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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05

Sheriff +. Elson, OF FauQuier, yesterday
delivered the following cOnVcts: I'd.
Dean. sentenced 10 nve years imprison-
ment for HOUSEKEEPING; Tom Johnson
sentenced to fourteen years for horse
stealing.
City Sergeant T. J.. Dornin, Of Nor
folk. brought the following i've prisoners:
+. c. Ward, sentenced TO one year Tor
stealing from the person; Richard Harris
(colored), sentenced 10 two years Tor
malicious assault; Moses Drew (colored'
sentenced 70 six years for grand larceny
Thomas Lawrence (cOlored), sentenced 10
eighteen months for feonious cutting;
Daniel Butts (colored), sentenced 10 eisn-
teen years for felony.
sheriff y. Il. COgbill, OF MecHenburg,
turned over to the custody OF Major Lynn
servla King. sentenced 10 one year Tor
grand larceny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05
A Masonic handbook.

A book Of much interest and information
to the Masonic fraternity, called the hlch-
mOnd Masonic Directory, has been COM
piled by MIR. Charles W. Dunstan, thirty
second degree Mason and editor OF Inc
Rough ASHER, Masonic magazine pup
lished here. -
There is a preface 70 the BOOK denhlhb
It's objects, which are the placing ana ie-
tanning in the hands OF the fraternity
complete information as TO Masonic mat
ters in Richmond and Manchester.
The editor has succeeded well IN MS
undertaking, for there are gwen lists OF
the officers Of the Grand Lodge Oh VIZ
ginia, the standing committees OF the
same. officers and standing committees Va
the Grand Chapter OF Virginia olhcers u
the Grand Commandery OF Virginia on
GERS OF the Grand Encampmeht Oh .ne
United States, officers OF the scottlsh ne
of Freemasonry, Southern Jurlsui0 l..,i,. =.
the United States OF America, anu o',i,S,
az the Sovereign College OF Aimed Masoii'1
n nd Christian Degrees TOR America
Then follow lists OF officers ana iheIlDei
NJ the subordinate lodges. chapters, eo'l',
nanderies and councils OF the NODie
,he Mystic Shrine in Richmond ana Man
chester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05
KAUFMAN & co.
oe3-tu,we,th

McNally is a bright Boston newspaper
man and he has given the company some
good material TO twist into laughs and
the result as a whole should be salts
factory. There Is quite a little plot. and
the story. such as II is takes everybody
to race track, where the tricks OF
three card monte men, touts and other
hangers on are shown with more or less
humor and faithfulness. The following
clever people will be seen in the piece
Flora Irwin. Julie Kingsley. Bessie
Tannehin, Hattie Haynes Nellie Ather-
ton. Belle Sanford. Bert Coote. Charles f.
Jerome, Harry A. Earl. Frank A. How
ard. VIM. II. Maxwell, John VI. Keefe
and the famous straight Tip Puartette.
Walker London" was presented TO
a small audience last evening at the
Richmond Theatre, and the delightful
comedy was again received with many de-
monstrations OF approval.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05
The Lndirs Tnke a Hand.

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Yong
Mems Christian Association has resumed
it's work for the winter. Al the October
meeting il has been decided by the ladies'
TO give suppers 70 the active members
once a month. me evening 10 be selected
for that purpose will be the one on when
an the committees meet 10 receive The
reports from the various chairmcn. After
the business meeting the balance Of the
evening viii be spent in a social manner.
The first entertainment Of this KIND Will
be given on Monday. october 10Th.
The ladies have also decided 10 broaden
the work OF tbe educational department,
and 10 take upon themselves It's inanclA
burden by raising the necessary tunds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05
Visiting Red Men.

Monacan Tribe, No. o.. Improved Order
Red Men paid visit to Modoc Tribe. at
Cunningham Grove. Hanover county,
on Tuesday evening There were eighteen
In the party. and a big four-horse wagon
carried the visitors 10 their destination,
returning home carly yesterday morning.
Among the party were John s. Trower.
grand senior sycamore; Judge John J..
Crdtchheld, big brave; Richard Jones,
grand prophet (also past grand snatch
em'o; Charles 1. Phillips sannap; Paul
Latouche great keeper Of records and
seal; Richard NJ Taylor. and a number Of
other pow wowcrs" The visitors were
given a grand reception and a sumptuous
snread was made Tor them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05
The Party Leaders.

State Chairman Ellyson ieft yes'eruay
morning for petersburg "hete' aiei
having a conference with the local man
ayers OF the campaign, ne went 10 Nor-
rolk for a conference with the CONN!
chairman and other leaders III uie
on,d district He will return to-day.
ca,ero, Fitzhugh Lee left here yester-
sav sor a visit 10 New York city.
Colonel O'Ferrali spent Tuesday night
at his home in HarrisonDurg. lie passeu
through this city last evening btoppihs
at the Exchange for rev houiS VNiy'
and going on 10 Sussex county WIZ
he speaks to-day. He Is enthusias a.t.
vigorous and confident OF Dei1 NV
success all over the state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05
West End Hunting club.

The West-End Hunting Club had It's
second meeting at SCOTS old field, near
Blandon Park. on Monday afternoon
The shoot lasted three hours and Mr..
John Turner. the winner at the last
match. again carried Off the medal
The match was twenty-ball contest
from twenty-five yards rotary trap
and glass-ball machine. Below will be
found the score:
Turner. 10; Rhodes. IS: Laws. IS: Perry.
16; Powell. 10; Redmond, Ia; Pettis. Il;
Nolte H.
The club will have three more shoots
this fall and win go on it's fan hunt on
November 1st. Tho winner Of the medal
will have another chance TO lose his prize
with real hunting. as the medal will be
given at that time to the man who kills
the most game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05
CARS TO BARTON HEIGHTS.
The New Electric Line TO be Opened In
About Week.

The Richmond Railway and Electric
Company has nearly completed the work
ON the new electric line which Is 20 run
to Parton Heights. It is expected that
the road will be in operation IN aDoIt d
week, and a twcnty-minutes service VIII
be given over the route, which Is one anu
a half miles In length.
The First-Street line will be operated
&C branch line. and transfers Will be
Given from the Clay-Street line at the
corner OF First and Clay streets. Nlth
the new line In operation passengers VIII
he carried to any part OF the city. Man
chester or Barton Heights FOR one hVe
cents fare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05
THE COMING ECLIPSE
In which the Sun VIII show Like Ring
of Flame.

The Astronomical event Of October Is
the eclipse Of the sun on the afternoon
on the 9th. This Will be an annular or
ring-lil1e eclirse-from the Latin annuus,
a ring. The apparent diameter OF the
moon IS smaller than that of the sun, go
that when the moon is centrally on the
suns disc It will be surrounded by a
blazing ring.
The central path strikes the earth in
the North Pacific Ocean. and travels, as
October eclipses do I'm southeasterly
direction, and win leave the earth near
Lima. Peru, where, just before sunset,
the people will have sight Of the ring
for three and half minutes.
TO persons I'm New Orleans, Santa fe.
Denver and San Francisco the eclipse
will be partial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05
&c Ehhlng Idc.

Alta late hour las night DR.. peterson
WAS suffering greatly. and the tide OF
,,,s was ebbing low. His vitality under
the mos, exhausting Of diseases tesunes
noh,v 10 his manificent constitution. his
friends are prepared for the worst. ana
swait the certain verdict with SAD
resignation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05

General T. L. Rosser OF Charlottesville
according TO the Washington Post in
tends 20 become candidate for Colonel
OFerralls seat in Congress on the
PopuIist ticket. Last fall he was on
the stump for Cleveland, but soon after
tbe recent state convention ne severed
his connection with the Democratic party
ON the issue OF free coinage Of silver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05

The stauntons and Charlestons play
this afternoon at Island Park. the game
beginning promptly at o'clocia The
gome begins series Of three contests,
which viii decide the championship Of
Virginia ana West Virginia, and the
winning club is to receive the entire gate
receipts. Great games can be expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05
The Cn,orrd Fnir q tailnre.

The colored fair held at the Exposi-
ton grounds, beginning cn the @th Of
last month and continuing three days,
was not financial success. The total
amount Of receipts were $685., while the
expenies amounted 10 1892, leaving a
loss 20 the promoters OF the scheme Of
1861
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05
COUNSEL TO MEN Or LARGE AFFAIRS.

During such period Of financial disturbance as tho
present. you find it necessary to concentrate all your
talents and energies tne Of your affairs
You cannot safely delegate the work to another.
At this time any one ese no matter what his ability
would be unable successfully conduct your business
protect your investments, as well you
But there is CHANCE that you may at any moment
be FORCED thus to turn your affairs to the manage
ment of another-namcly in the event of your DEATH
Remember that executors often think more about
avoiding risks protecting themselves than of carry
ing out the spirit of the testators views They gener
ally lack experience in the business they trying to
wind up
This nexperience and possible lack of interest may
cost ten or fifteen per cent of the value of your estate,
You cannot but recognize the truth Of this statements
nevertheless you guard against this loss by assuring
your life for the which in your judgment your
executors would waste in winding up your estate
You can easily by economizing little in your
living expenses, pay from your income the premium on
policy for 900 100000 issued by the strongest
financial institution of its kind in the world the Equita
bic Life Assurance Society OF the United States, 100
Broadway New York.
If you then chance to die, your executor will be
INSTANTLY in the possession of $4,000 or 100000 OF
CASH IN HAND; and ready money will have FoURFoLD
value if DEATH COMES
On the other hand, if you live, and take your as,u
rance (for e1ampo) on the wenty-year Tontne Endow
ment plan you will reap rich reward on ma
turity of the policy.
The following is illustration of one out Of many
such policies maturing in 1898
EXAMPLE.
LETTER FROM A POLICY HOLDER IN THE EQUITABLE
In response to request should give for pubcs
on the result. Policy No 81 64 which matured June y 1875
beg to m the following statement:
The policy 81 Coo Issued twenty years ago on the
Endowment plan The paid in premiums was $9o36o
Among options tho following methods of settlement are
offered: $1,000, ~
F-Cash value, Sl5950i, equal to return OF all
with interest exceeding cent per annun
Second-h paid up policy Of life assurance for S3SoS
- q 800 r. J. RILEY
B-The letter has applied TO the Equi
table for new policy five the OF the original
policy
JOHN R. WEST, Manager,
RICHMOND. Wa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05

OF Pharmacy; Andrew T. Snellings. Ph.
c., Professor OF Materia Medica and
Botany: T. WILDER Chelf. Phi. g., Profess
sor Of Chemistry and Toxicology.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05

Bourbon Baron. Br. s., II. c. Cham
berlin. Richmond. Va.
Volbrino H., Br. S.. NJ. =. Kraur, Eas-
WILEY. p. c., B. NJ. Bruce, Suffolk. Va.
Fr.s.For-AIi CIsss-Purse 400; Trot and
Pace; Entrie-.
Annie NJ, Blk. NJ. Thomas s. Kerr.
Harrisonburg, va.
Otard, Il. G.. w. L. James. Baltimore,
Md.
Branchwood. B. g.. Acca stock farm.
whitby, Oh. H.. T. NJ. Hewitt. weyan-
oke, Va.
NJ. ]. Henderson. A. B. Orion, Bslt-
more, Md.
Miss Nielsen, Bay NJ. Joseph Staten,
Richmond. Va.
Jno. W.. Br. G., McCIeary & Mcclennon,
Norfolk, Va.
Even with the rainy weather OF yester-
day there was n certain activity about the
Exposition buildings. Workmen are en-
gagged making the buildings ready for the
Fair ~ next week, and everything goes 10
show that the exhibition will be a COM
plete success.
The railroads operating between this
city and North Carolina Will sell tickets
at reduced rates from all points In North
Carolina on Tuesday and Wednesday or
next week. good to return until the Mon
day following.
The Entries at Morris Park.
Following are the entries at Morris Park
for to-day:
First race. five-eighths OF a mile, well
ter weight handicap sweepstakes, all
aoos cfrrccco f20. Wah Jim III: Tor
mentor 129. Rival, III; Roy Lochiel, lis;
JJzetta u4: Golden Dawn, 1OS; Annie
Bishop. 107; Mnnehaha, lo6, Gallilee, 100;
ANA Mayes, IS.
Second race. handicap sweepstakes, all
ages enc and one eighth Of a mile-Race-
land. f22; Fidelio, %; Hume. So; Newton.
o.
Third race. Dunmow stakes. two-year-
olds three quarters Of mile-Gack OF
SHADES 123; Dobbins, l2l; Prig, l2l; Hur-
bingham. l1s; st. Julian. i1S; FL TELEGRAPH.
11S. Melody. lis: Longdale 1l3: Rama,
10: Sam Lucas, 10; Ben Lonond, 10;
Assignee. 40: Illusion. 1906 Rubicon. LOG.
Fourth race. consolation stakes, all
ages seyen-eighths Of a mile-Stonell,
40. BOILER. lis: Tulla Blackburn, l0l.
Fifth race, three-year-olds Ind up
wards selling. one mile-Terrhcr. 90;
Anna b.. %: Integrity, 9s; Besnsey, %;
Little Billy, 90; Kirkover 50; Henry
Young, So.
Sixth race. two-year-olds flve-eighths OF
a miIe-Potentate. rs; Rama, lis; Wern-
berry. lis: Trinculc 11S; Patrician. 1lS;
Galiiee. 1lS; Ornus, llS; Frog Dance.
us: Harrington rs; Beldemere us; Ken
tiyerna, us: Hartford. lO6 The Joker,
100; Fluff, 103. Sam Lucas lis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05

when pain and anguish wiring the brow
A ministering angel thou Bromo-Seitxer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05


King William, b. s.. C. o. Campbell,
Richmond. Va.
Iron Bar, G. s.. ]. w. Sale. Richmond.
Va.
Fannie IT,. Bay NJ, NJ IL Doyle,
Lynchburg, Va.
Whalebone, Br. H.. T. NJ. Hewitt.
Weyanoke, Va.
r. L. c., b. G., NJ. II. White. Hartford.
NC.
Dewayne, Br. S., r. NJ. Anderson. Lex
ington. Ky.
Angeline. Ray F., r. NJ. Anderson,
Lexington. Ky.
Otherwood, Oh. c., Cox s. Bro. Ber-
muda Hundred. Va.
Grey Harry, G, H., Thomas j. Meade,
Fairmont, w. Va.
Ruth McGreggor. Samuel Walton. Falls
Mills, Va.
Leo Wilkes. Samuel walton, Falls
Mills, Va.
Maggie Watkins. Oh. 9. NJ. q. II. Har-
din, Durham. N. c.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-24
Tauuigrnfo enla CArcel,

En- la semana pasada el Juez
O'Bricn, de Las Vegas, hizo en-
carcelar al taquigrafo Sr. A. b.
Renahan por cOntumacia. Este
actO resulta de que el Sr. Renahan
tom6 verbatim Ia declaration de
numerosos testigos en- la contesta
de election por el alguacilazgo del
condado de San Miguel. Recor
daran nuestros lectores que en- Ia
election pasada D. Lorenzo Lopez.
result6 eleeto con una mayoria de-
cerca de Quiuientos votos sobre
su competitor, Eugenio Romero.
Tan abrumadOra mayora no fu9
bastante Il persuadir d Romero
de que no era el el preferido del
pueblo y sin mas nj mas instituy6
contesta de election. Para haber
de echar abajo tan grande mayora
SO necesitaba tomar la evidencia
de centenares de persOnas en- di-
ferentes precintos del vasto con.
dado, V para el efecto el Juez
nombr6 un maestro ante quIen
debia darse la evidencia, y un Ia
quigrafo para sentarla por eserito;
e,e taquIgrafO 10 era el Sr, Rena-
han. Cuando hubo terminado ell
trabajo, fu6 Ordenado de entregar
ell testimonio escrito, mas el Sr,
Renahan, que solo nabia recibido
una parte del pago por su trabajo,
sc neg6 d entregarlo hasta que SO
le pagara ell complete. Por eSta
negatiya el Juez 0'Brien 10 declare
en- contnmacia y 10 hi2o encarcelar
hlsta cumplir con las 6rdeucs de
la corte. Luego ell Sr. Renahan
tendra que sufrir hasta no sabe.
mos cuando, y todo porque Sc
mega a trabaiar de valde.--El Bo.
letin Popular.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-24

yn, dejo de existir eli Ia plaza de
arriba ell dia Is del cerriente. de, :
pues de haber sufrillo paciente.
mente y con la resignation de una
santa, una lsrga enfermedad de
los pulmones.
Deja llorando 50 eterna despe.
dida, d su esposc Don M6uico,
una militia de tres amos do edad,
su padre Don jose Nh. Martinez,
tres hermanos, Jose, Victor j Sal
vatlor, 4 un gran ndmero de pa.
rientes.
La fnada estaba adornada dc
las mas finas yirtudes que puede
poseer una madre, carihosa en- ex.
tTemo con su pequeho vastago, fleI
esposa, obediente y af,ctuosa con
su padre asi como con sus hernia.
nos, excelente yecina = buena
cristiana.
4fF
Desde nuestro saaetam manda
mos nuestro sentido pesame Don
M6nico y demas deudos de la fina-
da, rogando nj cielo les mande ell
debi,lo consuelo para tan amargo
trance.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-24
Atencion PerIodIstas.

Como hasta ahOra no Sc han
verincado las elecciones de los of.
ciales que han de fungir en- ell pro.
ximo aho econ6mico sobre los
destlnos de 10 Prensa Asociada
Hispan0.Americana de Estados
Unldos, ell suscrito, Presidente de
la misma Association, convoca, de
acuerdO con un regular ndmero de
aus miembros activOs, q una reu.
MON paraese fn a tOdos los que
d ella pertenecen, .asi como invita-
por Ia presente q todos los hernia.
nos perlOdIstas, d participar en- su
conferencia general que tendra
lugar en- III Psso, Texas, ell 10
dc septiembrc dc 1898. Los
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-24
Alice Law Mills.


Este es ell nombre del hermoso
y pequeno angel que ell Martes de
esta semana extendi6 sus lindas
alas para volfr a unirse con sns
hermanos los angeles del cielo.
Alice era la nina menor del Hon.
Senador WIN. j. Mills, uno de
nuestros melores y mas deseables
veciu0s. Contaba la pequehita Ia
tierna edad de 8 amos Y d la par
que era amada de cuant0s Ia como.
clan, era idolatrada por sus padres
cuya felecidad hacia radiar con
sus infantiles & inocen,es gracias.
Como unos tres dias autes de
volar nj ciel0 Sc vic atacada de
tos ferina, perO nadie la creia en-
p 'ligrO, pues andaba, corrla y ju.
guetaba llena de vida enthusiastic;
nOsotrOs la vimos el dia antes de
su muerte entrar al despacho de
correOs acompahado de su hernia.
nito y de su papa, donde nos diri.
lid un dulee h0p do g0a do; mas
ell Martes q las $40 de Ia mahana
lie did tan fuerte ataque dc tos q le
ALI cerr6 sus hermosOs ojitOs para
ablirlos de nueyO ALA ell la man.
sion de DiOs.
Su funeral Sc verified al siguien.
te, dia partiendo de la Iglesia EpIs.
copal, y teniendo un numerosisimO
accomplishments.
El Senador Mills y gu digna es.
pOsa tienen nuestras mas sinceras
simpatias on tan triste acaeci-
miento.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-24
No Habra Conclerto.

La Mpica yeguense ha prescin-
dido de dar cl concierto que habi II
acordado para el dIa 4 de Julio,
pnes la idea no pareei6 enc0ntrar
eco entire nuestros patriotas. Los
j0venes que la conpOnen habian
estado practicando por mas que
veinte dias un bonito repertoire
de canciones espaholas, pero al
presentarse 4 algunos comercian.
tes con objeto de pedir su apoyo
para que formaran una comisi0n
encargada de renhir un peqneno
contingentc para erigir un plata
forma y adornar el parque SO re-
husarou; despues de ESQ Sc decia
que ell eomerUio no permitiria que
hicieran plataforma por que los
expectadores disquc iban d acabar
con el sacatc,
Visto 10 cnal nnestros jovenes
dUeron "Nosotros solo deseaba
mos coutribuir con nuestrO 6bOlo
para celebrar las glorias de la pa
tria; no ibamos 4 recibir nj guerra.
mos ninguna recompensa, asi es
que bajo las rasones predichas
prescindimos de ,lar ell concierto.'
Verdaderamente es de sentir la
friaidad de nuestros conciudada.
nos en- deiar pasar sin ce!ebrar In
epopeya de nnestra independence.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-24
La Agrlcaltnra del Nlando.

Egipto tieue 3,450,00O toneladas
de fruta.
Como 3S por ciento de Espaha
es cultivada.
La go9eeka de arros Gsl el lapon
asciende d 100000 de toneiadas.
III principal alimento que Sc ex.
porta de Suecia cs In manteQuilla.
En- la Gran Bretaha hay l76,520
duehos de ranchos lie agriculture.
En- 1740 South Carolina export6
200 bushels de papas.
Ceyclon tiene plantaeiones dc
canela que cubren $4,000 acres.
Europa importa ahora 100000
de toneladas dc carne, anualmente,
En- 1887 Virginia tenIa 100 ara
dos, y Massachusetts 81.
Mas que 1000 toneladas de car.
ne de cuballo sc cninen anualmen.
te en- Paris.
las ovejas en- Nueva zelandia
pesan en- termino medic 20 libras,
en- la Repdbliea Argentina 40.
! En- 17GO Nueva York mand6
para Inglaterra 10000 barriles de
harina.
El termiuo medic de rentas de
terrenos en- Ia Gran Bretaha en-
1888 fl6 90 shillIngs.
la area semhrada de trigo en-
India Sc calcula en- 27,00O,000 de
acres.
Europa tiene 0G,320, 900 agricul.
tureros; Los Estados UniJos,
9,OOO, 900.
Francia Sc cree ser ell pals mo.
jor cultivado de Europa.
En- un aho ordinariO el costo de
regamiento en- Egipto es 81 por
acre.
En- muchas parties de Ing,aterra
las rentas Sc han cuadruplicado en-
100 amos.
En- 1883 Ia c0secha de henO en-
los Estados Unidos fue Al, ,5j4, 45S
t0neladas.
En 1892 2O,9l2,O0O marranos
fueron matados y empacados en-
este pals.
! Solo 100000 de personas sc
ocupan en- Ia agricultural en Brazil,
hi capital agncuIturero de Aus.
tralia 80 caIcula en- E373, 900, 900.
Europa tiene 5,345,OOO acres de
betaveles que prodncen 40, 100000
toneladas.
Franch tiene 5,455,C0O duehos
de ranchos de agricultural, quienes
ocupan 1l,704,OOO Obreros.
Ellison calcula oil producto de
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-06-24
viva el Pueblo, viva Clayton.

=
Hemos recibido comunlcaci on
de los sehores Emiterio y Eugenio
GaIlegos, Wenceslao Romero Y
otros caballeros del nuevo conda.
do dc Union, dandonos Ia muy
loable notieia que los RESIDENCES
de aQuel condado Sc han undo y
han leyantado ell estandarte del
Partijo del Pueblo Undo can en-
tusiasmo Y unanimidad. Sc han
desengahado que los viejos parti.
dos no son sino un juego lie Hero.
des d Pilatos, y que los principles
buenos y sagrados que han profe.
sado y aun profesan, son burlado',
y solo han usado ell nombre como
mascara, para beneflciar intereses
particulares. I'll pueblo general.
mente Sc esta rebelando, tanto en-
los Estados como en- Nuevo Mex.
y Ia bora menos espe7ada, sera an
golpe de muerte d ambos partidos
y una leccion nj egoismo de los
que Green que con ell "destino" Sc
mantja Ia vClnntad de ciudadsnos
libres, y Sc subyuga su derecho Y
libertad. La marcha sigue y emo
jesse qniea SO eaojare.
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hermanos que tuyieren Ia iptencion
de asistir 4 dicha reunion y coufe.
renciase ser vir,in colnupicarlo con
anticipation al, secretario en-
SAINTS re, y. N, para hacer los
preparatlvos necesarios para que
su permsnencia Ell III Paso sea
placentera.
VICTOR L. oCHoA,
JOSH SEaURA, Presideute.
Secretario de Ia Prensa Asociada
Hisprno-AmeFicana de Il. u.
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Cruces, J el Sr. Ferdinand Martin,
de Milwaukee Wisconsin, un ca.
ballcro dc muy elevada educacion
J miembro de una familia muy res.
petable. Los recien desposados
permaneceran los meses del vera
no visitando los lugares interesan.
tes en- Colorado, y fijaran su resi-
dencia permanente cl pr6ximo in.
yierno. Felices dias y prosperidad
les desea LA VoZ DEL PUEBLO.
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IIIneneo.

III dia s del cOrrie nte en- Ia ciu.
dad de ManitOn Colorado, sc celC
bro ell c(n Juge matr m Jnial entire
la muy estimabIe sehorita Helena
Beckwith, antes residente d, Las
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DefuncIOn.

la estimable seiiora, Maria Mar
tinez do Tafoya,, esposa de nues.
tro buen amigo Don M6nico TafO.