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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30
COHYOCatOTia DemOCrdtlCa.

Una convention de los votantes demo
craticos del Territorio dc Nuevo M6xi
co es por esta llamadG d reunirse en- Las
Vegas, Nuevo Mexico, las 10 do la
manana del Jueyes % de Agosto, 1904,
para el fin dc deslgnas nn candidate pa
ra delegado para que representa- Mueyo
Mexico en- el Congreso 81 de los Estados
Unidos.
Los electores democratioos de NuoYo
Mexico, y todos los que cream en- los
principles de politiCa. a.segun anuneiados
en- el plataforma adoptado por la con.
venoion nacional del partido democratic
comenzada y tenida en- la ciudad dc San
Luis, Mo ell dia dc Julio, de 1901, y
todos. los que croaH n5cesaria la reforma
en- los asuntos territoriales segun son
ah0ra administrators y todos aquellos
que cream que los oticiales son solamen-
to los sirvientes y no los amos del pue.
bio, estan respetu0sa y cordial
mente invitados 4 unirse bajo esta LA
mada para tomar parte en- el escogi-
miento de delegados dicha convention
que sera tenida en- Las Vegas, como an
tes dicho.
Los varies condados del territorio es.
taran ntitulados representation do de.
legados en- Ia dicha convention, como
sigue
Rernalillo, s. Chavez, s Colfax, II;
Doha Ana, 8 Eddy, s. Grant, o. Leon
ard Wood, 8; Lincoln, 7 Luna, 3 Nc
Kinley, 2; Mora l0i Rio Arriba, 9;
Roosevelt, 2 sandoval, 2 San Juan, a;
San Miguel 20i Santa Fe, l2 Sierra, q;
Socorro TO- Taos, 81 Torrance, 2i
Union, 8; Valencia, 2.
Los miembrOs del comit6 del conda'
do, 8 los miembros del comit6 del terri
torio donde no haya comit6 de condado
son por esta ordenados dc designar el
lugar, fecha y hora para tener las jun
tas primarias de clio dardn ayiao con
4 10 menos diez dias do anticipation en-
algun peri6dico publicado en- 81 conda
do, y haran que sean tijados avisos en-
10 menOs euatro lugares pdblicos EN- ca
da precinto, anunoiando la fecha do La
iunta primaria dc preointo y Ia fooha dC
| Ia convention dc condado, el nombre
del presidente de precinto, el lugar, Ia
fecha, Y la hora en- que las primariai
seran tenidas,
Los presidentes y secretaries de las
convenciones de condado estdn por esta
ordenados de mandar ana verdadera
| lista de los nombres do tales delegados y
suplentos quo sean elegidos para asistii
4 la convention territorial, al secretario
del comit6 central de Nuevo Mexico
por el siguiente correo despues de ha'
ber tenido tai convention, dirigi6ndole
la misma 6l a Santa Fe, Nueyo Me.
| xieo.
Ademas SO da ayiso que habra junta
del comite central del territorio, d las
de la malana, el Jueves, 70 de Agosto,
en- Las Vegas, en- ouya junta SO espera
est6n presentes todos los miembros del
comite.
w. s. HopEwELL,
Pie. del @. O. D. de N. NJ.
N. B. LAUGHLrN,
s. del @. @. d. de N M,
Fechada en- Santa Fe, n, NJ. el 22 dc
Julio 1904
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30
La Convention Democratic.

Segun verau nuestros amigos
Dem6cratas del condado de San
Miguel va ha sido dada la con-
vocatoria para la convention Te-
rritorial que debera reunirse en-
Las Vegas el dia Is de Agosto.
Deseamos, por 10 tanto adyer-
tir d los Democratas del condado,
que no obstante la excomunion
de los sismistas desorganizado-
res su accion de ninguna manera
descalihca nj inhabilita & la Co
mission Central Democratica del
Condado de la que es Presidente
Don Julian Sandoval y secreta-
rio Don Catarino Romero, y que
la conyocatoria Democratica sera
expedida por ellos.
Esta advertencia la hacemos,
no por que dudemos en- 10 mas
miuimo del buen iuicio y patrio.
tismo de los Dem6cratas del Con-
dado, sino por que creemos pro-
pio que tengan infcrmacior del
asunto, y den el repudio que me-
recen los sismdticos de Panchi-
to.
Tambien tenemos gusto de
anunciar que el Hon. Dionisio
Martinez q quien los insurgentes
pusieron como miembro de su CO..
mission Central no ha aceptado ell
piesto, sino que permanecera fir
me en- la organization regular,
subieto como buen y verdadero
dem6crata 4 la voluntad de la
mayoria.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30
La HueIga de los CarnlCeTOS.

ST los carniceros locales en- el
territorio de aqui mafana SUI
ben el precio de la carne a las nu-
bes y 10 de1an fuera del alcance
de los bolsillos de los pobres, no
vayan a pensar, caros lectores,
que estamos sometidos a los rigo-
res de una plaza sitiada, puesto
que no hay guerra, nj mucho me-
nos que estamos en- plena cuares-
ma. La alza, 81 ocurre, como es-
ia sucediendo en- el oriente, sera
debido a la huelga de los carni-
ceros de los estados y algunos de
sus aliados que han deiado ell tra-
ba 10 en- varias ciudades grandes
del Este y dicho a los propieta-
rios que 81 quieren carne tendran
que matarla ellos mismos, por-
que 10 que es ellos, (los huelguis-
tas) no 10 haran mientras no Sc
les comedian sus demandas de
aumento de jornal por sus servi-
clos. El n1mero de huelguistas
es de cosa de sesenta mil.
En- las ciudades grandes, como
Chicago, va han ocurrido albo-
rotos y en- ellos ha habido des-
gracias que lamentar, 4 conse-
cuencia de la huelga. Eutre
los huelguistas Sc cuentan algu-
mas uniones de mnieres, de las
que trabajaban en- las fabricas
donde Sc empaca carne. I'm CRU
po de estas huelguistas el otro
dia Sc impacientaron tanto con
la conducta de una de sus CANA
radas que no guerra deiar el tra-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30
IOCante a las FsCucIas de lndlOs.

El departamento del Interior
en- Washington ha diotaminado
recieutemente en- ell asunto de
Escuelas para Iudios en- este Te-
rritorio, que a diehas escuelas po-
dram asistir los nifios mexicanos
cuyos padres estableScan por me
dio de iuramento que sus hiios
tienen sangre india en- sus vepas
y que esa saugre india proviene
de alguna de las tribus pertene-
necientes al territorio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30
Guerra RuSO- JapOHeSa.

Los siguientes son los despa-
chos mas importantes tocante a
la guerra Ruso-Japonesa;
New Chwang, Julio Is. Aver
Sc libr6 una batalla al oriente de
TIA Tche kiao que result6 en- Ell
rechazamiento de los Rusos. Sc
cree que Sc les obligara a retirar-
sc 4 Liao Yang.
Mukden, Julio % Los tilti"
mos iuformes recibidos aqui son
que los Rusos con cosa de Glen
caiones en- accion en- la batalla
que Sc libr6 en- Ia Tche Kiao
causaron tremeudas perdidas a
los Japoneses y les destruyeron
muchos de sus canones. El ata-
que iapones al centro de la posi-
cion Rusa fue rechazado pero los
Rusos tuvieron que retirarse y
ocupar los altos, cinco millas al
al norte de Ia Tche Kiao. Este
movimiento fue efectuado en-
buen 6rden.
Otro despacho enviado de To-
kio y fechado el n anuncia que
las perdidas de los Japoneses en-
la batalla de Ia Tche Kiao, y
en- la cual obligaron 4 los Rusos
4 abandonar sus posiciones, as
cerdieron q ochocientos muertos.
Toxic, Julio 2S. Los Rusos
abandonaron Ia Tche Kiao el Is
de Julio, retirandose ante el
avance del eiercito del General
Ol1u. Los Rusos aplicaron la an
torcha q Ia Tche Kiao y plazas
circunvecinas. La ala izquierda
de Hos Japoueses ha ocupado
Yinkow.
Los dltimos despachos recibi-
dos aver del teatro de la guerra
| lhablan con insistencia de que las
perdidas de los Japoneses en- la
batalla EN- ia Tche Kiao, de la
cual hablamos en- otros parrafos,
| fue de 5000 hombres Y las de los
| Rusos de 700. Tambien sc reci-
bio aver otro despacho anuncian-
do la toma de Puerto Arturo por
los Japoneses, pero 4 costa de mu-
chas vidas.
i
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30
Curara el DOlOr de ESt0maqO en-
5 Mlnni0S

ESQ es iustameute 10 que hara
ell Mata Dolor. Tened en- la casa
una botella para uso Immediate,
por que ahorrara horas de sufri-
miento. Tened cuidado que Ell
Botieario no os venda una imita-
ciou, por que la gran reputation
que goza Ell Perry Davis Ia iudu-
cido a muehos a poner imitacio-
ues que sc reclama que son tan
buenas pero Que no 10 son.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30
Como MargarltaS al paSO de Ia
Guadaia.

Las vidas de los ni1os son des-
truidas en- verano por el c6lera
inlantum. El ataque de la enfer-
medad es subito, pero su progre-
so a veces es terriblemente rapi-
do. Las madres que han dado a
sus niiios el Mata Dolor de Perry
Davis saben como este tratamien-
to ha conteuido la diarrea y los
v6mitos, y sacado del peligro al
pequeno enfermo. 25 y Scots.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30
All Pnhlieo.

Anunciamos oil pdblioo que el surtido
de joyeria y relojes que estamos reci.
biendo, para ell trato de los dias do fes
ia, es de 10 mas selecto que jamGs ha ST
do tFaido a Las Vegas Nuestrus pre-
clos, como siempre, son tan baratos que
no tienen competencia en- el Territorio.
Especialidad: Compostura de prendas Y
relojes. Los pedidos que vengan de
afuera, recibiran prouta y esmerada
atenclon. Dirijanse
LuJAN q LUCERo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30

baio, que la pesearon entire sus
uhas y la desgrenaron y rasguna-
ron tanto cue la dejaron inoono-
chile.
Esta huelga Sc cree cue durara
algun tempo y Sc teme acarree
serias conseoueucias para huel-
guistas, publico y propietarios.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30
Sc lie VOl6 Ia Pslara.

Rosendo Barela, de SibleY, de-
sea saber ell paradero de su cara
costilla, Loretta Trujillo, que Sc
le yol6 de su casa el % en- la no
che, sin saber 81 para d6nde. La
pareja tenia dos dias y una noche
de casadOs.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30
Los Mejores Precios en
DinerO Pagados por
Ajuares de Segunda
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30

CABALLO EXTRAvIADO,
Tengo en- mi poder un caballo
oscuro, no muy grande, con un
toston en- la frente. Tiene I'M
fierro en- la espaldilla que pareee
ser una f y una G.
Pedro Gallegos
Las Vegas n. NJ.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30

We guarantee the largest rircula-
aon OF any other seekiy puhufhei !
:, in heN Mexico aaa give uar post ;
once a. reference o. verify 10.
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1904-07-30

N. b. LAUGHLrN.
s. del @. @. d. de N M.
Fechada en- Santa Fe, n, NJ. el ~ de
Julio, 1904.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
BALTIC FLEETS CRUISE.
Cape Horn Route Not Chosen-The
Rumors of a Sea Fight.

St Petersburg. Oct. THE Admiralty con-
tinues without news of the reported sea fight OF
Port Arthur as well as OF the Toxic report OF
the wrecking and damaging OF Russian war
ships at Port Arthur by the Japanese land bat
teries. AS a part OF the squadron has been go
ling out occasionally 10 lombard the Japanese
land positions. the possibility that some OF the
Russian vessels may have been damaged by
the japanese fire is admitted.
The Admiralty officially announces that the
Baltic fleet will be ready to sail as soon as the
5attleship OreI and the cruisers OIeg. Zentchug
and Izumrud. which sailed from Cronstadt to-
day, arrive at Reval. The ice breaker Eruak
VIII accompany the fleet.
The Associated Press learns from an admiral
that the proposition to send the feet to the Far
East by way OF Cape Horn has been decided in
the negative.
The only reference made TO the reported sea
hght of Port Arthur is contained in a delayed
dispatch from Che-Foo which says that on the
night OF October the sound OF firing was heard
IN the direction Of Port Arthur. and that search
lights were seen to be working IN that vicinity.
Ambassador Mccormick. who has leave oS
absence to go 10 the United States on urgent
private business. left St Petersburg tonight.
Before going Mr.. Mccormick had an interview
with NJ. Martens. member OF the Admiralty
Appeal Court. The sessions OF this court will be
open 70 the public. except when communications
from foreign governments are TO 5e submitted
The decision is new departure tor Russia
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
HERRIck,s sPEAKINa TouR.

D. Cady Herrick. accompanied by Judge James
J. Farrer. returned last night to Albany where he
will devote the next few days to the preparation
Of his Buffalo speech. Mr.. Herrick says he will
refrain from attacking Governor Odell personally.
Mr. Herrick told State Chairman Cord Meyer and
William 5. Rode. chairman OF the bureau Of or
ganizat!on that il would not pay TO have Demo-
cratic speakers make charges against Governor
Odeu and Lieutenant Governor Higgins that could
be dls9roved. as that sort of tactics would cost
The Democrats the election.
Before leaving the city Judge Herrick called al
the Hotel Seville 10 say good by to Judge'Parker
He spent the greater part OF the day at the Ho6-
House headquarters OF the state committee;
He was clOseted with Chairman Cord meyer ana
Secretary John A Mason fer an hour, ana the toi-
owing assignments for speeches were Inade' SuT-
falo October ~. Rochester October l3. jamestown.
Chautauqua County, october H. he wiz Inen .1en, re-
turn 70 Albany, ard the following Monoay,
October Il. will come TO New-York 70 take part IN
the meeting the Madison Square Garcen- On
October . he viii speak the meeting 20 oe neId
by Tammany IN Crystal Palace. ana on SoVeIlper
he will speak Utica The dates for otE'er meet
lngs will be fXed later.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
WIREN'S SHIPS DAMAGED.
FOUR REPORTED STRUCK.
One Wrecked. Toxic Hears-Armies
Not Yet in ActiOn.

Toxic. Oct Tt is reported here that the FIRE
of the japanese land batteries severely dam
aged four Russian warships in the harbor OF
Port Arthur. 1t is stated that one Of the YES
sells was completely wrecked. No names OF the
ships are given.
The imperial headquarters issued report to-
day Of the recent Russian military movements
and skirmishes with the japanese south OF
Moukdeu as follows:
On October a few Of the enemy's cavalry ap-
preached the vicinity Of Ai-Yang- -Pien-AIen, but
our force drove them off.
The enemy, with a battalion OF infantry,
eleven squadrons OF cavalry and Ave guns. ad-
Vanced toward Sha-LiuhOtzu on October 1 and
retTeated toward Huang-Shan on October B. In
this direction there were only two or three OF
our sIuadrons Of cavalry. whose outpost lines
extended between Niao-Kou-Shan and Wang
Chla-Fen. The Russian infantry heading the
column wore Chinese costumes.
on October a small body Of the enemy at
tackled our pickets at Ptn-Tai-Tsu and the
Aoukden road and were repulsed. The enemy
left his dead and rifles behind All the enemy
wore Chinese clothing.
Four sqUadrons OF Russian cavalry came TO
ShU-Tsui-Tsu, on the Fu-Shan road, on October
%, and remained there until the morning OF Oc-
tOher 3
The enemy's cavalry patrols have been seen
south OF Wul-Chien and Lung -Kiao. but
they retreated north to Lutoa-Kou. leaving In
fantry patrols.
detachment Of the enemy's cavalry on Oc-
tober /, with three guns. advanced toward Shio-
Tai. and. taking up position at Tatai. fired on
our troops north Of Yentai.
The enemy posted at Changtan on the right
bank Of the Hun River. has retired. leaving
small force there.
There are TO troops Of the enemy in the neigh
bo-hood of Taotai-Tsu
A small force OF the enemy recently attacked
our outpost the left bank Of the Hun River,
but was driven back
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
WRECKED ON WAY FROM SIBERIA
The MineOla Said to Have Carried Supplies
for Russian Troops.

San Francisco. Oct THE Merchants Ex-
change has received cable dispatch from Lon
don stating that the steamer MIneola. Captain
Kirkwood. bound from Petropavlovsk. Siberia,
for this port. struck reef of the Tign bar on
September and became total wreck
The officers and crew were rescued and taken
to Hakodate. Japan. by the British warship
Algerine
The Mineola sailed from San Francisco on
July with a cargo OF general merchandise for
Petropavlovsl. At the time Of her departure IL
was intimated that she was carrying supplies
destined for the use OF Russian troops IN the
field The vessel was on her return trip when
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
KUROPATKIN SAID TO BE I'LL.
a vladivostok Report-The Rossia's In
juries-Port Arthur Battle Doubted.

juries-Port Arthur Battle Doubted.
Tsing-Chau. Oct THE German steamer
Progress. which left here twenty-six DAYS ago
with a general cargo consigned to Vladivostok
returned from that port to-day. and reported
that she found it easy to elude the Japanese
ships in that vicinity. a number OF large ships
have been there recently. with stores Of coal and
ammunition Vladivostok is quiet, and the Rus
slams seem depressed over their reverses
The town IS belng heavily fortified. the har-
hor is being mined. and repairing OF the damaged
ships is going on. II is believed that IL will be
impossible to put the aruaored cruiser I;ossia
in a seaworthy condition
Il is stated in Vladivostok that General Euro-
patkin has heen very i'll and unable 10 COM
nand personally his army since the battle OF
Liao-Yong.
Russian officers at Tsing-Chau are responsible
for the statement that ammunition and suns
from the protected cruiser Diana have reached
Port Arthur from Saigon. The Germans do not
believe this story.
The Russians are in constant communication
with Port Arthur. 1t is alleged. by wire ess mes
sages sent Che-Foo, though it is also said that
junks carry the messages. 1t is believed that
the expected dash Of the Port Arthur fleet has
been frustrated by the heavy storms which have
prevailed this week.
The British collier Howick Hall Is here dis
charging a cargo OF coal to the German ship
Emma which is expected to make an attempt
to reach Port Arthur IN few days.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
PoRTUGUEsE pEFEAT I'M AFRICA.

Lisbon. Oct. I'm the Chamber OF DEPUTIES to-
day the Minister OF Marine made detailed state
rnent Of the recent lighting in Portuguese South
east Africa where a force Of Portuguese. operating
against The CuaEhamas. were ambushed oy tribes
men as they were crossing the Cunene River. The
Minister SAID that when the attack made the
defaobn1eut formed in a square. which sub
iected 10 a heavy lre. and at one time had to de-
fend itsflf with bayonets The square not
broken hut the Irregular troops became panic
stricke1 and we're thrown into confusion. hand
to-hend condict. assegal against bayonet. was the
principal feature OF me engagement ReinforcS-
ments sent TO the RELIEF o. the detaehment enly 9sy
coYnmaTder OF the detachment recrossed the Gu
ne1e ri,-ar with his forces and returned 70 Humble
sgheTe he row is safe. h2gta@ sustained further
-OsseA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

she was wrecked She was a steel screw
steamer of 1892 tons built in 1887 Sunder-
land, England. and was owned by the Pacific
Improvement Company. Of this city. She was
2S4 feet long. 37.7 feet beam and 1871 fAa+ dae0
The vessel valued at between ds5,OO and
$4,000 and insured for S1l0000- The cargo was
the property OF the Kamchatka Commercial and
Improvement Company, Of Russia
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
LAwLEssNESs IN MOROCCO.
The Sultan Powerless-Tr;bes Refuse to Pay
Levies-Oficials Getting Rich.

London Oct. s-"The Times's' Tangier CORE
spondent in Dispatch published to-day. desert, es
the growth of anarchy throughout Morocco. The
tribes the correspondent says refrain from open
rebellion only because there Is nobody against
whom to rebel as the Sutan's authority does not
exist except inside the Ali attempts to col
let tribal evies and recruit have failed.
The SULTAN remains at Fee. with only few hun
dred III paid, lawless soldiers. Moorish officials
evervvvhere the dispatch adds, taking adVan-
tage of the situation 10 anass money. and the
CIovernor Cf Tangler is already .ousiy GOmpro-
missed IN affairs with several Of the legations.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
REPUBLICAN-DEMOCRAT.
Court Orders These Words to Follow Name
Of Minnesota Candidate.

ST. Paul, Oct THE Supreme Court issued an
order 10 Secretary OF State Hanson to-day direct
ing that the words Republican-Democrat" be
aced after the name OF Calvin l. Brown caudi-
date for Supreme judge The Democrats, az the
State convention. 'Ddorsed the candidacy or Judge
Brown named o. the Republicans for the Su
preme bench. Then they sought 20 have the word
Democrat" added 70 his on the state ballot
bur the State Secretary refused TO do this APP
plicauon made 10 the Supreme Court with
fna 0sad
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
TIEN-TsIN's NEW TAoTAL

Peking. Oct. Z-AH edict issued to-day appoints
ILans Tuyen as Taotai Of Ten-Tsin to succeed
Tang Shao Ai. who Is going to Lhassa- Lang
TIlyen was educated az Yale He IS well couver-
SAINT with foreign affairs. and Il is generally con-
siasrsd that his selection Is a good one Lang
Tuyen has Ior q tqns tlEre been couddeutial Sec
retary Of ChanS Chi IunS. the yiceroy OF HanAow-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
GALE CONTINUES OFF PORT ARTHUR
Communication Still Prevented Between the
Peninsula and Che-Foo.

London. Oct. S.-"The Daily Telegraphs' Che
Foo correspondent under date OF October
says that the gale is still raging, preventing
communication with Port Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
ROOT TO SPEAK TONIGHT.
&c VIII Also Make an Address at Mass
Meeting on October Is.

Elihu Root viii speak at the reception Of the
Republican Club for the nominees on the Re
publican State ticket at the clubhouse this even
ing. and also al the mass meeting 10 be held
under the auspices Of the Republican Club al
Madison Square Garden on Wednesday evening.
October 10
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
JUDGE HERRIcK REACHES ALBANY.

Albany. Oct Judge Herrick returned nome
from New-York at $50 O'Clock this evening He
was met at the station by a number OF friends
In discussing the situation he said that after
viewing conditions from New-York he was con-
vinced that il the election held tomorrow,
NeW-York State would go for Parker Judge Her
rick will remain here until he go Buffalo on
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
A BRITISH STEAMER SEIZED.
The sishan, with Provisions for Fortress, Re
ported Taken BY Japanese.

Shanghai. Oct. THE British steamer sishan
from Hong Kong, has been seized by the Jap
anese of New-Chwang. She carried a cargo OF
cattle and -four. intended for Port Arthur.
The sishan is a steel screw steamer OF 1851 tons.
and is owned by Thomas ". Richardson. of Lon
don.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

him cid not know how he stood on this question.
Governor Hill did not know. Sheehan did not know
Parker did not know. Oaughter)
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
wEsTcHEsTER DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

IVES ICHES EH OEmOSHA TIC tlGNG''
The Democrats OF Westchester County yesterday
made the following Assembly nominations. Ist
District. Stephen Van TaSsell, OF Mount Vernon
lid District Edmund G. Sutherland. OF White
Plains and Hid District. Thomas ]. Powers. Jr..
~ Peekskll
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
Reduced Toll Rates
Schedules in Telephone Directory

now being delivered In the territory served by the two cOmpa
comprising New York City ard vicinity, there are
New-York tribune., 1904-10-08
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