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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-10
ABOUT TOWN.

4 Oraude road
Some cotton has been coming
INTO town recently, but the supply
Is still limited.
Attention is called 20 the card of
Alfred l.. Kahn, manufacturers
agent, elsewhere in this evenings
HERALD.
The schooner Beacham will sail
tomorrow from Point Isabel for
New Orleans. She carries 800 tons
of return freight this trip.
Those who wish to apply for a
position to teach IN the county
schools, should read the notice of
the date of holding examinations
published in The HERALD by super
intendent f. Ii. Goodrich.
Marriage licenses were issued to-
day by County Clerk Webb to the
following couples: Miguel Quin-
tanilla and Guadalupe Villareal,
Angel Hernandez and Severa Ire
vino, BartoIo Gonzalez and Ursula
Loya
An ambulance was sent out last
evening from the post TO meet
Lieut.. a. n. Pickel, who is en-
route here to relieve Lieut.. Fer
gusson in command of Fort Brown.
Lieut.. Pickel will arrive this even
ing
The HERALD was mistaken yes
terday in stating that carts aud
oxen were confscated with the
seizure of corn made at Ell NaranjO
by customs Inspectors. The seizure
consisted merely of forty cargaS OF
corn
There is move on foot in
Brownsville to organize lodge Of
the order of Daughters of the East
ern Star, the Masonic degree which
is conferred upon the mothers,
wives, daughters and sisters of
MaSonS.
A special train went to the Point
at 80 p m, with General Man
ager j Celaya of the Rio Grande,
and l.. KOwalski, agent for the
schooner Beacham, who went to
make arrangements relating to the
sailing of that vessel
a notice calling for two hundred
Iaborers at $40 a month, Mexican
money, is published this evening
by F. NJ Prior Oar laboring pop
Iation should nasten to avail them
selves of this offer, instead of
to the cotton fields of
the interior.
The excursions to Point Isabel
this evening and tomorrow will
be very numerously pa
tronized, as j. r. ViIlalobos, the
impressario, has charge of the pro-
gram Of entertainment and will
provide plenty of diversion for the
eXcurSiOniSts
Hereafter on Monday mornings,
the return train from Point Isabel
will leave there at six O'Clock, In.
stead of at seyeh as at present.
The time of departure on other
days will remain the same as now.
The change in the Monday train
goes into effect next Monday
The baseball match between the
town boys and soldiers will come
off tomorrow afternoon, as an
nounced, unless the weather pre-
vents. A bug crowd will be out to
see the game, as the two teams are
both determined to win this time
There Is keg of beer at stake,
aud some good wagerS have also
been made on the result.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-08-10
Temperature Record

For the week ending Aug. 10, 1901,
taken at Fort Brown, Texas.
The sun., 1901-01-25
tNDyRBIIT ,HIiB BtPII/TD
Daughter ~ wr snd Ms " n Nsnd.rbnt
Jt Receives the Name uurici

The innr' daughter " Vi and Mr. ~.
hdr Nald'rIi... lr vt> baptized ,u rue
Roman ,IfIoI. church ,a-tcrd4, af'.ruouu
H." name Nur.r, ~, given 80 the cuud
Tie ,eiemoug ws, performed hv tho Rev
Father Thomas / MURPHY ln Nrohu.shnp
'orrisau' private ,hapeI ou 10" iu.rd floor
u Tie Hrrhi"p ,'ppa! residence
In anticipation - the cer.nIuuy. tU. hfts
chapel was e,ahoga'e,y decorated with palms
and tos.s Promptly At /. O'Clock the hour
set for the baptism. Mr. Vanderbilt. With
her daughter. who was cared for by nurse
residence on f!tth ayeuu" to the archlepisC0-
pal drnc" she vas met th"r. few
minutes later bv Sir Vanderbilt Mrs
Arthur + k-mu. tho godT"thcr. and Clar-
euce MackaN. the gudta'hrt yer. there at
the time
The ceremony was private in accordance
with ths Wishes of MIR and Mr.. VANDERBILT
and was witnessed only hg tho gptU.. partlDI-
pants and n few attendants ~ the cathedral
Father Murphy vOr" ~" SAM NrstW-nt~
which he wor" when le performed the DcTe-
nonv which united Nr and Mr. Nand,rhilt
IN marriage They consl~'rd II surpIc".
heavily lpwcl"l stole md cope II" was
assisted IN performing tho ceremony hv
i u Swsnion and John k"ogh. two aCply'ss
Of he cathedral. WHO NoIe the same white
casso,hs and 'iauyra'" pulit Lace rurplic"s
sisted Father MURPHY at the marriage cer--
mpnN
III" chiid was held IN the arms ~ Mrs
kemp while VIZ Mackav sie.d - he- ter
MI Mackay and Mrs krmp rusorlp-d thor
names IN the cathedral parI-h agiStsr kept
~ NChhishop 'urrtyans : house M LETT
imm"diatelN aftervsrd
Nov q last year at tho Vanderbilt, home,
6S7 flTh avenue
The sun., 1901-01-25
TROOrS 40 10 I\DfiN TERRITORY.
Ca,sir, Troop Leaves Fort Reno, Oklahoma.
to suppre. Reb~Iious Creeks

Nl,UIT, kHr. Jan - first Lieut..
p,,np commanding Trnop 4 of tho Eighth
, '' r -, lac, ., a,. ui,b b,.
''NAl''' az '"'' ''"'' 'l' "'""f ""u -
soldier, for the sccua 81 the creek uprising
=, Indian I,rri..r, Tho Governor of the
~ ,.i - - ,,,i,, ha,
N"in'huW' haN hPP''I'' I"' ''"' N"'''k 'n''
one hundred rcbcliInus Indians Of The Snak Q
band Rr" u"un'"i and RIDING "ui Ia mas
SaCrc tho CI,lliy"d Indians and Whites
ln.,Nd state. Marshal Bonnet has mar
shallcd Iop Indian policemen and ordered
them - Brush tr"ek. where the T"helliols -
rock. aro ~ session. Surrender viii he
The sun., 1901-01-25
~ ROPFtN TRTBg TIS.
French Premier speaks Of IN. Queen In the
chamber of Deputle.


P,r's Ian - In the Chamber - Drru-
ties today Prime Minister Nald.oN Rous
seal PAID tribute to the memory nj the
Queen lie sad hs French nation shared
the gref q the p.op Of England before
which hc bowed vl'h respect and svmpathy
lie SAID also that ~" treuch uovcrnmert
as,oCla'"d itself wth the tribute Of homage
and respect which the world was offering q
IN" memory ~ Queen Nl'tora
VI D"schaueI, the Pres dent ofthe Chamber.
also spuk" lie declared that mo Chamber
Va, rleased o. associate its"lf with tho views
cNtr".sed nv N" Gov"rrriart
The Chamber decided not 10 adjourn he
cause Of n" Queens death
President Louhet visited tho British I'm
hRssv TODAY and extended condolences -
Sir Edmund Monsor tho British Amh,ss,dor
Later In the dav Sir Edmund returned the
visit
RoNr. Jan :. IN the Chamber of Deputies
to-day tho rrr.idrut oulogized Qunan VIC
tora, and III" Premier. Signor Saracco IN
dorssd tho ~. sidrnts remarks ono NJ the
members interrupted the latter Nv cheering
for the Roer> 'rhls was greeted with general
dsarrr"vnl
The Os.'rrnfo-c Romano. culog,,nR Queen
Victoria and her reign. refers - the com
Ulcte liberty "uioycd Nv CATHOLICS IN her
dnminlors II says that tho Rrlu.h Catho-
hos AZ the time of h"r accession numbered
eoo. 100. while now thov number 10 900 900
81 PrrsRsst RG. lar q Ih" Russian
Court will GO into mourning for three month,
un account - tho death Of Oueau NIctoria
II IL understood ,ha, Grand Duke SERGE
uroI" ~ th" car, aud his wife. slst"r ~ tho
Cysr,na. viii represent the car ht tho funeral
~ Queen Victoria
Tn" bowag'r t71rira mud \ number "
Gr'nd Dukes aud Grard nuch~sses visited
III" british fmhnssv TO-DAY to express their
sorrow a. ~" death ~ Queen Nu,'oria
lh" U"wep1per. generally rcgr,i hcr death
Thcv paw n trihu,e 10 her ~ Queen. hut inter.
srorTo their comments with political alusions,
the burden of which - tho fniniriar dcnuncia-
iinn- of Great Rr,taius shameful and cal
lows policy and Il tho brutal conduct "f IN.
war ~ South Afrlcs
IoNpoN. Jan >. Queen Wilhelm ina will
h" represented ~ th" funeral ut Que"n Vic
tDria hy >p"rinl commission consisting Of
tas Grand chamberlain and ,hamb"rlan
of tho N,thcriands
M,rHrr. Ian - r." puk" ~ MaNdas
accompanied hv Admiral tam1r1. vii rep
resent Spain at the funeral NJ Queen Niotor,s
The sun., 1901-01-25
10 OIEII INDItN TPRISrNG,
Gen Lee sends . Troop NJ 's'air, FROM Fort
Reno 10 the scene of the Trouble.

w.sHiNdToN. Jar. "a Cen. Fit1hush Lee.
commanding the department ~ IN" Fast.
notified tho Var Department this morning
that he had sent Iroop \ of the Ighth Cavalry
from Fort Reno. oklahoma, 10 Nu-kogee
T. 70 a.d IN suprre~sing ~" uprising o'
creek OUTLAW band- Cen. Ices action Wa
taken urou the receipt Of the following tee-
gram. sent 20 him late yesterday from the
War Department
"pepartmrnt advised nv Secretary Of
Interior and Ar1Tney-t,curral that the
snake band OF outlaws. organized into several
sections. with about N'tv armed rn"n IN each
are travelling Indian TERRITORY, Eutaula
and Mrtunka and bet Neen Deep York and
south canadian i,iy.r-. intilidstng the
p"opls ILcuten1nt-Nru commanding NE
nrmv directs v,lI send with the least possible
DELAY. a troop ,t cavalry, under an efficient
uNi,er - Henrietta. to act ~ conjunction
with th" Indian Agent and United states
Marshal n maintaining order ana law ~
tuc locality indicated Military force not
10 b. used unless absolutely necessary. and
then With du" discretion
The sun., 1901-01-25

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NV POST OTFITE ~ rms tIII.
mn Rcported In the senate Providing for a
building at q Cost Of 81 500. 900.

W.sHINGroN, Jan. - senator Falrhauk =
to-d,v reported from the Committee on puhIiC
Buildings and Grounds hlil for the erect on
nf a new Post ono" bIilding for Nsv NorA
CIV NJ q cost of 3. 5nr. .p0n The report saws
that sia. $50 - NOW h"Ng expended annually
FOR rents in New York, which would be- \
SAVING Of n"arly per cent pNr Hnulm ON
tho cost ~ tha new building
The committee il ~ tho opinion that tho
necessity for additional room j. vcrv urgent
In order To avoid s.riou. emhsrrq ssnI"ut ,
the -orvic". and recommends thai the BAL
be passad
The hin gives the Secretary of the Treasury
su'horif To- advertise for bids aud purch 80
n Sit instead of ,l1rinv this ~ 'Ae hands II
the ro.tra~ter- General aud ~" pnstiuH-i"r
~ New lurh. ~ prov idcd IN senator Plait +,
b n
The sun., 1901-01-25
Experiment of Two Years In Charleston. =. 4
Pronounced Not a success

tHNrifsruN. Z, Jan - Tho owners
~ IA" Nests cotton Mills of this cit, decided
'o-dn' 10 abandon th" proper'v and move
IN" t"N'ile machinery toa now mul al Galn"--
vile. Ga The admission II made thnt tho
experiment NJ negro labor for ~" cotton
wills j. failure. md this il known nft"r q
iqlr ''st I Va ,"HrS ako tho N'sta min
hogan operation " LGcr IA" REORGANIZATION
with negro labor The experiment Wa,
practically tho 0v-t MAD" IN ~. South ard
NH~ watched with interest hv mill pnnlla
The nandCars said TODAY That ~. negro,
wcr" too irli'lng and lR2' and w"uii not
stack fu tho work tom" mnip M. uIll
would start and would be -ho't hundred
op'rAt v"~ rAis was destined T." Wr'cE M"
UroI'fiI md in" "wu"r- uuit IN" I"IIf %
0i III. stock i uv ned IN New or.
The sun., 1901-01-25
tons,irnce.Striok~n Man Gives Up ~. 90.

,I~,r~N,rr. IAN II GsIzan Gano ~
tho central Trust COMPANY, who vas prssi-
dcr, Of IN" Amazon Insurance Company.
which wound Ip u. aT'irs ~ lSa2, TODAY
received e ,'''sr from Kansas CIV. Mo, Il,
''I,t an eNIr'-~ package had h"er s"nf con-
tal'irg sg.tpn. l~ rcIft tburs"u."Nt FOR n lo~s
which. torhap.. vow should ro' have paid ="
rho money arr, I'D shortly ai'erward tlr
Gan, refused 30 gil' ~ U.Wc 81 ~" sender,
Tho money will hc distributed - the stock
The sun., 1901-01-25
o, RVS GRANu Dr'iJNF,
R.rort 81 Her Last Illness di, en- nv the British
Medical Jour nal

LONDON, Jan ~ The Rruhsh Medicoi
Jomroi rrints the following authoritative
account II n" las, Illness 81 IN" Queen
The Queens health had been falling for
the past twelve months The symptoms
The sun., 1901-01-25

'niCaop. Jan "a Armour institute ~
Technology l. - p" the nucleus 81 great
technical school, aHd will be- affiliated with
either the University ~ chicago or North
western University phlip u Armour be-
institution and hls VIII providcs an "fdowmen,
Of 81. .ODVn1 This Information 10 said tu come
from close ! erscral friend oi the Armour
family.
The sun., 1901-01-25

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ts,,s Vel oy the New York C.niral, through the
ooHhuD Ia the world. -Adt
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The sun., 1901-01-25
Elc,trIcity Never sleeps.

therefore n Il utilized IN Operate the automatic
proisrilye s~iiche. aud signals IN the Penn.
sylvsnia Railroads line TO Ch!osgo. ADJ ~
The sun., 1901-01-25

take Laxative Rorlo !uninc Tablets All drug
fls,s refund the money II it fails TO cure. l., ".
Groves signature N on each boz. 23--Ads
The sun., 1901-01-25

The halasrd roadb.d Of The Pennsylvania Rsl.
rnad in'uf.s smooth and rapd ioutney to the great
We,t-Adr
The sun., 1901-01-25

i pure. Don't le, your grocer WORK of cheap and
dangerous substitute. Insist on having Burneu's.
Adj.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-03
Deslumbra al Mundo,

Ningdn descubrimiento en- medicine
ha provocado jamas N cuarta parte
del e~xcitamiento que ha sido cansado
por el Nuevo Descubrimiento del DR..
King para la Tfsis. Las pruebas mas
diffciles han sido en- vfctimas deshau-
ciadas de la Tfsis, Pulmonia, Hemorra-
gia, Pleuresia y Bronquitis, de las cua
les millones han sido restituidas q salud
~perfecta. Para Toses, Resfriados, AS
ma, Crup, Fiebre del Pantano, Rom
guerra y Tos Ferina es ell remedio mas
expedite y SECURE del mundo. Sc ven-
de en- las boticas y SO garantiza salts
faccion 8 SO devolver& ell dinero. Los
frascos grandes de SOC a $1.00. Fras-
cos de muestra gratis.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-03
I'm Ladron Atrapado.

I'll domingo pasado los in%spectores de
correos Doran y Smithers y ell diputado
mariscal Fornoff, efectuaron en- Albu-
querque ell arresto del secretsrio postal
de fe%rrooarril, Robert L. Lunner, quien
por largo tempo ha acostumbrado abrir
las cartas y aproplarse su contenido.
Fuo sorprendido on 81 acto y confes6 su
culpabilidad. No pudiendo dar $1,000
de fanza que lie exigieron fue remitido
a la carcel a ~aguardar la accion del
graz jurado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-03
Morir Entire Dos Ladrones.

Sc moria uu hombre gracioso, que no
dej6 de serlo mientras vivid y sin decir
para que, mand6 lamar q I'm politico y
q un abogado. Llegaron los pobres HON
bres, 9 traron en- la alcoba, y apenas
los vic ell moribundo, les dijo:
Amigos mics: haced ell favor de pone
ros 81 uno q un lado y 81 otro al otro
lado de la cana.
Los dos hombres obedecieron en- silen-
clio, y despues lie dijeron:
Que quieres que hagamos por ii, po-
bre amigo.NEl enfermo levanto las ma
nos al cielo y exclamo: iGracias Dios
milo! pues quereis hacerme ell favor
de que Unite en- mis- dltimos momentos q
mi Senior Jesucristo, muriendo como Eel,
entire medic de dos ladrones.-cop.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-03
I'm Blanco Vuelto Amarillo,

Gran consternaci6n fue sentida For
los amigos de M. A. Kogarty de- Lex
ington, Ky, cuando vieron que Sc esta-
ba hacienda amarillo. Su piel cambio
lentamente de color, tambien sus ojos y
sufria terriblemente. Su enfermedad
era Ictericia Amarillo. Fue tratado por
los mejores doctores, pero sin provecho.
Luego aconsejaronle usase los Amargoa
Electricos. el maravilloso remedio para
Est6mago 8 Higado, y escribe: "Des-
pues de tomar dos frascos quede curado
del todo." I'm ensayo prueba 81 in
comparable merito para todas las enfer-
medades del Est6mago Hfgado y Rino-
mes. Solamente 50c.-De vento en- to-
das las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-03
La enfermedad veranioga p~revalec'

La enfermedad veraniega prevalece
de mi manera inusitada entire los nj
nos en- esta estaci6n. I'm case bien de.
sarrollado en- la familia del e~scritor fu6
curado la semana pasada con 81 uso opor-
tuno del Remedio Chamberlain para el
Colico. Colera y Diarrea-una de las
mejores medicinas de patente que SO
fabrican y la cual siempre esta q mano
en- la casa del que escribe. Esto no es
con el fin de alabar gratis a la companfa,
la cual nc nos ola sus anuncios, sine pa
ra beneficiar q pequenos ~pacientes, que
no SO hallen q facil a~lcance de un me.
dico. Ninguna familia debe estar sin
un frasco de esta medicine en- la casa,
particularmente en- tempo de verano.-
Lansing, Iowa, Journal. De venta por
todos los b~oticarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-03
DE REoREso DEL coNaREso MINERo,
Resoluciones Importantes Adoptadas por
Dicha Reunion.

El ex-gobernador l.. b. Prince hi
regresado del congreso internaciona
de Boise, Idaho, del cual fue presiden'
tie. Introduce en- 81 congreso las 81
guientes resoluciones, que son de int
res especial para Nuevo Mexico;
"Resuelvase, Que la magnitud 9 i'm
~portancia de la industrial minera que q
la fecha a~lcanza a mas dc un billion de
pesos de production annual, exile ell esta.
blecimiento de un departamento nacio-
nal de mineria, cuyo Official principal
sera miembro del gabinete del presi.
dente.
"Resuelvase, Que 81 congreso sea
respetuosamente ~suplicado de proveer
por ley para la locacion y beneicio de
minas de los minsrales r~eservados-
orc, plata y azogue-en mercedes es
panolas y mexicanas."
Estas resoluciones fueron aprobadas
sin oposici6n. Nuevo Mexico estuvo
bien representado, siendo sus delegados
ell OK. gobernador Prince, 9. L. Brown,
de Socorro, j. @. Carrera, de Las Cru
ces y Jay Turley de Santa Fe. Ha-
llabanse tambieu %presentes algunos in
dividuos que anteriormente residieron
en- Nuevo Mexico, notandose entire ellos
e. L. Brown y ell Coronel Irwin. FL
~gobernador Hunt, Of joven executive de
Idaho, es native de Nuevo Mexico.
Ell professor J.. G. Carrera, de Las
Cruces, hizo bastante impression tanto en-
ell congreso trans misisipiano como on
ell congreso minero. Sus conocimien-
tos en- mineralogia y 81 information
acerca de los recursos mineralcs de Nue.
vo Mexico lie hacen una autoridad sobre
estas materias. LIE fueron ~presentadas
muestras minerales para su esplendida
collection mineral que ALBANIAN al valor
de $4,000.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-03

La corte de pruebas estuyo alberta
en- la casa de cortes en- la manana del
iueves, presidiendo el juez Antonino @.
de Baca.
En- ell asunto del testamento de Pc.
regrina Campbell de Delgado, la corte
aplazo gu determination hasta la session
del dia 5 de Septiembre.
La Sra. T. Breen fue nombrada guar
diana de Manuelita Gutierrez, y Fran
cisco Gomez de Juan Gonzales.
La corte Sc prorrogo hasta ell dia 5
de S~eptiembre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-03

Las lluvias han sido muy copiosas en-
estos dias pasados GU la region del Ric
Puerco, on el cual bajo una gran cre-
ciente que inundo gran extension del
pals y ocasiono algunas averias a la H.
nea de ferrocarril. Afortunadamente,
los perjuicios ocasionados no fueron
graves y no atajaron la corrida regular
de los trenes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-03

Cuando la cantidad de alimento es
demasiado grande 8 la calidad lema-
siado RIGA, puede muy bien seguirse Ell
ardor de corazon, y mas particularmente
81 la digestion ha sido debilitada por la
constipation. Coined despacio y no
demasiado de alimento facilmente dige-
rido. Mascad bien la comida. Dead
trascurrir seis horas entire las com.das
y cuando sintais una replecion y peso
en- la region del estomago despues de
conner, indicando que habeis condo de-
masiado, tomad una de las Tablillas
Chamberlain para 81 E~st6mago & Hi
gado y podreis evitar ell ardor de cora
ION. De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-03
La Necesidaa de Buenas Eacue!as.

Hay en- Wisconsin una pequena ciu-
dad llamada Menominee, la cual tiene
5000 habitantes menos que Santa re,
no posee grandes Industries nj ventaias
particulsres, y q pesar de ESQ ha expen-
dido un cuarto de million de pesos para
un edifcio de e~scuela moderno. He
aqui la capital de un gran territoric
cuyas facilidades de eseuela no igualan
4 las de muchas de las aldeas de Nueva
York 8 Pennsylvania, nj siquiera a pla-
zas de Nuevo Mexico como Springer,
Deming, Lordsburg, CAPTAIN, Roswell,
Carlsbad, 6 siquiera Socorro 6 Cerrillos,
plazas que a 10 menos tienen edi6cios
respetables de escuela que les pertene-
cen. mo es va tempo de que Santa
Fe Sc despertase al hecho que el paso
primero y mas Importance en- ell pro
greso y crecimiento de cualquier ciudad
es buenas casas de escuela y un buen
sistema de escuelas pdblicas9 Santa
Fe tiene 10 dltimo y la emission de $685.
900 en- bonos lie dara 10 primero. Po-
dra ser solameute capricho, pero cuando
una familia oye decir que Santa F6 no
tiene un edifoio sanitario y moderno de
e~scuela, Sc mudare q otras localidades
antes de pensar en- venir a Santa Fe;
que 81 SO dice q un capitalista que San
ia Fe no puede j%actarse nj siquiera de
una buena casa de escuela, pensara que
es NAL lugsr para la inversion de su
dinero. Santa Fe sin una buena casa
de e~scuela es. impossible que aumente en-
population y riqueza. Ri distrito de
escuela esta sin deuda, ell r6dito sobre
una nueva emission de bonos seria Pc
queno y 10 pagarian de buena voluntad
los contribuyentes. Con leyes moder-
mas de escuela y %prosperidad en- 81 te-
rritorfo, todas las plazas y aldeas de
Nuevo Mexico estan adelantando en-
asuntos de educaci6n. 5Sera Santa Fe
dnicamente la que Sc quede atras? La
condensation corresponds al cuerpo de
educacion, la mayoria de cuyos MEM
bros poseen ahora la plena confianza de
los contribuyentss.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-03
Muerto por Salteadores.

Helena, Montana, Julio 27.-James
Winters, en- cuyo rancho cerca de San
dnsky, sc hallaban todas las escuadras
que andabsn en- persecution de los sal
teadores de trenes, fue matado 4 trail
ci6n por estos. Los oiciales y ranche-
ros andan en- busca de los matadores y
SO anticipa I'm combate sangriento ST sc
%encuentran.