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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-22

ham C =" almost ideal for
general fluit growing while
through the Bear River Valley
the soil was deposited for apple
culture. The people of this
county are hard working, con
cientious individuals; they are
aware of the fact that they are
located on a choice spot and
they are doing all which lies
within their power to make the
best of their surroundings.
Columns could be written re-
garding the possibility of this
locality but that is not the sole
purpose of this article. We have
stated briefly what is being done
and what might be done in Box
Elder County.
There are many good things
but we must not loose sight of
the great point involved. With
all that this county has and all
that it might have there is still
room for one thing more and
that is Improvement.
We realize that improvement
comes quite slowly but still our
condition can be largely better
ed if we make the best of every
opportunity which presents it.
self.
Fruit growing is the main in
dustry of Box Elder county; let
the fruit growers look towards
Improvement.
The farmers and Housekeepers
Conference, conducted by the
Extention Department of the
u a h Agricultural College,
which will be held in Brigham
City for one week beginning
near the end Of January offers
great opportunities to farmers
and housekeepers.
Throughout the entire state
these conferences have been
held or are being held at least
one III each county and they
have proved to be huge sue
cesses, being interesting as well
as being highly instructive.
Trained lecturers have charge of
the work and only current topics
are discussed. At these con-
ferences many Of the numerous
problems confronting the farm
ers and their wives are cleared
up. Here questions are asked
and answered and here valu-
able advice is given.
The conference will be held
in Brigham City under the aus
pices of the Box Elder High
School. The meetings will con-
vene in the assembly room of
the beautiful High School build
ing where comfortable seats
will be in abundance. The
gentlemen will be charged a fee
of 81 Zone dollar) while the
ladies will pay but fifty.cents.
These charges are made fol
the purpose of defraying the ex,
pences of the lecturers and de-
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-22

The roller skating fever has
taken possession of quite a num-
Der of our citizens and there is
no quarantine law to prevent the
spread of this disease. The
Manasa hall is responsible for
existing conditions. The fever
effects all alike-large and small
and if you once get it, you
are sure to be carried to the
Manasa hall and turned loose
with the bunch. Everybody en-
joys having the fever and it is
spreading like wild fire. Not
only that, but those who just go
to rubber" at the ones who
have it, get effected with the
disease and there is no hope for
them. They soon get wheels
on their feet instead of wheels
in their head and the way they
go round and round is a caution
to the "Kickapoos." The Gar
land Mill can't make half the
roaring" and we doubt if the
Sugar factory has as many
wheels i'm motion.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-22
FOR SALE Etc.


For Sale-A twenty-eig h {
dollar folding bed. Almost as
good as new. Apply to f. O.
Haws. st
For Sale Cheap-10-acre farm,
good house and I-acre lot.
Apply to Levi Wise, Garland,
Utah. diff
Good home for sale in Gar
land. Easy terms. Apply to
Thos. Wise, Owens Nj ca t
Market, Garland. o9-tf
FOR SALE-Farm and City
property. See f. ID. yelling
Garland, Utah. $4,000 to loan
on approved security. Special
payment privileges at borrow's
option. If
For Sale-10 acres of the best
irrigated land in the valley.
Apply to Y. w. Whitaker, Gar
land r. F. ID. l. jS-tf
Lost-Sorrel pony branded
bar-diamond on left shoulder.
Finder please notify E. III.
Bingham, Garland, and be re-
warded. If
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
never disappoints those who
use it for obstinate coughs, colds
and ilritations of the throat and
lungs. 1t stands unrivalled as
a remedy for all the throat and
lung diseases. Sold by All
Dealers.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-22

Subscribers who fail to receive their
papers regularly, please notify this Office
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-22
A Damnable Outrage.

Twice within the last two
weeks the conductor of the mix
ed train on the Malad Valley
Branch has given the citizens
of this city and vicinity some
shabby treatment that entities
him to a royal good "ding-bump-
ing" For example - Coal has
been scarce and teams from all
around here come to town when
ever q car comes in. The train
usually arrives at about 3 p. m.
and if the conductor had a
pinch of accommodation about
him, the size Of a mustard seed,
he would switch the car onto
the side track and give the teams
chance to load. Instead Of
that, he orders the ear taken up
the track mile or more and the
engine goes to the factory and
remains until nearly sunset. All
these men are left standing in
the cold to wait 4 or 5 hours
for the car of coal. 1t is a
piece Of spite work-looks to us
and if that conductor don't
get "ding-bumped for his act
ions soon, we will eat our old
hat.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-22

The Holiday" number of
the Idaho Enterprise, published
at Malad City, reached us just
to late for mention last week.
It's daisy-36 pages in mag
azine form with a handsome
cover-page. 1t contains over
100 fine half-tone cuts OF Malad's
prominent residences, business
houses and public men besides
splendid write-ups of the city
and surrounding neighborhood.
1t is O. X.
The Washington times., 1910-05-01

true. Such fantastic things don't han
pen i YOU ask ne why White tells
this Impossible story. ] can't tell Won
Some time aRO IN Wash ingto- 7 got
q letter from him. saying he vas going
10 write q story OF MS life IN the !gelyf =
words. Tor which he had had an offer
OF $3.50 q word As that would mean
$500. I concluded the man was crazy.
Ny secretary suggested that the LEI
ter was a blaCkmaH letter. I ala not
believe IT at the time Now I can see It
more clearly
But I just sent White q reply 10 tbfa
effect That was glad he was doing
so well.
7 might say here that a little before
7 received this letter 7 had been told
that White was very poor and needed
work, and that asked some friends To
get employment for him, as the man
had voted for II However, he never
appeared 90 take ~lle place which was
open for him
The trick Is so mUch a newsDs nor
Il an confident that the people IN
the Tribune Office. WHO made II an oh
lect Tor him to sign the article, supplied
nm with the crooked falsehood
incidentally. after reading the dime
novel stuI printed In the Tribune and
comparing Il with the letter he wrote To
ne, can say that White had about as
lAuch 70 DO with writing the Tribune
sJoTy as II he haC never been born.
N conclusion, would say that the
ITlDune's aniuJS md purpose ebo74I5
Dc plain 10 anyboCy who noticed tbaf
" me pack of lis was printed right
1iSAt 20 the announcement that I was 10
organizing ~-1i
The Washington times., 1910-05-01

Flowers For Al Occasions.
The choicest spring blossoms. Home
grown Fresh-Cut when ordered. CyTI6e
l2l4 F.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1910-05-01

Colonel Swope's viscera delivered to
chemists employed by Dr. B. @ Hyde.
Hyde's lawyers claim II they are al
lowed TO analyze the vfscera they can
clsproVe the charge that the .-ilIlou-
are was murdered with poison by
hyde Judge Latshaw IS in doubt
whether the defense is entitled TO any
portion Of the body for analysis II he
can md a case supporting such ao-
tlon he VIII enter the order.
Dr. HeltOen, professor Of pathology
OF Rush Medical College. Chicago. was
on the stand all day
Before his testimony was Interrupt
60, DI- Hektoen stated that he be
lived Thomas II. ara CTisman SwOpe
both died Of some laraIyzing poison
or combinations Of pOlsOns.
The Washington times., 1910-05-01
.OLTVKRIM

Is glaranteed 70 Be a pure olive on Drotlurt
and manufactured from imported iuare-
clients It Is especially prepared f0r
ladies and children's hair II appIie5
once a week VIII keep your hair healthy
and glossy
The Washington times., 1910-05-01

Oners superior advantages 70 Home
Builders and Investors
R2ndle Highlands IS fast helping C
make q Greater Washington
" atcA 1oE City at EandIs H5gEIsuda
Most Beautiful and PICTURESQUE Local
ton Only u minutes from the Capitol
Building
LOIS now selling on Easy Pavment
Plan Cal or w-tte for new Booklet
Plat and Terms Free auto 10 see re
Property
q. s. RE4zFT COMPANY.
aLn - y "a age. E-W-WashinEton.u DC
The Washington times., 1910-05-01
Congregahonalists Occupy
Most Unique House of
Worship in Washington.
BUILDING CONTAINS
FINE GYMNASIUM
Edlfice TO Be Dedicated to Pro-
noting Social and Physical Vel
fare, as Well as Spiritual.

"A new tabernacle TO Christian ser
vice, at Tenth street and bTassachu-
sets avenue northeast. was occupied
MS morning for the first time By the
members OF the Iugraham Memorial
Congregational Church
me new church is one OF the most
unique Christian service structures IN
the city IN addition TO the large
auditorium, the building contains a
pool and billiard room. bowling alley,
swimming pool, shower baths, and a
l1oEcughly equipped gymnasium The
Sa1rlce IS IN the design Of an ancient
creek temple. IN the form Of q Greek
Cross II IS constructed OF steel con-
crete and ceI eut bricks
me church - dedicated to the mem
ofy or a SchCoLbOy CLUm Of DR.. John
W. ErlZzell. Pm d. the first pastor Of
lne congregation. and was built en-
lfe-g through ms er1oTts and those OF
y H Ingrahan- former member Of
Congress who sent DIT. FrizelI his ger
sonal check for $4,000
Al the service this morning DR.
E'rlzzeli spoke briefly Of the history Of
me cnurch- He was accompanied 20 the
altar by ar Ingraham-
me dedlcatOry exercises win be held
on Alay y, Is, Il, and 10 The subjects
luE ulScUsS-Ol on these four evenings
Iorm a practical prospectus OF the work
Planned Dy the congregation Thursday
LtSitt liit cLlFCl Viii De dedicated TO
The physical and social welfare OF the
people Friday night to patriotism
and civic welfare Saturday night the
donors VIII be the guests Of the con-
gfegaJiOn- when q modern kitchen in
the building VIII be used for the first
unes and on Sunday the service viii
DEDICATE the church 10 "a broader evan
g5l and education
The Rev DT. John ". FriZzeIl the
man whom the members Of the church
declare deserves all the credit for the
erection Of the new building. IS a Can
adian who, as he expresses il, lis the
best kind OF an American citizen, be
cause he is one through choice, while
most OF the people Of this country
couldn't help themselves"
de has been a citizen Of the United
states twenty-five years, during all Of
which time he has been in the ministry
OF the CONGREGATIONAL church. A grad
uate OF the Toronto University, he has
recelVeb I'VE academic degrees Ifs
former charges have been IN Minnesota
Wisconsin and Iowa
The plans for the new building were
drawn by Architect James H Warner
and the structure was erected bv the
HalIlTnOre E'eTTO-COncreJe COMPANY
The Washington times., 1910-05-01

Robinson Bath Cabinet.
Turkish baths at home. Cab
NETS complete for $3.50 and SIS
= -binets have been IN wide use
Tor years, and give universal satisfaction
BOOKLET FREE
The Washington times., 1910-05-01
,xtrsct From New York Fveof7a
Journal. AuR- D. 800

OLIVE OIL FOR GLOSSY LOCKS
Mrs ". s Cowles. sister Of President
Roosevelt wife Of the rear ADMIRAL ar
uOunCed that while on her trim in eo7rrf,
america she had dtscOyP-ad why Spanish
american women had LsIr Of such Gloss
ana DISTINGUISHES -htn their cons
ms Of old Spain as a rul.. I'D Of a rfcl7zr
black Olive oil. said A1ry CouIes -
me secret She learned In the course Of her
sub-equatOrial journey that ufnefv-ni0e
Latin beauties in every hundred ofIef
their hair with the unctuous product ~
the OIL, and that the habit accounted for
the beauty OF their tresses. It was eaSv
TO understand. she remarked. that olive
Oh darEened the4OciCs. ana no one familiar
with IFS nOurishing qualities would Ecnd-
er that 70 gave new strength to The hafr-I,
The Washington times., 1910-05-01

Fine Imported Tooth Brush
and 25c bottle Mouth Wash.
Tooth Paste, or Powder .25c
The Washington times., 1910-05-01
SWOPE CASE JUDGE
SEEKS PRECEDENT
May Grant Request of
Hyde's Chemists TO Ex-
anime Viscera.

KANSAS CITY, Nay Judge Lat
shaw spent most of today in the law
Aorary consulting Missouri supreme
court decisions 70 find some precedent
TO Justify his ordering Darts M
The Washington times., 1910-05-01
TO ASSIST PRESIDENT

BALTIMORE. May President WI
lard Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
has announced that II. b. voorhees, has
been appointed an additional assistant
10 the president, with offices in RaltI-
more. beginning today.
The Washington times., 1910-05-01

Remember, we make our
own Ice Cream, and its abso-
lutely pure.
The Washington times., 1910-05-01
TRICK, SAYSLORIMER.
Of BRIBERY EXPOSE
Asserts Newspaper Instigat-
ed Whites $1,000 Vote
Confession.

| CHICAGO, Ill, May las a result
/ Of the sweeping charges OF graft and
| corruption made against the forty
sixth general assembly by Charles 4
! White, a Democratic member from St
Clair county, eliminating in the con-
fession that he received $1,000 as
bribe for voting for william Lorimer
Cor United States Senator States At
,oruey Wayman viii present to the
Cook county special grand Jury to-
morrow a confession White made IN
the States attorneys office
In this confession names and dates
were given in every instance, drag
ginE into the scandal politicians OF
high degree in both parties Some
were named as having guilty knowl-
edge Of the situation; others as active
participants in the wholesale graft
ing
Governor Deneen is considering the
advisabIity Of calling a special ses-
sion Of the Illinois Legislature to sift
the charges
Attorney General Steed has promised
States Attorney Wayman that the
state legal department viii DO all IN
its power TO assist IN prosecutions IN
case indictments are found
VIII Indict White.
States Attorney Burke. OF Sanga-
mon county, has issued subPOenas for
White TO appear before the grand
jury at Springfield. and says If White
c0nfesses he accepted a bribe he will
be indicted and prosecuted
As the alleged bribery conspiracy
originated in SangaDOn county and
reached its climax in Cook county
with the payment Of the largest in
stallmeDt Of " Whites corruption Zee
have Jurisdiction TO infict punish
meut-
Senator Lorimer's Statement
Senator Lorfmer has issued the follow
ing statement:
The White statement is absolutely
false from start 70 finish It IS a lie on
the face OF Il
What Is the matter with White IS I
beyond me What Is the matter with /
The people behind him-the Chicago
Iribune-is easier 10 tell They are try
ing. by deliberate lying. TO wreck the I
financial institutions which I an known
these people
For twenty years the Tribune has
Imagined that II could ruin me. not only
personally and politically, but in every 4
with which I have been con
nected- How well II has succeeded anv-
nody n Chicago today may judge Tor 4
himself
Met White Casually.
'As 70 White. never had any but
casual meetings with him As Il hap
pens. never saw him alone. In gen
aral, his story IS 50 impossible that its
IS apparent at a glance
Anybody who was in Springfield dur
ne the senatorial contest or is ar ar [
-aTGliiar with Springfield affairs. would
know IN minute that q could not be (
The Washington times., 1910-05-01

are mere offered at which
ONE so don't fail to every and
The Washington times., 1910-05-01

Startling results have been produced
gy the use Of the Robinson Thermal
Bath- Prominent physicians are aband-
yhlnS drugs II many cases for this treat
HlenI Clears the pores. nerves are
strelgt hened at once. kidneys rezulatelI-
eczema, pimpies and skin diseases vanish
DtG colds. lumbaEO. rheumatism dy-s-
peEsia, -nFoat and lung trouble, Insomnia
aud constipation disappear con1nTafaTZ-
sod exclusively IN Washington by Henry
Evans. inc
The Washington times., 1910-05-01

Toilet Creams, &c.
Theatrical Cold Cream 4Oc Ii can
Alb. can .--.- *
Old-time Cold Cream. CSC ID. can:
o.. l -. - - CSC
15c Greaseless Cold Cream q
$50 Oriental Cream ..-.. Ok
oOc Daggett & Ramsdeu's Cold
Jar Patey's Cold Cream. ~
SOC Stillamn'S FreCkle Cream Ak
PC Brightwells Complexion Cream ~
SOC POmpeian Cream. --. a.
25c Peroxide Cold Cream *
PC Queen Anne Lotion IL
Rose and Almond Cream. large bot
- l9C
Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic, CSC large
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-05-26

no desenipeiia a,ls funciOnes debi4
damente, el comisionatio Il e1yo
cargo SO GIlcuentra tai slepa
lnento debe responder al pueblo.
De iguaI nlanera tienen SD rsg-
spcusabihdad las deinas diViaiO1aes
b departnnantos. s.
Es este eleineIlto pefBonai, st.
alie da soiideS s. haee efiiea6 6sB 10.
dos los eafuerzos. Is0s sEgbn nrsaitgs
dos conpranden que hay sIa IGtsis
sbre que, de llEla nlauega da
50 haes srsgo s. eattss aH esssa
ssi s5ssi Issss
gssar lstassss y s. = Efficient e 81
teeeseafl c0naer stis enlpleos ed
aa eitidad.
Conelnira en- u pf6xilao n1n,e.
no.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-05-26
9 y ! = J / ] ! ~

Z :. 4 ld1iae I,or a5mal mana fu6 {.
c,lo 8 t pcr una mujer IN
4Alntonia Vela, q cst le . q,
llaln = Marta que J.
en- una c. vecina I 3la az An
mn Declar6 4sta ante cl J,,
lFisk, cue como s las seis y .-
.dia de 5la iliaiiana fuS 8 Ala casa t,
Maria y aso1nAndos 6 II puert.
yiO que estaba en- Su CANA, pcr
!o que juEg6 que dor1nfa a1n. Voi
VIC como una hora despuss y co..
mo ilt viese ! que aun no be incorro-
taba. 6pt6 por entrar al c.iarto.
Iencont ntrand0 que su amiga esta-
ba muerta. DID Embellishments
ayiso 8 la pOlicfa. Presentaronse
en- seguida varios empleados, asf,
como 81 juez, mediante un naess~
sale telef6nico. El cadayer CO.
taba yerto v Sc presume que d
muerte habia sobreyenido algu-
mas horas antes. como q la media
IsSsShe.
sangre en- la mejilla iz-
/ isssSY etras de la oreja del
lfnisip lalO, lSoF or q q gu. cue q jueE
determine Que 8se pracEleasEa IS Ssla m
examen medic para deterrniaar
81 su rauerse fue originada por
lesiones, 8 81 Ia lesion que ocasiO-
no el derranaSniento de sangre
se 10 infiri6 ella misrna en- Las a.
gonfas de una rnuerte repentiua
s inesperada.
Las circunstancias que rodean
al hallazgo del cadaver, aun cuan
do aparecen I'm tanto sospecIO-
aas. no demuestran que SIC halla
cometido asesinato, y los habi-
tantes dc las casas de la vecin..
dad declaran no haber escuel,a.
do ningGn ruidO nj rnoyiSniento
dinario ell Ii casa s0ade
81 eael
Maria Flores vivfa aislaaa com
pletar1ente, v q 10 que se sabe.
no teflfa parientes EN- San Anto-
nio. Fla vivido aquf durante los
fltimos iiez 8 ounce amos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-05-26
LAS FUERZAS DE EsTRA
DA SITIADAS.

Dicen de New Orleans, La,
con fecha % :- Un cablegra-
ma recibido hoy por Ell Texas
News Service Bureau, proce
.dente de Managua, Nicaragua
confirma las noticias reeibidag
por Tellmico Lopez, antique
Gobernador de Nicaragua, al
.efecto dc que las fuerzas de
Madriz al r1ando del General
Rivas, lograron pasar de Ra-
ma despaes de TN eneuentro
cor los insurgentes bajo las
ordenes del Gral. Mena. 81
rnensaje de hoy dice que las
fuerzaa de Estrada astan alno
ra cercaelas por todas parties.
eiespues de haberlas desaioia
do de todas sus poaiciones. re-
plegandoIas 4 Bl,lefields y Sc
espera De un Snonnento aotro
| II rendici6n de Ia plaza. Bae-
ron rnuertos u heridos cents
mares dc cornbatientes ea eI
gncsaentro de aver.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-05-26
4 BIlnit
OH 1Eyl q q sII y q g.

& lIa 4altA comp lUta y & n 5 Il b stiiII,I, !.
Ici6nE' Y aprecio sIaat teriiO 81 al re.
apeto y cariHo 1iliol, qued 5 pletis@
eaonto d0inos AZ 81 donaiISf Is
nor 10 tArdO On una eos N ) 8 u;
EanAnSanA t6merO 100 to Is 4 O..
Ne dc JtuiS cOn la riiia que. r,t,x
.llln b1te llenO do c0rvega ,onta SID.
Fon dos ncsras, lnadre 8 hiia.
EesultAndo ID prilncrA con una
renel1da hOridA en- 81 CrkneO, 8.
SsRsionadA eOn nm ladrillO que le
arr0i6 su 8hiia EN- la contends. s.
Gl hecho dc ser domingo v ds
haber dc por medic I'M bote dc
'ceysrxa era md Gtiyo suficiente pa
Ira lamar la atenci6n do Ia poll
icfa, giejando q I'm; ladO Ia escans
da sangre do que fu6 victima ID
lImadre 6 carlsa desla exasperaci61
de la hija. V,
conducidas ambak i'll departa-
linento 3s policias rslataron una
lSnaravilIosa t0ria do Sun barril
dc cerveza gratis, ~ cue % 81 ore g
lei" & los yecinos Y Ia aansEa en 2
|Nue principle y SO desak so ~ /.
vontienda, aaf como 81 inci6 sIa 4
final do goipes con los puffDa On,
precedi6 ell ladrillazo. Ambas hi
'cieron de los sucesos un relat,
distinto, pero La madre tiene 81
tapoyo do su historic una ruptu
"a On el erdneo, que no deja luga,
Ia duda de las conaecuencias de
haso.
Ambas fueron puestas en- la cal
eel dc la ciudad sin aeeptarseles
'd'ansa, bajc ac,isaci6n dc riffa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-05-26
Al 7EiHs II a. y
s 8 E.|


din 8 g
nili1e no - illl "a > el afiil ts
EFlD M tshuil te Eunie s.
ia a q "a ID s. 81 .iitO u d 1a.i
Ex., 1lIihrtn lIIiit IN 8 ( 3 8 d &
do alrelli b !.
snttH sls lliI 80 slhit riiSrtns 8
"a terri tig1ra 81 asasii 10 8
"a sE ynuj jst jeVen y ii g1o
era lT p0aa de ests ti is Hrna.
no. sS.s
Los celOs ind 6 6
aseainar s 81, esI,, a t.
de consunadO csto crlIn6l s1Ea..
Hose con entera tranquilidad s
/ una escOpeta de 44 90 bFsso. u b s
ola nm lligar dOnde Sc enc0ilfra.
ban yarios individuoa, invitanasc {
refiir { Bligio Lopez, quieit entire
i Iaquellos $50 encontPaba. {.
No bieia avanz6 Ia6psS Iaaeia
aonde Rocha 10 llanaha, eliandu
este le dispar6 con su arrlle. ven
do & alOiarse el morti Zero pF0y go
/ 'tdl en- Ia espina d0rsaIa do Lopez,
4 de cuyas resultas estA agonizants
El criminal 30 alej6 paao q pm
so, ain que ningualo de los de-
mas SO atreviese 6 inlpedirl0, ,ptiSs
tOdos los habitantea do Las eerca,
MAS le ten1en mas Due luna Gle,
"a salvaie irritasla, sabido conaf
'es va, que eate avesado eri--s-
nlinal asesin6, tisfapo atsas,
Otros dos honbres on un lugax
llamado Tameapa, wi 6 otr0 Ell
s.Atascaderos; do d0nda es orilslds
este aang.linario tigre haiilaHan.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-05-26
CONNATo DE s: sUrCrDIo

Ill Martes. POGO despues de me-
dtodia, fu6 trasportado al hospi.
tai de Ia ciudad, Mateo Tayares.
de "a amos de edad. Su condi-
clon es sumamente grave, v pro-
blematico su restablecimianto.
Sufrienao convulsioneg terri
bies fue encontrado T'ayares Ell
la CANA de stt cnarto, en- la esss.
sfslls1a ss calls de
Commerce. I616; 4 ias hi. ssst)
minutes de la noche del ltines.
habiendo llamado la atenci6n de
su fnadre, los quetjumbrogos
rs1urmullos del paciente. AFRO.
jado Ell elgpiso del cuarto. i cor
ta distancia de la CANA, encontro-
aesun frasquito con algo de acido
1earb6Iico.
Llamoge al doctor De La Lama,
Ell medico diagnostic6 que 81 10.
Ven sufrfa de envenenamiento
por acido carb6lico y Sc haceu es-
fuerzos para salyarIo.
Tavares no ha declarado como,
Q porque motive tom6 el breyaje.
laa policfa dice, sin embargo, que
mace alg0n tempo que Tavarea
este separado de su esposa v qui.
za sea este, en- parte, 10 que ID
haya inducido & intsntar suieidio.
Anoche POGO antes de encontras I.
sele inconsciente, Sc asegura que
Tayafes Sc Ilabfa daepedido de atl
|rnadre y de algunos narientss, co.
mo qtaief Sc alicia largo item.
l.po.
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