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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
-- Atlanta Will Have Neal
 Ball.
 . GRIFFITH TO TURN STAR NFIELDER OVER 10 SMITH Atlanta MoguI Engineered a Clever t Coup As Soon as smith Saw BaIi Playing In Sensational Manner. He Layea Plans to Secure Him. Gos-. sip of Prospective Play
 CTS on Local Ciub.

They can all say what they please about William Smith of Atlanta. but they will have to band 1t to him and take off their hats toNhim for bringing est coups eheard tf tn Southern base-' ball in a long tune.
 When the Montgomery club sold
 19 Sark tbeT faaity Cl seG him to Billie Smith, manager of the Atlanta Club.s Last spring In trying out his men for the different places on this, team, Smith bhtted into blunder as it turned out, came pretty close to giving Charlie Rabb and his turtles the 1907 pennant. Fighting for the posi- ooRs soR f Nsa Bs sTo ana Eey aSe former Memphis Birmingham sh ortstop. Louis Castro. The cold weather of the early spring had injected bit vf glass not get them over to first as fast as Smith thought he should: Smith. slipped a pink slip to Ball and put Cas- tro on the iob as hespermanent short ger Malar&y of the local club. pulled through a deal by which Ball came here. Next to Rube Oldring the most sensational infielder that ever played on Southern diamond was on the Montgomery team.
 Now comes the poifit that not only points g moral and adorns 4 tale but well balanced set of brains in excellent working order in that top piece of his. The season had not aged very much before Smith saw his bad break. Cas- tro was playing good ball but Neal Ball was making him look like an am- ateur. Then Smith got busy with his thinking machinery. ne wanted Ball badly for his 1908 team and if there was any possible way he intended to have him.
 Down in New, Orleans Charlie Frank also had his optics yn Maiarixy's star fnffelder. A year or so ago BiIlie Smith had made a deal with Clark Grifiifh of the New York Amercans, in which the Gotham club became the agent or 'cov. erer up" of the Atlanta moguI. Char lie Frank had a similar arrangement with comiskey of the Chicago White Sox, and when the local club put Ball on the market the Chicago and New York AmericanaLeague clubs both made break for him. Finally Ball was sold. supposedly, to Clark Griffith for 2,250. gThe autograph of the old fox of the New York club was on the face of the check that came to the Mont gomery club, but the cash to redeem that check was dug up out of the socks of Cap Joiner. Billie Smith and the Atlanta ball club. Ball went from here to New York where he played in several games with Gridath's club.
 The report was sent out from New York. at whose instigation local fans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
MRS. TATE IS HELD WILL ERECT SHAFT
BOTTLES WOMAN TELLS 4 REMARK
 ABLE STORY.
Says She Shot Her Husband Because He Upbraided Her for C0nsult- ing Physicians for
 Health.

Birmingham, Nov. 5.-(Speciai. )- Mrs. Samuel Tate, who shot and killed her husband at Boyles suburb of Birmingham, last night, while at the supper table, made most sensational statement before the coroner today as to why she committed the deed.
 She stated that she found herself n bad physical condition. Her husband had warned her not to go to a physI- clan but Monday afternoon she decided to ask medical ad- vice and was informed of her condition. Becoming incensed she went to a local arms establishment and purchased a pistol for SIT. She went to her home and when her hus- band asked her where she had been she told him of her visit to the physicians and the statement they had made.
 She stated that he upbraided her for going to the physicians against his or ders and said he was going to run her away from the house. He went out into the yard and secured an axe and brought 1t into the house and then sat down at the table. Their S-year-old son sat between them when Mrs. Tate stood up and fired four shots at her husband, two of them taking effect and killing him.
 Coroner Paris announced at noon to. day that it was his intention of or ueFlnB the WoHlduP release on JuSlln- able grounds but that he deemed it ad- visable to hold fher for a few hours at least because 6f her health, fears be- ing expressed that she might do herself bodily harm.
 Mrs. Allen BlameIess.
 Coroner Paris took up the investga tion into the killing of James Shonts, the railroad brakeman who was sho to death by Mrs. Edith Allen a Doard- ing house keeper at Avondabe, a su- burb, last night.
 The coroner announced early fin the afternoon that 1t was a clear case of self-defense and he would order the woman held blameless.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
POLICE WANT
 REAL MONEY Won't Accept Script as Pay for Fines. MoToRMAN WAS TURNED DOWN
 --e-- Tendered $l0 Worth of Clearing house Certificates. Police Captain Said City Treasures VIII Not Accept Certincates--Prisoner
 Had To Exchange For
 Currency,
 f
MoTORMAN WAS TURNED DOWN

Acting as Recorder yesterday after noon in the case of collision of two cars, Alderman Berto H. Johnson, aft CT lining Motorman M. D. Barrett siu and costs, declared that when he sits in the chair of the police court, he will see to 1t that the Montgomery Traction run its cars. This. he said. is neces- sary for the protection of life and property, and, if necessary, he will make the fine even greater the next time a collision occurs.
 When Barrett walped up to the po- lice captains desk to pay his fine. spec tators were surprised when Captain Smith declined to accept Clearing House certificates in payment of the fine. Captain Smith informed the de. fendant that the City Treasurer would not accept the certificates for fines.
 Barrett said that he had been paid off in the paper money and he had no other. Someone in the assemblaga ventured that the city pays off in the script and 1t could not be understood why the Treasurer could not accept the certificates for fines.
 Acting Recorder Johnson said that if he had the. cash on hand he would gladly exchange 1t for the certificates Captain Smith also made similar offer. Several spectators volunteered to come to the relief of the motorman A man sitting near the wall pulled out a biE roll of currency and gave actual money for the certificates. The real cash Captain Smith accepted and Bar rett was released.
 The case grew put of collision which occurred yesterday morning be- tween a Riverside and 8 Cloverdale cal near the intersection of Commerce and Bibb Streets. The Riverside car was siae-swiped by the Cloverdaie car. which accidently. went into cross fover switch. No one was injured, but the front end of the Cloverdaie car was damaged and the. running board of the Riverside car was demolished.
 The car men, including Motorman ID. B. Barrett and M. F. Rawlinson. and Conductors R. F. Brunson and T. F Sansbury, were arrested. At the trial Alderman Johnson decided that MotSr man Barrett, ef the Cl0verdale car, was all to blame. having gone into the right-of-vvay of the Riverside car. Bar rett was accordingly fined $10 and costs and the other car men were discharged
 Ed Burke, Claim Agent of the Trac- tion Company. protested, claiming that the inc was excessive, whereupon AL derman Johnson made the statement in reference to his determination to pro tect life and property and to see to 1t that the company employs encient men to handle its equipment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
JOHN SHARP KILLED
L. & N. ENGINEEH MEETS A TRAGIC
 DEATH.
Was Taking Locomotive from Round House nj Boyles When 1t Was Side
 Swiped by Flat Cars.

Birmingham, Nov. 5--John sharp, an engineer on the Louisville & Nashville railroad. working at the Boyles shops, near here, met an almost instant death this morning eafly while taking an engine out of the round house into the yards % tst
 switch of flat cars side swiped the engine. catching the unfortunate man. His left leg and hip were broken and his head was crushed.
 The deceased owned his home and was a member of several fraternal or Ranizations. He is survived by q widow and one child.
 Mir. Sharp hardly knew what struck him. He was well known and popular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
A DISASTROUS FIRE
AN ENTIRE BLOCK BURNS IN TUs- CALOOsA.
The PostofEice Was Badly Damaged Hut All Hxail Matter Was saved---
 The Losses VIII be
 Very Heavv v

The Losses win be
 Very Heavy.
 Tuscaloosa, Nov. 5.-(Special. )-- There was a great deal ofNexcitement in this city last night, when the Tur- ner Block and parN of the postofice fire.
 The fire started about half past 6 o'clock in little outhouse just back Of sthe corner store, occupied by the Univers .ty Pressing Club. It Is thought 1t originated from charcoal furnace used for heating irons, as no other fire had been around the building. The flames caught another outhouse near by and leaped across, catching the win- dow frames in the main buildings.
 The fire department reached the scene in a short time and soon had the fire out, as they thought, but about 2:30 this morning it broke out afresh. the flames seeming to spread all over the roof of the Turner building at once. It could not be saved and the fire extended to F. S. Moody's buifd- ing adjoining. The place occupied by Chinese laundryman was entirely de- stroyed, and the postmaster's office next door burned and fell in, but the postoffice proper was not wholly de- stroyed. as the progress of the fire was then checked.
 The building belonging to Mfr. Moody could have been saved had it not been for the fact that the water supply gave out completely, leaving the fire depart ment helpless for about a half hour.
 Among the occupants of the Turner building were: University Pressing Club, F. E. Shide, photographer; Sigma Nu and Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity halls; Alabama Stat and Lumber Com pany, McCarty Plumbing Company, r. M. c. A. headquarters.
 The occupants of the ground floor saved 8 great deal. The postofice saved all of the mail, registered mat ter and stamps. The losses cannot be estimated yet, but they are very heavy. It is said the Turner building was not insured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
lCotton aEIII Dividend.

Huntsville, Nov. 5.--(SpectaL)--Th directors of the Dallas Manufacturing Company held a meeting yesterdav ana declared a 3 per cent semi-annual dtvi- dend. payable January 1, and re-elected ali old officers as follows: s. M. Mtlii- ken of New York, President; All. Rob inson. syice- President; A. L. Rison, Sec retary and Treasurer. phe affairs and flnanciaI condition of the mill were shown to be all that could be desired.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
A LEGIsLATOR's OPINION.
Mir. Glover Thinks Lawmakers Will
 Stay Short While

Birmingham, Nov. 5-(Special. )-One nf Jefferson County's Representatives has gone to Montgomery to be present at the opening of the extra session Of the Legislature Thursday.
 In conversation this morning he said that in the last few days he had talked to fifteen members of the Leg tslature, and it was his impression that the association would be of short dura. tion.
 He intimated that he was not inform ed as to exactly what the Governor wanted of the Legislature, and ex- pressed the opinion that the session would be very short lived. He also in timated that resolution would be in- troduced immediately upon assembling. looking to adjournment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
NICHOLS ON TRIAL.
He Is Charged With Aiding fin Mlsap
 plic0tiOn of Bank Funds,

Pittsburg, Nov. 5-Forest R Nichols secretary for w. H. Andrews, Terri tortal Delegate to Congress from New Mexico, was put on trial in the United States Circuit Court here latc today charged with aiding and ahettIns Cashier T. Lee Clark. who killed him. self. in the misapplication of funds from the Enterprise National Bank, of Allegheny, which failed several months ago.
 Three sums of money are named $370, $2,200 and $2.30O, and it is charg- ed that Nichols withdrew the amounts by personal check when he had nc money in the bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
Death of Mrs. WilIlanls.

News has been received In Mont gomery of the death of Mrs. G. w. Will Hams, in Greenville, Texas. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. l.. Shine, The remains will reach this city Thursday morning en route to Union Springs where the interment will take place.
 Mrs Williams is survived by two daughters. Mrs. E. L. Shine of Green vile, Texas; and Mrs. w. F. Law of Montgomery. a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
CORNER STONE LAID.
Foundation for New Building at Boy,
 School.

Birmingham, Nov. Special. )-The corner stone of the new building at the Bows Industrial School at East Lake was laid this afternoon with appro. priate exercises.
 Mrs. R. D. Johnston. the founder of the school, was prominent in the core monies. Addresses were delivered by several citizens. including Judge Fea- Rin. and others.
 The school is in, a splendid condition but Is badly in need of more room. The building just started on will be com pleted within the next six months al the latest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
ANNOUNCEMENT

have opened up new offices in rooms 7H2-7os seventh floor. new First National Bank Building, with new and modern fix tnres and apparatus, and invite my friends md the public to cali at their cohvenience.
 DR. !. H. LAKIN, Dentist.
 If Phone Nnrnber 311b.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
A New Steel Converter.

Birmingham, Nov. 5-(Special )-The new steel converter of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company uI EnsleY, the largest in the world, was started today. The new machinery did we'll the first day, the official showing gratIfcation at the successful starting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
GDE CHA N
 s0''1ll!5!S :
BIDS WANTED.

Bias win be received by the Board of Revenue until 12. noon, November 1ith, for grading and graveling the extension of South Court Street from City limits ts Plank Road about two and one-hah miles Tho right is reserved to reject any or all bids. '. T. BULLEN,
 Wea-frf-su-3t County Engineer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
Notice to Stockholders.

N0UTA AND NOBTH AAABANAA 1kAHAf-
 ROAD co.
 Office of Secretary.
 Montgomery, Oct. 30, 1897. The annual convention of the sharehoid- erz cf the South and North Alabama Rail- road Company will be held ct the office of the company, in the city of Montgomery. sfefe of Alabama. on Saturday. November 90 1901 at f2 o'clock noon. for the purpose n eIecting Directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other --a6t C. w. CRAIK, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
Bids Wanted.

For improving the grounds of the State Capitol by constructing drives and walks.
 Plans, profiles and cross sections on file at oiice of s. E. washburn, s. E., 12 1S2 Dexter Ave. zt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06
SELMA BUSINESS MEN,
They Meet And Discuss Several Ma,

tera.
 Selma, Nov 5, --(SpeciaD-A meet ing of the Commercial and Industrial Association was held tonight and much business was transacted. Secretary Slater in his report read
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27
DIABoLIN.

arrest6 inmediatamente. FL Juez
de paz entiende en- el asunto.
Sc encuentra emf % en- es.
ia ciudad el tenier ,..Juirico,
Secretario del Quartet General de
la policia.
-Esta mahana Sc lego en- Ia
Corte de Distrito de San Juan la
acusaci6n contra Jose Zoilo Ruiz,
de Vega Baja, por ataque para CO.
meter violaci6n. Asumio la defen-
sa del procesado el abogado sefior
Falcon.
--Ha sido trasladado 4 la car
eel de Arecibo, Evaristo Gonzalez,
que Sc encontraba en- la de Maya
giieE.
Ell Presidente de Ia Colonis
Espahola de Carolina ha tenido Ia
atenci6n de invitarnos para el bail'
de sociedad que ha de celebrar aque
centrO la nOche del 81 del ACTUAL
Estamos asradscidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27
POr Gable
!ERVrO ESPECIAL De IA CORRESPONDENCE IA O[u0cRw UIOE
Centro>America.
Sigue el conflicto,

New York Mario 27.-El ejercito de Nicara-
qua ocup6 aver Tin enasalto nocturno, la ciudad de
Tegucgalpa, capital de Honduras sin gran lucha,
contra 10 que Sc temla. Esto Sc dcbi6 que antes
que las tropas de Zelaya ocuparan la ciudad el ge-
neral Bona aconsej6 todos los que ofrecieron su
concurso para defendera unto al ejercito Ia aban-
donaran para recuperarla despuesa sangre y fuego,
guna. Fuera de Tegucigalpa, refugiado en- las
montahas, Bonilla esta reorganizando e ejkrcito.
Sc cree que espera ademas ayuda del exterior que
Guatemala simpatiza con 81. La guerra contnuara
de todos modos-ha dicho el general Bonilla-a
causa de que los hondurenos no retrocederan hasta
vengar la humiliation recibda en- la ciudad de
Tegucigalpa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27
Un gran debate.
La Douna rusa.

San Petersburgo, Mario 27.--Un debate excl
tadisimo ha tenido lugar en- la Douma. Un repre-
sentante socialista present6 moci6n la cual fue
origen del debate que lego temerse determinara
gravisimo disturbo. La indicada mocion Sc refere
abolir que el tambor mayor de la corte marcial
que act1a en- esta ciudad vaya uniformado de cosa-
co. Esto es ndigno- exclam6 el representante So
cialista-puesto que tiende infundir en- el pueblo
la idea de que aun predomina e! imperio una Inn
posic6n degradante del esrcito sobre las cases que
elos representa- en- el parlamento. Otro orad6r
declare que el ejercto al unformar de cosaco el
tambol mayor de una corte llamada impartir JUS
ticia, denigraba su propla obra, que de ella debie
ra avergonzarse Este debate ha causado profunda
excitac6n sobre todo entire los regimientos de CO.
sacos destacados en- esta capital VI los cuales Sc
atac6 en- los mas violentos terminus.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27
Doctor Frances.
Muere asesinado,

Paris Mario 27.-El gabnete resolvi6 hoy
ocupar 4 Judja, en- Marruecos-frontefa de Argelia
hasta obtener cumplida satisfaction del gobierno
del Sultan por Ell asesinato del doctor frances perpe
trado en- Tanger el sabado dtimo. Una partida de
mahechores sitio la morada de aquel s1bdito de
Fancia despues lie asesnaron sin que recibiera
auxiio nj protection por parte de las autoridades
de Tanger Ell asesnato fue cometido con absolu-
ia impunidad, Ell gobierno estA dispuesto garan-
THAR los intereses de sus sdbdtos hacienda que el
Sultan. .castigue ejemp plarmente sus asesinos Las
tropas francesas permaneceran Judja hasta tanto
resuelva el Sultan 10 que este gobierno lie exige.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27
En- los Balkanes.
Terribles haza6as,

Viena Mario 27,-Se informa que los rebeldes
de Koumanian, estan tealizando las mas terribles
do En- todo el pals reina completa anarquia, Has
ia la fecha las tropas envadas los districts rebel
des fin de reprimir estos, no han logrado batir-
los. Las matanzas de sentas ban sido horrorosas
en- cuantia enorme. Todas las propedades de
aquellos han sido saqueadas luego incendadas.
Las reservas que estan situadas en- Cooura han re-
cibdo aviso de que 81 es precise presten auxilio
las tropas de Rumania que persiguen los rebedes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27

El secretario de la Guerra
Mr.. Taft, acompafiado del Senador
Mr.. Kittredgi y de los Representan-
tes Mr.. Burton, Mr.. Deurmond y
Mr.. Mischler, llegara a este puerto,
a bordo del aMayfowerS, el dia ID
de Abril proximo.
El dia II de dicho mes llegara
la seiiora de Mr.. Taft, en- el eCoa-
mop.
Con ellos embarcaran para los
Estados Unidos los esposos Win
throp.
Sc vienen hacienda repara-
clones en- la via del Ferrocarril, en-
tire San Juan y Martin pefia.
En- la nota que dimos en-
nuestra edici6n del % respccto al
emprestito solicitado por el munici-
pio de Caguas para la construction
de I'm acueducto en- aquella ciudad,
nos falt6 consignar que dicha soil
citud fue acogida favorablemente
por el Consejo Executive en- aten-
ci6n a las buenas condolences de
administration en- que Sc encuentra
aquella poblacion.
va Sc, ha dado 6rden al Tesore-
70 de Puerto Rico para que haga
entrega de dicha suma al municipic
de Caguas.
"A pesar de la prohibici6r
que existe, seguu tenemos entendi.
do, para la reconstruction de edif.
clos de maderas en- la Marina de
esta ciudad, nos dicen que ha side
recompuesta y pintada en- Ia call,
del sComercioa de dicho barrio, /;
antigua y conocida cuadra del seiol
Pancho Hernandez. lQue dice
este el Alcaldel.
La Compahfa de Zarzuela
que dirije Ell primer actor sefor Ca
sas, y que actualmente Sc hallf er
Fajardo, reforzara su personal ar
tistico con una buena tiple, Espe
rama Aguilar, TN tenor y un bajo
que llegaran de TN inolnento a otr,
de Venezuela. Es probable GU
esta compafia nos vuelva q vista
en- breve.
-Antes de aver empez6 Ell /
secci6n a. de la Corte de. Distrit
de San Juan la vista del pleito ms
hdo pOr el doctor ord6fez contr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27

Ia succession de doiia Elisa Kortrigh,
sobre cobro de honorarios medieos.
Fl acto Sc suspendi6 hasta hoy pa
ra la practica de las pruebas, Re
presenta a la parte demandante el
Lcdo. Alvarez Nava y a la deman
dada el Lcdo. Diaz Navarro.
Sc encuentran gravemente
enfermas en- Cataiio'' las Seforas
Isabel Pifeiro y Carmen Gimenez,
madre y esposa respectivamente de
don Ramon Garcia, elnpleado del
Tribunal Supreme.
continuation de la lista de
cartas detenidas Ell la adminiStra
ci6n de Correos de esta ciudad, y
que empezamos a publican aver;
Seiioritas Orestis, Gumersindo
Sardafia, Alfonso Sans, Juen Solaz,
E. c Stoy, Mararita Trobiejo, Ma
nuel Torral, Juan Valdez, Rosario
Vargas, Enrique Valedon, Juan
Valdez, Mercedes Nordan, Lorenzo
Vidal, Viiias Hermanos, Pepe vi
rued, Velina Santa, Winthrop &
Hill.
En- breve quedara instalado
el telefono insular en- el pueblo de
Naranjito.
Hoy sale, para Humacao, en-
asuntos PROFESSIONALS, nuestro dis
tinguido amigo el Lcdo. don Her
mimic Dfaz Navarro, Consejero del
Executive.
Aver tarde salieron en- bici-
cleta para Ponce los apreciables jo-
venes don 1sidoro Monies de Oca y
don Miguel Montesinos. ESta ma
fiana, a las ocho, deben de habel
llegado a aquella ciudad.
Con el Secretario de Marina
Mr.. Metcalt, llegaron aver q ests
ciudad los Sensdores Flint, Hale
Carter y Perou>e y el representant,
/ a la Camara Bsjl, Henry. Todo,
pasearon aver por la ciudad y visi
taron algunos temples y ediAcio.
p1blicos.
-Hasta el lunes pr6ximo no S,
abriran las clases en- las escuelas pu
blicas, con motive de la fiesta de Sc
mana Santa.
y -Ha sido tai la exportaci6i
> de Cbinas que ha habido en- est
sho, que dichas frutas han escasea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-27
Irnpresiones y noticias

do y aumentado mucho de precio
en- el mercado del pals. En- la isla
viene extendiendose considerable
mente esta nueva industria.
Con motive de haberse tras-
ladado a Puerta de TERRA los talle-
res de la fabrica de tabacos ola Co.
lectivao, son muchas las familias
que han lido a residir a aquel barrio
raz6n por 10 cual, ahora que viene
la epoca del calor, no Sc halla una
sola habitacion en- aquel barrio.
Puerta de Terra necesita mas casas.
Aver tarde, EN- la calle de la
Luna, TN perro realengo, de los mu-
chos que pululan por la ciudad a
ciencia y paciencia de las autorida-
des, mordi6 al ni1o Jose Rivera,
causandole una herida de pron6sti-
co reservado en- una pierna.
Ell honorable Victor Metcalf,
Secretario de Marina de los Esta-
dos Unidos, paseo aver con varios
de sus acompaiiantes de viaje, en-
nn;6n del Gobernador Winthrop,
hl>tl Caguas.
Aver a medic dia, una nifia
de nombre Leonor Gonzalez, que
llevaba una botella, sufri6 una cal
da, infriendose heridaS ell ambas
manos. La nina fue asistida en- Ia
sala de socorros.
! -Manana sale para Bayam6n
ell Comaudante Lutz a inveStigai
los cargos que Sc han presentadc
contra Ell cabo Simonpietry, de aque.
puesto.
En- el vapor rCoamoO embar.
CO aver para los Estados Undo:
con el fin de estudiar en- una de-
aquellas universidades el inteligen
te joven don Jose Luis Santiago
hijo de nuestro buen amigo y CORE
ligionario don Pillar Santiago, alcal
de de GALES.
Deseamos al joven Santiago
que yea realizadas cuanto antes su:
mobiles aspiraciones,
Ell cabo Mendoza, de Gura
bo, comunica al cuartel general gu
anoche fue gravemente herido ei
aquel pueblo, por dos tiroS de re
: v6lver, Julio Coris, siendo eli agre
: sor Alfonso Ortiz, al que Ia pOlict