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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-10-31
Gran Venta Especial
Para ell 4 de Julio.

los sombreros los hemos comprado para e de Julio
900 sombcros de paa para nihas ElhOs Soc arriba.
ZOO camisas para hombr eso como 10 deseen Doc arba
Fajas para sonora, estilo Doc arTiba.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-10-31

SESO NORMAL.

Los cirulanos que efectuaron
una evidencia ocular sobre los
restos de Czolgosa manitestan
que ell seso del asesino era nor
mai, slno mas que normal.
BANo DE ACiDoCARBoLICO.
FL cuerpo de Czolgosz fu6sepul-
tado en- ell cementeno dc la pri-
sion inmediatamente despues de
la autopsia. Los restos fueron
puestos dentro de I'm ata0d de
pinayete. Despues que ell ataud
fu6 baiado 4 la sepultura una
contidad enorme de acido carb0-
lico fu6 vaciado sobre los restos.
Sc cree que no quedara NADIA de
los restos de Czolgosz dentro de
Veinticuatro horas.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-10-31

AnunCiO Especial
DE LOS MORENOS

(ueremos informurG nuestros
marchantes Y amigos que
hemos comprado el interes de los
SreS. Morris Y Felis Strousse en-
81 comercio de Strousse Y Bach
arach.
Los lIermanos lsa Y Simon
Bacharach estan maneiando el
comercio 10 mismo que antes Y
ofrecemos al p0blico nuestro
grande surtido 4 precios muy re-
ducidOs.
NOsOtrOs tenemOS un cOmpra-
dor de efectos en- Nueva York V
Filadeltia que est1 escogiendo los
mas bonltos v buenos efectos
para que nuestros marchantes
puedan ahorrar dinero tratando
con nOsOtrOs.
Ahora convidamos & todo el
p6blico para que inspeccione .nu-
estrO bonitO cOmercio donde Sc
vende todo 4 precios reducidos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-10-31
BANCO IN SANTA ROSA.

III contralor dc la moncda cir
cnlante ha aprobado la aplica-
ci0n de- II u. Movers. Jefferson
Reynolds, Charles Held y otros
para orglnizurel Primer Banco
Naciouul dc Santa Rosa, conda-
do de Guadalupe, con un capital
de so. .OOO.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-10-31
nAIyyESrIGACIOY III scHLEy.

Estn Investigation iu6 durante
Ia semuna pasaia on extreme in
tcrcsante Y el peso del testimo-
MO iut muy favorable al contra
almirante Schley IIizo muy bue.
na impression eI testimonio dado
por 81 contra almirante, Y la mo-
desta y sencilla narraci6n que
hizo dc los acontecimientos en-
disputa no deiurd DE- tener eiccto
en 81 amino dc los miembros del
tribunal. En- csta scnana con-
cIuir6 la investigation y proba-
blemente anunciar6 su dict6men
In corte naval, el cual muchos
opinan que serd On favor de
Schley y 10 vindicar6 completa.
mente dc los cargos que Sc han
hecho en- su contra.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-10-31
FELIPE DELGADO y LCCERO,
SABINo LUJAN, yice-prcsidcntes.
TRANQrILlNO LABADIE, secrclariO.

Despues que In juuta Sc prorro-
20 los dem6cratas y aIgunos re-
publicanos siguieron una arenga
para protestar en- contra del
"Record" Y del Gobenador Ote.
ro. No duraron muchO on junta
reuhido. para hacer suS deiibcra.
clones, pues todo eI pastel 10
train en- el bolsillo bien prcparn.
do, y So acab6 la representation
dc la picza.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-10-31

ohliuttu tllOI lllc uc dCluO tdl W.
leo fue vaciado sobre los restos.
Sc cree que no quedara NADIA de
los restos de Czolgosz dentro de
veinticuatro horas.
RESOLuCI0NES DE ISDIGNACI0N.
En- una Junta Publica tenida
por los ciuda1anos llirpano-Ame
ricanos en- la casa dc Cortes del
Condado de San Miguel, en- Las
Vegas Nuevo Mexico ell dia 26
de Octubre de 1901, las siguien-
tes Resoluciones fueron unanime-
mente adoptadas por dicha jun
ia:
Nosotros, los hispano-ameri-
canos del Condado de San Mi
guel, Territorio de Nueyo Mexico,
Y ciudadanos de los l4studos Uni
dos en- junta Ell masa reunidos
este dia 26 de Octubre de 1901,
hemos acordado:
Que pOr cuanto Ell el ndmerO
correspondence al dia 30 de Oc-
tubre de 1901, del semunario.
The Review" que We Ia luzpubli'
ca en- Las Vegas, Nuevo Mexico
ha aparecido I'm articuIo difama
torio contra la raza Latino-IIis-
pano-Americanu delTerritorio y,
Por cuanto, en- dicho artlculo
Sc nos trata de ignorantes, de.
pravados, perezosos Y sucios on
nuestras vidas privadas, Y de ser
muy inferiores on la escula social
tanto como nuestrns familiaS y,
Por cuanto, Ell el sentido de es-
ta junta que el pueblo hispano-
americana no debe dejar pasar
este abuse grosero, sin censura y
Reproduction, y
Por cuanto tenGmns iniormu-
ci0n que la autora de dicho ar.
tfculO es una miSiOncra llamada
Nellie Snyder, que con intento
malicioso Y miras uIteriores de
ucro, ha querido pintar una 81
tuaci0n negramente eXajerada
de la condici0n social, religiosa Y
moral de nuestro pueblo:
POr 10 tantO, sea rcsueltO que
cOndenamOs con tOdu la energia
de que somos capaces, esta ac-
ci0n tan injustiiicada como cri-
minal de parte de la dicha Nellie
Snyder; la marcamos 4 ella como
indigna de vivir en- nuestra co.
munidad; la senalamos como
ayenturera ingrata, hipocrita y
demagoga, que despnes de dis
frutar de la hospitalldad denues
tro bondadoso pueblo, nos ha pa.
gado con infamias y repetidas in.
Ijulias, y por este proclamamos
4 la faz del mundo que deshonra
el nombre de Senorita culta bajo
el cual quiere escondcrse en- con.
ira de nuestra justa Indignation
Resuelto ademds, que esta Jun
ta condena al Editor Manning
de La Review" por haberpermi
lido tai articulo en- 81 peri0dico
Resuelto ademdS, que estas re-
soluciones sean mandadns 4 TO
dos los peri0dicos del TcrritoriC
de Nuevo Mexico, y que sean pu
blicadas en- dicha prcnsa, tantC
en- ingIes como en espahoI.
Certiiicamos, nOsotros los of
ciales permanetes de Ia iunta Il,
, "Indignacion" que iud tcnida 81
la casa de cortes del Condudo d
: San Miguel, Territoro de NueyC
, Mexico, eI dia 20 de Octubre d
1 1901, que las resoluciones arribl
anotadas, iuer6n adoptadas po
} dicha iunta.
JOSE SANTOS EsQUBEL,
Presidents.
FELIPE DELGADO y LUCmo,
SABINo LUJAN, yice-prcsidcute
j TRANQuILINO LABADIE, secrclario.
Despues que In juuta SO prorrt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
BRITISH SWEEP
COUNTRY CLEAR
Lord Kitchener is Personally Direct
ing the Operations Editor
Under Arrest.
fEx Associated Press J


CAPE TOWN. Feb lit IS understooo
the British are trying to sweep the enemy
towards Cape Colony, along an extensive
frontage. with cavalry at each end, clear
ing everything in their advance, and IL
is said that General Kitchener Is per
sonally directing the operations.
From the Southern districts troops are
moving northward in hopes OF catching
the republicans between the two forces
Albert Care Wright, editor OF the South
African News, has been arrested Tor
criminal and seiitious libel contained in
a letter over the nom de plume british
officer" which said that General kitche-
ner had secretly instructed his troops to
take no prisoners
Lord Kitchener, on inquiry from the
Attornev-General, Isplied that the state
ment was a base libel. entirely devoid of
foundation, adding:
'Dewet was never surrounded III the
position mentioned. but had his retreat
to the north open instructions In the
nature reported were never given or
thought of We treat enemies who have
surrendered with every consideration
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
TABLES TURNED
ON DETECTIVE
Hatcher in Jail and the
White-Cappers Free.
THEY PROVE ALIBl.
They Charge That Hatcher Sent a
Forged Telegram.
HAWKINS STATES WITNESS,
HAWKINS STATES WITNESS.
Blu, He Is Discredited as Being Unre-
liable and Drunk at the Time. and
the Men We're Accordingly Ac-
Guitted-No Further Action
Will Probably Be Taken.
Hatcher's Charges,
Special p1spa,en to Tho rlmss.l

BEDFORD CITY, w, Feb, 7.-Detec-
tectire Agency. of Richmond, who arr
rested sixteen men charged with the
Geode whte-cap outrages, was himself
arrested this morning on the charge OF
forgery. and is now locked up in Jail.
Hatcher arrested Joseph Arthur in Lynch
burg Monday for completely in the Cfoode
affair, and the warrant for the arrest OF
Hatcher states that the same day he
sent a telegram under the signature of
Arthur to Emmett Brown. of Cioode tell
ing him of his trouble and asking his
friends to come at once TO his assistance.
y RUSE.
They claim this forged telegram was a
ruSe TO entice Brown 70 Lynchburg and
arrest him there. Mr., Hatcher. however,
ayers he knows nothing OF such Il tele-
gram, and that he was arrested TO pre-
vent him from working further at the
case or appearing at the preliminary
hearing this morning.
This hearing WAS begun at II o'clock
before Justices w. L. Stump and S. FL
Burt, the charge being for entering the
house of Reuben Woolfori1 in the dead
of night last spring. taking him from
bed and whipping him uumercifutly.
THE TRIAL.
The courthouse was crowded with in
terested spectators, principally friends of
the accused. The Commonwealth was
represented by Mr. Graham CIaytor and
the defense by Mr. Nelson Sale.
Reuben Voolfolk. most respectable
coiored man, stated that he recognized
Emmett Brown, Van Bedford. Aubrey
PadSett. G.. n. Bowen. and Hatcher in
the party. and he stated that they
whipped aim until piece of skin as large
as both hands was beaten from his back.
\ DIREFUL. THREAT.
He then stated tt..t they told him if he
tivu1ged the events Of the night they
would buSn him up in his house with
his family.
His wife and the members Of the family.
whose testimony followed, said they were
so frightened they recognized NOBODY, and
il they had they We're afraid TO tell.
TURNED STATES EVIDENCE
Lonnie Hawkins turned states evidence
and testified that he was present on that
occasion and identified the prisoners as
having taken part in the white-capping.
For the defense numerous witnesses
swore that Hawkins Was untrustworthy
and not 10 be believed OATH. Taey
stated he was drunk that evening and was
not in a position to know anything
y CLOUD OF, WITNESSES
Next a score of witnesses were pro-
duced sisters, fathers. friends of accused.
and these swore that on the NIGHT Of
April D. 1900 every one OF the alleged
wfite-cappers WAS at home or some either
known place The men were accordingly
accuitted.
No further action Will probably be
taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
NOTED PRISONER
SEEKS A PARDON
William Hunt, Celebrated stafor
Murderer, Says His Health
is Broken.

\ petition which will be presented to
Governor Tyler to-day, asking the par
Gon OF William j. Hunt, OF STANFORD
county, revives d murder story which
less than four Years ago. interesteE and
Mortified thousands of N-irg!nians.
Hunt has served nearly four years OF
term of fifteen years. In 1881 he was re-
ce.ved at the prison. a strong young
fe1yyow, not yet twenty-five years OF age.
To-day he claims TO be broken in health,
ana if &>arancts count, he tells the
truth He wants 10 so back to his home
in Stafford county to die.
BELIEVES HIM INNOCENT.
II believe as firmly as l believe any
thing which I cannot pr:ve that Hunt is
an innocent man." said Hon It. Wisdom
Berry, former member Of the House of
Delegates from Stafford, at Ne;y Ford's
last night. THE crime was never proven.
He denied his guilt frcrl first to last with
utmost strenuousness. Many c.rcum-
stances poin.-. to his Innocence. But the
jury believed him guiityt and he was
sentenced TO fifteen years in the peniten-
tiary. HIS health is broken now, and he
wants a pardon in order that he may die
a free man. | will see him Tomorrow,
and later appeal to the Governor,
A man named Scheuler was mur-
S1ontinueu on SeconA paeaS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
SUMMARY OF T0-DAY'S NEWS.
Local.

ICcaf.
Sentence IN the Breese case affirmed
by the United States Circuit court oil
Senate Finance Committee reports
against sale of States interest In the
r.. b. e F.
the Circuit Court judgeship light.
Aldermen concur in the ordinance
driving mule cars off OF Eighth Street
"A Hanover farmer killed by a mule
-New trial granted TO Daniel Mont
gomerx. of Rockbridse county.
Sale of the Chesapeake ordered by the
State Board of Fisheries
State.
The alleged White Caps in Bedford
were acquitted, and the defective who arr
rested them is in Jail Tor Forging .
telegram.
for attempted criminal assault, is seesn-
maneed at Nottoway Courthouse under
military protection
Newport News grand jury reports on
'ne The virginia Coal, Coke and Iron
Company in the hands or receivers.
General
Fatal wreck on the Erie Road.
Senate held two sessions. but made
little progress with subsidy bill
Mrs Nation released and sang hymn
Steamer arrives In Frisco and reports
death of FIVE of crew from sealds.
-Seaboard loses shops and rouna-
houses In Savannah.
Foreign.
Queen wilhelmina of Holland wedS
Duke of Meckienhurs-s schwerin-
Kitchener personally directing sen-
eral move against Beers.
Minor engagements fought IN South
Gomez faction claim balance Of pousR
In Cuban Convention
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
INDICTMENTS AT
NEWPORT NEWS
Grand Jury Censures Council and Of
fciaIs-Capt. REGISTER Places
Himself at Disposal Of Court,
Special Dispatch to The Times.)


NEWPORT NEWS. VA, February g.
The grand jury brought three more in
dictments this morning: Samuel Register
OF Rictlmond, fer giving bribe of $500
to Councilman Mclaughlin, December l6
1898, for his vote in bridge contract; Sam
Councilman Hughes, on the same date;
b. =. Smith, of Washington, for offer
ing bribe of $500 to Mayor Moss, Oh Cc-
tobe, 18th, 1855, for influence in securing
jail contracts.
FINAL REPORT.
The grand jury at 6:i5 O'Clock this
evening concluded its labors extending
over a period of sixteen days, making q
final report at the hour mentioned.
Contrary TO expectation noasfurther in
dictnIaItS We're found and the jury S
statement that their labors had been in
conveniently terminated by the close o.
the court term implied that tire reason no
further indictments We're found lay in the
fact that time did not permit to pursue
certain lines of investigation that had to
be dropped before followed out 10 their
end.
The jury submitted a typewriter report
of eight pages containing q, resume of the
TWenty-eShth Street bridge transaction,
and concluding with a singing censure for
the Council and all other city officials
connected with it for their gross negl-
gence.
IMPEACHMENT SUGGESTED.
Several suspicious circumstances were
pointed out but the statement was made
that there was not sufficient evidence to
indict, and the suggestion of impeach-
ilent proceedings was Implied
that IN view OF the fact that the bonds
were issued for a tunnel, the contract for
the bridge was Illegal. Mayor Moss
through his counsel, w. r. Moss, applied
to the corporation court TO have his case
dccketed for an early tria. before jury.
CASE DoCNETED.
Judge Barham tiocketed the case and
continued the motion stating that he was
of the opinion that the police court had
exclusive original jurisdiction
Attorney Samuel REGISTER came down
from Richmond dlis evening TO place
himself at the disposal of the court but
it is understood no formal action will be
taken until next week when preliminary
iormaiities will be gone through With,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
NO ONE APPEARED.
Kidnappers Would Not BE Caught
With Corn.
tny Associated press.)

{
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Feb. 7.-FIix
Fraser, the brother of Bass Fraser. be-
lieved TO have been kidnapped, 1t is under
stood, received another anonymous letter
from k.eicappers.
The letter requested Hix Fraser to bring
sSG6. in a bag TO the corner of Alabama.
a,,si Decatur Streets. and deposit it in q
location named and that Bass would be.
returned TO him The letter gave explicit
instructions as to where. when and how
to deposit the sack. This police told him
Instead Of putting the money IN the sack
to fill it with corn. This was done and
the police and detectives preceded Fraser
to the scene. Officers waited several
possession of the sack.
Young Fraser returned TO Union Springs
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
Eritisl, Secure Horses.
NV Associated Press.)

CAPE TOWN, Feb News four days
old from, the Doom River country show
that the Beers have a base at calvsni,
From that point ttley have sent pdtrtAG
far and wide
Colonel DeIJ:Sle is moving toward them.
He lost Lieutenant Cloves and one man
killed in a skirmi;tl with q Boer patrol
The country is wildly mountainous.
British horse buyers have secured 4,tO1
good horses and S,G90 rnues in the colony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
SOME POLITICS IN IT.
TIE Madison Victory Nav Ho ue,nf,,

The Madison Victory May 30 Helpful
To s'o,.ta"re.
The victory for the Madison faction in
regard to the Electoral Board in War
wick county was matter of gossip in the
hotel lobbies last night.
1t was said this might have some effect
upon the gubernatorial contest. Mr..
Madison and those Democrats who fol-
low his leadership are understood to be
for Mr.. Montague, while the members of
the rival faction are said to be for Mr..
Swanson. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
FIVE HUNDRED PERISHED.
FLAMES at Baku Arc again Beyond
Control.
fBy Associated rress.)

ST. PETERSBURG, Eco. IA dispatch
from Raku says five irr,Edre>l persons
persisted in the conflasration there. The
ta1nss are again beyond control
The police station. ten large tenements,
5C0Gl0 tens of mazout SOC tors cf
naphtha. and all the Rothschild reser-
voirs were burned,
The Journal of Commerce and Industry
SAYS Tnmuesa- Lake is burning. The
nlazout caused explosions which killed
many persons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
Peace Envoy Ec.nrns.

CIV Associated Prcss-)
BLOEMFONTEIN. Feb. 3.-Jau Theron.
one of the peace envoys. has returned af-
ter having been tried by Commandant
GrobeIar. at Aasvoselkop for penetrat-
ing the fighting line and bringing in un-
desirable documents. He was released on
parole.
and clothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
Cabinet Resigned.

ROME. Feb. E-stsnor sariceo rendered
the resignation of the Cabinet this morn
ing King Victor Emanuel will consult
with the presidents of ifss Senate and
Chamber OF Deputies and the various
party leaders to-day and tomorrow be-
fore designating new premier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08

The House Committee on Finance will
meet at 8 o'clock this morning to consider
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
RANGE Of 1nERMonErEn

The following was the range Of the
thermometer at The Times Office yester-
day A NJ. 25; Il NJ, 81; p. NJ, AZ;
p. NJ. 3S; . p. NJ, sc: u midnight, 81;
average temperature, 335 1-3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08

There seems to be a growing demand
for whiskey dispensaries in different sec
tions of the State. and it is given as the
opinion of a number of prominent 1sgis-
lators that the tine is not far distant
when there will be q general dispensary
law for the State. They say they believe
it is the only solution of the vexed liquor
question, and that it will surely come
in time. The House yesterday passed
two more local dispensary laws-one for.
Jerusalem district of Southampton. and
the other for a district in Mecklenburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Friday and Saturday:
Virginia and North Carolina-Snow Or
rain Friday. with warmer in extremes
eastern portions: Saturday rain or snow,
fresh east to southeast winds.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-08

wilson gave close attention to the pro-
cscaings He les about So years old, of
light ginger bread color with seiaSsy
,,c,ard. He is of medium size and height,
Weighing possibly lao pounds There IS
NOT tl.ns. Of sfae fe1d IN his countenance.
When court reoonYened ait 8 o'clock.
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