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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-07
AVISO DEL ALGUACIL.

El abajo tirmado alguacil del condado
de Santa Fe y collector de licencias de
iuegos y licor por este da aviso que ha
autorizado al diputado alguacil J. 1.
Lopez para colectar las prcpinas por
licencias de juegos y las mismas no
deberan ser pagadas a ninguna per-
soma excepto 81 y al antecedente au-
forbade diputado alguacil. Dado en-
Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico, este dia cua-
tro de Enero, 1905.
ANTONIO j.. ORTIZ,
Alguacil del Condado de Santa F6.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-07

Por amos ha sido la costnmbre del
Gobernador de Nuevo Mexico de con-
ceder un perdon a up prisionero de la
penitenciaria en- ell Dia Guar to de Julio,
Accion de Gracias, Navidad y Afio
Nuevo. Muchos corazones do estos
prisioneros han sido regocijados en-
estos dias de fiesta, como tambien
aquellos de padres, madres, hermanas
y hermanos. Los prisioneros han
aprendido a yer adelante en- estas oca-
stones con grande antipacion y SO di-
cen entire 81 por todo 81 afio: "Quien
sera el siguiente?" Como un cumpli-
miento por parte del Gobernador Ote-
no y como una expression de esperanza
de que sea un buen hombre en- 10 futu-
ro, Manuel Griego fu6 perdonado el
Vpia de Aflo Nuevo por 81 jefe ejecutivo.
Manuel Griego fue mandado del con.
dao de Socorro 81 dia Ia &c JUNO,
lon por la vida. Ell prisionero quedo
mu Jagradecido de la bondad del Go
pei naor y ha prometido que en- 10
oe aoete Sc portara mejor y que sus
dias Neros seran un cr6dito para
y parlsnN Z amigos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-07

oportunidades. A La vez que vemos
por nosotros y lanzamos una mirada a
los despojos de toda civilization anti
qua, el trabajo de poderosas edades
pasadas, vamos extendiendo nuestras
manos para aceptar 10 nuevo, con todo
10 bueno que trae consigo.
En- este gran palmo de terra, desde
donde vemos el norte y el sur, 10 viejo
y 10 nuevo, vamos infundiendo una
fuerza y valor ideal en- el hombre y la
mujer, ambos conservatives y progre-
sistas, ambos vigorosos eindulgentes,
anibos audaces y temerosos de Dios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-07
Blancos Legales.

Los blancos legales Sc venden dni-
camente por dinero en- mano vel dine
70 debe acompaflar a la orden. Guam
do ordeneis mandad a razon de cinco
centavos por cada blanco, a menos
que ordeneis por docenas. Los blan-
cos pequefios Sc venden a 25 centavoa
por docena y los grandes q 85 por do
cena. Tambien recibemos sellos de-
correo por cualquier cantidad..
Companta Imp. Del Nuevo Aexics.s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-07

mujer. Para dOnde la varilla Sc do
bla, crece el arbol" s'Il1strese al
nif1o en- ell modo que deba crecer, y no
Sc apartara de clio cuando anciano,"
dice la Escritura.
Ell impartir un buen conocimiento
de gramatica, aritmetica 8 geograffa,
es en- ST un trabajo practice de sumo
valor; pero queda muy atras de llenar
la mission del maestro. Sc debe llegar
al coraz6n del nino y guiarsele. El
amor a la verdad, virtud y honor debe
inculcarsele. Ell aprecio alo hermoso,
tan caracterfstico del espaf1ol, debe
desarrollarse. Amor la ley orden
y la consistencia, tan caractersstica
del salon, debe cultivarse. Hay que
infundirse el patriotismo en- Ia mente
y coraz0n del pupilo. Esto signifca
mas que Ell estudio de un libro de texto
sobre cfvica. Significa IN Incentive
a amar a nuestro pals instituciones.
Este es uu tempo muy avanzado.
Las mejores escuelas Sc estan esfor-
zando en- aplicar aquella instruction
que facilita al pupilo el exito en- la lu
cha por la vida. Un conocimiento com
pleto de las bases, es ell mejor princi-
pio sobre ell que debe fundarse un
hombre de negocios. Conservemos
este en- la mente; y aun en- nuestro ira.
bajo mas elemental, hagamos cuanto
este nuestro alcance para hacer las
lecciones efectivas.
En- cuanto al progreso sobre educa-
cion que estamos hacienda en- Nuevo
M6xico, los resultados obtenidos en- los
dltimos IA amos son altamente salts
factories. En- el afio 1890 conservaba-
bamos la mancha de desalentada ms
truccion, porque, tomando en- todo
nuestra population, arriba de Al por
ciento no Saba leer. Este grave y
desanimador por ciento era debido,
por supuesto, q las circunstancias de
entonces, en- los que no hay para que
entrar ahora en- detalle. Existla ele-
vada cultura en- Nuevo Mexico pero
no Sc habia ensanchando 10 bastante
para incluir a todos los elementos de
nuestra populacion- La energfa y en-
tusiasmo Americanos han estado ira
bajando desde entonces, y SO ha logra.
4 :, rn1,,o;s- IA fa1+a A. ;ne+rnao;ny, &
dos terceras parties casi. La hemos
estrechado a un ounce por ciento.
En- la Feria del Mundo en- ST. Louis,
10 que Sc exhibio sobre asuntos de
educacion de Nuevo Mexico atrajo
mucha atencion, y produjo favorable
comento. la medalla de plata, la SO
gunda solamente en- ell orden de conce-
stones, Sc nos dio. Este hecho lisonjero
hara mucho p0r extirpar la err6nea
impression en- el exterior, de que anda-
mos atrasados en- asuntos de educa.
cion Se1ores preceptores, ustedes
10 han hecho noble, grande y magnffi-
camente. SDonde existe otro lugar
que haya llevado a cabo tales resulta-
dos en- el espacio de catorce amos, me-
nos que media generation?
Una nueva era esta abriendose para
Nuevo Mexico. Probablemente el por
i tan largo tempo deseado estado esta
pronto q obtenerse. Vamos preparan-
donos para asumir nuevas y mayores
Responsibilities, con nueva determi-
nacion de hacerIo 10 mejor possible.
Vamos siendo elevados en- miras, y
mientras, no descuidemos las cosas
comunes, las pequenas. Seamos ener-
gicos y prestos a apoderarnos de las
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-07
Session de la Cor.
te Suprema.
causas lmportantes Reciben Consideration Re-
soIuciones en- MemOria del General Edward
L. Bartlett

| La Corte Suprema del Territorio dt
Nuevo Mexico Sc reunio ell mieIco
les a las lode la mailana en- sus apo
sentos en- e Capitolio. Hallabanse
presentes 81 Hen. William j. Mills
juez superior, los Honorables Jueces
Asociados John r. McF'ie, Frank w
Parker, William FL. Pope y Edward A,
Mann; WI B. Childers, procurador de
los Estados Unidos; George w. Prich
lard, promoter general y Jose D. Sena
lescribano.
En la causa No 983. George w. Har-
rison contra Antonio Gallegos, el juicio
de la corte de distrito del condado de
Bernalilo fue reversado y la cuasa de
lvuelta.
Habiendo bastantes aplicantes para
admission al foro la siguiente comision
lfue nom brada por la corte para pasar
sobre su caracter y caliticaciones: r.
| G. Gortner. del Primer Distrito; H. b.
FERGUSON, Segundo Dstrito; A. H.
Harlee, Tercer Distrito; A. A. Jones,
Cuarto Distrito; A. A. Freeman, Quin-
to Distrito, y George w. Prichard,
Sexto Distrito
La comision nombrada en- la session
anterior de la corte para preparar pro-
pias resoluciones sobre la muerte del
Promoter General K. T. Bartlett con-
sistente de G. w. Prichard, N. B.
Laughlin y F. W. Clancy, por medic
de su presidente, ley6 Ell siguiente in
forme el cual Sc ordeno que entrara en-
las minutas de la corte:
"A los Honorables Jueces de la Corte
Suprema del Territorio de Nuevo
Mexico:
Vuestra comisiones a quienes fue
sometido ell triste deber de informar
a la Corte Suprema resoluciones sohre
la muerte del General Edward T..
Bartlett, un Official de la corte, somete
10 siguiente:
Ell General Bartlett partio de esta
vida en- la ciudad de Santa F6 en- ell dia
19 de Octubre, 1904. Fue ciudadano
de nuestro territorio por mas que 20
amos, durante cuyo tempo ocup6 mu-
chos lugares de honor y contianza. En-
todos tiempos fue un ciudadano que
siempre tom6 parte prominente por
los intereses del territorio. Era cor
tes y atento, ambos como individuo y
Official Fue cuidadoso, conservative
y afanador. Por naturaleza siempre
fue jovial, urbano y agradable On sni
intercourse con sus conciudadanos.
Falta en- nuestras filas, pero su memo
ria quedara con nosotros.
Vuestra comislon, por 10 tanto, re-
comienda las siguientes resoluciones:
Resuelvase, Que en- la muerte del
Promoter General Bartlett, el pueblo
de nuestro territorio ha perdido un
eminente y dtil ciudadano, y ell foro
uno de sus mas efcientes y corteses
miembros.
Resuelvase, Que una copla de este
informe y resoluciones sean entradas
en- las minutas de Ia corte, y que una
copia de las mismas sea proporcionada
q la prensa del territorio.
Al convocarse la corte Pablo Padilla
fue nombrado pregonero y Adolfo
Padilla, corchete.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-07

Toxic Enero 4.-Jiji, al discutir la
captura del Puerto Arturo revisa el
procio pagado en- vidas y dice: "De-
bemos retener el Puerto Arturo en-
nuestras manos por mientras dure 81
lmperio Japones. Ell Puerto Arturo
es la lave la paz en- el lejano oriente
y es nuestro deber retener la lave en-
nuestras manos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-07

L - -@a-~<- -
He aqui el discurso pronunciado por
ell Hon Amado Chaves, Superinten.
dente de Instruction P1blica Terrific
rial, en- la reunion de la Association de
Educacion tenida en- Silver City ell
miercoles antepasado.
A la Association de Educaci6n de Nueyo Mexico
Los maestros de Nuevo Mexico ocu-
pan hoy una posicion de interes pecu-
liar. Sc hallan en- la Inca divisoria de
dos grandes mundos de hombres &
idioma AL sur de nosotros, por go
grades de latitud, Sc extiende ell mum
do de habla espaflol de America. AL
norte, hacia Circle City, en- 81 Cfrculo
Artico, Sc extiende ell mundo de habla
|ingl6s.
Cada uno en- ST encierra diversas
razas; cen todo. predominant los dos
Dominates elementos, el Espafol y
Salon. La Providencia ha decretado
que en- todos estos hemisferios del
oeste no deba haber nacion Francesa,
nacion Alemana, Italiana, Russia, No
ruega Descendientes de todas estas
nacionalidades vienen establecerse
entire nosotros y nos enriquecen con 10
que traen de bueno, verdadero her.
moso; pero son solo los idiomas de la
Gran Bretafia y la Peninsula Espafiola
los que deben hablarse en- las Ameri.
cas- del norte y sur, y es la literature.
historic y tradiciones de estos pafses
10 que nos deba ser de gran utilidad
en- % futuro
Espafa y Bretafla fueron rivales por
siglos, y por siglos estuvieron en-
guerra. Ahora el tempo ha llegado
por fin para nosotros en- apreciar la
grandeza de ambas en- su Influenza
sobre el mundo. Estamos, digo sobre
la Inca divisoria donde las dos gran
des fuerzas historicas Sc reunen. AL
sur esta la raza que ensefio a Europa
los n1meros Arabicos y las reglas de
aritmetica, y que envio adelante &C.
lon. AL norte esta la raza que produjo
Magma Charta y Sir Isaac Newton. All
sur de nosotros los escolares leen a
Calderon Cervantes; al norte estu-
dian a Shakespear y a Milton. Tanto
en- el sur como en- el norte Sc habla
grande y glorioso idioma que posee
extensa literature
| Estamos en- la Inca divisoria donde
Sc hablan los idiomas mas mobiles del
universe. Els facil pronosticar 81 fu-
turo del mnndo de habla-ingl6s. Esta
creciendo en- ndmero, en- riqueza y
poder.
| sY en- cuando al mundo de habla es-
paflol? Las naciones Hispano-Ameri-
canas han dejado atras sus dias de
amargura, pobreza y atribulaciones
Estan creciendo ricas y vigorosas. va
mos confiando en- que Sc levantaran a
su mayor altura apoyadas en- sus gran
des recursos.
EQUAL es el deber de los maestros
que Sc hallan de este lado de la Inca
que divide las dos grandes razas? Pri-
nero, apreciar q ambas; de reconocer
la grandeza de sus idiomas y literature;
de coger la inspiration que una rapida
mirada al poryenir, concede. Debe-
mos ser amigos ahora y siempre. Es-
trech6monos de manos, porque el Sa-
Jon y 81 Espanol han de gobernar desde
81 ambito Artico hasta 81 Antartico en-
en- este hemisferio.
Ell trabajo del maestro es la ocupa-
'cion mas noble del hombre 8 de la
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-07

En- esta ob "a Sc venden blarcos
para contratos partido.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
'hlesso"qer Wires Broke the n
end '4e Iard-e on His Feet VIE,
out Receiving Injuries,

Mi ". / crosby. a linz man rl,.
!'lavcl ~ TIC iamrtor Telephone
- mpHlN, nah i rcmarl,allc expcr,
nnce ana escape from sol ious injl1r,
4 not leatl. several days ago. by fa!'
in5 frnr i telephone pole il Cnurs
street.
MI C:as'N hal assembled lie pole t..
-" '!is1a,.;ts Of about forty s,ct. where
IT," first an holding the wires is IL
'ato,. 3!.a n2!e Vas terlil,'r slippery
"ns in order 10 roach the Top Mi.
''tcSlN rcSeited u his body brace"
v sl.l he reached the fist arm he at.
81 rl@d Is i'Eors,l. *cctinl' ut til L
'ndy liar@.'' which has. hCromy eli
'a""lcd j.. the wires. and ii, dom" 50
he 'Ds' his balance and .nn, vas sal.
l't% inlGn,.l the cir Frrtunalnly IL:
W. CROSBY ~ struck en- ,lr niess",.-
'"c:', w-ro. which arr shoul twenty.
i'NG .e,'t = Cvc TIL @rCur,. and the oil,
s5.nrlnn vas III" cause Of prcciDita,
AT; i'm ff&. 'cremus' t. tie ero,.n.,
W1'h nc Inception o. tremendous.
Sl'rc. Mr crosby escaped Without lit
Sjs'l;cs' iil,.,v.
~ sh'al'!iG Of the e>pcricn,e rcc
tci day Nj. Crosby said the most /.
mark. liz E4"i il cunNcc,io! with his
fo' Is ia; us boGv was al@we,. t.,
pass through tn. mess, n"er wires
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03

LAWSON q Outten,
Hea' Estate Hampton, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
PHONE 49, HAMPTON. vh.

FOR SALE-A cry desirable pro
perty in Santa Cruz. California, over
looking beautiful Santa Cruz. Ca!ifor-
MIA; Monterey hay, the Pacific ocean,
san Lorenzo valley Santa Cruz; Mont
ereE lHrement and Iona Prieto moun-
talns; one mile from the finest bath.
ing beach on the ocean coast: $50
elevations the most beautiful, cOmpre-
Aens!ve scenic view on the Western
coast between Patagonia and Alaska
4 winter and summer residence. com
prising II acres under the best Dos.
slble state Of terraced hillside cultiva-
ton, planted IN the greatest variety Of
roses. flowers, vines, apples, peaches,
peas, pdunes, olives. oranges. lemons,
tlGs bananas, nuts Of all sorts, and
every variety ORIENTAL and ornaments
tree and shrub pastures. OF red ana
white clover. and blue grass, surround
llS most elaborate residence and two
new cottages, all equipped with the
latest modern plumbing improvements.
heaters. telephones, electric lights and
elegant ourhonses furnished with
horses, hugSics. carriages, cows, &c
all combined to make most quiet
i restful, bcautilul spot on earth fer !.
| gentleman OF culture desiring rest in
a matchless climate.
Owner is compelled to move Ia 5,
On account Of his growing business Il,
| Chicago and Toronto Price $35 900;
| $4,000 cash, balance at 3 per cent
| interest for 20 years. if desired.
LAWSON q Outten,
Real Estate. Hampton, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
SUIT AGAINST JONES
To be Instituted BY The Town of
Hampton.
COUNCIL Has 50 DECIDED
Action viii &c Begun Also Against
American Surety and Bonding Com
pany to Recover $4,000 Deposited as
Security for Franchise BY Shields.

TIC Hampton town council last
evening adopted resolutions iustruc1ing
Town Attorney Fay S. Collier 10 in
1ncdiately be$;ill proceedings in tho
Circuit Court against Former Town
'IrN2SEr@T jt.Ssy $ ZONES and tn.
American surety and Bonding Com
pany, which IS on tho bond Of Mir W.
S. 2. Siclds, oi Philadelphia The
suit against Capt Jones is to finally
determine Ill" treasurer matter anil
that against Nf Shields. put as Sc
cnrity in connection with q water
franchise granted him several years
ago.
Capt. Jones now holds several thou
sand dollars Vi The towns money
claiming that Town Treasurer a. A.
Pa1cl. IS not entitled to the office
and by reason Of that Tact that Capt
Jones i &tiI treasurer Of HAMPTON.
The case will be one Of much interest
Should Capt Jones BE sustained in
his contention he will thcn claim the
fees and emolumcnts accruing to the
Office since Mr.. Patrick assumed the
duties. eighteen months ago Mr..
Patrick has hccn paid all commissions
b. the town
MI Shields. who is said to he 4 pro
1notcr Of Philadelphia, secured
franchise for building a water main
through tic town and as a guarantee
OF ms good faith gave the town bond
Tor 9o.ouO with tho understanding that
II the wafer works were in operation
within two years the bond would be
null and void, but should tho company
1all IN its scheme the town would be
entitled - the amount Of the bond
Nj. Shields has mover compiled with
th2 terms 0! his franchise and the suit
IS 10 be waGed i'll order to recover the
money mentioned in the bond.
1t was nearly 9 O'Clock when Coun-
Gilman Darden arrived at The council
chamber thereby giving 4 bare
quorum. The business was expedited
and al $50 O'Clock the council adj
journed.
Cut Down Sycamore Tree.
An ordnance was adopted allowing
the county authorities to eli, down the
DIG sycamore tree III West Queen
street, which marks the expiration of
NE town limits. The tree is to he re
placed With on iron or stone slab.
The sinking fund commissioners
made its annual report. showing that
the sum OF $S,27O19 is now in thar
fund
At the request uf Councilman Lee
ana Mayor Jones, the council adopted
an ordinance resembling the section Of
the police rules and regulations rc-
curing the officers 10 wear belts
MAYOR Jrncs announced that owing
70 several changes on the council, he
found It necessary To rearrange the
standing committees. Tho personnel
OF the committees follow:
Finance-MeSsrs. Ice, Mu2lcr and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
The Wilson's Were Fined

Thomas Wilson and Robert, Wilson
were fined 81 ana ena,s Yesterday Is
Ma@istr;t" l., L. Sri'h for 'isln. ~
Sivr ian2,la@r toNar, G,ary Mude.
The Wilson's reside il. ;he Mn!shi.U,-
h"ah q snItrr's CrccN ana wcrr III,
rested ~ Officer ,li-nor
Other Hampton News on Page Seven.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
FOR REV {. FARMERS

~ attractive list i'll that the prices
~ many cases arc low and Tie, class
!of buildings and locations arc good.
$50 for Groom dwelling on IVY
street near LordIcy's crossing.
$3.50 for 5-room dwelling on Holt
street.
$500 for dwelling with five rooms on
Colt street In splendid condition.
$1,000 for dwelling uit!lS six rooms
on Holt street, near the car barn.
$500 for 1-room dwelling on Collier
street. Never offered at this rate be
fore
$500 for 7-room dwelling on Collier
street. \ desirable location.
$1,000 for I-room dwelling On Armis.
toad avenue. Good cistcrn water, large
and well arranged rooms
$500 for Groom dwelling on Wash.
ingtcn street. Mcdcrn convcnicnccs
throughout
Geo. v. Phillips,
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans,
. and Il y. King ST., Hampton, VA.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-03
HE FELL FORTY FEET.

TELEPHONE LlNEMEN HAS Pc
MARKABLE EXPERIENCE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
BLOOMER AND 0WSlEY

rhe appointment II John F. owsley,
1905. az field coach and Ralph Bloomer,
1905. as line coach for the Yale football
tenn was announced yesterday. owsley
pbyed fullback last season. but owing 10
an Injury was not In the Harvard game.
B'"omer played left tackle on the Var
sity eleven in both his Freshman and SEN
Tor wears. IL is understood that Capt. Ho-
gan OF last years team will serve as an
adVisory coach only. as he Will not return
10 Yale in the fall
Both Owsley and bloomer Will be with
the team during the fall. For number or
years Il has been tho custom for the re-
firing captain To serye as head coach, and
until a few days ago the acceptance or
an invitation to serve az head coach had
been expected from Capt. Hogan.
The spring call for football candidates
was issued today and the men will hahafa fa
their names next Friday
Manager r. r. st. John announced
Pronceton's track schedule for the present
season as follows:
April l5. caledoIisn games at Prince
ton; April 10. Calsdonian games at Prince
tom April 20. University OF Pennsylvania
rcluy races at Philadelphia: May g. dual
NEE. with Cornell az ithaca; May lS. dual
met with Yale at Princeton; May %. dual
meet with Columbia at New York; May
3c and q. intercollegiate meet at Franklin
Field Phtladelpnia-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
WHIST TOURNEY

II. r. Ward and w. F. Wyman OF the
American Whist club last night won the
second contest in the mems pair cham
pionship Of the New England Whist as
sociation. held at Boston. by a score OF
plus 119s points. w. J. Hatch and w.
w Manning Of the same club We're sec-
ond. with a score Of plus SIS points The
other scores follow:
w. Z. Hickox and ]. NJ. Portal. Amer
lean Whist club. plus 4h.
c. n. Bacon and j. r. Bowker, Waltham
Whist club. plus as
NJ H. Fuller and c. s. Joslin, Nara
gansett Whist club, plus 2ls.
A. s Burdett and ID. W. Rowe. Ameri-
can Whist club, plus Il
ID. II. Vincent and b. l.. Turner Amer
lean Whist club. plus II.
John Fox and H. NJ. Howard. American
Whist club, plus y.
A. J. Conner and w. e. Morey. Ameri-
can Whist club, minus q.
R NJ jerks and r II Rines American
Whist club. minus 1t.
u c. Philbrick and G r. Gilman. Amer
ican Whist club. minus ] u.
F. .. Hurd and G. r. Thompson, Amer
lean Whist club, minus IL.
w. A. Graustein and c. z. Morey, Pas
time Whist club. minus 2as.
H c. Clinton and c. =. Tower, Provi-
dence Whist club, minus 57.
A. I. Jones and r. c. Fletcher. Amer
lean Whist club. minus ia
A. c. Hill and J. n. McClintock. Amer
team Whist club. minus 1Sh.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
EXHIBITION OF ATHLETICS

An athletic exhibition under the aus
pices of the recently organized Valley
Falls Athletic club was held last evening
at the headquarters OF the organization
in the John street skating rink. When It
was found that license was not obtain
able II was decided 10 have an exhibition
for the pleasure OF the members and
guests. several OF the latter being in
yited. including sports from Providence.
Pawtucket and other places. town OFF,
cials and newspaper men.
Those who went prepared TO witness
ANYTHING in the nature of "slltgging or
knockout blows must have been dtsap-
pointed, as there was not a single feature
on the program which could be objected
to- Had there been any such happen
inss there would have been prompt steps
taken to stop II. as Councilman Taylor,
with Chief OF Police classy and a
sufficient force OF police, was Ia readiness
for such an emergency.
There was a number OF three-round
bouts for amateurs. some OF them local
and others with sparring aspirations who
belong I'm Pawtucket and nearby places.
These included Campbell and Conley,
Broderick and Hines. Barry and Smith.
Baker and Barry and Sullivan brothers.
The bouts were interspersed with guitar
and mandolin selections by Helmer and
Munson. song and dance by Jackson
brothers. bag punching by William
Nightingale and other features OF q
similar character.
During the evening refreshments were
served and II was generally remarked
at the close that II this Is all that il
meant by such exhibitions a license
should not be withheld from the pro-
mOterS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29
DOUBLE
SUICIDE
AT HOTEL

Cleveland. o., March 29-Henry l..
Woodward. an attorney OF New York
city. and Charles A. Brouse, a travelling
salesman for the National Supply COM
pany Of Toledo. o.. committed suicide in
their rooms at the Hollenden hotel some
time during Monday night or yesterday.
The bodies of both men were found yes
terdny afternoon. The coruners verdict
IN each case gives dependency over do
nestle and business troubles as the cause
OF the suicide Both men had used a
pistol. and each had sent a bullet into
his head. death In each case being IN.
stantaneous.
Coroner Siegelstein said number OF
letters had been found In Woodwarl's =
possession from his wife, which showed
that Woodward evidently had been suf-
fering from dependency
The letters were written from ii61 AM
sterdam avenue, New York. and were
signed Cora" Their contents were az
fectionate In tone and pleaded for Wood
wards return homo and for reply 10 the
letters. The number OF letters showed
that there had been two or three n day.
Woodward was an attorney and had
been IN partnership with Robert =. Cum
mngs OF u Liberty street, New York
The Jartnership had been dissolved and
Woodward became n travelling salesman
Tor the Bank Law Publishing company
~ n Murray street. New York.
A few weeks ago woodward fell on