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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
FERRAL PLEADS
FOR MURDERER
Assistant District Attorney
Says That William Buck
ley Is an Innocent Man

The unusual spectacle Of an Assist
ant District Attorney making an i'm
passioned plea on behalf of a convicted
murderer was witnessed in Judge Law
lor's court yesterday. The murderer
was William Buckley. He was con-
victed of shooting and killing George
w. Rice, a non-union machinist, at
Twentieth and Howard streets on Oc-
tober IL, 1901, during the strike of
the iron workers. He was sentenced to
be hanged, but an appeal was taken
to the Supreme Court for new trial,
which was denied about a month ago.
Attorneys Ferral and Murphy repre-
sented Buckley at the trial and a few
months later Ferral was appointed AS
sistant District Attorney. When Buck
ley appeared before Judge Lawlor for
resentence yesterday Ferral, in the
capacity of his counsel, made the i'm
passioned plea on his behalf.
1T would be judicial murder, il
would be monstrous," said Ferral, "to
send this man to the gallows, as he is
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
OFFICERS RAID
UNHAPPY HOME
Besotted Couple Taken From
House in the Mission and
Lodged in the City Prison

Herman Tiegel, his wife, Fannie, and
their three minor children were re-
moved from their wretched abode at
110 Twenty-ninth street last night by
Policemen Gallagher and Young and
Secretary White of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Children. The
two older children, boys aged seven
and ten years, respectively, were taken
to the Youths Directory, while the
father, mother and child aged about
two and half years were takea to
the City Prison, where the parents
were locked up on a charge Of cruelty
to children, and the child was placed
in the care Of the matron.
Tiegel is stair builder and earns 81
a day, but is a drunkard and his wife
is also addicted to liquor. The cottage
they have occupied is too filthy for
habitation. There was hardly whole
piece of furniture in the house and the
woman's apparel consisted of badly
torn nightgown. She would make fire.
Quent visits to neighboring saloons In
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
JeWeIrY

Hnd rUhy It's ImpoTt0st yoss
should think of HGISs this
sOeek If yoss are thinking of
hdtbins or cuff buttons or any
of those little jezvelry needf,sls.
We have taken several short lines
and made new prices They viii make
big stir tomorrow.
10c Set for Combination Kat Pin and
Shirt Waist Set-6 pieces, gold IN
tsh- They're those fiat-faced sets
that are so stylish now.
&C DR.. for Silver Link Gun Buttons
They were 25c. assorted patterns,
all good. all at &c.
1oc for Sterling Plated BraceIsSS-
The Olga Nethersole kind. with q
heart attached. loo.
Belt Pins, 25c-That were SOC; one OF
those swell sphinx heads. with a
chain dangle. oxidized finish.
Coin Jio1der, 25o-Attached to long
chain, in gun metal finish, the
latest fad In Paris.
Chatelaine Sho~ping Tablet. 25c-Has
pencil attached. oxtdiZed.
Sash or Belt Pins, 25c-In oxidized
or silver gray finish, assorted de-
signs.
Kat Brushes. 25c-Black ebonoid:
also clothes brushes. bonnet
brushes and hand mirrors; all sterl-
Ing silver mounted; all at ESQ each.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
7 MERCHANDISING EVENT
$500 Go-Carts at So. 95

Il Business .StimHldtOr From
the Third Floor This Week.
That brings you a chance to get
a go-cart better than you expect
ed, yet for less than you expected
to pay.
1t will fold up and can be carried
eaStly-adjustable to two posi-
tiOns. Has a veneered maple PACK
and sides. wheels OF heavy steer.
with rubber tires. Instead OF
S4.0o-pay S2.s5.
When we buy go-carts we buy
to get the best possible-buy
enough to get them at lower prices
than they are made to sell at. Six
store quantities tell.
When we make values we don't
go at it half-heartedly. 1t pays TO
lose money at times to win new
friends and bind old ones closer.
Other go-cart extras:
Folding Go-Cart, S2.75-With perfor-
ated back. wooden arm rests. green
enameled gear, good strong springs;
can be folded up and taken on the
cars. ea.75.
Reclining Go-Cars. s1o.oo-Of reed
with closely woven sides, swell
front. can be adjusted 20 any posi-
tion. nicely upholstered cushion OF
India cloth, parasol with deep ruff
fe; new automobile gear, enameled
green, with heavy rubber tire
wheels and foot brake. $1,000.
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this attire to purchase liquor. The
children are said to have been totally
neglected.
Mrs Tiegel has a daughter by for
mer marriage, but at the tender age of
fifteen she ran away and married, as
life with her mother and stepfather
proved to be unbearable. Tiegel and
his wife were under the influence Of
liquor when arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
Veterans Will Miss the Band.

YOUNTNILLE. July 16.-For want
Of available funds due to closing the
canteen at the Veterans Home the
band has been dispensed with. At re-
treat last evening the veterans turned
out and gave the band a farewell ova-
ton. Aud Lang Syne" and Home.
Sweet Home" were played and there
were tears IN many eyes as the musi-
clans stepped down from the band
stand for the last time.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

insertions in ever so many pretty de-
signs, u and in. wide.
AT I5c: worth 25c and $50.
$500 yards beautiful swiss cambric
and nainsook embroideries, from
dainty edgings " in. wide to wide
founces Is in. wide, blind stitch,
teneriffe and beading effects for cor
set covers.
At 25c: worth 4oc and soc yard.
$500 yards handsome designs in
swiss and nainsook embroideries-
edgings In. wide, wide fiouncings
Is in. wide for skirts and beading
effects for corset covers, blind stitch
and openwork effects.
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At SOC Each
Well Make You
A Skirt Free

We will make skirts free again
this week if you buy the materials
and findings.
No additional cost to you.
Scores of women can testify as to
the economy in buying skirts this
way; the splendid manner in which
they are made, how perfectly they fit
and hang.
We have an expert man tailor who
does the work. You can get fur
ther information at the dress goods
counter
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
Boys Shirts 42c
10 RegNLn 6sc ValneS.

F0T regular o5c VdfheS.
It's a grouping of several broken
lines, including sizes 215 to IA.
They're golf shirts, nobby little
styles in good madras and percales.
smart patterns in light, medium and
dark effects. Some have collars and
cuffs attached; others have them sep
arate-shirts every little fellow will
be proud to wear-shirts every
mother should be glad to get at to-
mcrrow's price. 42c instead of Csc.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
CIR AZY CONVICT
ASKS FREEDOM
John Wilson, Serving Term
of Forty Years for Rob
berry, Wants His Release
DROPS NOTE FROM CELL
1t Is Picked Up by a Resi-
dent of This City, Who
Happened to Be Passing

John Wilson, alias Shy Red" alias
sToughy," one OF the most desperate
criminals ever confined in Folsom
penitertiary. Is anxious to secure the
services Of an attorney to obtain his
freedom on the plea that he has bean
Illegally deprived Of his liberty. On
March is last he was sent from the
penitentiary to the State Hospital for
the Insane at Stockton. His desire
for q release was made known By a
note he dropped from the window OF
his cell a few days ago, which was
picked up by William Hynes. resi-
dent OF this city. who happened TO be
passing the window at the time.
CONTENTS OF THE NOTE.
The note reads as follows:
ITO the finder: Stockton State Hos
pital. Please inform an attorney at
law that wish to engage an attorney
and that I can obtain money to defray
expenses II services are rendered. 1
have a clear case that am not either
legally confined here or legally treat
ed or humanely treated while here.
Let him ask for John Wilson or Chi
Wilson, ward 8. Please don't let the
hospital officials get wise to this note
and oblige. I will pay for legal ser
vices on another question pertaining
TO a conviction OF crime and impris-
onment that is illegal"
WILSON'S RECORD.
Wilson and John Smith were con-
victed in Judge Wailace's court on
March 4, 1895. on two charges OF rob-
berry and on March were both SEN
fenced to serve twenty years in Fol-
som penitentiary on each charge,
forty years each. They and William
Fraser held UP and robbed ]. H. Witte
OF 1900 Bush street on the night of
January II, 1895, and r. c. Morton of
6O2 Central avenue the following
night. Each robbery was accom-
panied by violence. At that time Will
son was II years Of age. Smith 19
and Fraser Is. Fraser was tried first
end convicted. but on February 25,
while in the City Hall on his way to
court to be sentenced, he escaped from
the deputy sheriff who had him in
charge and has not been heard of
since. Smith, after being convicted on
the first charge. pleaded guilty to the
second. They were a bad trio and
were suspected of other robberies.
On May 1s, 1893, wilson's case was
brought TO the attention of the Pris-
on Directors by the Warden, recon-
mending that he be sentenced to SOL
3tary confinement for the balance of
his term. Wilson, the Warden said,
was one Of the most dangerous con-
victs in the penitentiary. He had
broken every one Of the prison regu-
lations, losing all of his credits. He
had been punished seventeen times
and had been 443 days in solitary con-
fnement. The previous March he had
attempted 10 murder another convict.
The directors agreed to comply with
the Warden's recommendation.
Wilson began to show signs of men
tai alteration and on March Is last
he was taken from the penitentiary to
the State Hospital for the Insane at
Stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

New Pongees, 75c yard.
2s in. wide. natural color, with a
splendid luster; will make a beau
tiful waist or suit 75c yd.
Lining Silk, 45c yard.
All colors and black, 10 In. wide.
Well guarantee its wear. It's a
better lining silk than you will
pay more for usually.
Brocaded Jap silk, 7oc yard.
It's white, "a in. wide; women are
using it for fancy waists. We
haven't seen a silk that makes up
more prettily. zoe yd.
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&c Stockings at lac pair.

25c Stockings at lac pair.
Imported colored cotton hose;
blue. red and purple grounds, with
black stripes running around !;
sizes 8 to 10; regular 25c quality.
soc Stockings at 23c pair.
Imported fancy Isle thread stock
ings, Richelieu ribbed, with dou-
BILE soles. high spliced heels, gun
metal shades in gray, also light
grounds, with dark stripes; sizes
to 10. 23c pair.
soc Stockings at 35c pair.
Imported all-over lace Isle, with
double soles, high spliced heels;
sizes to 10; regular soc quality.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

has decided to put up at one Of the
fashionable hotels, where she means
to entertain largely for the whole OF
the season. Mrs. Bell has succeeded
in finding a house to suit her wants
and she has moved into Chesham
place.
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&c: worth sc and TIC.
Cambria and swiss embroideries in
dainty edgings, / to 31a in; inser-
tions, 1 to / u in; headings, l in.
wide.
At SC: worth Ioc and r21Ac.
Fine cambria, nainsook and swiss
edgings, l ~ to in. wide; insertions,
1 to l u in; headings and galloons
1 in, wide; scores of dainty designs
in open and blind stitch effects.
At Ioc: worth I5c and zoe.
Cambria and swiss embroideries. in
dainty patterns, to 61z in. wide;
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
williams Dies From ELS In,ur,-..

SAN BERNARDNo. July Ia
Henry Williams. who was found in
Jured at a spring IN FredsIba, disd
there yesterday afternoon II was
learned that while williams was bend
ing over filing a canteen from the
spring a heavy limb toppled over on
him. crushing in his skull and innict-
ing internal injuries.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

Gold-yielding quartz has been dis
covered in the Carpathian Mountains,
near Madam. The production at pres
ent is about thirty-four grains to the
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

Belt values to astonish you.
All the seasons present most
desirable styles; all perfect.
Hale's helps one of the big
gest Eastern makers clean
up all his end-of-the-season
lines. It's a big lot. Not
too much for Hale's at the
prices we offered him. The
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

If a man is only attentive to his wife
in public she is Willing to overlook a
lot Of private neglect.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
Remnants VeIOurs

Figured art velours.
So we can sell them at one
third less than regular price.
At SOC Each
The lengths were too short for
his purpose, but they're long
enough for chair or furniture COW
erings, many of them "a inches
square; will make splendid pill
low tops or coverings for chairs;
all splendid quality, all pretty
patterns, all good colorings.
Scarcely a house that can't use
some of them to advantage. even if
they were higher priced. They can
use them TO greater advantage now.
with them all at SOC.
Some lengths about 2 yards long,
at S5c and 95c.
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15c Writing Paper

= UO"FIIFOIE UFU'J = IFOOIIs-
monty Priced.
Some of it in the soft satin hn-
ish, some in that rougher cloth
like effect they call linen, all splen-
did paper for women's CORE
spondcnce.
All with an air and style you
wouldn't expect TO get at 15c. That's
the reason it will make such a stir
tomorrow. Comes in cream and
colors. New shaped envelopes. Co
lonial vellum, sovereign victory and
Vienna crystal, all at 15c box.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
SUSPECT SETS FIRE
TO JAIL TO ESCAPE
Man Thought TO Be Convict Fahey
Starts Blaze in the Detention
House at Reno.

RENO, New, July ia man who
IS supposed to be Fahey, one of the
convicts who escaped at the time of
the Folsom prison outbreak, was ar
rested here tonight and lodged in
Jail pending an investigation. A few
hours later he set fire to the Jail in
the hope of escaping, and narrowly
escaped suffocation.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

White Jap silk, 3oc yard.
It's q In. wide. splendid quality
heavier weights s5c. 400 and soa
Foulard Silks, 35c yard.
For 7So and $50 printed fouia.ds
"a IN. wide. every BIT silk
Black Taffeta, 45c yard
~ IN wide. a rich deep black. WIN,
luster and rustic you wiz be sur
prtsed at.
Black peau de Sole, 6oc yard.
For splendid vslvety O0a ~ In
wide.
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Just 100 dozen of them.

It's the bedding bargain of the
day. When you see how good
they are, with not a bit of filing,
you will say it's the best value
you have seen in a long while.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
EmbrOiderieS
4 price and less than Il
price.

sands OF yards of fresh pieces opened for the first
time.
It's the values that most surprising Even with big buying
such prices don't usually 1t wasn't big buying only that
was back Of this deal 1t necessity that forced dealer oclose
The bargains than usual Women know what that
create tumult this time.
Even low prices look here you the
to gather the full meaning and prepared share em
for here are
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

opportunity Of selling all his Belts too much for
him to let slip by Now they here for you the biggest Belt
bargains
n
oxdized
three?
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
1000 Yards at 1C Yard

Cambria edging of swidi
wide We don't them
thousand will melt quickly
late. Sweetser-Pembrook sale price, yard.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

Wamsutta Muslin, Ioc yard.
Yard wide. less than we would have
to pay for II ordinarily. We don't
need to tell you the strength Of the
values.
Pillow Cases, IOc:
For a 121zc quality: 11c for IBo
quality; bleached; size 45x36.
Bleached Muslin, 71zc yard.
Yard wide. soft finish. 10c quality.
Wool Blankets, SAYS pair.
40 pairs white wool blankets, for
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
Waists at Csc

Of white with tucked yoke lace insertion the edge of
also lace
and top of sleeve and tucked collar with tab.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

25c Stockings at I8c pair.
1900 pairs in this one lot; plain
black cotton, and see how good
they are and how well made, with
double soles and high spliced heels,
fine gauge, extra long and elastic;
every size from to 10; extra
value at Csc. Sweetser-Pembrook
sale price, 1sc pair.
z5c Stockings at I5c pair.
Imported Hermsdorf black cotton,
with double soles, high spliced
heels, Rembrandt ribbed down to
the toe sizes to 10; regular
price, Csc.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

Il manufacturer Of piano
and table soar1S sends as all
his
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
Waists at S1.5O

An outpouring of unusual val
ues that will start the third
Sweetser-Pembrook week off
with a rush.
For they're the very enlbroid-
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

In browns, blues, greens and gun
metal shades, plain and changeable
effects, pretty patterns, in stripes and
little dots. 5000 yards Of Il, out first
time tomorrow.
1t will make swell waists or shirt
waist suits. If big maker In the
East had managed better he wouldn't
have gone into bankruptcy and these
silks would be 75c and sSe instead
of exc.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

double bed. weigh 5 lbs, good deecv
ones, regular $3.50 value.
Bed Pillows, o5c each.
Size 21x27 IN. weigh 8 lbs. covered
with striped ticking. regular S1.25
quality.
Bed Spreads, $I.I5 eaech.
White crochet ones. for double beds,
hemmed. 80 IN. wide.
Turkish bath towels, Ioc-
Cnbleached; large heavy quality
size 22x52 IN; regular ESQ quality.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

5000 yards, Io in. wide.
At 55C yd.

Other silk values unusually important:
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

25c black stockings at 1Sc pair.
soc fancy stockings at 23c pair.
5oc 6LackLace stockings at 35c pair.
hundreds of pairs direct from
the great auction sale of
Sweetser, Pembrook & Co.
at third and over third
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

under regular prices Another great shipped without order
small house who couldn't afford to keep them The loss
to the maker wasn't great though he reshpped them
But what the prices you Think of future
for stocking bargains will be later than they
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
75C Waists

OF white lawn, with wide tucks
down the front and back, four en-
broidered nedallions in the swell grape
design set on the front, wide pleats
and tucked collar, those large full sleeves.
A magnificent Sweetser-Pembrook sale val
ue at 75c.
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Sheets soc.
Size 81x90, made all in
one piece.

Especially lodginghouse and hotel keepers
these other bedding values SweetsePembroo brings
body said there poetry beddng These prices will
pleasing economical buyers than the best poetry
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
Stockings

Hundreds of pairs; bargains
for women even exceeding
those of last weeks splen-
did event.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-12-17

nen amor al progreso 6 interes POI
la prosperidad de Laredo, unirse
entertainments, formar una Socie'
dad promotora y fundar una Re-
vista, semanaria, quincenal 8 men
sual, escrita en- varios idiomas, Gu
yo programa serd ilustrar con vine
tas y descripciones, las riquezas f.
sicas y naturales del suelo y del
subsuelo de estos terrenos.
En- mi humilde opinion, para
conseguir 10 que pretendemos, es
precise dar conocer sus produc-
tos Y sus riquezas y despues pc
dir, y Ell reclame serio honrado Y
verdadero, es ell 1nico para obte-
ner un buen resultado. Adelante,
pues. Ell porvenir de Laredo, dey
los bordes del Rio Grande, depen-
de de vosotros.
Respetuosamente vuestro,
L. BRUNI.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-12-17

partida de aquella emigraci6n en-
masa.
Esto prueba, una vez mas, que
mi proyecio dc Irrigaci6n, Inmi-
gracion y Colonization, en- esta
parte del Estado, esta ganando ter
reno, y creo, sin tenor de equivo-
carme, que no esta muy lejano ell
dia en- que 10 que hoy Sc cree casi
impossible, mafana sea un hecho.
Probablemente, en- menos de
diez amos, tendremos en- esta from
terra una completa revoluci6n agri-
cola-comercial.
Pero nosotros, los amantes del
progreso, tenemos ell deber y ell
interes de ayudar e impulsar con.
todos los medios que estan 4 nues-
tro ialcance, para que tan benefica
empresa Sc realize cuanto antes.
Irrigaci6n, Inmigsaci6n y Colo
nizaci6n, son los tres elementos
quo sol+oran q Laredo dc. la niee-
ria en- que Sc encuentra, y que de
una ciudad raquftica y pobre, ha-
ran un centro prospero y rico.
La posicion topografica y conner
cial de Laredo, Texas, es superior
q la de Paso del Aguila y Brown
sville.
Pero nosotros, solos 6 unidos &
otros pueblos, tenemos ell deber v
ell interes de trabajar y ayudar,
con todos los medios 4 nuestro al
canoe para que, cuanto antes, hom
bres serios y de empresa, con apo
70 del Gobierno 8 sin el, Sc pom
gan en- obra, para la redenci6n ma
terial y moral de la frontera del
Rio Grande: Esto 10 pide la civil
zaci6n, 10 exige ell interes y 10
quiere ell progreso de Texas.
Ahora me permito proponer &
todos los hombres sensatos, que tie
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-12-17
Los Aparecidos,

No es muy errado aquello
de que los muchachos son de
la piel del Demonio, al juzgar
los por sus travesuras, que no
raras veces espeluzan, que ha'
cen sobrecargarse a cualquiera;
la Imagination de ellos esta lie
ma de lepeladas, que al ejecu
tarlas, no Sc sabe a que Sc ha
cen acredores: 81 q una zurri-
bamba 6 q la admiration. -.
Tambien los muchachos son
ell encanto del hogar, mansion
que convierten en- jaula de
zenzontles y.... ique trlste
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-12-17
VoIvemos a Ia carga,
PERSEVERANCE VINClS.
Las grandes ideas, hacen
los grandes pueblos.

Hace tempo one, inspirado en-
el amor y en- la positiva grandeza
moral y material de esta parte del
Estado, publique en- este mismo
i.peri6dico un proyecto de Irriga-
ci6n, Immigration y Colonization
de los ricos y vastos terrenos ST.
tuados en- los bordes del Rio Gran
de, demostrando suscintamente la
riqueza fisica Y natural del suelo
Y subsuelo, que contienen, seg1n
ell estudio hecho por personas com
petentes, grandes yacimientos de
carbon fosi. dc petrGloo, etc. etc.,
v que, la esplotaci6n de estas subs
tancias, haria la prosperidad, no
digo de Laredo, su centro natural,
sino de una gran parte de la orilla
del Rio Grande.
Segun aparece de los informes
que he recibido, mi proyecto esta
produciendo ell efecto que yo de-
seaba.
Hombres politicos como Ste
phens, Diputado al Congreso de
los Estados Unidos; comisarios de
la emigration italiana, como Rojsi
y varios capitalists del norte, es-
tan estudiando ell asunto, y mas
tlrde 8 mas temprano, la irrigaci6n
y la colonization en- Laredo seran
un hecho.
He aqui 10 que dice Stephens, re
friendose 4 Texas: La ley que
aprob6 800 millones para la irri-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-12-17

gacion nacional, 81 Sc aprueba m
bill al Congsoso, serd de un grar
inter6s para Texas, especialmente
para los que viven en- Ia orilla de-
Rio Grande." j."
En- estos momentos, una compa
MIA de capitalists estudia ell modo
de colonizar una vasta extension
de terrenos cerca de Ubalde, apro-
vechando ell aqua del Rio de Nue.
ces para la irrigaci6n de dichos
terrenos, que, segun ell analisis de
los peritos, resultaron excelenti-
simos, muy superiores q varios ter
renos de California que hoy estan
convertidos en- verdaderos Y ferti-
lfsimos jardines, gracias q la perse
verancia & inteligencia de los agri-
cultores italianos, que fueron los
primeros en- cambiar aquellos este
rifles desiertos en- forecjentes
canpihoo.
Tambien supe por, ,conducto Official,
que un agente de Jay Gould, (creo, ]
residente en- Napoles, trataba de
transporter 4 Texas 40 mil fami-
las de campesinos italianos, pre-
vic permiso de aquel Gobierno; pc
70 los Agentes consulares de Ita-
liza residences en- Texas, justamen-
te alarmados por ell n1mero tan
considerable de inmigrantes, y te-
miendo un fracaso, por la sencilla
raz6n de que ell mencionado agen-
te no hab1a mandado haeer ningun
preparativo para recibirlos conve-
nientemente, una vez llegados 4 su
destino, nj habfa otorgado garan-
tias serias en- Italia, llamaron la
atencion de su Gobierno, ell cual,
ipso facto, retro ell permiso al di-
cho agente, hasta no yer mas cla-
70 en- ell asunto, y suspendio la