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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-05-19
SERMON.
SObro In Asccnclon del Senior,
Abril ., v ReflexiOnes SObre
ci Evangell0 del D0mln-
goque 10 SigucA AbrliO.

La iglesla celebra con pompa Ia fles-
ta de Ia Ascension del Seior. En
este dIa subia Jesuit Cristo a! cielo. La
msgestad de DIos hAbla uaja1o hacia
nosotros por medic do Ia Emarnaclon,
Di1s Sc habia hech0 hombre. La Sa-
grada Humanldad de Crlsl0 despues
de su passion y resurrection y varias
aparlciones A sus fieles vuola al ciel0
para que por medic do ella toda u
humanldad reciblera su rernmpensa.
La Ascension del Sefior Is, por dc ;ir-
10 asl, In encarnaclon on Dios de nues-
ira humanldad. ri pecado haba ce-
rrado las puertas del clalo que son
toda justiuia v virtud; no las pndla
abrir slno el yerdadero homOre que
es Cr,slo, el liniCo porterW es p0r III y
su santa gracla que entrances en- II
camlno de Ia virtud, segun Dlos, Y asi
en- la vida celestial. Detenidas desdc
Adau estaban las bendltas almas de
los patrlarcas, de los pFOfetas y de
nuchos santo.. Les apacece Of (nlc0
Iusto, y se alegran elias. POGO dies
tran todas. lOh magnriivo ttiunfa
l0h gloria superior i todo delcltel ION
recompeasa dlgna de laliberalldai dc
Dios! III amO paga NAL los servlclos
do ~ crladO. Y oil criado recompansa. +.
do tudavla paga a su am0 con quelas.
Dios solo puede Y sabe rec0mpenzar.
Algun dia entraremos en- la gloria.
Mo dice bien mi corazOn siempre en-
tristecido que la TERRA v t0do 10 que
ella encleira no es mi mansion, Dios
solo mo puede contentar Y lleDar.
Segun dice ell profeta Davldi "Me
allegro pnr 10 que ME han dchG Ire
mos 4 la casa del Sohor.p III viaJero
desconocido Y menospreclado 1nien
por nIei0 los habltantes del pals
qre atrayiesa busca los lugares mas
solitarios para que no le hagan nlnEu'
ma lnjuria, 40 slente oprlmido pOf Ia
snledad, glme y Bora; su casa, su pa
DIRE, sn niadre, y en especial si madre
sus heEmanOs ya no 10 esperani sou
rlcos, y sill resdepcla es un pa'acio
Al IN 81 llega. 5Pudels inlaginaroi
este regvcj0? Asl nunca nos pUeds
subir al Uorazon ID algeria que nlgui
dla tendremos en- al cielo, TrabeJe'
mos on Ia viin do In virtud, fatigadns
tnmenlos oil bahO de Ia confessions; ham
brientos. comamos el pan celestial
Ia santa c0muniol, Crlsto nuestr'
DlOs V Redentor. Oh cel0 cuand'
lIegard IA hOra; cuandO llegara m
teli1 deslierrol Y sin embargo M
pensamOs on Ell es In felicldad por i
cual anslamos; no la alcan1aremo
oqul nunca; y no queremos entonce
que Dlos, nuestro clelo, nuestra dich1
es nuestrO obleto Y fin. y que en- Il
halaremos 10 que por lnstlnto tant'
huscam0s.
El evangello dol Domingo de Ia In
ira-Octava de Ia Areenclon nos da Il
Iave del clelo. Es mas principal
lneute Ia virtud elercitada y persegul
da. Aites de sublr al Uiel0 les die
Nuestto Sehor d sus ap'stoles: 20
echaran de las sinagOgas aun Wa
venlr o. 7 o npo on que qulen os malar
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-05-19
LAS VEGAS, NUEvO MEXICO sABADO 10 DE MAYO DE 1894

"Los ciudadanos de Mora estan
muy excitalos porque Sc ha dicho
que Catron ha ofreci,lo documen,
tar q los ciudadanos de este conda.
do 10 que Sc alega que ellos 10 de,
ben con tai que Sc comprometan
d s0portar el boleto republican,
en- Ia pr6xima election. Catron
jnntamente con ell esiad0 del tina.
do Ben BUTLER reclama In merced
de Mora, y aunqne la merced fue
confirmada 4 Catrcn y q Butler
por el Congreso, los ciudadanos
reolaman que dehiera de haher
sid0 confrmada q ellos como mer.
ced de Ia tonuuidad, Y por tanto
c0nsideran que hada le deben d
Mr.. Catron. La Oferta ha sido
cOdsiderada como una amenaza
inEu'tativa. Tales hOmhres repre-.
sentativOs de Mora, como 10 sou
los sehores Rafael Romero, ell Han
A. L. Branch y otros tomaron el
asunt0 ell sns manos Y ell resIlta.
do fut dc que el dia z de este mes
Sc tuve Ell Mora una juuta muy
enthusiastic, y res0luciones fuer0n
adoptadas denlnciando q Catron
por su iufame proposition que Sc
dice hizo al pueblo.
Los ciudadanos de Mora no es,
tan listos todavia para veuder Sns
defeehos do aaeimiento por uu
plato de comida.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-05-19

de las plazas es uua face necesana
de civilization, es larte de huen
gobiern0 yer en- donde sc va q
fiiar la Inca entire la population
del campo j Ia de Ia plaza, no
vaya d ser one fernando mucho Ia
reaccion veuga q ser desastroso
el resultado. Esto seiia asi, por,
que la dislocacion dc Ia balanza
ehtre Ia plaza Y el campo priva a
miles del allmento cue debe We.
uirles de IN TERRA. De modo que
el remedio Gnico para evitar tan
funestos resultados, es, que todo
aqnel que pneda. Sc dedique q la
lahranza de Ia terra. III agricnl,
tor, q sen el ranehero, segun 10
hemos dicho repetidas vcces, es
el cludadano mas tranqailo, por.
que por muy alcanzado que este
nunca ie falta con que prnporcio'
nar el necesario alimeDto para su
camilla. III iornalerc de Ia plaza,
todo 10 contrario: siempre esta
snjeto d sufrir carestia, puesto que
su dependencia depende de otro.
In mueha aglomeraclon de los
pueblos en- las ciudades y plazas
y Ia muy poca atencion n Ia la.
branza dc Ia TERRA, es, Ell nuestra
humilie opinion Ia cansa tie tanto
dosconteuto Z inquivtud entre las
classes obreras hoy en- dia.
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Examcncs del Distrito No.4.

La semana que entra sc verif.
caran los examenes pdblicos do Ia
escnela pdblica del Distrlto No. 4
en- el orden segan arreglado en- cl
prOgrama que signp:
MIERti0LEs MAYO ~
T. urau parHua pBr lss niias ch'quisas,
baIo e cargo de Ia sefi rita Tulsa Romero.
2. lliseurso DC reception, p5r el ljoyencit5
Limo Romero.
3. A HC.
4. lleletre0.
kumeraci0n.
O. Ianta LDs meses del afio.
euARro MOI.
|. Gran parada mr. las uihas. haio Ia III.
reccion de a sefiurita Belle Bernard.
lIisrursl de apertura pr 10 sefi1rita lsa'
bel Alafi |. cantn ingl6s, nor las nihas.
2. Ia, Ulase lectura lngles
4 sa a. lIcCaif,s,
s. IL. Division, Traduecisn.
Geogsaha inule..
T. "a LeetttFa uastellanaa
4. AfltmktIra. Ia "a Sa clase.
0 llpletrea jarl6s. (Spelllng)
TO- Gramdffca CaStellana
II. libfn ln. fHstellano.
IL LihF0 70 eagteslaii0.
Canto de Vacacl IN.
MAYO, JUEvES "a,
CuART0 Eo3
DaIo Ia direction del Prof J. N. II, Alas
rid.
/. Gran parada. riscnrso par el javen.
cito Iaurb q. Alyaref Gantn Benyenidai
2 Tercera Division. Libro prlmRric Tras
dnucion.
o. ldhro 2n. lngl6s. lectlra
| 4. Libro 30 lraduceinn.
g. Ia. Geogralla iuges.
O. uramatica Castellana.
I plscurso por ell jovsn Bernardo Mon.
toya..
& iIisloria de los Rstsdos Unidos Traiu'
duccion.-
y Fihisoha.
TO- American citizen.
| II. Sea Side
| ~ OilendOrif.
| u Gramaiea.
| IA. ArItmetiea.
rs 2H. Division.
| 10. 81. liiflson.
II. Diaeurs nor 81 Ioven Pablo Lucoro.
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Balanza Entire La Plaza y El
Campo.

FL hecho de ore de tiempo
en- tempo en- los Estados Uni.
dos y en- los paises mas ciyili'
zados del mundo multitudes de
hombres son sGhitamente destitui-
dos dc sus empleos, sc atribuyc
a mnchas cansas, pero detras de
todas las causas inmediatas esta
Ia causa predominante--la aglo
meracion y crecimiento del mnn.
do civilizado en- las ciudades Y
plazas.
Hay algunos que opinan Que
este movimiento es del to,lo malo;
que amenaza al hienestar de las
uaciones. La razon que motiva
tai conclusion es clara. Cuando
los hahitantes se vienen d vivir en-
las plazas D cindades, necesaria,
mente tienen que ser alimentados
p0r otros. Ell0s mismos no pue.
den alimentarse, porQue claro es
que NADIA pueden cosechar de las
GALES enladriliadas o de los patios
lie sus casas.
Cnando decimos que vamos a
"hacer Ia vida" en- las ciudades o
plaza, no es mas que un dicho y
no un hecho, porque es una yer.
dad indisputable Que la subslsten
cia nos viene de Ia TERRA, y cuaudo
esta no nos Ia propcrciona tene
mos que pasar hambrcs.
Las pcrsohas que yiveu en- las
plazas Y ciudades tienen que ser
alimentadas, y para alimentarse
liehen que producer alguna cOea
o hacer algo que dc d los abrado,
res de la TERRA un cqliyalente por
su alimcnto.
Tambien sc hace necesano man.
tener siempre un equilIbrio entire
e' traoaio de Ia plaza y Ia labranxa
de Ia terra, y 81 no, Ia consecuen'
cia Immediate sera el hambre del
'rabajador de Ia plaza. III agricul.
tor sc priva de alguhas comodida,
des por la dislocacion del equili'
brio, per0 no CORE el peligro de
morirse de hambre como ell jorna'
lero de Ia plaza sobre quien re-
caen los peores efectos do un des
arreglo dc 10 que debiera de ser
IN BaianEa de 60puIaoI0n enTre II
campo y 10 plaza.
Es claro que el rapido y descom
pasado crecimiento de las plazas .
expensas del campo tIene que
guiarnos d repetidas dlslocaeiones
del traicO, porque Gu uno de su'
mas importantes aspeetos, el tra6
co no eo mas que ell cambi0 d'
prOductos eutre los agricultores
los jorualeros de Ia plaza. Ia
dislocacion revela ell hechO QuI
hay Ell las plazas muchos residen
ties por cuyo trabaI0 no hay de
manda en- cambio p0r ell trabal'
de los labradores que los alimen
tan. Por c0nsigulente, estOs HON
bres Quedan sin tfnbaio y mieu
tras no pueda avenirse a nueva
condlciones, tienen que ser, o bic
Ryudados por aquell0s que esta
mas hien ac0modados en- IL cOmu
hidad 8 aguantarel hambre.
No debe de presnmIrse ain n
flexiOn, que ell crecimieuto do Ia
plazas sea un nal ell ri misIno. Il
parte del proeeso dc Ia eivilizr
cion, pofque los bombres han sid
ensehados d pasar In vida jnntO
en- las plazas. Por medic de Ia V
da de Ia plaza los h0mbres SO pre-
paran para emI.render cualesqnie
empresa o vocaclon en- Ia vida.
Ppfo mientas que el desarroll
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TACTIcAs nE CATRoN.
III Estadlsta Republicano IIa-
cicnd0 POlftIca.

FL Ncw Merican en- su ndmero
correspondence NJ dia II del mes
en- cnrso, pnblica una carta dc sn
correspoDsal On Mora, que loo asi;
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Condado de Colfax.

Termino Especial.
Las signientes causes han sidn ap'azadas
para ser ayerigutdas en l1s dlas mencio.
nados:
rRIMERA SEMASA,
Martes Mayo 20 Ne 1894.
i350 s NJ & II. Co. VS. 0rtega.
i49G Pace vs.. Parker.
1905 Pace W Melrhe.
1913 Mahry vs. kshsnour.
4i00 Bushnell VS. Coue 4 Duran.
Microbes. Mayo 30 de 1894.
1929 Terriinrio VS. Hin, st NJ.
1892 Winkler vs. Wrrsnlck.
2n95 Tcrritnrio VS. Miller.
1917 Mills vs FrHhks
1923 S. NJ. 4 b Co VS. 0allegns
Jucves. Mayo ~ de 1894,
1885 s. Nh B. 20 We Sanchez.
1911 Te riiorin " blair
20as Ter-ltnrin W. Temrle.
96S Territ"r'o vs. Padilll.
yOG9 Territoli1vs Iange,
viernes Juno de 1894
2nst TArritorio vs williap, Morris.
2ns9 T'rritnrin vs. Silas Hayden.
14+2 3 GO 70 W charrita.
1905 Territory VS. Durkwnrih.
1910 Mckee vs. Shaw
Idsa- Al Ia IA us 2snnn ~ a.
Sahado, Junto 9 lie 1894.
1874 MI q o. We Hixenhaugh.
iAa Rogers vs Strnnr. ct al.
2N77 Territory We Walton.
571 BAR s vs. chareila
1907 Gurnle vs. Rodriguez.
sEGUHDA sEuANA'
I.unes Juno 4ds 1891.
ih2a Fsnuhel vs q nyqles. IT al
i7f9 Sackst W n" River Lumber ca,
i706 Walcnff We Korshn"-
l4'B HarRadine, McHitrick & Co. vs. Wal.
kfr et al
1853 Troy vs. Watkins. ct al
Maries, lnnio 3 de 1891.
1867 ArpncIlo We roriova. et al.
1910 Arkansas City Milling 60. VS.. s NJ. A
n 20
1893 FI-st Nat. Bank ~ Trinidad vs. Davis
! tees partrvvs Carr, o. Al
1908 Monfoyays W. Arellano.
Microbes Iunlo de is0i.
'fno Hell va prtre. 81 al
| lf'N hllfNNFFNN, ~ nv w JOtluSOOt
2nh7 T,rrttorio vs nlnna.
200 Terriiorio vs. Clone.
206l Ttrritorio vsTrujillo.
Jueves. Junio de 1904,
on4o Terr'terio We colev. OF al.
2lft Ter'iinro We ggeitar.
H0-a Trrritnrih w cnnn
2ffi Territ"rin W a'lon.
2OSl TerutoIio vs. Harmon.
Vierncs. Junio 4 de 1891.
913i TerritorN Va Bqrnsv CLARK.
ani Teerrit"tio vs Rarney Clark.
2n0l Territ"rin W. Dane
2al TerritariO vs pndilla.
200! Territ nrio vs. 0lona.
Sabado. Iunlo 0 de 1894.
2n91 Terrtorio vs. Rtepp.
ant TeJritoria W Drgnl.
.0Di Tnrritorin " Casa'los, ct al.
.O0j Territory W Hayh N.
THOMAS SMiIH, Jurs Superior, Etc.
Doy f6.
Faux MARTISFz. Escriband.
Fechado Las Vegas, y. 81, Mayo 10, iS9i
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PILDOHAS De AVER
hal side admitlias
ALA EXPOSITION UNIVERSAL.

AvisO.
III dla fde este mes 40 me extravl0
lie In plaza nlieva lii mballic0larndo
nsclir0 oun IN ilerro qud fgnra una
] barfa Y G uOnertadas on Ia plornA v
espa'dIa del ladu defecho, Y on 10 a.
paldla del ladl izqulerd1 tiene un flo
fr0 que ngura una II. Dare clnc0 PEE
Ans De feconipensa 4 Ia persona que
me de raz1n del mismo.
JEhus NJ 4. Macs Y SALAzAH.
80 Fah IRnaeio y na
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PILDeRAS OE AVER.


Por ounce aHo-, padecl extraordis
narlamente indigestion do Ia poor ma
tnraiezr. Emplee culdados do dIfe-
rentes doetores pero slempre me ha-
llaba pe0F, hasta que medebllltd tan
to que no p0da andsr cncuenta yar-
das sin VERNE precl sado 4 sentarme
y descanzar. MI estomagO, h'gado
v c0razon se halabam complexities,
Y esiaba persuadIdn que no ME que
daha uas que morIr. probs las PHI
doras dc Aver, Y Ell seguida eentf
alivlo. C0utluue su us0, Y ahora me
euenentro perfectamente sano. M
conozco otra mefllcina Que mas prom
tamente allvle y cure los terrlbles pa
decimlentos dc Id dyspepsia como las
Plld0ras do Aver. .n-JoHN @. PRfTs
CIiAHD, flr0die, Warren Co., N. q.
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IN the Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oregon for Clatsop county:
William Lehnig, plaintiff, VS.. Emma
Corder, Lydia Jameson, Jennie John.
son, Sophia Lehnig, and Augusta Nc
Connell. defendants.
To Emma Corder, Lydia Jameson, Jen-
ME johnson, Sophia Lehnig, and Au-
gusta McConnell:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed In the above
court, and cause, on or before the first
day Of the term OF this court, next fol-
lowing the expiration of six weeks pub
hcation OF this summons, which will
be the nineteenth day of February, 1894,
and II you fail to appear or answer, for
want thereof, plaintiff viii take judg-
ment against you for the sum Of six
hundred and ninety-eight dollars. with
interest thereon from the 10Th day OF
August, 1891, at the rate Of eight per
cent per annum. and for costs. and dis
dursements OF this action; and will also
take an order directing the sale Of cer-
tain real estate property belonging to
you which has been attached In this
action; and which real property Is sit
uated In the county of Clatsop, state
Of Oregon, and particularly described
as the northwest quarter OF the north
east quarter and the east half OF the
northwest quarter OF section thirty-one,
or township seven north, range eight
west, In Clatsop county, Oregon.
Service Of summons In this action by
publication, is made pursuant to an
order OF the Hon. A. Mcbride, judge
OF the above entitled court, dated the
ath day Of May, 1893.
w. T. BURNEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated Jan. 4th. 1894.
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In the Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oregon, for the County OF Clatsop:
w. III. kirkpatrick, plaintiff, VS., M, NJ
ketchum and Ida II. Ketchum, de-
fendants,
TO NJ. NJ, Ketchum and Ida H. Ketch.
um.
In the name OF the State Of Oregon
you, and each OF you. are hereby re-
quired to appear and answer the com,
plant nled against you in the above
entitled suit by the first day OF the
next term Of this court, towlt: the thirc
Monday In February, 1894, and IL YOU
tail 30 to answer, for want thereof
plaintiff will take Judgment AGAINST YOU
Al, Al. ketchum, for the recovery OF the
sum OF s7,SSSa2, and interest thereon
since May iith. 1899. at the rate Of
eight per cent per annum, and for at.
sorney's feees Of eight hundred doh
lars ana disbursements Of this suit
ana against both OF you for the fore
closure o. mortgage on the following
described land, to-wit: Lots six, seven
ana eight and northwest quarter Of
she northwest quarter OF section 2S, IN
township north. range west, IN Clat-
rop county Oregon. andthe sale OF
your interest therein. and for such
other relief aa asked for In the com.
pialnt N this suit. TElls Is served upon
you ~ publication for ak weeks IN the
weekly AH,orlan, newspaper publish,
81 ~ this county. BY order OF Hon. 4.
4. Mcbride. Judge uf said court, made
on thc -Sd day of Deeember,eleaa r.
J. q. A. B0WLl3Y.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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rnrrIr COLLINS, EscAPE.

racoma. Jan. 22.-LOttie Collins, the
actress, accompanied by her sister
while out fishing on the bay today, had
a narrow escape from drowning Miss
Collins hooked a large salmon, ana IN
attempting to land it, upset the boat
Two gentlemen in a row boat quite
near them, succeeded In pulling the
ladies' into their boat.
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r1voR ADJOURNMENT.

penveK Jan 22rThe l.l'i leslsislsss Y. ...s,,. @
ference sOmmIttes reported ttlls ,s',s, even,
Il, ,vs I'm unanimously in favor Of adjourn, g
,,1s'c ,nc construction d Of the state canal and
arv AMI other works that will give employ
ment to the unemployed the Dlii o,. inas'
,rg , the new county Of Cripple Creek
ana appropriating money to pay the ex-
nenses OF the assembly.
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EMREzzLER HARTs CASE.

Tacoma, Jan. 22.-Deputy Sheriff
Hicks received telegram this after
noon from Sheriff Mathews who is in
Baltimore. stating that new charges
must be filed against embezzler Hart,
Of Buckley, Wash, Il his victims ex-
pect to have him brought back for
trial. County Attorney Smell will i'm
mediateIy forward the new charges.
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ADMINISTRATORS FINAL 4
COUNT.

Notice Is hereby given ina. Ne un.
derslgned, admluistrator OF .ne sTnse ~,
of Alexander Mcdonald, han ~ llieu y, ,.,r s,,.
Claison county, his final account as
smch aamInistrator, praying Cor settle
mem msnt az said estate and his discnasge'
and the eaid court has set Monday.
February Sth, 1884, at the hour or. Q. !
o,cInci. =. ms 81 said day, at the court
Sorse for ire hearing Of said account,
and all persons Interested are notined a,,d
harehv ~ then and there appear anu anu
show cause II any why the same snou''
not be allowed .s.x,onSAr.p.
administrator oL tne "a esse'e
aneIer NcDonRlds deceased.
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TO PRIMERS.

The Astorian has the following des-
crlbed printing material and fixtures
for sale:
A large number of cases. news and
fob. OF the various sizes and styles.
Several news stands.
A large assortment Of advertising.
display and poster type. running in ser
les. and IN fair order-iust the thing
for a country newspaper ~ ~
Proprietors OF country newspapers
who wish. a bargain should correspond
with the Astofian. or call and lo0R' ever
the material for sale.
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MR.. MITcHELL,s sPRAIN.

Jacksonville, Jan. 22.-Those on the
inside are beginning to laugh at the
runor Of Mitchelrs sprained ankle. He
was said to have hurt 1t going up a
lighthouse stairs. but as nobody was
with him at the time the sprain story
is not authenticated.
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DIR. VESTS TRIAL.

San Francisco, Jan. 22.-The trial of
DR.. Eugene West for the murder of
Addie Gilmore, the girl who was mur-
dered and dIssected, and the fragments
Of whose body were found in the bay,
was commenced this morning. Diff,
Guilty was met lii securing a jury.
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THIS YEARS PENSIONS.

washington, Jan, 22.-o'Neil, of Mas
sachusetts chairman of the sub-com
mittee on pensions of the house PEN
sion appropriations committee, says
the appropriation will probably be si5,-
100000 less than last year.
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pooTPADs SENTENCED.

San Francisco, Jan. 22.-James Col
Inns and James Curney were today con-
victed of robbing o. A. Anderson Of
a purse containing As cents, and were
sentenced by Judge Wallace to serve
twenty years each in the state prison.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-23
YELLOW FEWER AT RIO.

Rio de Janeiro, Jan 22.-It is inn
possible for vessels to discharge car
goes at this port, owing to the yellow
fever epidemic. The deaths average
eleven daily.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-23
CHANGED THEIR NEWS SERVICE

New York. Jan. 22--The st. Joseph
Gazette and the st. Joseph Herald,
smornlng papers Of ST. Joseph, Mo-, this
afternoon abandoned the United Press
and commenced taking the Associated
Press report tonight.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-23
..nrIl.n 6I. 4 ADlIINIsTRATIoN.

N,o,ls., a. hereby given that the M IA
s,is bean this day appo.ntsee
re asdr,sniStratbr mir Of the estate OF 4. ~,
s sssc r.,'' Seonase. by the county conls
~ Ss,Sfs r,essoo county. oregon All paL.,sss. p..ss
~ ,'sss I,s'. \, ,,,,s ,,alnsk said estate must
rsS nrsssns ne same duly yeriilea 20 ,sas. sns
Sndersirned. sIs , al the once q esss,n n1lsos.
Bro5 Attorneys N AstoI,e. .. NJ fr.cn
county. Oregon, within SIX no'''N''' ~
this, date T s. II. AaIEs'
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-23
JUDGE cALKINs' CONDITION.

Tacoma, Jan. 22.--Ex-Judge w. II.
Calkins, who has been critically III
for several days, was much improved
today.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-10-18
TOO MUCH DOG.
A Man Nearly Drowned by Couple OF
Pet Animals.

A Man Nearly Drowned by Couple OF
Pet Animals.
al was nearly drowned last fall,
owing to the pernicious activity OF
two very fine Newfoundland dogs"
said IL W. Pritchett, of Denver, Col =,
to the Globe-Democrat writer. 81
had reluctantly formed one Of pic
mic party, and in the course of the
festivities rowed a couple Of ladies
in a small boat on a river. We ran
into an obstruction and were upset.
The river was neither wide nor deep,
and got the two ladies to the bank
without any difficulty. Then | re-
turned to rescue the boat. and Just
as | reached 1t, the two dogs, which
had been brought to the scene by ex-
cited members of the party, sprang
to my rescue. Unfortunately for me,
each one started from an opposite
bank, and each one was absolutely
determined to take me back from
whence he started. My coat was
nearly torn off my back. and !
wrestled and struggled until nearly
exhausted. The owners of the dogs
whistled them off, but each one
evidently took the whistle for a call
to further exertion, and l was still
further attacked and worried. Fin
ally friend who saw the situation
was becoming serious came into the
water with club. beat off one OF the
dogs and allowed the other to drag
me in fainting condition to the OPP
posite bank. The sagacity and
kindness Of the dogs was obvious,
but the next time fall into a shall
low stream | want to reserve the
privilege of being allowed to swim
or crawl out unaided.n