.
Ell vapor espanol sCataliuss
sali6 de la Coruiia el 22 del corrien-
te directo para este puerto y reca-
lara hacia el 4 del entrante octubre.
Terminals sus operacisnes aquf SEE
guira para Mayagtiez, Ponce, San.
tiago de Cuba, Habana y New Or
leans.
-Reina gran animaci6n en-
Cabo Rojo para celebrar las 6es-
tas de su patron el arcangel San
Miguel. 81 programa es intere-
sante.
En- cada ciudad, barrio 8 ha.
cienda, Sc necesita un hombre para
la propaganda y venta de un arti.
culo americana. Condolences ser
hombre de bien, estar en- salud, go-
zar de simpatfas y disponerse q re-
correr a pie 8 a caballo todo su dis
trito. Credito concedido. Dirigir-
Sc al apartado 1922. [q]
-Ha salido para la isla, en-
asuntos o6ciales, el seiior Castro
Gonzalez, jefe de la ohcina de te.
rrenos pdblicos,
-Si usted no tiene buen ape.
tito, tome las Pastillas Dige stivas
del doctor lie Roy marca sANTU.
|R1CAS.O
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-25
Sssi6n de aver p0r la maNanG.
(coNcLUsIoN.)

\SONNLUS1ON.
FL abogado seiior Abella re-
chaza esta prueba. Dice que no
sabe que intenta demostrar con ella.
FL Fiscal alega que probara
que ese dado epcontrado en- la casa
del crimen peftenece al acusado
Francisco Vega.
81 Fiscal hace preguntas al
detective que la defensa considera
impertineptes y pide que Sc borren
del srecords. La Corte asi 10 acuer-
da y encarga al Jurado no tome en-
consideration esas manifestations.
81 testigo declara que Francis
CO Vega era jugador de dados y
que Sc reunia con individuos como
Julian Diaz, sCagiilta, seCarl-corta-
dos y otros mas. Que el conoce &
todcs estos individuos, porque vive
en- Norzagaray, punto donde resi-
den todos ellos.
Julian az.-Conoce al pro-
cesado; sabe jugar al tQbo 6 dado
= dice; = recouoce el dado que le
: presenta el Fiscal y declara que Sc
10 ha vistoa q Francisco Vega en- las
jugadas que con el ha tenido. Que
el acusado Sc dedicaba a jugar con
el y otros; que sabe que el Vega
tenia una querida llamada Maria,
cuyo apellido ignora; que un dia
francisco le dijo que estaba enfer-
mo de nn NAL que lie habfa echado
ia difunta; pero que ella tarde 8
temprano Sc ia pagarfa.
A preguntas del Fiscal dice
que conoce hace mucho tempo q
Francisco Vega; que ha trabajado
iunto con el acusado en- el muelle
de espig6n, pero que tambien ha
jugado en- el mismo muelle con e
Vega; que el ha fabricado varios
dados y safe la combination del de-
Vega, que poreso 10 conoce.
A rreguntas del Jurado seiiol
Alfonso Calder6n, dijo que ese da
do le era conocido por no ser igua
4 los demas; que es el 1nico de es'
combinaci6n, pues 10 conoceria en-
tre otros muchoS.
La Corte acepta el dado come
prueba.
Francisco Andino. Dice ira
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-25
JU|C|O ORAL |MPORTANTE
Por asesinato en- primer grado.

A pTeguntas del gado dice
que Ia victima, mtntras era presG
de ST. agre>or, ha debido dar gritos
que Ia herida del cuello tuvo que
producirlc una hemorragia iuten a,
que necesariamente tenia que oca
sionarle la nuerte.
Es llamado el testigo Bautista
Diaz, paro siendo va las doce del
dia, pr6ximamente, el juez suspen
de el juicio para coutinuarlo a las
dos de la tarde.