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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-19
DISCONTINUE
BOAT MAILS
POstoffice Cuts Off Service by Water
on Lake and River

The Occur d'Alene & st. Joe
Transportation company has received
notice from the postofTlce department
to the effect that the mail service on
the boats between this city and Har-
rison and st. Marles will be dis
continued after the close of the pres
ent month, and in place OF the boat
service which has been in force for
number of years, the mail will be
transported to the above points by
postal railway, going via Spokane.
The above action by the depart
ment will greatly Inconvenience the
people in both this city and points up
the lake and river, as 1t will then
take two days for the transportion
of mail instead OF a few hours.
The change will also mean a great
loss to the citizens of Occur d'Alene
as considerable business is transact
ed by mail between the various towns
for reason of the quickness OF the
service, but to have the mail enroute
for forty-eight hours will cause a
loss In business as goods which are
now purchased by mail in this city
can be bought and received In con-
siderable less time from other points,
even farther away from the above
towns than is Occur d'Alene. II is
to be regretted that the department
has seen fit to make the change. and
1t would seem in order for petition
to be circulated and literally signed
for the service to remain as It ID at
the present time, and for prompt ac-
tion by the commercial club.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-19
GOV. BRADY AND SECRETARY
PERRY WILL COME

In Effort to Get NIacademized Road
From This City to Spokane.
A telephone message was received
by the secretary of the commercial
club, w. H. Hopkirk, this morning,
from Secretary Perry of the State
Good Roads association, who is now
in Spokane, to the effect that he, in
company with Governor Brady, would
be in this city Monday morning for
the purpose of meeting the citizens
In mass meeting to consider the
matter of joining with Spokane and
building a macademized road be-
tween Occur d'Alene and that city.
the road to be substantially built
and made especially for the use of
automobiles.
1t is the intention of the promot-
ers to plant shade trees and small
fruits along the entire line and to
make it a beauty drive. The meet
ing will be held in the club rooms
Monday afternoon and all interested
in the move are invited to be present.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-19
HAsfER ADVOCATES
BIG BOND ISSUE
Says Western Irrigation Projects Need
Money,

Says Western Irrigation Projects Need
Money.
WASHINGTON, March 19.--How
the fortune expended by the govern
ment In western irrigation projects
might be lost II the works were not
finished within contract time, was
pictured before the house committee
on ways and means yesterday by Rep
resentatiye Hamer OF Idaho, who
urged the Mondell bill for a 10000
900 bond issue to complete the pro-
jects.
Mr.. Clark OF Missouri suggested
that the reclamation service conflne
its resources and complete one pro-
ject at a time. Mr.. Hamer replied
that was out Of the question because
the Law required all the money to
be spent in the state where It was
collected.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-19
OUR LADY OF LOURDES
CHURCH TO HAVE THEATER
Play House With Seating Capacity of
600 People.

Play House With Seating Capacity Of
600 People.
SPOKANE, Wash, March 10. -
One Of the best equipped small thea
ters in the northwest will become an
adjunct of the parish with the COM
pletion of the church of Our Lady OF
Lourdes of Spokane, the purpose be-
ing to encourage play writing and
acting. The playhouse is in the
basement of the edifice, which was
erected at cost of 100000 and
has seating capacity for 600, pro-
vided with the latest style opera
chairs. The auditorium is 81 by IS
feet and the stage is 35 feet wide
and Is feet deep and high enough to
accommodate standard scenery. The
orchestra pit will seat five players
and there is room for a piano. Ths
electrical equipment and the stage
apparatus has been installed by pro-
fessionals and the flreproof curtains
and stock scenery are from local stu
dios, the furnishings representing an
investment of $4,000. The house is
provided with four exits and can be
emptied in less than two minutes.
The dramatic section of Ganzaga COL
lege will formally open the theater
late in April or early in May. after
which performances will be given
at regular intervals.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-19
/. w. w. LEADERS
RETURN TO THE CITY

L. o. Chinn, one Of SpOkane's "Free
Speech" Orators Dies.
Fred w. Haslewood and C. L. Fill
gno arrived In Occur d'Alene this
morning on business pertaining to
the Industrial Workers of the World.
s. o. Chinn who was left in charge
of the l. w. w. office when Hasle-
wood recently went to Spokane as a
result of the compromise entered in
to between Spokane and the /. W. W..
died OF diabetes at the hospital yes
terday in Spokane. 1t is asserted by
a Spokane paper that Chinn's death
was superinduced by his treatment in
the Franklin school during his re-
cent Incarceration for violating spo-
kane's street speaking ordinance.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-19
BLUE MOUNTAIN
BACHELORS CLUB
win be Organized Along Lines OF se-
cret Societies,

WIN be Organized Along Lines OF Sc.
cret Societies.
SPOKANE, Wash, March 10. -
Blue Mountain Bachelors club OF
Dayton, WASH. of which Ralph Hunt
is president, Is preparing for the In
corporation Of national organiza-
ton of bachelors. The official title
will be the Brotherhood Of Bachelors
with headquarters at Dayton and
clubs In several cities and towns
throughout the United States and
Canada. The club will be organized
on the lines of fraternal societies,
with regular assessments to support
and develop the order In It's initia-
tory and degree work. annual meet
ing, banquets and other embelllsh-
ments of secret orders. Hr. Hunt has
letters from more than 900 baehel-
ors In various parts of the United
States and Canada urging the organ
lzation OF a national club, also be-
tween 500 and 900 letters from young
women In eastern, middlewestern and
southern states requesting to be plac-
ed in communication with eligible
western men. He says Il Is likely
that the organization meeting will
take place at Dayton early the COM
Ing summer, when the project will
BIO launched.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-19

pledge we made for It. A compari-
SON with the preceding law shows
the new law to be q good revenue
producer. shows a reduction OF per-
centage in rates OF duty. and an In
creased percentage Of articles on the
free list.
Business has increased and pros
perity is here. Conditions are all
that could be hoped for, according
to the measure Of the business man.
We have been trying to cut down
expenses at Washington. The esti-
mates for the next fiscal year are
sac, 000, 900 less than the appropria-
tons for the current year. In the
navy we cut down $4,000. 900. but
saved enough to continue the policy
of two battleships year until the
completion of the Panama canal.
That was one OF the dearest policies
or my predecessor--the one he
thought perhaps the most of--and |
would have felt the keenest regret
to have parted from 1t. in the first
year OF my administration.
Interstate Commerce Act.
II would like now to direct your
attention to the legislation that ]
hope to get at this session OF con-
gress. First and most important, are
the amendments to the interstate
commerce act"
The president then went into de-
tailed explanations Of the bill. which,
he said, he felt was not generally I'M
derstood. He explained the necessity
of commerce court TO hear appeals
from the interstate commerce com
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-19
KEEP In THE MID
DIE OF THE ROAD
PRESIDENT TAFT WIRES THAT
INSTRUMENTATION FIGHT
is NOT HIS.

Presidential Party Leaves for Al
bany.
ROCHESTER,. N. r. March 10. 80
Taft today assumed a middle of the
road" position regarding the fight to
GUST Cannon and he received num-
Der Of kilograms from the leaders of
the insurgents and regulars and re-
piled briefly, stating that the fight
was none Of his business. The presi-
dents party left for Albany this fore
noon.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-19
WIN
GUST CANNON.
ReOrganize Rules Committee and
Eliminate Speaker

WASHINGTON. d. G.. March IS.
$40 p. M, special. The house
this afternoon adopted the Norris
resolutions reorganizing the commit
tee on rules, eliminating Speaker
Cannon from membership thereon,
by vote Of 1872 ayes to 1853 noes.
Leaders Fan 10 Agree.
WASHINGTON. d, O., March 10.
The opposing leaders in the rules
tight went into conference session at
? o'clock this morning and they occu-
pied the greater part OF the fore
noon In an effort to compromise with
Cannon's proposed effacement from
the house rules committee. which was
the point upon which the conferees
couldn't agree.
II Is officially announced that the
fight will go to the floor OF the house,
taken there by the leaders OF the
regulars. Dalzell and Mann pre-
vented compromise by insisting that
Cannon remain on the rules commit
tee. Martin, or South Dakota, in
troduced compromise resolution
providing for a committee or ten
members. and after the expiration Of
the present term the speaker would
not be eligible. This was rejected
by both sides.
Insurgents Lose Point.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 10.
Shortly after the house reassem-
bled today Speaker Cannon sustained
a point Of order raised by Dalzell
against the consideration Of the Nor
ris resolution to change the organl-
cation OF the rules committee and
eliminate the speaker therefrom.
The roll call ordered on Dalzell's
point OF order which was also mo-
tion to lay the resolution on the
table, Norris of Nebraska appealed
from the decision OF the chair on the
motion to lay on the table. Norris
appeal from Cannon's ruling was de-
feated in vote OF 164 to 1871.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-19
THOMAS JOHNSON REPORTED
AS DANGEROUSLY Ill
Il Is Feared That He Cannot Live
Many Hours.

NEW YORK, March LIT is re-
ported today that Tom johnson. for
mer mayor Of Cleveland, Ohio. Is
very i'll at a local hotel and 1t Is
feared that he cannot live the day
through.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-19
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
WAS WELL STAGED
Young People In Cast Did Exception.
ally Well.

ally Wei.
The high school play last evening
at the pavilion was a success and
was well attended. Notwithstanding
the rain, and ell speak In highest
terms Of the young people who COM
posed the cast. and say that they
were letter perfect IN their parts.
The piece. which was a college
play. entitled THE Freshman" Is a
comedy Of merit. and the young peo-
pie did justice 10 the presentation.
The play will be repeated again this
evening and 1t is expected that the
pavilion win be taxed TO Its seating
accommodation.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-19

The clty's first bond sale under the
Gaynor administration is set for
Monday, when a new issue Of $50
900. 900 Of 4 liz per cent corporate
stock bonds win De disposed OF to
the highest bidders. There Is every
indication that the sale will be
complete success and that the NUM-
eipality will receive above par for the
entire issue.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-19
SAYS THAT STEPHENSON
Is NOW GUILTY
Charged with Fraudulent Use Of
Money i'm Securing Election.

MADISON, Wis, March 1s. The
charge that United States Senator
Stephenson secured the nomination
for Office through the fraudulent use
of money and was not sustained In
majority. was the report filed this
afternoon by the legislative investi-
eating committee. The report recon-
mended, however, that hereafter the
use Of money In campaigning should
pc avoided.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-16
WEDNESDAY, NovEMsgR 10, 1910
HOME RULE FARCE.

The voters for the Home Rule
amendment are wondering who put
up the Job ON them. The amendment
purported, or 1t was vouched by the
sponsors OF the amendment. to give
absolute control Of the license and
saloon questions TO municipalities
within their limits.
1t does nothing OF the kind.
Here are the final and vital clauses
OF the amndment: "and the exclusive
power to license, regulate. control or
to suppress or prohibit the sale of
Intoxicating liquors therein Ia vest
ed in such municipality, but such
municipality shall be subject TO the
provisions OF the local option law OF
the State of oregon"
Just read that last clause again
and then tell us how G town In, dry
county can become legally wet.
The leading lawyers OF the local
bar unhest,atingly say a town in n
dry county (under the ',local option
law OF the state'p must be dry. no
matter how much tho town votes wet
Prosecuting Attorney Ivanhoe is
reported as saying there will be no
legal saloons in wallowa county ua,
til the Supreme court has passed on
those clauses OF tho Home Rule
amendment.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-16
Results In County for offices and
Measures Not Given in Table.

State Treasurer, Butler (Pro) $50,
Kay tRepo 99S, Often (Soc) 2O5,
Justice Supreme Court ( years,
Beaa Repo S94 Bright (Pro.) lss,
Mcbride (Repl 547. Myers (soc) l65
Ryan tsoc9 1885. Slater CDem) AIS.
Justice Supreme Court 6 years.
Burnett RepoSes, Jones (socD $50,
King (Demo asS, Moare (Repl 900,
Ramp (Soc) ii0.
Attorney General, Brx (socl $50.
Crawford (Rep,l lice.
Superintendent Public instruction,
Alderman tRep) SO2. Hinsdale tsoco
l52. Homer tDem,l lS9. Steel (ProJ
90.
State Printer, Bylaader (Soc.) 1853,
Duniway (Repo SIS. Godfrey CDem.)
49,.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-16

\ Increase Salary of Baker County
Judge. Yes 1874. No 1876.
Nesmith County, Yes 152, No 945.
Monmouth Normal. Yes 461. No TAG.
Otis County, Yes 1877. No 944.
Annexation of Part of Clackamas
TO Multnomah. Yes 81. No 1909.
Williams County, Yes 100, No 9iS.
County Control of County Taxa
tioa, Yes sos, NO $50.
Employers Liability, Yes Cos. NO
sos.
Orchard County, Yes 1855. No 94S.
Clark County. Yes ll6. No 964.
Weston Normal. Yes 4s5. No III.
Annexation Part Of Washington to
Multnomah. Yes SO. No 999.
Ashland Normal. Yes S6S. No 772.
Search Law. Yes 7os, No 7S2.
Employers Liability Inquiry Board,
Yes S67. No 744.
Prohibiting SEEMING IN Rogue River,
Yes 622. No 473.
Deschutes County. Yes l26. No go.
Bill for Division OF Counties, Yes
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-16

552. No 534.
Allowing Counties to Bond FOR Per-
manent Roads, Yes 557, No 563.
Primary Election of Presidential
Electors, Yes 627, No 527.
Official Gazette. Yes 399, No 719.
Proportional Representation. Yes
46S. No 622.
ThreeFourths Jury Verdict in Civ
il Suits, Yes COS, No 576.
County Surveyor. Rudd (Rep-Dem)
1850 Reavis !. Merryman 5.
Coroner, Thompson 20, irwin 9,
Bra.nard s. Anderson 5, Ketchum Is.
Ault 3. HoSett 10, Gesnax6. Grego-
ry ll..C sorge 10. Gilmore 10, and 10
vo ,--tered among Is other can
Justices of Peace:
Joseph. Sheets 246. Winston s3.
Enterprise. Oakes 81. Smith 29S.
Lostlne. Goodman 14s.
Wallowa, Moreock 22s, wiggles-
worth IS, Han 8.
Promise. Hescock 1s, Hawley 1s.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-16

Labor Commissioner, Curry (SocJ
ls4, Hoff (Rep) S29, Houston tDem.)
1853.
Railroad Commissioner. McLain
tDemD 54S, Miller (Rep.) S65.
State Engineer. Koob (Soc0 2OG,
Lewis (Rep.) l042:
Water Superintendent. Division
No. 2. Cochran CRep) sol, Saxton
(Dem) $40.
women's Taxpaying Suffrage. yes
56S, No 746.
Eastern Oregon Insane Asylum, Yes
727, No s5s.
Constitutional Conventiou, YES
2s9. No S92.
Separate Legislative Districts. Yes
S06, No 1863.
Abolishing Equal and uniform Tax
alton. Yes 47s. No 657.
Authorizing Railroad Districts. Yes
iel. No 654.
Tax Amendment Of Secl, Art. Ix.
Yes isl. No 62s.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-16

Grouse, Macauley 1, Wilson IA, Go
vey l, Boston s, Fleming 4, Flicker l,
Richman 1.
Flora. Austin 6, Cannon /, Davis! 8,
Applegate 9, Frazier 4.
Pittsburg, Chattin 10.
Imnaha. McCarty 29, Denny 1,
Lloyd l.
ColStables:
Joseph, Martin IL, Bedhgfield 2.
Duncan g.
Enterprise, Marks ITO. Cramer 81.
Hug 8.
Lostine. Pagin ITO. Scattering 8.
Wallowa. Maxwell 23O, Hall %, Gro
fut 2.
Promise, colpitts s, sanar l, Car
per Z.
Grouse. F. A. Richman 6. Scattering
10.
Flora. Marsh l6. Applegate 33,
Moore 80. Scattering 8.
Pittsburg. johnson 2, Blackman /,
Wisener 1.
Imnaha. crowell 6. Scattering 8. l
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-16
Estate If You Cant BE A
l. arge One

The closer to good town and good market the
ter. Land has made wealthy in Walowa County
than other thing. Land is worth
prise than was last year, and will be worth
and the next and the next Such is the experience of
every country Many remember the time when the
Sand Ridge hill land in Grande Ronde Valley consd
cred Worthless Now the biggest and best apple orchards
in Union county the Sand Ridge Look what the
pie doing the hill up-lands of WaIlowa county
hey growing all kinds of fruit peaches, where
feWyears ago nothing but bunch grew Go among
the farmers the hill land north of Enterprise and
what they doing Good apples grown successfully
in the Leap country and in the Elk Mountain country They
Prairie Creek Alder Slope and right the
town of Enterprise Apple land close to market is the
estland to increase in value of any in the county.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-16
THOUSANDS OF TREES

Shipments of thousands of trees
are just now being received and de-
livered to the people of Wallowa
county by the different nurseries.
1t is an established fact that this
county Will becQn:e a banner apple
growing section of the Northwest.
Skeptics who saw the exhibits at
the late County Fair are now pre-
pairing to plant fruit trees.
Those who wait will later be buy
ing high priced orchards instead Of
having one of their own to sell or
market the fruit from.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-16
RECORD APPLE YIELD MADE

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Nov. A.
Especial )-One of the record apple
yields of the Valley is that reported by
E. O. RAIDER, of the State Line district,
who has established what is believed to
be new mark for production.
Mr.. RAIDER has 40 trees and they aver
age 80 boxes to the tree. These apples
are worth $1.25 box at the figure un-
der the present market. The estimate
of 80 cents box for getting them
ready for market leaves him rs cents a
box clear This means $24 tree or
nearly $1,000 for the 40.
Just as good yields, and many bet
ter ones, have been recorded in
Wallowa County.
Valley View Orchard Acreage will
be planted SO trees to the acre, and
pruned, trimmed and cultivated for
three years for the present price
per acre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-24

La compailia comico dramatica Evan
gelina Adams, ha dado el martes una
function beneficio del Hospital de San
Antonio, poniendo eh escena ell drama
de Dicenta, titulado aurora y ell juguete
c6mico Los meritOrtOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-24

Domingues, esta padeciendo una afec-
cion a la vista.
Para asistir q la enfermita ha sldO
llamado rapidamente, un especialista
de Ponce.
Celebramos una rapida mejoria de
la nina encantadora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-24
N D|GitD De Puerto Rico

(Traducimos de La Tribune de Woon-
socket.
Una comision puertorriquena sallo pa
ra Washington a principles de Febrero.
Como ell aIio pasado los senores Ll1is Mu
iioz Rivera Cayetano Coll y Cuchl'
freron los nombrados para desempenar
ttal mission y Sc pondran todos los me-
dios a fin de que que el viaje resulte ltll
q la patria.
Por regla general, los viajes largos
de personaies eminentes tienen por OBJ
|ieto el placer, pero Ell que nos ocupa es
motivado por asuntos trlstes.
Estos seIiores van cumpEr deberes
sagrados, puesto que van pedlr al
pobierno Taft que Puerto Rico de los
derechos elelnentalcs que todos los pue-
bios poseen.
Hoy por hoy, oueridos amigos, Sc
trata NADIA menos, e9 la administrator
Taft de restringir aun mas los dere-
chos privilegios de un million de CO.
lonos inofensivos, d6ciles, inteligentes y
educados cual mas.
Mientras Taft protege Filipinas y
Cuba, trata de humillar Puerto Rico,
que merece cuando menos 10 mlsmo y
mas consideraciones aun que ell gran
archipelago asiatic0 en- donde, salvo al
gunas excepciones (para valerme de la
Erase empleada por el difunto NJ. Reed
du Mainel eve have bought yellow
mongolian bellies at two dollars
piece
Sc positivamente que serla lnJusto ca
Iiticar de esa ananera todos los habltan-
tcs, pero incontestablemente: los filIpl-
nos, como pueblo nunca han llegado nj
4 La decima parte de sau0'r ulure y de
dulzura de los puertorriquenos.
Segun las noticias, POGO satisfactorias
que Sc han recibido de Washington, te-
memos mucho que ei Bureau de asuntos
ins1lares no de Puerto Rico, por 10
menos una autonomla territorial como
la tienen Nuevo Mejico y Arizona.
Triste cosa cs e tener que postrarse
ante los representatives de una republca
sol disaat liberal con el fin de evitar que
el gobierno de esta republica, no Sc opon-
ga la razon del pueblo que reclama
un POGO del derccho de gentes.
Taft emplea respecto Puerto' Rico
certo lenguaje SIN tener derecho, por-
que nunca este tuy0 como pedestal a
Ia fuerza. "Tu g0bierno, mi querida
Borinquen, 10 teug0 en- la palma de la
mano no te 10 dare hasta que Sc me
antoie. 81 juzg0 i prop@sito retenerlo
aun, nno dos 8 tres decadas y aun hasta
las calendas griegas, til no tienes dere-
chO de crlticarme.
De 10 que ahora Sc trata es de la ia
mosa ley Foraker, que rlge el slstema
de gobierno de Ia isia. Esta ley quiere
substituirSe por Ia de Olmsted que no
rs otra cOsa que otra ley aun mas Odlo-
sa que la Foraker por la cual los yugos,
los cerrojos los aniiIos, las cadenas, etc,
V toda especie de trabas reduciran al 81
encio los pobres celonos de Puerto Ri
90 que pretcndau Qgejarse de SUI sufri
miento.
Seg1n parece, POGO Sc puede esperar
del pOrvenir de esta colonia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-24

Para ell martes veintidos ha convocadt
la directiva de la Association de Macs
tros de Mayaguez, los professors dc
este distrito una reunion que ha tenid(
efecto en- los salones de la escuela Roo
sevelt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-24
De Mayaguez
Un crimen.-Los muchachos que ma
tan.-Nino enfermo.
to frustrado-La zarzuela que vie
ne

Anteanoche las diez, los indiyiduos
lose Morales. CarmeIo Borrero, rineron
con las peores consecuencias en el ba-
rrio del quemado, resultando muerto
el primero. de ur tirO de revolver
FL muerto viva amancebado con la
madre del matador, que es un joven de
diez y ocho amos.
La tragica rina Sc origin6 por una
disputa de intereses.
A las doce media de la noche fue
traido al cuartO de Socorros de esta
ciudad el cadaver de Jose Morales. y
d la carcel CarmeIo Borrero
La prision del acUsado fue practical
da por el sargento Munoz