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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
State Society


Especial to The Herald Republican,
Eaysville Dec 3-The most elab-
crate social event Of the week was on
Wednesday evening. when Miss Maggie
Layton entertained a number OF friends
at her home. Among the guests pres
enf were. Misses Florence Hull. Mamie
Layton, Matte Thornley,. Agnes Swan,
Jennie Layton. Norma Thornley, Messrs-
Lawrence r. Layton, Fred sheffield,
Richard Galley Albert =. Barton,
George ". Swan and Avis r. Layton.
Melvin +. Barton entertained a num-
Der of friends at a theatre party at the
Orpheum theatre in salt Lake City on
Saturday. in honor OF his friends. Ar
mold NJ. Barnes and Paul r. ThOmassen.
Miss Mollie Barnes and Miss Irene
Swan we're entertained 81 the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl ID. Robins in Layton
on sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Thomassen and
sons Paul R. Nerdon and Arthur. are
preparing 10 leave for an extended
visit 10 southern California in short
time.
Paul r. Thomassen was entertained
at the home OF Miss Maggie Reed In
Clarified on Tuesday.
Mrs. John r. Barnes and Mrs. Henry
| II. Blood and sons, Russell and Alan.
/ returned home on Monday evening. aft
| er a Few days visit in Provo as guests
/ of Mrs George r. Barton and children
Rev and Mrs. W. II. Thompson en-
| tertained a number OF friends at an
elaborate dinner at their home on Mon
! day. The guests present We're. Rev
! irwin Chrovers and A F. Wittenberger
4 Brigham City. Rev. J. r. Carver OF Og-
den, Mrs. l. L. Barton OF FarmingtO
and Miss Mary Beach Of Salt Lake.
! Mrs. Catherine Pilling and daughter
I Mrs. Maggie Nelson. returned to their
] home in Cardston, Canada. on Monday
I after spending six months here with
! relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Sheffield. jr.. and
children. returned home on Monday
/ from few days visit in Downey.- Ida
no. as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John $.
Hyde and family.
The members OF the ward amusem ent
committee entertained large number
OF their friends at a. dance In the new
opera house on Friday evening.
The primary officers Of the kaysville
ward entertained all the primary Off
GERS or Davis county at an elaborate
banquet and social In the new opera
mouse at kaysville on Wednesday.
About zoe were present.
Mrs Emma Lindsey entertained the
members or the Thimble club at her
home on Thursday. The afternoon was
spent in sewing. susie and social chat.
after which an elaborate dinner was
served. Mrs. Lindsey was assisted in
entertaining by her niece. Miss Fern
Ieifelt. Among the guests present
were; Mrs. FlOretts ThOmassen. Mrs.
Mary Jane Proudfoot. Mrs. Mary Ann
Ramsey. Mrs Nettie Ellis. Mrs. James
Cnipman. Mrs. Benjamin Barrett Mrs
William Salter, Mrs. Henry Graham,
Mrs Hector W. Haight. Mrs. Harry
Swanger and Mrs. George T. Layton.
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RoUNTIFuI.

Especial 20 The Herald Republican.)
Bountiful. Dec. Miss Emily
Evanston is visiting relatives in
Mrs. r. r. Moss Henry W. Stable and
Philander Hatch spent Tuesday in
COalville.
Daniel G. Lee left on Tuesday for a
short visit to Evanston. WyO.
The Sunday school children OF South
Bountiful entertained large number
Of their parents and friends at a con-
cert and dance in the meeting house
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Mann and Mrs. George
Farley left Sunday for a months visit
with relatives i'm st. David. Ariz.
Miss Lillian Buckle returned to her
home in Salt Lake City on Friday aft
Cr a short visit here with friends.
Mrs Mary Stagner returned wednes-
evening from Nephi
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mann and chill
dren Of Grace, Idaho. are visiting
relatives here this week
Mr.. and Mrs 4. w. Sabine and
daughter. Birdie. returned Tuesday
from Granville. where they were Wis
Miss Hazel Atkinson OF woodruff
Rich county. was guest OF AIR. and
Mrs. William I. Riley this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William &. Hardy
have moved here from Woodruff. and
will make their home here
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Cali OF Grays
Lake. Idaho. are here visiting with
| Mrs Alzina Tingey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Parrish and
family moved to Pennington this week
where they will reside.
Mr. and Mrs. &. a. Miller enter
/ tanned about forty OF their relatives
and friends at their home on Tuesday
/ evening. The time was spent in music
games and social chat, after which a
] supper was served.
/ Mrs Roe Berry OF Granville is here
/ spending a few days with her dauEh-
ter. Mrs. Ira Hatch.
Mrs. 5. :. Howard left Tor Greaf
] Britain on W Wednesday where she vii
remain for two years.
/ A social was given in the Soutf
| Bountiful westinghouse on Tuesda,
I evining in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ard Egan. who are soon to leave here
for Big Horn. WyO. Dancing. gamei
and luncheon were features OF IN,
evening.
The members OF the Relief society o.
the South ward rendered Mrs. Saral
Howard a surprise party at her hom'
on Friday.
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AMERICAN FORK.
- ID - Herald-RepubIican.l

Especial 10 The rald-Republican.)
American Fork. Dec. 3.-Mrs. Maurice
Logic OF this city is visiting in salt
Lake City. the guest Of Mrs. &. O.
Wright. her sister.
Mrs. Atlantic Christensen spent the
week I'm Salt Lake City with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. n. 9. Boley Of Rock
land. Idaho, spent few days here with
relatives.
Miss Gertrude King Of Ferron, Utah,
is here for a short visit with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward King
Miss Mary Chopper OF Hinckley. Utah
is visiting here. the guest OF her sis
ter Mrs. Robert Ashby.
Miss Nellie Steel is visiting in Bing-
ham. the guest Of her brother.
Mrs J. Watt Storrs spent part OF the
week in Provo visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Blackhurst en-
tertained the Second ward sunday
school officers at their home Friday
evening. The evening was spent IN
parlor games. singing and music Re
freshments were served.
Mrs. Eli n. Stout spent the week in
Salt Lake City. visiting with her daugh'
ter Mrs. Sadie Chadwick.
The marriage OF Fsrnel Laursen anc
Miss Mile Padficld. both popular
young people Of this city. took place
in salt Lake City Thursday. They vii
make their home I'm this city.
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d ELIEvING implicitly in the funds-
Id mental truth that education
should include hard work OF both
the hands and mind. self-sacrifice and
Berry school.
Today the Berry school has 1000
acres OF land. dozen or more modern
buildings, a magnificent dairy with
scores OF fine cows, mules. laundry
wood working and blacksmith shops.
all the equipment Of a big model farm.
for this is a place where hands and
brains are linked together. The prop
erty Is easily worth 100000. and the
school has 100000 endowment. There
are twenty-seven officers and instruc-
tors. Each student-they range in age
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Especial to The Republican,
Bingham. Utah. Dec. 2.--The order
Of Moose gave a dance I'm Canyon hall
Tesday evening. The attendance was
unusually large.
The Crescent Dancing club viii give
a series OF select dances in Canyon
hall the coming season. the initial one
20 be given Tuesday evening, Decent
Der -.
The Misses Lizzie and Dollie Mackin-
son have as their guests their niece,
Miss Brown OF salt Lake.
l.. w. Clark Of Sandy was a visitor
early this week.
Prof g. A. Inflow OF Upper Bingham
was IN salt Lake Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Adderlev and Miss Anna
Lehman we're IN Sandy and Salt Lake
Friday
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NEPIII.

Especial 60 The Herald Republican,
Nephi. Dec. 3.-Mrs. <. a. Chase has
returned from a two weeks visit in
Eureka and Provo. Her daughter.
Mrs Alta Frisbv Of Eureka. returned
with her to visit here for a shsrt time.
Edward Gazier returned from Cache
valley Tuesday. where he has been
visiting his daughters.
The house party given by the Com
mercial club Friday evening was a
Jolly affair. Refreshments. humorous
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from fifteen 10 twenty-eiEht years
pays $50 a year. and there Is n deficit
OF see on each one. which must be
made up by contributions. The boys
work two hours n day and everything
from making beds TO cultivating the
farm r. done by the student body. Six
" boys worked last summer 10 pay
expenses for the coming year
Sixteen boys graduated last year
Five are I'm mountain school work:
four are working their way through
college. two are on the farm. and
three are in other occupations. In the
history Of the school practically every
boys course is marked by some great
sacrifice. In all this country there rs
no institution where self-saCrifice Is
such an unvarying equation
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from Logan. where she has been Tor
the past week.
Albert Jensen. who IL spending
the winter I'm salt Lake. was in VIII
lard during the week.
Roy HowEley. who has been IN
Idaho for the past year, has returned
home.
Mrs Rachel White Of Logan Is spend
ing n Few days with relatives and
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harding hav =
returned to their home I'm Nalad. Tdah0
after spending few weeks with rel
atives here.
J. l. Edward has gone 20 salt
Lake City. where no viii spend a few
weeks
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
willard. Dec. 3.-The G. r. club OF
this place held a social Friday even
ing at the home of Miss Della Cole.
The evening was spent in games and
refreshments were served.
Among those present were. s. J.
Rood. David Ward. Asail TAYLOR, Les
ter owens and Frank Lowe. Misses
Mary and Amelia Taylor. Ada Wood
yatt. Ethel Ward. I.avina Horth. May
owens and Della Cole
Mr. and Mrs. James Mason OF Rigby
Idaho. are speeding few days viii
relatives here
Miss Elsie J. Ward Of salt Lake
City has returned home after spend
ing q few weeks with relatives here
Miss Eliza Hubbard has returned
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MANTI.

Especial 70 The Herald Republican,
Manti. Dec. s-The last meeting Of
the r. X. class was held az the hons
OF Mrs \. W Anderson Tuesday even
ing and an instructive program was
carried out. Mrs. Alvira Cox gave an
instructive lecture on Correct Eng
lish." after which a talk was made by
Mrs Olsten on Correct English in the
Home"
Miss Alice Lund or Ephrsim was a
guest at the home OF her sister. Mrs.
J. y. Henrie. during the early part Of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. u. voorhees, wers
visitors 90 Ephraim Monday afternoon
!. Y. Jensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Cahoon are re-
ceiving congratulations over the arrival
OF "a fine girl az their home. and Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Larsen a boy. and
Mr.. and Mrs. EsSelssou a boy.
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JAMES suRRET.

r. edmond. Va. Dec. Claiming
X to be the oldest man in the
- United States. James Surret
Cherokee Indian. lives on IN his rude
hut OF logs in Bland county. Va He
recently passed his 120th birthday and
IS one OF the curiosities Of the neigh
horhood-
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For information leading to the convio-
ton OF persons PURCHASING COPPER
WIRE. BONDS. BRASS or other prop
erty belonging TO the SALT LAKE q
OGDEN RAILWAY COMPANY.
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Simon Bamberger. President.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27

dor. >iuo mas como traficante polfti-
CO. \ ahata - lice q. Mr.. Roosevelt
Gel,s m4- ,ls loo. 900 dollars & /.
re'm tRr Ea,lroad por traspcr-
ic c''ansin ito SO peseos de c2zs, SO
cislc- y et,.- viaies personales. La
r"nlleiilia tie-A ESQ alegsndo qus 50
n'cia;t,. eau'i.Isi iuj csrsada Aga
~, sener.le- y que el preside,
Roosevelt -, hie>ped de honor
q, onmiriT1, Ia oompahia aSrrsa
ne pr l.st..s iis vaies oiieiales Ell
C"ncre-s eit-upssst6 u suuaa nece.
sArl4 iisfs fln lie lcs accionissas Il
'errnrsrli ccnsiiera ole semelsnrs
pIbliftit.l 5 algo cos,oss : 10 pare.
O. n'ly ei-.ri Y ests Clamorsnsio rar.
qie - pra.i ilue uns investigAcl.l-
New Nnrk. >sg,iernbTe 27-Inf,r
ma7 IL j ISL = o'mits Cz1sssg
g - cisneslf> e. aGueIls car
h. recinrto sgtCuzscI6a del Tar.
Parr eele5rar manlfestscionez 1T
ncales.
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Il NAL TEMPO Al SUD,
Yjctimas del tlabajo.
Agapito que trabaiaoa con
una vagoneta lie paso por
un pie, destrozandoselo.
POr riha fuerOn arrestados c0a,
tr0 individaos de Guayanilla

| Por seduction, Severa Rivers
de Corozal fue arrestado Y puesto
! disposition del juez, el indivlduo Jo-
; Sc Colon (a) Chepo La citada muchs
cha es prima del Colon.
Por rina tumultuosa de Guavani
LA fueron arrestados, en- el barrie
"Sitios' cuatrc individuos. Por Ia
pronta intervention della Policia no
hubo que lamentar desgracia algu
na
En- el barrio "Calzada" Maunabo
fueron arrestados dos individuo
que jugaban al monte"
En- el barrio "Carrai2n de Truji-
llo Alto el individuo lnocencio Gaz-
cia hirio de un disparo de revolver q
Carmen Aquino. FL aeresor fud arres-
tado Y el herido conducido al cuarte
Gle eocoro.
Por jugar al monte, en- el barrio
"Calahazas" Yabucoa fueren arres-
tados por la policia 10 individuos
En- Santurce, calle del Condado
como las 80 del dia de aver, 81 in
dividuo Agapito Osorio que traha
laba en- una construction que Sc esta
hacienda en- dicha calle al virar lin a
vaconeta una de las ruedas de est a
lie atrapo el pie izquiezdo, destrozan-
dole dos dedos.
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El policia Andres Tlrado
y el ex- conflnado Agus-
tin Rios. lnueren en- un
encuent' en- la calle de
San Francisco.
Riss cumplio aver y fue deteni-
do per sustraer una GAIA de
cuellos y conduciendolo al
cuartel 81 pelicia, le infrio
unasmortal puhalada.
Cuando 1legaron los m6dicos
NADIA pudo hacerse pues las
heridas eran mortales por
necesidad.

A las 2 menos Is de la tarde de hoy
ocurri6 un terrible suceso en- Ia calle
de San Francisco dc esta ciudad. Ell
policia Andres Tirado y ell ex-confi-
nado Agustino Rios-este salio aver
de cumplir condena murieron casi
instantaneamente. Cuando llego-in-
mediatamente-ai lugar del suceso,
un reporter de ia Correspondence
estaban los doscuerpos cruzados uno
encima de otro en- medic de un char
co de sangr e. "a Ia calle de San.
Francisco, frers.e la farmacia de
Blanco. Ambos cuerpos fueron lleva-
dos inmediatamente d Ia sala de 5000
rro. ALI, al llegar expire el pollcla.
Rios quedo muerto casl en- el acto
El policia tenla una puhalada en- Ia
region intercostal 80. espacio, intere
sando vertice del coraz0n. Cuando
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27
En- el "Weather Bureau
informan respecto de Ia
marcia ! situacion del
fenomeno.
Duraute la noche de aver y ma
haua de hoy eerrio por 81 sur
de Puerto Rico cor direction
al seste
Lo que dijeron en- la Mansion
Ejecutiva.

: Muchos vecinos De Santurce ST
prepararon anoche para recibir Ia
vista del NAL tempo que Sc anun-
cid y a. por fortuna no Sc presento,
y Sc atrancaron puertas y ventanas
Y algunas familias fueron a pasal
la noche otras casas que lie otre-
elan MAYOR Sc guridad que las suyas
FL barometro dejo de variar 4 las
$50 de la noche Y Sc mantuvo en-
posicion normal, desle esa hora
Hov amanecio cublerto el cielo hs
Ella cl centro Y regiones este y sur dc
Ia isIa anena2ando lluvia.
En- la oilcina del "W Gather Bure
au' informaron i las 10 de la mafla-
ma, que el cirldn Sc sehalaba hnia
ell sur de Ia isla moviendose al oeste
sin podersepreeisar donde Sc hallaba
el nucleo central del fenomeno y que
direction deilnltiva mantcndria.
Que 4 las dos de Ia tarde Sc podrfa
ofrecer otra information respecto
a La direction del fenomeno.
Ell gobernador lego 4 "Jajome al
to- hoy V Sc informo en- la Mansion
Ejecutiva d I'm reporter" de "1.a Co
rrespondencia que el gobernador ha
hia ordenadO Sc coHIinicara 4 los al
caldes de la isla Y q la prensa, cual-
quier otra noticia cue con respecto
de la proximidad del fenomeno pu-
diera noticiarse. fin de adouptar
las precauciones del caso.
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Una BUENA O|SP0SI-
C|ON en- YAUC0.
No Sc pernite en- los ca
fes y bodegones hablar
de politlca.
Lo que die IN ciudadano trBcu
lente en- Ia crisis mas agnt
de su exaltacion politica.
Ell partido yaucano prepara
" gran mitin para hoy
n ties.
De nuestro corresponsal


Septiembre 25.- Ha llamado mu
cho la atencion en- esta cludad el LA
mamiento que a los duehos de cafe'
Y cafetines hiclera el Sr. juez NUM-
cipal, para advertirles q. no deban
admitir discuclones politicas en-
sus establecimientos y otras cosas
por el estilo. Muchos atrlbuyen dl
cho pviso a Ia calidad y no a
n umero de los duefos de la aludl-
dos establecimientos y hay quler
afirma cosas mayores que tratare
mos de averiguar, para darle e
nombre que lie corresponda.
Ell sabado en- Ia noche un sefo'
miembro influyente de la ACADIA
del republicanismo dio mrly fuerte'
gritos junto al club republican, dl
ciendo: "Republicanos; estas elet
clones tenemos que ganarlas de cua
quier manera y pere 4 quien pesep'
81 senior, pese a quien pese y de cual-
quier manera. No es ESQ?
Y vivian las truculenclas.
El proximo martes habram eetang
del partido Yaucano en- el barrio La
Cantera, Y el domingo en- el club de
dicho partido situado frente 4 la pla-
"a Washin gton. Quedan, pues, avl-
sados todos los correli gionarios y e
plblco en- general
Hoy Sc ha dado principle nueva-
mente al curse escolar del corrlente
ano. AL edificio escolar recientemen-
te construido concurren gran parte
de los ninos de la poblacion.
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Numeroso publlco ocupa-
bs tcdos los asientos de
Ia corte.
Del primer ,juicio la corte 10
absaeNe por falta de prae-
has Y 10 cendeDa per Ell Sc.
gundo.
La defensa no conforme con
la sentencia, apel6 y el LIDO
Castillo presto la fianza que
Sc le exige.
De nuestro corresponsal

Scptien1bre 25.- FL dia % las
dos de la tarde dio prlnciplo el Jul
tio de Ia eorte municipal contract
Lcdo. Tomas Castillo, en- virtud de
acusacion presentada por el fiscal
especial Lcdo. Torres Grau. Sc cons
tltuyo la cortc compuesta del Juez
Lopez Acosta, secretarlo de la Corte
Ramon Vazquez, marshal D. Enri-
que del Vale, y fiscal especial Lcdo.
Libertad Torres Grau. Defendian
al Lcdo. Tomas Castillo, los reputa-
dos jurisconsultos, Lopez Tord. y Ca
males. Sc dio principle el juicio. Ell
secretario, Sc levanta por orden de
Ia corte que desea que haya un taqui
grafo para que tome elrecord del jul
rio, Ia corte suspende la session por
5minutos en- 10 que llega ell taouigra-
70 de Ia corte de distrito para que
comparezca al acto del juicio. Como
eran las tres de Ia tarde y no habia
llegado este q la corte, el fiscal Pala-
clio Rodriguez ordeno su taqnigrafa
Srta. RositaGonzalez, para que asis-
tiera al juicio. Constituida la corte
nuevamente empieza ell acto del Jul
rio a las tres menos ) de la tarde. FL
secretario procede a leer la acusacion
Los defensores del acusado hacen
slegacion de no culpable SUI defen-
dido. Son llamados los testigos de la
acusacion que son 4, Ventura Marti-
nez, Rosendo Gotay, Luis Orta, y
Tomas Perez, prestan juramento an
te Ia corte v empiezan a declarar. FL
fiscal presenta un od,iddus, a ia del
fensa, la defensa 10 acepta. Ell test-
20 Rosendo Cotal, declara que fue
rolocado en- un comite politlco en- el
mes de julio, reconoce al nfid1r,s,
que le presenta el fiscal. Surge un i
incidente entire el defensor y el fis-
raj. Continia declarando el testieo
Cotal. Y dice que conoce Ia firma-
del Ledo. Tomas Castillo, que el %
de julio, estaba el colocado en- el CO.
mite unionista que estaha situado
en- los altos del dep6sito municipal. !
que conoce al acusado Lcdo. Tomas
Castillo. que no vio firmar nj hacer
ningina cruz q Tomas Perez, ante
Il Ledo. v Notario Tomas Castillo,
qe no vid 4 este. en- ccmits. Surge.
otro incideute entire el desenSor FL
fiscal, Y 4 pre- guntas de la corte con-
tesla Ell testigo categoricamente que
no recuerda haher vis;o nunca al
Lcdo. Castillo. tomarle iuramensoI
al elector Tomas Perez, nj 10 vi6
firmar el sffidaris. nj hecerle lscrus
anteelnotarioTonis is Castillo Ell tes-
tigo Vicente Martinez. declara que
ronoce al Lcdo. v notario Tomas
Castillo. que no recuerda haberlo
visto tomar juramento nj firmsr el
aflddrfs, ! Tomis Perez, que 81 re-
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Ia po!iiea en- Cayey
Una solicitud de "madanus'
presentrds per 81 J. de J.
TiZol.

(De nuestro coresponsal especially
Septiembre 29.-Se esta pendien
te de un lnteresante asunto que lnte-
resa al cuerpo electoral, v mas Il los
unionistas. de esta isla. Desples de
fecha 81 de Agosto acordo el Consel6
Ejecutivo excluir 73 votos, que re-
sultaron ser d. unionistas. Fstos 9 81
representation legal usando del de
recho que les eoncede Ia scccloh 81 d
la ley electoral, apciaror pa,a Il 70:
tie municipal del propic \ic4uc- Pc
ro ell juez municipal. 81. .Aybar, re-
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LA TRAGED|A De HOY.

los DIS. Avlles y Caba lleira y prac
tlcante Salgado actuaron era inutil.
Neianse tendidos boea- -arriba en- la
mesa de operaclones y en- el piso los
cuerpos de los dos muertos. Ell Rio
dos balazos uno en- el vlentre y otro
en- el pecho. Las balas salleron por
Ia espalda. Los dlsparos a boca de
iarro. Ei suCeso Sc lnforma como ST.
que
El Rios habia sustraido una GAIA
de cuellos de la Bertha y el polici-
10 detuvo a poca distancla. Lo con
ducia al cuartel.El detenldo trato de
escaparse y forceieo con el guardla.
Este lie llevaba su]eto con una mano
Rios Sc volvio v dlo una punalada
al guardia tratando de escapar. Ell
pollcla, herido mortalmente, tuvo
fuerzas para saear el revolver y
hacer fuego: ambos rodaron jun
tos. Mas de 500 personals Sc
arremoGnaron en- el lusar del su-
ceso y alredores del cuarto de 5000
rro. El sacerdote parroco de San
Francisco Pbro. Callxto Perez, pu-
do auxiliar en- sus ultimos momen-
tos al poicia. Este era natural
de Aguadilla, soltero y de 26 amos.
Allado del cadaver de Rios Sc veia
el cuchillo con que asesto Ia pllllala-
da al pohcia. Sc constituyeron en- el
cuarto de socorro, el luez municipal
della ciudad. oficiales della policia, me
dicos, y reporters" de la prensa. Mas
de 1000 personals Sc reunleron des-
pues en- los ahedadores de la sala
de socorros y en- q s;tIo de IA ocu-
rrencia, en- que y veian manehas
de sangre. La GAIA De cuellos, lie
ma de sangre fue ocupada tambien.