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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-29
GOVERNMENT GOES
BEFORE COUNTRY
CONTINUED From First Page.)


United States of America, on the other.
which have been the subject of contro-
versy for nearly century, have been
at last finally settled by the award of
The Hague tribunal.
1T is the cause of special satisfac-
ton that 1t has been found possible
to solve by arbitration problems of
such an intricate and difficult nature,
and that award has been received by
both sides in spirit which must tenn
20 increase good Will"
Yesterdays dissolution of Parliament
brings to crisis the supreme struggle
aow In progress TO limit the legislative
powers OF the House of Lords and
thereby permit the. elective branch of
to exert larger powers in effecting
Legislation, more particularly meas
Gres relating to Irish home rule and
the financial budgets.
Division in Present House.
The present House of Commons has
a ministerial majority of 1874, and the
present standing of the various ele-
,nents is as follows: Liberals 275;
Labor members, 40: Nationalist, II;
Independent Nation alists H. union'sts
273. OF the foregoing, the first four
groups sSe generally counted as sup-
porters of the ministry, giving a min
Unionist strength of 2T3. or net min
isterial majority of 124
The last general election followed
the dissolution OF January 10 last.
Prior to that the ministerial majority
was 334. and as result Of Unionist
gains in the election the ministerial
majority was reduced TO the 124 of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-29

Steamer L. MISSING.

Stettin, Germany, November eS.--rhe
German steamer Berlin, from Sunder-
land for this port, has not been Ne-t
ported for seventeen days and is, SIM
posed TO have foundered In the North
Sea. The Berlin carried a crew o. sew
epteen men. Her cargo was coal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-29
rive Jnrnrs selected.

louisville. KY, November 2S,-Five
jurors were selected to-day to try Jo-
seph Vending, charged with the mur-
der of Alma Kellner. eight years old,
The venire was exhausted, and court
took a recess until Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-29

CONSTIPATION
NAY be PERMANENTLY OVERCOME
BY PROPER PERSONAL EFFORTS
WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF The ONE
TRULY BENEFICIAL LAXATIVE SYRUP
OF FIGS AND ELIXIR orSENNA.
WHICH ENABLES ONE TO FORM REGULAR
HABITS DAILY. so THAT ASSISTANCE TO
NATURE NAY Be GRADUALLY DISPENSED
WITH WHEN NO LONGER NEEDED, As The
BEST OF REMEDIES, WHEN REQUIRED
ARE 10ASSIST NATURE AND NOT 10 SUP.
PLANT THE NATURAL. FUNCTIONS. WHICH
nOS1 DEPEND ULTIMATELY UPON PROPER
e0ORlSnhENT, PROPER EFFORTS AND
RIGHT LIVING GENERALLY.
1oeET rs BENEFICIAL EFFECTS. Always BUY The
6ENUINE. SYRUP Q, FIGS AND ELIXIR or SIENNA
MANUFACTURED ey The
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 60.
FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS
ONE SIZE ONLY PRICE sos a BOTTLE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-29
PROHIBITION DEFEATED
Missouri Votes Overwhelmingly to Re-
In, lnfL I

main Wet.
Jefferson City, Mo-, November IS
Prohibition was, defeated in Missouri
at the recent election, according to Off
cial announcement to-day, by 21S,la5
votes 1t received 207,2s1 votes, With
4a5,406 against Y, and carried only
thirty seven OF lis counties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-29

Cubans Defeat Detroit.
Havana. November 2S.-The Detroit
baseball team was defeated to-day by
the Havana nine 8 to 0.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-19
VACANCY WORRIES COUNCIL
Doubt Exists as to Method of Appoint
ing Attorney.
BURNAMs AIDES CONSIDERED
No Ordinance Bears on Case and the
Council Isn't Sure How to Pro-
ceed-TvO other Places
to he Filled,

Some doubt exists in the minds Of the
city officials as to the proper method OF
appointing a successor to the office Of city
attorney, left vacant by the death of Harry
e. Burnam. There seems to be no ordi-
nance that bears directly upon the matter
and there is a choice between having him
elected by the council or appointed by the
mayor and merely confirmed by the coun-
ell.
There Is one precedent In the case OF
John p. Breen, who was elected by the
council 10 succeed Carl c. Wright, when
Mr. Wright resigned. At that time, how
ever the office Of city attorney had been
appoinive and now IL Is elective.
The members Of the council would eN-
press no opinion Friday morning as 10 the
probable outcome Of the doubt, and no one
is known as a candidate for the position.
J. j. Dunn s first ass slant city attorney
and John A. Rine second assistant Both
OF these men are prominent democrats and
should stand well with the democratic ad-
ministraton.
II is still an open question as TO who
the new city comptroller will be 10 sue
coed C. o. Lobeck, and the new plumbing
inspector to succeed John Lynch, Gnos
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-19

jobbers, these being Z. Il Bruce, w. M,
Burgess. w. NJ. Glass, F. L. Halter, c. s,
Hayward, Charles Harding, G. II Kelly,
4. c. Byrne, c. H. Pickens, j. b. Rahm
and J. A. Sunderland. Counting Mr.. Cole
this makes within one OF half the com
mittee, which with the chairman numbers
twenty-five. The remaining memberships
are scattered as 70 business. w II. Blu
cholz, c. p. Haversuck and f. H. Davis
are bankers; J. l. McCague and +. A. Ben
son are real estate dealers. II. H. Baldrige
is the only lawyer Messrs. Baxter and +.
A. Fry are the only retailers, unless Gould
Dietz OF the Dietz Lumber company be
counted one. The Dietz company is both
wholesale and retail. c. c. Rosewater is q
newspaper man, Nathan Merriam a grain
man and more like a wholesaler than re-
taller. John Steel is an insurance man and
Everett buckingham is general manager Of
the Union Stock Yards company.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-19
GOSSIP OF COMMERCIAL CLUB
Several Spoken Of as Chairman of Ex-
ecutiVe Committee.
ELECTION FIRST OF THE YEAR
Usual Contest ia On 60 See whether
Retailers or JobbeFs VIII Pre-
dominate In the Club
management.

W. f. Baxter is likely 10 be the next
chairman OF the executive committee OF
the Commercial club. II not he. the man
will probably be either Everett Bucling-
ham or w. NJ. Glass.
The annual election OF a new executive
committee takes place the first of the year
and speculation among club members is
already rife, While the committee win
choose its own chairman, and good deal
depends upon the personnel Of the COM
nittee 10 be chosen, the committee is al
ways swayed somewhat by popular prefer
ehce among club members, and this prefer
enco Is for Mr.. Baxter, with the other two
men following IN the order named.
Mr. Baxter is secretary 81 Thomas Kill
patrick & Co. and his being connected
with a retail house Is az once an advantage
ana a disadvantage as respects his chances
OF election on the one hand many club
members including some Of the broader
minded iobbers feet that the club Will do
well 10 elect a man as It's active head who
Is a retailer. The election OF David Cole
chairman last January was symptomatio OF
this sentiment for Mr.. Cole, while whole
safer. Is in closer touch with all business
interest Of tho city than almost any man
Wha could be named
cohuaFtwiss the as-iR-ths-lAbt-altah
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-19
both of those officials have been elected
to other responsibilities.
All Machines Re-read
and Various Small
Changes Recorded
Lobeck's Majority Cut Down to 2l5
Votes-Country Precincts to
Be Canvassed.

Upon the conclusion OF the work by the
canvassing board Thursday all the voting
machines had been re~read and the prin-
clpal change recorded was that reducing
the lead OF Lobeck 10 H5 votes. whereas II
had been $780, The various changes made
In the count we're eight votes gain for
Sutton In the Second precinct OF the Tenth
ward, thirty votes gain in the Fifth pre-
cinct OF the Tenth ward, making the total
gain I'm recount for Sutton 1872 votes. Lynch
gained 100 votes IN the First precinct OF
the First ward, ten votes In the Second
precinct Of the Twelfth ward, making his
total gain IN revision l66 Ffxa gained tive
votes in the Fifth precinct OF the Tenth
ward, which brought his total gain 20 l3S.
There are eleven country precincts yet
20 be Canvassed
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-19
Woman Gets Big
Damages in Verdict
Jury Awards Mrs, Elliott Seventy
Five Hundred Dollars for Death
of Son Last July.

BY the verdict OF jury In the district
court Friday morning, Mrs. Matte 4.
Elliott was awarded damages Of $500
against the General Construction company
Of Omaha. Mrs Elllotts suit was FOR
81, 900 as damages in the death OF her son
Howard Elliott, who was electrocuted while
at work for the company on the construc
tion OF a street railway at Ralston on
July r. The company made an informal
motion for a new trial Mrs Elliott is
act ng as administrators OF her sons az
fairs. The construction company gave
notice OF a motion for a new trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-19
PAULSEN DAIRY DESTROYED
Thirty-Six Cows and Two Horses Die
in Blaze.
SHERIFF PROBES FIRE CAUSE
Flames Totally Wipe Ont Dairy West
of city and Owner Thinks that
Incendiary Caused the
Destruction.

Thirty-siX cows and two horses died in
the flames OF a fire which destroyed the
dairy OF Henry Paulsen on the Center
street road two miles west Of the city linn
its Friday morning about daylight. The
cause OF the fire Is unknown.
II was discovered by a member OF the
Padlsen family when every building In the
dairy enclosure was a mass OF flames. Two
horses and one COW were the only animals
saved from burning II is estimated the
loss will reach past 5000. The Paulsen
residence a short distance from the scene.
escaped damage.
Deputy county sheriffs were sent out Fri
day morning TO investigate the origin OF
the fire. Paulsen thinks II was started BY
an incendisry. This belief. however, could
not DO verified.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-19

jobbing faction will be against Mr.. Baxter
solely for the reason that he is a retailer
just as It would be against any other man
similarly situated. All of these will de-
clare that they have a high personal re-
gard for Mr.. Baxter as a business man and
in every other wsy but they will not vote
for him.
buckingham Popular.
Mr. Buckingham is personally one OF the
most popular men in the club as he is In
Omaha, and he as chairman would unity
all business interests. This last is a
strong argument and the regard in which
he IS held will make him the strongest
candidate against Mr. Baxter. Neither OF
these two, nor Mr. Glass for that matter,
is a candidate in any sense, either active or
passive but all viii be urged 70 let their
names be used.
Mr. Glass is mentioned by his friends be-
cause Of his record as chairman OF tho in
iustrial committee, which has been a not
ably active committee and which has
within recent months landed many rev in
dustries in Omaha, Mr.. Glass is secretary
and manager OF the Andersen
company. and n he consents TO be a caudi-
date he will be held 10 be the iobbers'
entry because Of his Identification all his
life with iobbiug interests.
The scramble for membership Of the eX-
ecutive committee will bring out even moi e
names than usual and IL is safe to say
that slate-making ana trading Of votes viii
/ be observed as heretofore.
In the long run the tendency will be. as
/ II has been in the last one or two years,
/ for other interests than jobbers to be well
] represented on the executive committee
and n a nonjobber Is not chosen chairman
Z for 1911 Il viii come about IN 1914
/ An the end OF the year David Cole will
/ pass 10 the honorary position OF president
now hsld by Edgar Allen.
/ o. the sxsoguys st prsssnt aFs slsVsE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-19
PLANK CRUSHES MANS FOOT
Tom williams suffers Painful In
jury from "a Falling
Heum.

A heavy plank falling from the fourth
floor TO the second struck upon the right
foot of Thomas Williams, a structural
iron worker at Fifth and Jones streets and
crushed IT Friday morning Williams was
attended by Police Surgeon Bishop az the
police station, and was then taken 10 his
home, 1918 Farnam street
He was at work on the new street rail-
way power house when he received his
injury
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-19
ALL ON SALE SATURDAY IN BRANDEIS BASEMENT

from six precincts had been examined and
no differences from the unofficial returns
found The canvassing was continued, Fri
day afternoon.
The returns canvassed Friday morning
were those from Dundee. the two Benson
precincts, Chicago, Clontarf and Douglas
townships
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-19
OFFICIAL CANVASS UNDER WAY
SIX Precincts Counted Reveal No
Change from Che Original
Clerks Returns.

Canvassing Of the official returns OF the
election Of November s was begun in the
committee room OF the Board OF County
Commissioners FRIDAY morning When
the beard took its noon recess returns
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-19

means many bad bruises. which Bucklen's
Arnica salve heals quickly, as Il does sores
and burns, 25e, For sale b. Beaton Drug
Co
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22

sa, respecto a pre- guntarle los testi-
gos preSentados por el fiscal. FL fiscal
Sc opone 4 10 solicido por la defensa.
y el juez Foote, Sc eNtlende en- OBJ
servaciones la defensa sobre 81 son
dos pre- guntas las que desea hacer la
defensa a los expresados testigos. La
defensa contesta a Ia corte que son
solamente dos pre- guntas, y la corte
10 acepta. Terminado este ineidente
Sc constituye ell jurado en- el salon
de la corte.
-Comparece ell testigo de la aeusa-
cidn Pedro Olivera, v a reguntas de
la defensa dice:
Como a los 4 8 ) dias despues de
haberse encontrado la cabeza, en-
contre a un tai Norie ga. Y le liable
del asunto diciendole eStas palabras:
"Pierda cuidado Sr. Norie ga que
81 vd. no Sc muere nj yo tampoco,
pronto nos enteraremos quien d quie
mes mataron al joven Fernando Co
liazo,y como que paso ese crimen".
Esto paso en- Mavo. 70 tengo un po-
licia que me vigila desde que ell Sr.
Pedro Pastor, me amenazd. porque
yo declare en- contra jc Roman. Yo
mismo fuf el que le pedi garantias
al Sr. fiscal. Esto e. 10 que ha suce-
dido.
Comparece el testigo. Eduardo
Prats, y a preguntas de la defensa
dice:
-Yo declare que estaba en- Ia ha-
cienda Reparada. y que vivfa en- el
camino real en- una casa de mampoS-
terra frente 4 ia Flaea". Yo me
acuesto 4 las once de la noehe. Y du-
rante Ia noche del 9 de mario. no SEN
II ningun coche, nj grito nj NADIA por
eouel alto. A mi me detuvieron diez
dfas.
Vsass h edi66a del lunes
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OESGRAC|ADO SUCE-
So En- BAYAM MON
FL Sr. Viejjo mostraba al
Sr.Gonzalez un revolver.
Parece que al cerrarlo, el dispa.
rador estaba fuera del segu-
70, escapandosele un tiro.
Ell proyectil fu6 a alojarsele
en- el estomago del Sr, Con.
zalez, cuyo estado es grave.
De nueetro corresponsal.

Octubre PA las % de Ia noche
en- la calle de Martl de esta cludad, y
en- el establecimiento la Luna ocu
RHO un desgraciado suceso, cuyos
pormenores Sc informan como slgue
don Francisco Viejo comerclan-
te y persona de consideration, Sc
encontraba conversando, con el
SA Limo Gonzalez, soclo del
ese4 4blecimiento la Luna Ell Sr.
Viejo, mostraba a Gonzalez un
revolver, parece que al cerrarlo
el disparador estaba fuera del Sc
guro y sallosele un tlro, coglen
do a Gonzalez por el estomago In
mediatamente numeroso phbhco Sc
aglomero frente al estableclmlento
del suceso, Y la policla, como el ST.
juez Santiago investigator el case
que resulto casual.
Ell Sr. Gonzalez fue llevado ensegul
da a San Juan al hospital municipal,
para ser sometido a una operaclon.
Fl doctor Fossas, y el Sr. Angel
Viejo hermano de don Francisco a
companaron al herido, cuyo estado
reviste suma gravedad.
Sc llevo a efecto, Ia inaugura-
cion del club unionlsta, aslstlendo al
acto numerosa concurrence.
El aspecto del local era magnlfco,
por 10 bien adornado que estaba.
Hicieron uso de la palabra los Sc
iores Lago, Lcdo. Acosta, sr. Boil
var Ochart, Sr. Tulio Otero, Sr. Fer
nando Alvarez, y Sr. Pablo Rami-
rez. Termin6 el patri6tico acto q las
81 habiendo reinado el mayor orden
y entusiasmo.
Los republicanos que tienen su
club al frente estuvieron correctos
con sus adversarios, aunque uno de
ellos dicen que ataco vlolentamente
en- un discurso 4 los unionistas, ha-
biendo causado muy NAL e1ecto en-
tire sus correligionarios.
Ell Sr. don Angel Cestero can
didato para alcalde por la Union de
Puerto Rico, es objetos de demos
traciones de simpatias.
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nido Ia compania Ell instalaciones-
pre- gunto el reporter de La 20
rrespondencia" al Sr. Torruellas.
10000 contesto aquel.
FL personal que trabaja en- el esta-
becimiento ha de baEarse al entrar
por la manana sus faenas y cam
biarse de ropa usando trajes de drill
akul. Hay algunas jdvenes en- las O.
6cinas Y las encargadas de los depo-
sitos establecidos en- Ia ciudad son
mujeres.
Recibida la leche que viene de los
ahastecedores la q. Sc envla en- larros
precintados de manera que es muy
dihcil sino impossible abrirlos en- ell
travectc, Sc pesa v examina seguida-
mentc por el quimico Mr.. J. Alfred
Stefens ell que dispone de un labora-
torio Y aparatos necesarios infor-
ma a los pocos momentos de rcclbl-
da la leche 81 es admissible o no. Por
la tarde al terminar las faenas del dia
vuelve el ouimico i prescntar I'm in
forme detallado de las grasas Y de-
mas sllstancias halladas CT los res
pectivos envios dc leche de cada pro-
veedor. En- el report" del viernes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22
El defensor trabajo por la
CONCESSION de un nuevo
juicio.
La corte desestino la peticion
fundandose en- principles de
derechO.
Roman al DIR la terrible sen.
tencia no demostro ningu
na inquietud.
De nuestro corresponsal

Ponce, octubre 2l.-Como anun.
ciamos oportunamente, hoy era el
dia senalado por la corte de distrito,
para resolver Ia mocion presentada
por el Lcdo. Canales, defensor de al
berto Roman, declarado convicto
del delito de asesinato en- primer gra-
do. Qued6 constituida la corte 4 las
9 de Ia manana con asistencia del
juez Mr.. Charles E. Foote, Lcdo. Ra-
fael Palacios Rodriguez, fiscal de la
corte, secretario de la corte Sr. San.
tiaso vivaldi, tsqufgrafo Arturo Mu
nfz, marshal Rafael Rivera Esbn, V
Enrique Alvarado. Constituida la
corte en- la forma va expresada, hace
uso della palabra el Lcdo. Canales, en-
representation del acusado Alber-
to Roman, argumentando La mocidn
Sc extendi6 sobre algunos extremes
de la prueba presentada por la acu
sacion, tratando de impugnar la We
racidad del testimonio prestado en-
el acto del juicio por el testigo de car
60, Pedro Olivera. La defensa cree
que este testigo ha declaardo una fal
sedad, y Sc fllnda en- clio, argumen-
tando que es inverosimil poder Greer
ell testimonio del referido testigo por
estar fuera de toda l6gica 10 que de-
claro. La defensa declara sobre elex-
tremo que tiene para apoyarse en-
pedir que Sc lie conceda nuevo juicio,
y alega que los testimonies de los tes
tigos que residen en- Cuba, los cuales
lie fueron ofrecidos a SUI defendido
Ultima hora, es de gran Importance
porque viene a desvirtuar la declara.
cion del testigo de cargo Sr. Carca-
ses. Que la defensa supo q Ultima no
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22
Ia NUEvA EMPIRE
SA PONcENA.
100000 Sc han empleado
en- edificio y maquinaria
5000 cusrtillos de leche pas
teurizsda Sc expenden dia-
riamente al piblice.
Contratos celebrados con los
ganaderos que proven de
leche a la empresa a preclo
de 5 centavos cuartillo.
De nuestro reporter en- viaje.

Ponce octubre o1.-Atendiendo a
una cortes invitacion de nuestro par
ticular amigo el ST.. Pedro Juan Be-
sosa visitamos Ia tarde del viernes
1ltimo las ohclnas y estableclmien-
| tos que en- Ponce tiene la Ponce Sa-
nitarv Milk. FL ST. Besosa Sc encon-
traba ausente en- asuntos de nego-
clos, pero nos atendio con su acos-
tumbrada cortesia el ST.. Juan. Torru
Has, uno de los directories Y accionls-
tas principales de la compania y que
hace de administrator durante las
ausencias de aquel, que es el de Ia
lempresa.
Una ele gante casa de tres plantas
alegremente pintada de blanco y 81
tuada en- la calle de Ia Villa fue ad-
Iquirida por la compailia y en- ella es-
tan establecidas las oficlnas y apara-
tos para Ia esterilizar la leche que Sc
ofrece pasteurizada al puhlico. Aho-
ra, Sc gun calculos aproXimados, Sc
Iexpenden 1900 cuartillos de leche al
Ida. Ell precio en- que Sc adqulere de
los duenos de vaqueria, por contra
tos 4 plazo largo. es de ) centavos 81
ruartillo. FL preclo de venta al publ
60 es de centavas. Segun informes
Iadouiridos fuera de Ia ohclna. el gas
to de Ia compania tiuttia en- $1,000
mensuales. Haze POGO So ha hecho Ia
|instalacijn V aun que todo marcha
hien los primeros paSos en- empresa
dc esa clase son mas eostosas.
Tn motor electiico de voltaie de
100 pone Ell movimiento los apara-
tos tanto della paIste,izaci6n dc la lie
che como de la ffahrica de hielo Que
Sc ha instalado ;amhien en- el local.
Ia capacidad de Ia planta para cl HE
10 es dc s toneladas diarlss. pero aho
IA Sc hacen 2que Tcsultan Siihcientes
para las necesidades del establecimie
to Y facilitar 4 los proveedores &c le-
che. pues 4 estos facilita Ia fabrica
los aparatos neeesarios para enfriar
la leche recien ordeflada evi,ar asi
Ia mayor propa raci6n de las bacte-
rlas.
los apsratns refnieradores snn de
canacidad de . ;oneladas. El aqua
que y u-a Is eNtraida de un tubo de
80 pes de pnaillndidad que en- el
n,ismo local IL Il iabrica surte DE- a.
qnel liumdo i t.f.2n el establecinien-
II.
sQuf eo<to spmNimado ha te-
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"a que este testigo al igual que el S..
Calleja. clbano tamblen, venian a
declarar en- esta cauSa, traidos por q
fiscal Fl defensor sigue argumentan
do largamente sobre su mocion y lee
a Ia corte textoS eeales v leyes de Ca
lifornia de resoluciones que han ha
hido analogas 4 esta Ternnina el de-
fenSor su largo informe en- apoyo de
su mocion. >olicitando de la corte le
sea concedido I'm nuevo iuicio. su
detendido Alberto Roman. para
traer los reieridos testieos de Cuba.
Despues de lin proceso de ) minutes
ri fiscal PalacioS. haze uso de la pala
bra para oponer>c a 10 solicitado por
q deienSor de que Sc le conceda nue.
va iuicio Fl fiscal rebate con logica
fundaiaS todo> los argumentos he
choS por n deiensa. terninando su
solicitando de Ia corte no
sea admi,ido Ia petici6n solicitada
por Ia deiensa de nuevo i'icio. FL
juez despues de in hreve informe a
Ia dcfcnSa. dcSc-tima Ia petici6n lie
nuevo Juicio. Y dice qlie 81 no hiv
"rra razon que eroner ante Ia corte
que irnpida a dic'ar sentencia- La de
fensa cnnieSta que no Y el juez
Footc oriena que se ronga he pie
Il acti>1do. y h dice
TIL jnprdo quo rto en- su c1us1. dio
ronfra usfsd nn re,Gic,o d. cllp1b,l,-
,iG5 !. u corte 4 sentsucl1 ustsd d n
PENA De Nj ERTE. q,se g Nerard
4 cah, er z renal d. San Ju1n. el6de
Encrn- 4 sSrr .stod ooi7qGo por Il cue-
10 hasfa qss erpve"-
III acusaio oyo b sentencia cor IA
nlavor serenidad. no proiuciGndole
nincl,n efecto FL numercsc piblico
q,ie s>i>titi = ilnpres sicno. profunda-
ulents II padre de- scus.do bal6 de
= corte con los olos inundadcs de
lagrlmas