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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30
MUM. I6

publico en- su corazon. Iufluen-
cias privadas y perniciosas 10 han
pedido, pero mis- oraciones, por
la mafiana, por la tarde y por la
noche, son: del estado, de las
iniluencias de las corporaciones y
de Mathew Quay, oh, Senor, IL
brauosw
Las Iglesias deben establecer
ALI mas escuelas, y debemos te-
ner maestros, hombres fuertes y
muieres fuertes, que rescateu a
la juventud de esa gran seccion
de la absolute ignorancia Y del
vicio."
Skinner tiene que volver aquf a
las Vegas, pues como deiamos
dicho, es pastor de una de las
principales iglesias protestantes
de la localidad. Lo que debe ha-
cerse, cuando vuelva, es, peticio-
mar a la corte que inquiera en- su
condicion mental: 81 Sc halla que
esta demente, al asilo debe ir; 81
esta en- su sano iuicio, entonces
nuestros buenos vecinos, que 10
tienen colocado como su ministro
deben ser peticionados para que
le den sus papeles a fin de que sc
vaya a echar pulgas a otro lado.
Lo que dice en- 10 que antecede,
es de 10 mas calumnioso y grose-
70 que sc ha dicho contra ell pue-
bio de Nuevo Mexico. Por ESQ
decimos, que es probable que este
loco. 81 no 10 esta, entonces la
1nica conclusion que Sc pueda sa-
car de su cenducta es que es un
consumado hip6crita y vii calum'
niador. Hipocrita consumado,
decimos, porque no puede ser otra
cosa ell que agarra en- una mano
la Biblia para prediear ell cristia-
nismo mientras con la otra tiene
asida la pluma lista para usarla
escribiendo calumnias gratuitas
EN- contra de un pueblo que NADIA
le ha hecho.
ST esta loco, ESQ explicara ell
porque ha proferido tanta false
dad, y 81 no 10 esta, inutil seria
que tratemos de argiiir con el.
To propio es procurar que Sc lar
que de aqui, { ignorarlo, como ig-
norariamos a I'M cochino que Sc
introdujera en- una habitacion y
con su trompa iumunda ensuciara
alguna cosa limpia. En- ese caso
seria inutil raciociuar con el CO.
chino, para hacerle yer su NAL:
en- este case creemos que tambien
es inutil raciocinar con ese bfpe-
do para hacerle comprender la
enormidad de su crfmen. 81 es que
no ha perdido la chabeta.
Los hip6critas calumniadores
de la fndole de Skinner, son los
que mas periudican a Nuevo Me-
xico con su venenosa lengua.
Pues, como representan ser discf-
Epulos de Jesucristo y predicado.
res de su doctrina, muchos Green
10 que diceB, aunque sea calum-
nioso, haciendose la cueuta que
no es possible que I'M agente del
cristianismo sea el mismo tempo
agente del diabio propagador
de la calumnia, de la falsedad {
inAuencias perniciosas.
Imitando al bipedo de referen.
cia nuestras oraciones deben ser,
por la noche a toda hora de,
dia: Libranos, Senior, de la len
qua de esos lobos, con piel de
!. oyeia, como Skinner, que baio Ia
capa de evangelistas vienen a
propagar la doctrina dc la false
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30
Aviso q hos nagadores De
innpuestOs.

Todas las persouas que deben tasacio.
mes son Dor este notihcadas que el plazo
para 81 pago de la segunda mitad DEL DEL
imnuesto correspondence Al ano de 100
ests yencido va y quedara delincuente el
dia lro. do JUNO pr0ximo venidero;
que 81 el pago correspondence 10 es d.
cho ante de esa fecha la pena Q se'
multa que prescribe la ley sera impueS
ia. 80,
Las Vegas, N. NJ p de Abril, 1903.
EUGESIo ROMERO
Ct Collector del G. de San Miguel
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30

Sc dice que la divulgacion de
los crimenes del Asilo lastimaran
al Territorio y q la plaza. Cree
mos que la 'abrigacion' y la ia
pacion del crimen 81 los lastima-
ran.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30

I'll gobernadorcito estuvo aqui
durante la semana, Sc dice que
con ell fin de yindicar 4 sus safe.
lites. Y q el quien 10 vindicaraH ?
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30

diente, y una GAIA marcada JA-
BON, sirve de ataud, mientras que
en- una esquina del sombrio edih-
clio, cerea del trochil de los ma
rrauos sc asolea un barril con los
huesos de una pobre huesped del
gran Territorio de Nuevo Mexi-
CO.. Funerales de esos solo ha
habido dos; ell otro fue el de Ga
0riel Sandoval.
Como EstRn sns RinOnesH
Or Hobbs sparagus Pills curan toda case de
Intermediates de los rinones Muestras grtsis.
Dirilanse, sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago \ Y.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30
tCOS del ASlIO.
JComo sonarfa Weyl r. Upton,
gobernador general del asilo2

Sin embargo hay una grande
diferiencia entire "autopsia" Y
"mutilacion"
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30

lQuerran decirnos, sefiores, que
benefcios cientfficos esperaban
que lograran los perros que roe
ran los huesos de la infeliz Mary
Leonard, arrojados 4 los cuatro
yientos?
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30

Eduguen el VtenTre con las Cascarets.
Las Plldoras "Candy Datharties" enrAn ia cons
tpacion permanentemente, t0c 25c. 81 no curan
lie botioario devuelve al dinero,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30

AN1 ~ AAAANhN1 NAAA AA3AAO AAoAAAAAAA AAA
al Territorio y q la plaza. Cree
mos que la 'abrigacion' y la ia
pacion del crfmen 81 los lastima-
ran.
lQuerran decirnos, senores, que
benefcios cientfficos esperaban
que lograran los perros que roe
ran los huesos de la infeliz Mary
Leonard, arrojados 4 los cuatro
yientos?
Porque en- lugar de cambiar ell
nombre de Asilo q Hospital no
habia mejor de ponerse un letrero
al frente que dijera "Carniceria
Cientifca, Weyler Il. Upton, Ge.
rente General" F"
Cuando estaba en- session la Cha
perera, sugiri6 TN medico promi-
nente que debia cambiarse ell nom
bre de "Asilo" q Hospital. 5Sera
que tenia algunos indicios, que,
como EN- los hospitales, reina ALI
ell cuchillo.
A pesar de ser una de las "uui-
cas- instituciones, en- que tene-
mos interes los mexicanos, nj
uno solo hay en- ell Cuerpo de Di.
rectores, nj una sola en- ell depar.
tamento de mujeres, y solo el CO.
cinero y un atendiente en- el de-
partamento de los varones.
Todas las personals que tienen
deudos 8 amigos en- ell Asilo
deberian pasar de antemano una
noticia al manejo de que no des.
can que Sc hagan chorizos de los
restos, carnales. nj experiments
cienttfcos de los huesos. iLuegc
encuentran ellos mucha difcultad
para encontrar la direction de los
parientesl
f. primer equfvoco que come.
tieron los Directories del AsilC
fu6 en- poner a la cabeza de una
institution de carload, a un hom.
bre que no abriga la menor sim.
patia por la humanidad sufrien
te, y cuya conciencia esta tar
adormecida hacia los desgracia
dos como 81 tuyiera una inyeccior
de cocaina, y parece que su favo.
rita la matrona no le va en- zaga
ST sc descuida ell pueblo verar
un dia de estos una manada dC
los marranos mas cientificos de
universe, salir de los trochiles de
asilo. Estando tan pr6ximo e
cuartel de los marranos al basu
dero donde arrojaron los hueso,
de Mary Leonard, no sera remot,
que hayan roido algunos { imbe
bido en- ellos la ciencia que inten
taban esparcir para bien de Il
humanidad los Superintendent
y Directories del Asilo.
Mientras que es cierto que 10
locos no razonan, es sin embargo
un hecho bien establecido que en-
: tienden 10 que sc les dice. Ha
3 biendo entire los pacientes I'm ere
7 cido nnmero de Mexicanos gu
. no entienden palabra de ingles,
: no habiendo y no habiendo un
sola atendiente de habla espaiio
a de que manera, 81 noes por la Vi
: de la crueldad y fuerza bruta e'
a peran manejar esa institution
= lOue no es este de por 81 un
= prueba palpable de inhumanida
i y de crueldad2 JPoraue no ha
= Mexicanas entire las atendientes
N
: Que solemnes y pomposos fun
8 rales los de la institution de K
i desgraciados pupilos de NueV
i Mexico Figuraos una silenci,
: sa procession en- la que una carr
IS tilla de manos sirve de coche mo
j. tuorio, empujada por un ate
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30
PareCe habeF Gdta EnCerradd.

En- el Optic semanario aparece
una noticia de la Compaflia de
Aqua denominada The Aqua Pu-
ra Company dando aviso que ha
entablado pleito para condenar o
sea aquietarse su favor el tftu-
10 todo el terreno en- ell canon
del rio desde la presa de mas
arriba de dicha compafiia hasta
ell Oio de la Trucha. FL objeto
de dicha compafia parece rel de
adueiiarse de todo ese terreno con
Ell fin de atajar los caminos por
ALI y estorbar que en- 10 futuro
vengan 4 organizarse otra COM
pafiia de aqua potable y tomar
el aqua de esa parte del rio. Ese
pleito de condenacion es para que
sc nombren avaluadores que pom
gan precio al terreno para que la
compaiifa pueda aduenarse de Ell.
rs bueno que los comisionados
de la merced asi como los ciuda-
danos, particularmente los de Las
Gallinas, inyestiguen de una yez
ell asunto, para que no sc les
"condenen con los oios cerrados.
Deseando introducir on esta c0muni-
dad el eIegante Cafe Tostado, Cordova
y Eagle que una yez probado 50 reco-
menda do por 81, hemos determinado
gastar una gran cantidad en- buenos y
bonitos premios para obsequio de nues-
tros parroquanos.
Manden por istas ilustradas do pre-
mios guarden los recortes de las pala
bras CoRDogA CoFFE EAGLE COFEE,
con los que podran obtener los premios
gratis, mandandolos nuestra direction
segun instrucciones anotadas en.ss lis
tas.
Alb Este anillo encasqui-
- llado de orc s0lido mon
n 4 tado con doublets fran
* ceses que es 10 mas GER
ysssm cano las piedras genui-
mas. --Su escogimiento entire Esmeralda,
, Rubi, Chachihuite d Opalo- es uno de
nnestros prenmios por "A recortes y una
estampa de centavos.
Gross Kelly Il Cia.. de Las Vegas, N.
! NJ, yenden nuestros cafes al por mayor
todas las tiendas de abarrotes al me-
nudeo
, Para mas information diriiause
Dannelniller Co. Box 97S New York
City.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30

Porque EN- lugar de cambiar el
nombre de Asilo q Hospital nc
habia meior de ponerse un letrero
al frente que dijera "Carniceria
Cientifca, Weyler X. Upton, Ge-
rente General" "
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30

Que solemnes y pomposos fune-
rales los dc la institution de los
desgraciados pupilos de Nuevo
Mexico. Figuraos una silencio
sa procession en- la que una carre-
tilla de manos sirve de coche NOR
tuorio, empujada por un aten-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30

Cuando estaba en- session la Cha
perera, sugiri6 TN medico promi-
nente que debia cambiarse elnom-
bre de "Asilo" 4 Hospital. 5Sera
que tenia algunos indicios, que,
como EN- los hospitales, reina ALI
ell cuchillo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30

A pesar de ser una de las "uui-
cas- instituciones, en- que tene-
mos interes los mexicanos," nj
uno solo hay en- ell Cuerpo de Di-
rectores, nj una sola en- el depar.
tamento de mujeres, y solo el CO.
cinero y un atendiente en- el de-
partamento de los varones.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-30

Este anillo encasqui-
llado de orc s6lido mon
tado con doublets fran
ceses que es 10 mas GER
oano 4 las niedras Renui-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-15

TRAGEDY IN WILKES.
DR.. Tharpe Is Slain by Frank Ruck.
er on PuhIic Road

Drs lharpe is slam by Frank Ruck'
er on Public Road.
Washington, Ga, Feb. 14.-On the
public road between Tignall and Pts.
stol, this county, DR.. J. /. Tharpe was
shot and instantly killed by Frank
Rucker.
Some while ago Tharpe was in the
home Of Rucl1er in his absence and, 1t
is said, embraced Mrs. Rucker and
otherwise insulted her.
When Rucller learned Of Tharpe's
visit he loaded his shotgun and in
company with his brother, set out for
Tharpe's residence They met In the
road and Tharpe commanded Rucker
to throw up his hands.
Rucker replied by throwing his gun
to his shoulder and emptying its con-
tents into Tharpe's body, while he held
a drawn pistol; as though he was par.
alyzed. Rucker then broke the gun
in pieces over the body Of Tharpe.
Both parties are well to do people,
who recently moved to Wilkes from
Elbert county. Tharpe leaves a wife
and several children. Rucker recent
ly married very attractive Wilkes
county girl.
Immediately after the tragedy Ruck-
er came to Washington and surrender
ed to the sheriff.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-15
sERENADE ENDS IN DEATH.
Tin Pan Musician Killed by Negro
Woman In AUGUSTA,

woman IN Augusta
Augusta, Ca, Feb. 14-Coroner Co
hen had his first case yesterday at
Mclean, in the lower part of the ooun-
ty.
Thursday night a party Of negroes
went out to serenade a newly married
couple with tin pans, horns and other
noise-making implements. They en-,
joyed the lark, and after leaving their
victims decided to serenade another
family.
AS they approached the home of a
negro, Louis Hood, he thought 1t was
mob and either from guilty con-
science or personal fear, got the idea
it meant bodily harm to him. With
out waiting to warn or care for his
family, he sneaked out of a door on
the opposite of the house and fed to
the woods.
The noisy seranders came on to the
house, and when their songs brought
no response from within, they began
noisily beating on the door and side
of the house and calling the name of
their negro friend, making threats of
burning the house, etc. They finally
awakened the children in the house,
who began crying. Then the mother
awoke.
Seeing that her husband was gone
and ratified by the crying of the chilly
dren and the noise outside, she
sprang out of the bed and seized the
baby in one arm and gun in the
other hand. Pointing the gun through
crack in the window, she fired, and
young negro, Arthur Began, about
18 years old, was killed.
The coroner's Jury, after hearing
the testimony, rendered verdict de-
claring it justifabIe homicide.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-15
EMIR OF KANo IN FLIGHT.
Powerful Mohammedan Ruler Defeat
ed BY British Expedition,

London, Feb. 14-Advices received
here today from Nigeria say that the
British punitive expedition commanded
by Colonel Morland and consisting
of 1900 men belonging to West AT.
rican frontier forces, occupied Kano
Feb. 1, after sharp fighting Only two
British officers were wounded. The
enemy lost heavily, but the city was
uninjured The emir of Kano fed to
Sokoto.
An official dispatch to the colonial
office adds that u of the British rank
and file were wounded and that 300 of
the enemy were killed. The emir was
accompanied in his fight by 1000
hOTsemen
The expedition was fitted out early
in January in consequence of the
menacing attitude Of the emir of Kano
a powerful Mohammedan ruler of Nj
geria who had placed a price on the
head of Captain Abadie, the British
resident at Zaria, capital of Zeg-Zeg,
in central Africa.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-15
FIRE OCCURS
AT TARENTUM, PA.
One Person Cremated, Two
Fatally Injured.
SEVEN BUILDINGS ARE BURNED.

Many Persons Were More or Less Sc
riously Injured by Jumping From
Wlndows-Fire Caused by Overpres
sure of Natural Gas.
Pittsburg, Feb. 14.-One person was
cremated, two fatally hurt, two Others
seriously injured and seven buildings
totally destroyed in a fire which visit
ed Tarentum, Pa, a village II miles
north of here, early today
The names of the victims are:
Ray Craig. aged IL years, cremated
while his father was trying to rescue
him.
Those injured are:
D. ]. Craig, burned about head, face,
hands and body; also hurt while jump
ing from second story window; win
die.
Mrs. J. D. Craig, inhaled smoke and
flames and injured by jumping from
window; will recover.
Hope Craig, aged years, daughter
Of the Craigs, burned about face and
body; also skull crushed by falling
from second story window; will die.
Sherley Craig, daughter, aged 10
years, burned about face and body,
right arm and leg broken by jumping
from a window; may die
The fire had it's origin in the Craig
residence, which stands in about the
middle Of block of frame houses on
Sixth avenue. Each of the houses
had a floor occupied as a store, the
living rooms being above and in the
rear. When the Craig family was
awakened the only escape was by
the second story windows. Mrs.
Craig dropped the girls from the win
dows, while her husband tried to res
cue his son, but before he could reach
the boy, the entire house was envelop-
ed in flames, and the parents were
forced to abandon him and jump for
their lives. The fire was caused by
an overpressure of natural gas. The
property loss Is about $4,000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-15
DOUBLE CRIME SUSPECTED.
Negro Wanted To Marry-AlIeue a. a.
Former Wife Disappears.

Negro Wanted To Marry-AlIeue u
Former Wife Disappears. !srta
Columbus, Ca, Feb. 14.-Tlnos c. ~,
police are searching for a negro nameu
Clark Which, who is wanted on g very
serious charge.
1t seems that Wilch's marrige to a
negro woman was scheduled for last
night, but was deferred for the reason
that objection was entered by another
negro woman, who claimed to be
WiIch's wife, and who appeared on the
scene with a child which she said was
Wilch's.
Today the woman and her child dis.
appeared. The officers are suspicious
of foul play, and circumstances indi.
cate that perhaps a double murder was
committed. Search is being made for
the woman and child, as well as the
man.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-15
HOWLING BLIZZARD
SWEPT WYOMING
Mercury Tumbles to 25 De-
grees Below.
HEAVIEST SNOW EVER KNOWN.
In Some Places the Fall Is Twenty Feet
Deep-Stockmen Apprehensive Of
Great Loss Among Sheep and Cattle
on Account of Cold.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 1.-THE bliz-
zard which has been raging over south
ern Wyoming for the past three days
is over, but has been followed by
weather so intensely cold that stock
raisers, especially sheepmen, are very
apprehensive.
In Gillette it is reported that stock
men expect heavy losses due to the
severe cold. Since the storm passed
the mercury has fallen below zero all
over the state, and in some sections
has dropped as low as 25 degrees be-
low
In the neighborhood of Laramie, the
Northern Pacific is experiencing great
difficulty in operating trains, as the
snow has drifted badly. A report
from Dillon states that snow covers
the ground there in places to a depth
of 20 feet. 1t required one party 12
days to make a round trip of Is miles
with horses and sleds. The snowfall
is the heaviest in the recollection Of
the Oldest inhabitants.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-15
DISCIPLE OF MRS. NATION.
Miss Blanche Boise Smashes Windows
of Topeka Saloons, =

Topeka, Kans., Feb. 14.-Plateglass
window fronts of four of the finest
Kansas avenue saloons and two drug
stores were smashed in bits at an
early hour this morning with an Ak
in the hands Of Miss Blanche Boise
q disciple Of Mrs. Nation.
The smashing was done from the
sidewalk. The damage will amount
to hundreds of dollars.
Miss Boise achieved notority some
months ago by horsewhipping Mayor
Parker and was in raids in times
past with Mrs. Nation. She gave as
her excuse for her hatred of saloons
that liquor ruined her favorite broth
er. She was arrested and placed in
Jail
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-15
Six FIREMEN BADLY BURNED.
Natural Gas Explosion Follows Fire a

Natural Gas Explosion Follows Fire at
PIttsbura, Pa.
Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 14,-Six firemen
were badly burned early today In a
natural gas explosion following a small
fre in a Clark street dwelling.
The most seriously injured are:
Captain Fred Hutchinson and Lieu
tenant William F. Key. All will re-
cover.
The explosion partly wrecked the
building, entailing a loss of $1,000.
The fire originated from q leak in
the natural gas main.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-15
Will LMAKE DASH TO ARCTIC.
Seminole To Try and Rescue Ice-Im.
prIsoned Fishermen


prIsoned Fishermen
st. Johns, N. f., Feb. 14.-Sturte
want, the executive officer Of the Unit
ed States revenue cutter Seminole
which is endeavoring to reach the ice
bound American schooners, returned
to Channel Harbor from Bay island
last night and reported that the pros.
pect for the vessel reaching Bay island
was decidedly favorable. The Semi.
mole started at daylight this morning
to make dash, and hopes to cover the
run within ten hours.
1t is asserted here that the Seminole
is not suitable for ice work. Her hull
is pronounced to be too weak to con.
tend with ice two feet thick. The Of.
ficers of the revenue cutter, however,
are sanguine of success.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-15

Washington, Feb. 14.-In further ex
planation of the articles Of the proto
coils signed last night by Mr.. Bowen
and the representative of the allies
here, the following addendum was pre-.
pared and duly signed by all the nego
tiators this morning:
"Our Interpretation of the protocols
Is that the 80 per cent of the total in
come of the customs receipts of La
Guayra and Puerto Cabello, shall be-
gin to be set apart on the first day OF
March, 1903, and continue to be set
apart throughout the said month, and
that the first payment will be due not
the first of March, but the first OF
April, 1903. (Signed) Herbert Bow.
en-, Michael Herbert, E. Mayor Des
Frances, H. Sternberg."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-15
Another Oil ousher Opened,

Knoxville, Tenn, Feb. IA special
to The Sentinel from jamestown.
Tenn, says an oil well, flowing at the
rate of 100 barrels daily, was brought
in near there yesterday The well
is said to be the best yet discovered
in that section 1t is within miles
Of the famous Sunnybrook oil well
The oil is of a pure color, and is con
stdeced high grade
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-15
Schooner Capsized; Three Drowned

VT y N1'l1S'@NN1 7 TITO DTOWne0.
Washington, N. c., Feb. 14.-During
the heavy gale of Thursday night the
schooner Nance was capsized in Swan
Quarter bay. Captain Robert West.
colt, master, and two white men, were
drowned. Reports are conflicting,
but one rumor is that five negroes,
also of the boats crew, were drowned.
The same evening in Pamilco river.
off Fork Point, miles distant from
the city, the schooner Father and Son
was sunk. The crew, two in number,
were saved.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-15
Was Son Of Prominent Edition

Chicago, Feb. 14.-Superintendent
Martin G. Russell, who was killed by
escaping gas in the plant of the North.
western Gas Light ana Coke company
at Blue Island last night, was son
of the late Martin J. Russell, of the
Chicago Chronicle, well known news.
paper man. He was 25 years old
and had been ii charge of the gas
plant for the last six months.
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Renker Sentenced 70 pau Elm.

New York, Feb 14.-Judge Thomas
is in the United States criminal court
today sentenced William s. Kimball
former president of the Seventh Ma.
tional bank, to pay fine of $4,000 for
conviction of over certifcation OF
checks drawn by H. Marquand & Co.
II. NJ. Rose, the former paying teller
of the same bank, had sentence sus-
pended. The fine was paid by Kim.
ball
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"W1LL LIVE 100 YEARS."
Remarkable Vitality of Pope Leo-Tru
ly a Phenomenon.


ly Phenomenon.
New York, Feb 14.-The TagbIatt
publishes a most remarkable inter.
view, which its Rome correspondent
had with the pope's physician, Profes-
sor Mazzoni, regarding his holiness
health, says The HeraId's Berlin CORE
spondent.
What, the pope ill?" laughed the
professor. He is so well that we
might envy him. Except for slight
hoarseness, which was easily cured,
nothing has allied Leo XIII these last
two years.
'He is truly a phenomenon. He
grows older in years, but, paradoxical
as it may seem, he appears to gain in
vigor each year. Mark my words,
the pope will live to be a hundred
years old and longer, and even then
he will enjoy life as he does today.
Really, one can hardly believe that
Leo XIII should ever die"