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New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
The PRETENDER AIDING EUROPh
The Sultan's Opponent Reported Currying
Favor with the Powers.

Madrid. Aug 4.-Dispatches received here from
Nelilla report that the Pretender has taken ao-
vantage of the present situation in that country
- curry favor with Europe and has sent a
delegation Of rebel chiefs TO protest against the
outbreaks at Casablanca- The delegates the
dispatch adds says that the Pretender. as sign
ur mourning. suspended the festival arranged 70
celebrate his recent victory and is disposed 10
cooperate with European initiative in mea sures
10 improve conditions in the territory which he
controls
The ''EpoCf1a strongly reproarhes the news
papers which think that the government should
turn its hack international engagements, and
advocates giving the government free hand.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
CONFERENCE on TRUSTS.
National Ci11c Federation Meeting
To Be Held IN Chicago.

Important questions affecting tho relations be
tween state and national governments and corpora
tions, prominently before the public IN
connection with the fine Of S29,240,G00 imposed
upon the Standard Oil Company of Indiana by
Judge Lands and the conflict between state au-
thorities and federal judiciary in the railroad
cases in North Carolina. will be discussed at a
national conference on combinations and trusts 10
be held in Chicago on October 30, %, "a and 20.
This conference will he held under the auspices
Of the National Civic Federation. 1t was announced
a headquarters OF the federation yesterday
that forty-one Governors OF states and the Com
missioncTs Of the District Of Columbia have ap-
pointed delegates to attend the meeting. Several
have signifed their intention OF attend
ing the conference i'll person.
The delegations appointed are made up OF
representative citizens of the various states. in
cuding Senators, congressman, Attorneys General.
Governors. members Of state railway commits
sons. newspaper EDITORS attorneys, college presl-
dents labor leaders. manufacturers, farmers cat
tie iruyers, merchants and bankers.
Members the Interstate Commerce Comrnls-
sion and OF the committees on interstate commerce
Of III. Senate and the House will take part Dele
gates also will be named by various national or
ganizationS. including the American Federation OF
Labor. the National Grange. the American Publish
crs' Association, the American Bar Association,
the National Board of Trade. the American Eco
nofnic Association, various commercial nanutact-
urers and shippers organizations ana poards Vi
trade and chambers OF commerce
Nicholas Murray butler, president Of Columbia
University, is chairman OF the committee on ar
rangernents. Other members nf the committee are
Samuel Gompers Nahum j. Bachelder. master of
the National Grange: Judge CirosCup. August Be-
mont Andrew Carnegie, Archbishop Ireland. her
man Ridder. Clarence H. Mackay. John Mitchell
Z MOrrsSey. grand master OF the ItaiiToad
Tr-,;nnen: Warren s. Stone. grand chief Of the
locomotive Engineers: James Duncan. OF the Fed
e-a1iou of Labor; David + FOrgan. president OF
the Merchants Association Of Chicago: Chartes ".
Dawes and President Judson of the University OF
Chicago
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
COLORADO SHELTERS CLOSING.
Forced to Shut Down Because Strike Pre-
vents Fuel Getting Through.
IEy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Denver Aug. 4.--The old mining towns OF Cen
trail CITY Georgetown, Idaho Springs and Black
hawk are already feeling the effects Of the general
strike Of trainmen the Colorado 4 southern
road.
rb.s. cities end the smaller mining camps OF
f,i,nin and Clear Creek counties have been short
of fuel fruit fresh meat and provisions for weeks
because of a great wash-out on the mountain III
,tsion ~ tho road Just as repairs completed
Tho Denver switcllmen struck and the company
oTit irving to move freight fo- week. With the
starting the first freight trains came the gen
80 str;ka or trainmen, stopping every wheel on
the road except mail trains.
The mountain cities are using corowood which
;s scarce and high. while mines using steam power
md reduction mills are closing as fast as their
coal supplies are exhausted. Should the strike
last week the effects will he serious
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
DEATH OF BOYS AT COAL MINES.
There Were 226 Under Twenty-one Years
Killed in Pennsylvania Last Year.

Harrisburg Penn. Aug. s-The annual report OF
the State Department Of Mines shows that % en-
pIoIes between the ages of Is and IS years and "a
employees between the OF Is and II years were
killed I'm the anthracite and bituninOus regions OF
T,cnUsS-lyania during year 1895. In addition 10
these fatalities there were killed outside or the
anthracite mines Is boys between the ages or u
and 10 and 81 between tn" ages or 10 ana 4
wears In the biturnnous region fatalities oc-
CURED among tho outside employees under q years
age -
In the btuuitous mines % boys were killed
whose ages ranged from II 70 IS years. ana 81
killed or fatally injured between the ages OF is and
81 Tho report states that II - regrettabie tact
n the So-called miners killed were boys
H. 10 and 10 years OF age respectively. and that
the foreman who hired these boys TO do miner :
work should be sentenced a term OF irnprison-
The total number OF boys killed in and around
the coal mines in the state in 1906 was rs
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
BATH FOLLOWS NAP ON PIER.
Aged Angler Near Death Because the Fish
Wouldn't Bite

The fish weren't biting very well yesterday af-
ternoon so Charles Motel, sevcnty-four years old
dropped into a nap on the end OF the Goth street
pier in Fort Hamilton Then he dropped into the
water John Peterson. Of No. 81 Willow Place.
Brooklyn. near by and he leapei in to rescue
the aged fisherman.
Mr. Motel dazed that he fought Petersen.
and th., pair nearly drowned when Patronlan
Seymour Ayres of the Fort Hamilton station, took
off his tunic and Joined them in the water. Ayres
brought Motel ashore. and Peterson. although
weak was able to swim to the landing.
Both were taken to the Norwegian Hospital,
whore it announced late last night that Mr.
Motel would probably recover and that Peterson
would be discharged to-day Mr.. Motels home is
a. No 400 East 74th street. Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
MORTG1GE TAX RETURNS.
Nearly 50 900 900 Collected for Year
Ended Junc 80, 1901.

Aloaay Aus 4-The State Board of Tax Com
missioners announced tonight that s49o2iS 50 was
collected in taxes the operation of the mort
gage tax law for the wear beginning July /. 1905.
and ending June 30 1887, inclusive. The expenses
for collection as audited by the state board were
S64. ga So.
The amount of refunds was $.,34 39. making the
MT returns 81 O36 equally divided between
and locality. .
The number of mortgages recorded durlhs tnd'
period was 1875: number of old mortgages 'or
which statements we're filed. 500 making tIi~
total nunlta- of mortgages 153,ol5.
The following shows the counties wherein tite
r7ortpapf tax collected exceeded the OF $4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
ALLEGED TONG LEADER ARRESTED.

Boston Aug. 4.-Mcck Duck, said to be one OF
the leaders OF the Hip Sing Tong, was arrested
in Quincy to-day and locked up here on charge
of being concerned in the fatal shooting in China
town on Friday night when three members OF the
On Ieong Tong another Chinese secret society
we're killed. Mock Duck had a revolver IN MS
clothes when arrested in a laundry in quincy
seven of the ten Chincmen who were said to have
,aken part id the shooting have been apDrehended
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
LIGHTNING FIRES ARMOUR PLANT.
Causes Damage of s1o5yOoo in JacksonTill'
Another Stroke Kills Boy.

Jacksonville Fla. August AT Fulton hrtesn
miles from here four persons struck by light
uing. to-day. of them. Charles L. Eddy. j..
fourteen years old. being killed Inc DON FHH
down rh.. front of building and. entering door.
struck the boy on tho neck. breaking the spinal
cord The three others the building VIII" were
within hour
Lightning also set fire to the large man1fact-
urinc rIant o. tho Armour Fertilizer Company. IN
This civ and destroyed the building which was
yaIuso at SsO.0 and damaged the stock OF fer
riizer and fertilizer material 81 90 all covered by
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
NO SOULS TO SNAP IN TRANSIT.
Hosnitals Will Not Allow Aged Musician to
Make Experiment.

After trying vain to obtain PERMISSION from
,ta New York City hospitals and penal institutions
"a make his experiment OF photographing the soul
I'm its transit, Henry Price. aged musician OF
Mount Vernon. has become discouraged at the lack
nf interest shown In the subject by the nedlcai
faculty Of the various institutions
since announcing my discovery. said the ini-
sician Yesterday. Il have received many letters
es,i,g for information which / cannot give until
- ,Lc ex,ernent has been made. This sub
ect should prove interesting to all AS II IS based
-, ec,enttnc principles the wonder Will be that
II has not been done before
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
tn Dim LOCAL ELECTRIC TRAINS.

Announcement was made yesterday that its elec-
.-; ..r,,;ce hetvyeeu New York and New Rochelle
bed proved SO satisfactory that the New York Ne"
Haven & Hartford Railroad would extend tho
service. beginning this morning 10 al io'ai uarI'
,,,,,i,s hetueen New York and Port Chester
There arc thirtyfve of these trains On september
If not sooner the service VIII be EXTENDED 10
cover the entire electric of twenty-five miles
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
THOUSANDS SEE ROBBERS BODY.
Crowd in Pittsburg Morgue-His Sister the
Only Mourner
IRy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Pittsburg. Aug %-Pittsburg was excited today
over the shooting in the downtown district last
night when Edward Shields, attempting a holdup
I'm a crowded street. killed by John A Zin-
norman = collector whom Shields and his gang
tried TO rob is estimated tonight that I.oto
people visited the morgue and looked at the body.
but there was only who came TO mourn.
Tho n,ourner was the mans sister. his only rela-
tive and to her the body given tonight.
Shields had served three terms IN prison. Alfl-
norman. who badly injured by the attacking
partv is in a serious condition.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
L. S. Possessions an Samoa GudrdCd
bY Mattress.
:From The Tribune bureau

NEWEST AMERICAN SOIDIERS--The F1ta-
Fitl company Of natives which takes The place OF
tie marine corps IN guarding the naval station or
-'utua and preserves order in the American Sa-
moan possessions continues % evoke much inter
est in ultsrv circles TINS country Since this
organization first introduced - the people or
the United States by photographs tnTnueE me
Tribune a yca- ago. IT has advanced rapidly IN mil
itary efficiency, and is declared To De second
in value for it's numbers to none ot the armed ma
auxiliarieS Of the government. not excepting
even +he very efficient Porto RiCau regiment or
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
THE FoREsEk's CAPTAIN IN JAIL

Tampco Mexico, Aug 4-As result OF an III
vestigation into the recent collision between the
National steamer Puebla and the Hamhurg-AInerl-
can liner Foresek, in which the latter rammed the
former the pilot IN charge Of the German boat WAS
released from arrest and Captain McGovern OF the
Foresek was arrested An eHoTt was ihaue 10
have McGovern released on bail, but the request
WAS refused. on the ground that the German cap
tain has no fixed residence in this country
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
POISONED BY EATING BOILED HAM.
Whole Family of Campers Sent to New
Brighton Hospital.

Joseph Jes, and his family. consisting or his Wife
and two Young daughters, admitted TO the
G % Sr,,i.b Infru,arv at New Brighton, Rch
,nond last evening suffering from ptoInaine poison
ing Jest and his family were camping at wood
lawn Beach. Richmond, for some weeks Ihey .Ne
at No 1851 Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn
For supper they boiled ham. and n little iatcr
al, four began 10 suffer greatly. DR. Devlin treated
the family and then sent them to the hospital IL
win IL. some days before they out of danger
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
FRENCH MUSICIANS IN ALSACE.
VISIT Approved by German Government
Hearty Popular Welcome.

fe1o-1, France, Aug 4.-For the first time
N1nce the Franco-Prussian War. French musi-
'al society to-day took part, with the approval
VI the German government, in a musical festival
ID Alsaoe. The members Of the society marched
Nith the tri-color flying. and everywhere were
received with cheers.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
GLOVER COMING EAST TO TESTIFY,

concord y IT Arg. +--The attorneys for the
..n.xt friends in the suit against Mrs Mary Baker
4. t,,idy and others knew nothing to-day of the e
nor, from Deadwo1d. : u. that George W Glover.
eol OF Mrs Eddy and ere CT the piai1tiHS IN lue
s,,ir had received q communication from rs
nle;Ie~ through Miss Thompson cf Boston ana
br. started East. possibly to withdraw rom tno
s,i- u is understood that M Glover and as
dqrrhte- are on their way EsaSt 70 testify in tAe
suit
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
JAPANESE POACHERS DRIVEN OFF.
Russian Guards on Copper Island Repulse
Crews of Two Schooners.

Victoria. b G. aug. 4.-Advices were received
'o-day of an attempted onslaught on seals by
the japanese schooners kaike and Midori on
June ! on the rookery at Copper Island. guarded
ny Russians. The schooner kaike returned to
Japan, and reported three scaling boats and
Twelve men captured and one man shot by Rus-
sans The Mdori. which had been anchored
close 10 the Kaike, was fired on by the Russian
hookery guard. and mast damaged by
smell fire from field gun on shore.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
TROLLEY MEN FORM UNION.
lBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

BY Telegraph 20 The Irlbunei
"StefoiT4, Coma, Aug. z.-The organization
Ie to-day or The Amalgarnated Association OF
street and Electric Railway Employees marks the
viihcial step toward unonizng this division or me
.onry men. the last OF the entire division of tle
Sohfecticu. Railway line in control OF the New
iaN"n road Now that the men are being pohho
-osether, labor troubles expected by some 10
result
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
RUTHERFORD tn. J) WOMAN DROWNED.
tBy TeIegraph 20 The Il

tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
oit Jervis. n. Y. Aug 4.-While Miss Emma
s'"f OF Rutherford X. J., bathing in the
1id"are River Dingmans. Penn. last night'
e was seen to sink. A man went to her assist
-. Win a boat but she did not come TO TIC
The body recovered Miss Taylor
~H staying at the Shay Grove cottage.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
su,PeulLprNe CELEBRATION BEGINS.

Rath Me Aug. 4.-J'he tercentennial anniversary
Of the beginning of American shipbuicinS began
to-day with historical sermons and addresses. one
of which was by The Rev. ii. r. Hulse. OF New
York City. dealing especially with the first sermon
preached by Chaplain Seymour, Of the Pophain
colony three hundred years ago. The celebration
viii continue until Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
BOIL WEEvIL'S RAVAGES IN MEXICO.

San Antonio Aug. "A dispatch from Durango
Mexico to THE Press says that CONSERVATION
raipns among cotton planters Of this state on
count of the appearance IN the tuencamo district
NJ uha. is generally supposed TO be the boil weev
The pest mutipies with great rapidity and the
c-ops are being destroyed
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
FLOATING DOCK AT TRINIDAD.

Per- Of Spain trinidad. Aug. "A z.ooe-'o1 float
he dock, built England fo- service in the hdToor
nere arrived to-day. II tOwed from the Rl'er
sbe by tHo Dutch tugs II is the first DOCK OF us
A1o To be placed I'm British Wes: Indian waters
-. VII afford facilities for repairs to warsAips
ana other vessels
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
RECEPTION AT HONOLULU.

honolulu. Aug "a reception given last
fght By Governor Carter for Mr.. Straus, Secretary
:, - Commerce and Labor. and Congressman and
MIS- Nicholas L1ongWorth. Five thousand persons
"ere present
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27
ASUNTQS D|yERSOS
Emplazarniento del la
vadero pdblico mu-
nicipal.
e.
PARA la ESTAClON NAVAL
Hacia Washington. III de.
legado de Ia Exposition
de Jamestown.
PARA la EsTACION NAVAL

La Junta Superior de Sanidad,
en- la session que celebrara aver ma
fiana, acordo, entire otras cosas,
aprobar el emplazamiento del La
vadero public municipal en- el sitfo
indicado con el n1mero 2 en- el pla-
no presentado por el tecnico del
municipio.
Grange Lily cures Weakness, W.
cerations, Displacement, Painful
Periods. For free trial address
Mrs. H. E, Fretter, Detroit, Mich.
Sc dice que, por conducto
particular, Sc tienen noticias Ell es-
ia ciudad de que el Senado de los
Estados Unidos ha aprobado el
arreglo hecho entire el Departamen-
to de Marina y el pueblo de Puerto
RICO, de ceder clertos terrenoS la
salida de Puerta de TERRA a cambio
de otros en- la Marina para la Esta-
cion Naval. ~
Para cnrar un resfriado en- IN dia
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININA.
El boticario lie devolvera el dinero 81
no Sc cura. La firma de E. w. GRC-
We Sc halla en- cada cajita. ,,>I.-
Aver EMBARGO para los Esta-
dos Unidos el seiior Scofeld, dele
gado de la Exposition de James,
town, Virginia. n
Orange Lily. Cura la debilidad, VI
ceraciones, aplanamiento y periodDs
dolorosos Muestras gratis. Pidaas
a.. Mrs. H. E. Fretter, Detroit, Mi
Ch. II
-Eu el vapor eCoamoo ernbar'
CO aver para los Estados Unidos e
apreciable joven don Ramon Janel
Marquee, de Rio Piedras. FL Sc
flor Janer va a desempefar un ,des,
tino a Washington, despues de ha
Der sufrido eAameu y obtepidQ so
bresalientes notas para el servicit
civil.
@PARA- carreras de eaballos
a venden relojes especiales 8 coptadore
de quiutos de segundos a $6.4o, $50
$40. 90 y $11.oo, porte pago, los sefC
res F. Kehrhahn y Co., San Juan
Puerto-Rico. alt.
Sc encuent. all en- esta ciuda
nuestros distinguidos amigos y &C
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

cbo tan vgooso que arrebaado ardor pasaba
tan escapados po otoS tan pmo las da
despueS duqu de Gusa genthombres deSpueS los
dos pncipes fozado aband nae Tavannes 1essto
algun TEMPO pero al fin renuue6 su
Todo e mundo excepto Carlos agunos oeadores que
cados por recompensa promeda queran de- y
reunio, pues, las inmedaCiones de la encruciada
Los dos principles Staban del otro ca de
arboes paSos elos duque de Guisa aguuos caba
eos habin heche alto En- la encrucad estaban las damas
NO parece verdad djo e duque de Aencon Enrique,
Sehaando duque Guisa este hombre eScoa
cargada de he verdadero rey? nosotro pobres pnc
pes nj squiera nos honrd mirada.
Por que ha ratar mcjor de ~ que tratan
popios pariene respond6 Enrique Eh ihemano mo no
nosoos prisoneros ell la corte de Fanca
rehenes de nuestro partido?
FL duque Francisco estremecio paabra miro
Enrique provocar expcacon mas ampia
Enrique haba adeanad mas de que tna por ostumbre
guardo silenco.
Que queres decir Enrique? pegunto duque Francisco
Nsblemente contrarado por el sencio de su cuhado.
-Digo hermano mo que hombres tan bien armadoS
que pecen haber bdo oden de pedenos vsa tenn
aseco de guadas que preendesen mped uga de dos per-
Escaparse por que? Como? pregun6 de Aencon fngen
do acknowledgements sorpresa senciez
-TenGS magnifco calalo, Francisco djo Enrique s
guendo pensamtn mentas pareca zanzibar de conversation
guro que aa >rte guas hora veine de squ
medioda Hace bueu tempo, invita- fe mfa hacero
we'd aqui Undo smno de atajo No enta Francisco En
cuanto mi, los deseos consumer.
Francisco respondo pero enrojec6 padec6 sucva.
mene presto dido 81 escuchase IA
Las noticias de Pclona producer eecto mi quedo
cuhado ene plan ben quisiera que Csapa pero
no escapar& solo.
Acabaca apenas hacer 1edex6n cuando reen
convedos que haban vueto haca va dos meSes egaon
al saludaJon los dos principles atracva sonrsa
FL duqu de Aencon povocado por las usinusciones dS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27
LA REINA MARGAR1TA

Fl duque de Aencon tom6 e arcabuz del az6n encendio
Ia mocha Enrique hzo jugar la vaua cucio de caza
RespeCto al dulue dc Cuisa muy aiiconato
esos eICicoS de maea POGO apaado con todos su
cabaleros
Las damas, reunida grupo pequeha ropa
que hacla parrJa II la de Guisa.
Todo que caado permanecia con los oos 6ios en- e
animal, esparan 10 III toda anSiedad.
lado eabA oeador esfurzos para resist
los dos dog)' d que clherto de ma espe
reban el momento de rae laba auando hacienda
tales esueo que cad usane parecia que ban romper las
cadenas
81 animal Sc defendia acknowledgements aacado la vez Dor
unos cuarena perros rodaban rvente maea
cuban coha de muud cooes que Dor
odas parties ataban de herr rgo p de ezadas cetd
cada comazo anzaba dieZ altua peos que Gaia
las fueray que de nevo pea mentras
datada enorado sobe e cueod sudoroso cabao toba
furoso aire de caza
En- de dez minutes quedaon perro uera de
combate.
Los dogos! los dogos! grit6 Carlos.
este grto e echador abr6 los candados cadena
los dos dogos medic de cacera dcrrbandoo
todoy abendose pao hasa animal prea Ell su ore
Jas gacas al auxo de las de que ban povsos
Al sentirse CoSido ja5a vchno los dicns abia de
doltr.
Bavo DcnttdUo' bravo! A,ylSsealoodoi grit6 Carlos
Amino, perros mics! Tn venabo Jun veuablo!
Fl rey recb6 venablo punta de hierro
-Hermano mio teued cudado gro Margara
Amino! animo! grito la duquesa de Neves No eeis e
el golpe sehorl Un buen ,iro eSe renegado
No tengas cui iado, du4 4usa do Ga los
poneudo Sre e venabIo 10 hund6 en- e cierpo del
jaba que sostendo POI los peos pudo var gclpe
embargo d reuceNte venabo echo un sdo arma
lugar penear pecho lesba6 por espdas fue
envotarse EN- la que sefvade parapeto al animal
Mil demonos del nfeno exclam6 rey erando el gol.
pc. In venabo Jun venablo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27

Fajardo, P. R. Mario Is 1907.
Sr. Director dc LA DEMoCRA-
CIA.
San Juan.
Muy seilor mio:
Ruego 4 usted Sc sirva dar pu-
blicidad Ell las columnas de ese
ilustrado diario, a la siguiente ma
nifestaci6n:
FL aBoletin Mercantile Ell su
nImero setenta, de fecha veinte y
tres del actual, publica una noticia
tergiversada referente a un suceso
ocurrido entire un individuo llama
do Rafael Pihero y el que suscribe.
He aqui 10 que dice el eBoletin
Mercantil:
aUna amenaSa par dinero. -Ha-
ce varios dfas que don Rafael Pi,
iieiro, de Fajardo, recibi6 una car
ia noticiandole que 81 no entregaba
una suma de quinientos dollars,
serfa agredido. Ell sefior Piheire
entreg6 la carta a la Policia quier
Sc Guido de averiguar ell inc6gnito
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27

del mencion1do escritor con tan
buena fortuna, que detuvo al autor
del hecho. Sc llama Laureano San
chez. - Al ser detenido Sc lie encon-
tr6 un revolver y siete capsulas de
siete milimetros. In denuncia ha
pasado 4 la Corte .respectiya.D
La DEMocRAciA en- su n1mero
4.649 da la .noticia en- la siguiente
forma, que es 10 cierto:
aEl Teniente Padial, de Fajar-
jardo, conunica al Quartet General
que en- aquel pueblo fue arrestado
Pifiero por el delito de extorsi6n,
consistiendo este, en- haber, dicho
iudividuo, pedido trescientos pesos
al comerciante don Laureano San
chez. = Pifiero, al ser arrestado,
portaba un revolver, eli cual lie fue
ocupado."
La 1nica discrepancia que exis'
te en- este 1ltimo informe, consist.
en- que Sc omiti6 decir que la petit
ci6n del Pinero fue hecha por me