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The oasis., 1910-10-01
DISTRICT COURT.
october Term Will Begin Next Monday. The Business VIII Be Transacted
 Within Two Weeks.

The Business VIII Be Transacted
 Within Two Weeks.
 Next Monday, October 3rd, the October (1910) Term of the Dis trict Court of the Second Judicial District of Arizona in and for the County of Santa Cruz, will begin its regular session. There is a quite lengthy criminal calendar, but the civil calendar is not very large. There will be no difficulty in clearing up both calendars with. in two weeks. The grand jury has been summoned to come into court on Monday next, at the convening of the court.
 Following is the regular venire of Grand Jurors summoned:
 George w. Morris, F. A. Athearn, Hayden Pendergrass, Eanest Best, Harry w. Karns. A. w. Chapman, J. R. Bent, Nj. Nj. Aldred, Bracey Curtis, Harry K. Chenoweth, J. B. Bristol, Joseph Wise, F. NJ. Parker, R. T. Stump, Frank Irwin, E. K. Cumming, William D. Gray, Josiah Bond, Jesse Gatlin, William Schuck- man, Sam Leeker.
 The criminal and civil calendars are as follows:
 CASES FOR GRAND. JURY.
 344-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Inginio Tona, defen- dant. Referred by Grand Jury April Term, 1910.
 375-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Rafael Moline, aefen. dant. Aggravated assault.
 376-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff. vs. Antonio Ceryantes, defendant. Grand larceny.
 377-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Cloromiro Leon, de- iendant. Burglary.
 379-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Pedro Gortares, defen- dant. Aggravated assault.
 380-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Bias ESpinosa, defen- dant. Assault with deadly weapon. 38l-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Francisco Guerefa, defendant. Aggravated assault.
 3S2-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Macario Sanchez, de- iendant. Burglary.
 983-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Manuel Duarte, defen- dant. Robbery.
 3S4-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Juan Contreras, de- iendant. Burglary.
 385-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Juan Robles, defen- dant. Grand larceny.
 3S6-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Ben Urquides, defen- dant. Grand larceny.
 SS7-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Carlos Pogue, defen- dant. Forgery.
 38S-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Frank B. Russell, de- 'sndant. Passing fictitious check.
 569--A. Territory of Arizona, Plaintiff, vs. Eliseo Para, defen- Oant. Burglary.
 69O-A. Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, vs. Angel Bernal, defen- 545-A. Territory of Arizona Plalntlff, vs. Ramon Duron, defen- Oant Robbery. New trial.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
RADICALS, clERiCALS AND GOV ERNMENT FORM TRINITY
 OF DISSENsIoN.
SITUATION IN PORTUGAL
Cabinet Premier Issues Secret Orders to Minister of War to Guard
 Against Civil Conflict
 Troops Are Dssaffected,

Lisbon, via Frontier, Aug. 23.-Se- cret orders were issued to Matthias NuneZ, minister of war, by Senor Bai- rao, the premier, after a conference with King Manuel It was reported semi officially the orders related to the suppression of the present unres,, and preparations to put down any up rising by the clericals or by the re. publicans. With both sides armed, the situation in Portugal Is as seri- ous as it has been in the Spanish crisis, and bloodshed is feared
 A report was circulated that the ministry had decided to introduce into parliament radical electoral reforms, which have been expected since the cabinet. composed of progressves, was formed last December.
 The outlook for the general cleo. tions to be held Sunday is not reas- surfing in view of tt9 government S secrecy, and measures to preserve or der. It is believed the rumored plans for a cler.cal uprising will come to head then.
 Three-Cornered Fight Is Expected.
 A three-cornered fight would ineyi- tably follow any attempt on the part of the clericals to overthrow the movement and establish a republic. The extreme radicals would fight bit terly in opposition to clerical domi- nation.
 The gravest danger lies in the dis affection of large part of the troops. It has been asserted many regiments were affiliated in sympathy with the radicals. the republicans being par ticularly strong among these officers. This factor is regarded in the semi. official world as an offset to any ad- vantage the clericals may have ob tained.
 The continuance of the dispute witll the Vatican remains a source of great anxiety inflaming the Catholics against the king and the cabinet.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23

The International Association of Blu reaus of Labor is meeting with the inspectors this year, and after two days of business sessions here. the two bodies will board a special train and proceed through the Piedmont textile manufacturing section of South Carolina, with a stop at Greenville for smoker and to inspect several plants, Another stop will be made at PelZer, and the train will then go to Columbus, where developed water powers and modern textile plants will be visited and two days of additional business sessions will be held J. Ell lery Hudson of Providence, R. l., head of the factory inspectors, is presiding over the joint sessions
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
GRAND STAND COLLAPSES
Siqht of Disaster Causes Baloonist to Fall to His Death at North
 Bergen, New Jersey.

New York Aug 23.-Fully 100 men, women and children were injured, three seriously and one perhaps fatal ly, when a grand stand upon which 300 persons were gathered collapsed at Scheutzen Park, North Bergen, N. J., where the Blattdeutscher Volksfest of New York is holding an athletic meeting.
 A few minutes later a balloonist, who had ascended just as the stand collapsed and who evidently became unnerved as the cries of distress arose, lost his grip when his para chute struck the roof of house and fell 40 feet to the ground, suffering in juries which will result in his death.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
,rvoIuTIoNiSTS WIN IN MICA. RAGUA AND START
 FRESH FIGHT.
MADRIZ STARTS TO LEAVE
|. An Way to Panama, Where He will Take Ship for Europe or America-NeWs Is Con-
 frmed in Washington.

New Orleans. La, Aug. 23.-Private cobleerams from various points in Nicaragua confirm the report that the yevolutionists have gained control of the government. Gen. Juan J. Els. trada is the de facto president, but is in danger of being deposed by other revolutionists.
 President MadriZ, to whom Zelaya turned over the presidency. and who prosecuted the war against the revo- lutionlsts, turned the presidency over to Jose Dolores Estrada, a brother of the revolutionary leader. and left with his family for Corinto. intending to sail for Panama. and thence to Flu. rope or the United States.
 Juan j. Estrada Reaches Goal.
 General Chamorro and General Mena, the two real fighters of the rev. outionists, opposed Jose Estrada's SC lection, and a circular was posted in front of the palace announcing that Provisional President Jose Estrada had deposited the presidency with the revolutionists, which means that Juau J. Estrada has succeeded to the GOV. eted goal
 Another cable contains the informa- tion that the revolutionary army led by Mena is within 12 miles of Ma. nagua and is expected to enter the city at any moment, The whole city is in a panic, rioting is going on in the streets, many have been killed, and there is practically no govern ment Those who could get away have gone to Corinto.
 The news of the excesses commii. tl by the revolutionists in Grenada, where women and children were vic tins of the horde of half-starved ma rauders who formed the revolutionary army. have instilled the people of Managua with dread, and those who can not get away are barricading themselves in their homes.
 Confirmed in Washington.
 Washington. Aug. 23.-Official con nrmation of the downfall of the Mad. TIE faction in Nicaragua has been re- ceived at the state department. The defeat of Madriz's troops on August 1S and the crossing of the Tipitapa riVer by the entire invading army of estrada was confirmed.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
DUKE IN AN AUTO WRECK
Congressman and Mrs. Ionoworth Also In Car of BavarIan
 NobIeman.

Newport, k. l., Aug. 23.-By the narroWest margin Duke Franz Josef oi Bavaria and Representative and MrS Nicholas Longworth escaped se. i'ouS injury in an automobile acci. ueht As It was, no one was injured. a.'nough the dukes car was. put out oi commission. and it is doubtful if ne VIII be able to use 1t again dur. Ing his stay here.
 The French touring car in which 'ney were riding was run into by a . .ar ariven by Vincent Astor, and had ,ne impact been pound heavier 1t ,s oeileved the Dukes machine would nave been turned completely over.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
Retail Merchants of Missouri.

Springfield, Mo, Aug 23.-The year ly meeting of the State Retail Mer- chants association began here today. and will continue until Thursday. About two hundred delegates from all parts of the state are present, mak- ing this the largest meeting ever held by the association. The program gives promise that it will also be the best gathering the merchants have had.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
Fire Fifty Miles Long.

The fiercest forest fires in this dis trict are those in Saners county, be tween Thompson and the Idaho line. These fires extend along an unbroken line for more than fifty miles and are in dense timber There are several towns in this district, built in the very midst of the timber.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
THEY SUSPECT FACTORIES
Days in HendersonvilIe, N. C., Will Visit Industrial Plants

Hendersonville, N. C., Aug. 23.- The International Association of Fac tory Inspectors met here today in an- nual convention with an unusually large attendance, many delegates com ing from the. Canadian departments.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23

Hcinze to Wed Actress This Week.
 New York, Aug. 23.-According to statement published here, Augustus Heinze. copper magnate, and Miss Bernice Henderson, an actres, will be married in New York this week.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
Illinois Lad Wadinu DroWns.

Princeton, Ind, Aug 23.-Milton c. Krebs, 20, son of l.. w. Krebs of Mount Carmel, H., was drowned while wading in White river at Kelly's rip pie. The boy was a member of the Bob White club, camping here
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
volume of oil brought to the surface

volume of oil brought to the surface
 Sample of the oil, struck at 1000 feet, were brought to Greenville and the bailer shows the hole had filled up to depth of 135 feet at the time the bailer was drawn from the hole.
 The pressure indicates strong flow
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-23
OIL FOUND IN ILLINOIS
Drillers Make Rich Strike at Two Thousand Feet Deep Nine Miles
 From Greenville.

Greenville. H., Aug. 23.-The Pro ducers' Oil company drilled into oil sand at the Browns Mill we'll, nine miles west of Greenville, with re markable. success, as shown by the
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-09-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. w. o. Barksdale OF the Spartan
burg c. & w. c. depot spent a few days
this week in Laurens with his parents
and other relatives.
Mrs. ID. Il. Barnett and children have
returned from Chaplin where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. j. p. Simpson and family have
returned to LaurenS from their sum
mer home in the mountains.
Miss Annie Sitgreaves has gone to
Chester where she will teach this
year in the graded schools.
Mrs. G. B. Taylor and sister. Miss
/ Julia Medlock of the Harmony church
section visited relatives in the city
during the past week.
Messrs John NJ. Wood and Jeter
| McCuen of Princeton were in the city
Friday
/ Rev. and Mrs. James II. Machen of
Greenwood were the guests last week
of Laurens friends and relatives.
Master j. b. Arnold of Princeton
visited in the city this week.
Solicitor Cooper returned Friday
from Abbevlle We're the criminal
court for that county was held last
week.
/ Mr.. Cope Henderson, for several
years popular salesman with NJ.
| III. Fowler, has accepted position at
! the office OF the LaurenS Cotton Oil
company.
/ Mr. j. l.. Hopkins and family left
Wednesday for their new home in
Columbia, Mr.. Hopkins who has had
several years experience in the mer-
camille business in laurens and Clm-
ton. has opened an elegant store in
the capital city.
Mr.. T. p. Mnter of j. f.. Minter &
Bro, returned Saturday from il bust
ness trip to New York.
Messrs H. T.. Burns of Laurens. j.
c. Burns of Greenwood l.. y. Entrckin
of Anderson. all of the Red Iron Rack
cts fine big store left yesterday for
the northern markets.
Mr.. III. Terry returned Saturday
from the northern markets.
Miss Margaret Matthews leaves Sun
day for Laurens to teach in the graded
s. ools of that city. She is an accom-
pliShed young lady and will no doubt
give satisfaction to the parents. as
we'll as TO the children in her charge
NewbcrlY Herald 4 News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albright and family
returned Tuesday to their home in
/ laurens after spending n few weeks
with MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Shands.-
Clinton Chronicle.
Miss Lila Bcattic OF Laurcns is
/ the guest of Mr.. $. G. Byrd ON Chi
cora campus. -Grccnville News.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-09-14
Citation for Letters OF Administration
state OF South Carolina,
County OF LaurcnS.

BY o. G.. Thompson. Probate Judge:
Whereas. S. r.. and j. r. Dorroh
made suit TO me to grant them Letters
of Administration of the estate and
effects of w. r. Dorroil
These are, therefore. to cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors OF the said w. r. Dor
roh deceased that they be and appear
before me, in the court Of probate. to
be held at Laurens. C.. H., S. G.. on the
29th day of September. 1910 next after
publication hereof. at II o'clock in the
forenoon to show cause, If any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of September. Auno Domini 1910.
o. G.. Thompson.
t-2t Probate Judge
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-09-14
SUICIDE AT GAINESVILLE.
Thwarted i'm Attempt to Steal An0th.
pr Mans Wife,

Gainesville. Ga, Sept. 1O.-Louis
Farmer, aged 25 yesterday hurled
himself in front of fast Southern
train on which was Mrs. u. ID. Hoop
er, being escorted back to their home
in Laurens, S. c.. by her husband,
who had followed his wife and Far
mer to this city. Farmer was ground
to death by the locomotive.
Farmer and Mrs. Hooper came here
yesterday, Mrs. Hooper's husband ar
riving on the next train. Shortly after
the husbands arrival an officer with
warrant found Farmer and Mrs
Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs Hooper boarded the
southbound Southern train yesterday
for their home. Farmer walked down
the track Il quarter OF mile and
when the train approached jumped
in front of the locomotive
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-09-14
HAVE YOU PILES!
Then Get Iicm-R Roid Under Honey.
Back Guarantee.

Blind piles. protruding piles. itching
piles, are cured with equal success by
the guaranteed internal remedy, DR..
Leonhardt's IIem-Roid. The guaran-
tee is so broad that it costs you noth-
ing If you get no benefit. Don't waste
any more time with salVes. suppostor-
les or other outside treatment. At
tack the cause
Hem Roid 81 for large bottle, last
ing "a days. at Laurcns Drug Co. Or.
I.eonhardt Co. Station H. Buffalo y.
V. Props Write for booklet.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-09-14
The State Fair.

There is only one State Fair i'm South
Carolina. 1t will be held in Columbia,
October 81. November /. =, 3. 4. The
program Will be more elaborate than
heretofore.
The people of the State generally
make this their one meeting place of
the year. Any information that is
desired will be given by MI John c.
Mabley, President, Wiunsboro. S. c..
or Mn ID. f. Elird, Secretary. LeXing-
ton = c.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-09-14
"RebelS."

Some one writing for The Balti-
more sun says:
I'm looking over your column |
noticed request for the war song
Rebels" | think | have what is
wanted. though it is worCed Il little
different than the given quotation
Here it is:
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-06-24
NOtiClaS VariaS.

Un c6lega del este dice que Mr..
John 2. Arthur, qui6n Sc dedica
al estudio de la historic y la meteo
rologfa hace pron6sticos que este We
rano sera muy frfo debido la in
huencia que ejerce en- nuestra ad
mosfera q paso del cometa de Hal
ley. dice que rs amos pasados,
cuando Sc apareci6 el mismo come
ia HALEY, las heladas acabaron con
todas las cosechas en- los paises
frios y que ahora sucedera 10 mis-
mo.
De Ration, N. M. comunican :
Eloy Nuanez Sc halla malmente he
rido a resultas de haber intentado
robar en- la tienda de Jose Roybal.
Roybal fue despertado muy de ma
mana por Nuanez. ell viernss pasado,
cuando este SO introducia por
Ia fnerza en- la tienda. Roybal le
pregunt6 10 que guerra y Nuanez
demand6 dinero y enseguida co.
memo el cambio de tiros, resultan-
do que Nuanez quedo muy herido
en- 81 abdomen, Roybal en- el brazo
izquierdo y su esposa en- la mano
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-06-24
NueyO PerlOdiCO.

Hemos recibido en- nuestra me
sa de labores un nuevo peri6dico
publicado Ell Belen, condado de
Valencia, que lleva ell nombre de
Gel Hispano-A Americana" Esta
publicado en- ingl6s y en- espanol
por don Adelaide @. de Baca y el
primer ndmero que tenemos la
vista esta excelentemente impreso.
Contiene profusion de noticias y
articulos dc la ocasi6n que 10 hace
un peri6dico interesante & instruc
two.
Sinceramente felicitanos al nue..
vo c6lega deseandole buen suceso
y larga permanencia para bi6n de
los moradores del condado de Va
lencia.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-06-24
No hay POrque no ser RepubIi-
CdnOS.


Ahora que q partido Republics
no y Ia administration nacional J
territorial ha cumplido al pie de la
letra sus promesas, dandonos nues-
ira compIeta aoberania, nuestra
emancipation polftica, con todos
nuestros derechos para poder ele-
cir, nominar y votar desde el Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos, Co.
bernadores, Jueces, Procuradores
de Distrito, Senadores etc, no to
nemos para que respingar 9 eehar
coces q aquel partido que nos ha
cumplido sus promesas al pie de la
letra y nos ha facilitado nuestra
completa emancipation polftica
que por tantos amos habia pedido
del Congreso ell pueblo de Nuevo
Mexico.
Por tai razon, todos unidos y en-
completa ammonia, debemos cores
ponder a la administration terrific.
rial Y nacional, 81 sabemos sentir
agradecimiento, procurando siem-
pre-, en- 10 local, territorial y nacio-
nal, completa victoria para ensenar
al Congreso 81 agradecimiento de
Nuevo Mexico.
Debemos de procurar todos, no
solo la completa union, ST quere-
mos hacer respetar nuestros dere-
chos, elmo que debemos de procu.
rar hacer desaparecer intrigas y
rencillas que pueden existir, para
asf de este modo Y en- completa
union, todos, asombrar al mundo
con nuestras victorias.
Por nnestra parte, nosotros que
tanto helnos abogado por 81 asunto
de estado, que va hoy hemos con-
y que a1n dos semanas
pasadas, cuando Ell Congreso nos
anunci6 que el tai proyecto no es.
taba en- 6rden, respingamos contra
81 partido y sus amos, pero hoy
nos comprometemos, y este sin re-
tribucion alguna, entiendese biGn,
a soportar de una orilla a otra el
gran partido que tan caballerosa-
mente ha sabido atender a nuestras
sdplicas y demandas, anadiendo al
pabell6n tricolor la estrella de
Nuevo Mexico en- la hermandad
dc los demas estados de la Union.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-06-24
Los IRdiOS MaydS DerrOtadOS.

Dicen de la ciudad de Mexico,
con fecha II de Junio:- -Bajo el
mando del Coronel Lara y refor
zados por dos canones do tiro ra-
pido y varias baterfas, las fuerzas
del Gobierno han capturado Valla
dolid, punto de resistencia de los
Mayas rebeldez y en- la actualidad
los indios huyen por las montaTas
de las cercanias, segdn aseguran
despachos recibidoa aquf anoche.
La toma de los atrincheramien
tos no Sc efectuo antes de que por
10 menos, veinte hombres del Co
blerno resultaran muertos Y yarios
heridos
El ataque principle aver por Ia
manaDa, como las cuatTo Y media
con 900 hombres las ordenes
del Coronel Lara que hicieron fue-
60 ayanzando sobre las trincheras
dc los rebeldes. Los indios, contes-
tando con un nutrido fuego de
fuslleria Sc replegaron en- sus po-
siciones, matando & hiriendo aquf
ALI soldados del Gobierno. A
causa de la natnraleza del terreno
en- que SO efectuo el combate, los
indios no pudieron causar dano
mayor en- las tilas de los federales
Las maquinas de artilleria del Go
bierco derribaron varias construc-
clones de adobe y Sc logr6 final
mente la captura de la plaza de
San Juan en- las orillas de la ciu-
dad.
Cuando So inicl6 el fuego, mu-
chos de los indios abandonaron
desde luego la ciudad y buscaron
refugio en- las alturas de las cerea-
Mas, pero despues de la toma de
Valladolid Dor las fuerzas fedora
les, estos los persiguleron hasta la
falda de los cerros capturando mu-
chos. Entire los rebeldes que ca
yeron prisionereos en- poder de las
fuerzas del Gobierno SO epcuentra
Nicolas Sosa, herido. qui6n pocos
momentos despues muri6.
Las tropas del Gobierno trabajan
ahora en- la reconstruction de la
via del ferrocarril de Yucatan,
veinte Kilometres de la cual fueron
destruidos, 10 que en- gran menera
ocasiono el retrato de la llegada de
las tropas al lugar de los sucesos.
Despachos recibidos aqui proce-
dentes de Veracruz, aseguran que
Crescenclo Jem6nez Borrequia, uno
de los mas ricos plantadores de he
Mcqueen del Estado de Yucatan, He
CARA a Mexico, proxinamente, con
el fin de informar personalmente
al General Diaz acerca de los he
chos directos que ocasionaron 81
levantamiento de las tribus Maya
Y Zapoteca, ambas del Estado do
Yucatan. Sc dice que hara revela-
clones importantes que tienden a
demostrar que el asunto es de sig
nifcancia politica y que los cabe
cillas de la rebellion actuan en- pro
de sus propias miras de ayance
politico.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-06-24
In PresldarlO que Sc huge.

Antonio Rodriguez, un convictc
de la penitenciarfa que-se hallaba
trabalando en- el camino entire Sill
yer Cityy Mogall6n, N. NJ. des
pu6s de haber sido golpeado POI
otro c6nvicto con quien habia to-
nido una pelea, Sc escape y hasta
hoy no ha sido eapturado.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-06-24
ARRESTADOS POR HABEF
lNTEN TADO ASESINAR
* SU PARIENTE.

Comunican de Las Vegas: Ma
nuel Lucero, Gregorio Lucero y
Jose Lucero, fueron arrestados en-
Anton Chico, N. M. y llevados q
Las Vegas para responde la acusa
cl6n que existe en- contra de ellos
por haber asaltado con intencion
de matar a su pariente Rafael Lu
cero.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-06-24
SUIOIDIO

Apolonic Garcia, dc Atrisco N.
NJ. So siucidi6 el sabado pasadC
colgdndose de IN arbol. Tenfa 55
amos de edad y era an ranchero
prospero y actlvo.
Sc ignoran los motivoa de ial
fosoluci6n
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-06-24
UN PRISlONERO @ E Sc
HUYE CON Ell RIFLE
DEL OARCELERO.

Alberto Cordoba, m prisionero
de Ia carceI del condado de Lincoln.
Sc hugo y para burIase meiOr del
carcelero Sc llev6 eonslgo el rife de
este dltimo. E prisiouero fue
capturado al dia siguiente por el
carcelero,