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Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29
STOCK AND TRANSFERS

John Ellis, near Moline, has
bought VIM. BrentOn's farm, pay
ing $3.50 per acre.
Lakenan & Barnes of Mexico
sold 7. j. Bates of Galloway coun.
ty a span of work mules for $500.
At Laddouia's Fourth of July
celebration next Tuesday SO 90 is
offered for the best saddle horse.
mare or gelding shown.
w. b. Lewellen of Vandalia sold
a car of fat hogs in st. Louis last
week, the load averaging 26O
pounds and selling at $500.
Robert Hooton of Mexico sold a
thorobred collie at $40 each to each
of the following persons; Barney
HoOtOn of .Vandalia; Mrs. Nor
gan Glenn of Yates, and Clyde
Owings Of Montgomery City.
Il used penitentiary Irvine in
my wheat cutting this year and It's
as good us any | ever tried, >" said
James Lamar, in the Fulton Ga
zette last week Had II acres and
the straw was heavy and never
had hitch all the way thru. Cost
me $S.9j laid down. Wish they
would put in Il plant at the peni-
Tertiary to make farm machinery
now, and then | would be satisfied.
Best way | know of to bust the
trusts and pay the criminal costs"
L. J. Vanlandingham, south of
Paris, paid 1920 for a pair of
sucking mule colts, Monday, says
the Paris Appeal. This is probably
the best price paid for pair of
these popular animals in recent
years. One of them was bought
from August .Skees, east of Paris,
for $120, and the other from Ike
johnson, south of Paris, for 800.
Both are mares, finely made, and
smooth enough to make mule fl.
nancier's mouth water.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29
Powell Ford.
Needing rain in our locality
Oats are being cut.

Needing rain in our locality.
Oats are being cut.
Little Misses Edna and Anna
McMurtry left Monday night to
visit relatives in Indiana.
Mrs. Hatcher and daughter of
.Auxvasse visited her aunt, Mrs,
Tina billiard, and family the latter
part of last week.
Misses Frances Powell and Eula
Brenton are spending a few days
with T. j. Powell and family.
The telephone poles are being
put up for our new line.
Mrs. Sadie Whitley and daugh'
ter, Miss Susie, visited A. Wiley
and family first the week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29
Aqnaaa.@---N---.-@aaaanA
\ EIGHB0RH00D NEWS
LAppoNIA.

G. M. Denmark is down
with typhoid fever.
Christian Bible School held
picnic at Loet's Grove last
Thursday. Ths day will be long
remembered by the children for it's
enjoyment.
j. w. Freeman is building a
six room cottage in North Laddo-
mia for Geo. Stottler. When
completed it will be one of the
contest homes in our city.
lobe Lake broke ground for our
new school building Monday. He
expects to complete it by August
20.
DR.. L. A. Lotion, one of Laddo-
MAS best M. DIS, was married at
the home of the bride, Miss Nellie
Hewitt, of Clarksville. She taught
in our public schools last term,
which was II success. We with
their many friends wish them
much happiness.
Wickersham, our barber, has
leased the Smith building on
Front street, which is being re-
modelled in fine shape.
The school board sold our bond
of So, 900 to Bank of Laddonia for
SO, 121. There were five bidders,
three local and two foreign. The
local all offered a premium, the
others asked it. Miss Yea Smith
was elected substitute teacher and
librarian.
Miss Aline Cauthorn of Mexico
is visiting ut j. G. DeLaporte's
and other LaddOnia friends.
Sidewalk Improvement is the
order of the day. c. "a. Torrey-
son, Mrs. Jesse Gilliland, Pat
Derrick, j. r. Adams, j. Il.
Pierce, G. G. Elliott, Presbyterian
church, Geo. E. Ferris, L. G.
Smith. DR.. S. Welsh, NJ. +.
church, Il. j. Stevens, E. G. Ken.
men, j. Z. Elzea and John Level
len are some that are now putting
brick or granitoid sidewalks down.
Street Commissioner Slavens is
Strengthening up walks and cross
ings on Front street. When com.
pleted it will be a big improve
ment to business street.
We are glad to say that Laddo-
MIA has not had to record n base
ball contest on Sunday this sea-
son. we ENJOY baseball ana love
to see a good square game and
think it the best amusement for
young men today, as it brings in
to play every quality of mind and
body without the excuses that
come with foot ball. Saturday
was the first Saturday for some
time that there was no game here,
and we missed it.
When we're oats harvested on
the 21st of June before? Our har-
vest will be over before the 4th of
July, and everybody will be able
to celebrate this year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

The Wabash Ry. has moved its
stock pen in Mexico from Jeffer-
son street crossing to the triangu.
lar piece of ground in the west
part of town between the C. & A.
Branch and the Wabash main line.
This is au accomplishment of the
City Council of which they may
justly feel proud. The Wabash
deserves credit alsoi their. pens are
now where they can be a nuisance
to no one.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29
Sam Cooks Law Suit.

Huntsville, Mo-, June 26.-The
regular term of Circuit Court at
Huntsville convened this morning.
The suit of Sam B. Cook against
the Globe Democrat for $250,OOO
was called this afternoon.
A motion for q change of venue
was asked on the part of the de.
PENDANT, which was granted by
Judge A. M. Waller, and the case
was sent to Salisbury, Charlton
county, where it will come up for
trial at the September term be-
fore Judge Butler.
Attorneys for the plaintiff are
w. A. Rothwell of Moberly, james
A. Reed of Kansas City, Edward
Silver of Jefferson City and W.
W. Fry of Mexico. The attorneys
for the defense are A. T. Glover OF
st. Louis and Terrill & Martin OF
Moberly.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

A good citizen in northwest
Mexico comes to the MESSAGE with
a strong protest against the base
ball games in that part Of the city
on Sundays. He says the peace aud
quiet of the neigh borhOOd is dis
turbed and he is not certain but.
that certain practices and dOings
carried on are contrary to the city
ordinance and laws of the State.
Says he has appealed to the city
authorities in the matter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Charlie Culbertson, who three
years ago sold his 164 acre farm,
just north of Benton City, at $53.
so an acre and moved to Miami,
l. T., has bought the Audrain
county farm back at $63. He will
move onto it again next March. He
and his family are happy over the
trade-rejoiced to come back to
old Audrain. Mr., Culbertson has
been in the hay business in Indian
Territory and has been very sue
cessful. He will retain hay inter-
ests down there, and hold onto
his Audrain farm, never to part
with it more. Glad to welcome.this
good family back to our midst.
Mr.. Culbertson's father, Mr.. J.H.
Culbertson, resides at Laddonia
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Mr.. John ID. Orear, Prosecuting
Attorney of Audrain and Miss Jean
Violet Bragg were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony at the
Mexico Presbyterian church last
evening, Rev. A. a. Wallace Off
eating. Again with many friends
the MESSAGE offers them cougratu-
lltiOns and best wishes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Some highwayman last Saturday
night, about 10 o'clock at the wood
sheds south of the postofIice, halt
ed Luther Saunders and command
ed him to throw up his hands and
deliver his money. Saunders in
stead delivered" the would be
robber a terrific blow in the chest
with his fist. The miscreant then
fired his revolver in Saunders
face but failed to hit. Saunders
turned and ran, making a safe es-
cape. He returned to the spot
armed with a gun but the high
wayman had moved on.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29
The Last Shipment to Audrain.


OJefferson City, Mo-, June &C.
The State Penitentiary to-day sold
the last pound of the binder Irvine
manufactured by the State plant
this year, making in all $4,000
pounds for the season.
The factory this Year has been
run at half its capacity and it was
thought in the spring that the out
put could not all be sold this year.
Warden Hall, however, has since
discovered his inability to supply
the demand.
The last pound was shipped to-
day to Martinsburg in Audrain
County where 1000 pounds was
wanted, but there was but 1,S00
pounds left, and that amount was
shipped.
"The close of this seasons bust
ness" said Warden Matt Hall to-
day, demonstrates the fact that
the prison bindingtwine plant is q
complete success, and the States
Investment will be profitable in
the highest degree. Next year we
will sell a million pounds, and do
it easily"
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29
Boys Struck by Lightning.

Marshall, Mo-, June 26.-Two
boys were struck by lightning in
the western part of the county this
afternoon. One was the son of
Abel Leonard of this place and
the other was the son of William
Logston, who lives on a farm west
of here. Young LogstOn was killed
instantly and the Leonard boy is
unconscious with his body badly
burned.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Mr.. Edward Einkaid, of Union
neighbOrhOod, southeast of Mex.
leo, and Miss Maud Meador, Of
Bachelor, Galloway County, were
joined in marriage at the residence
of Mr.. Oscar Barringer in this city
last Sunday, DR.. j. b. Haw-
kins officiating. An excellent young
couple, we are told, and we extend
them congratulations aud best
wishes for the future.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

A baseball game at Hannibal
last Sunday resulted in stabbing
ARRAY and riot. An umpire's de-
cision started the trouble. A dis
patch stated that the stabbing was
probably fatal, and that the Juror
has caused much excitement in
Hannibal and may put a stop to
ball playing there. 1t was a con-
test between a Hannibal team and
a team from Higbee.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Robert Pearson plead guilty to
burglarizing A. B. Smiths carpet
store and Judge Barnett this week
sentenced him to three years in
State Prison. Afterwards paroled
him on a $500 bond.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Hon. Walter Burch will not 90
to st. Louis but, we are glad to
learn, will remain in Mexico. He
has formed a partnership with
VIM. Hardin Rixey, the hustling
real estate man. They will do a
real estate. loan and insurance bust
ness and also make abstracts aud
do a general legal business. The
MESSAGE bespeaks success for the
new firm.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Mrs. d. M. Price, of this coun-
ty, who with her husband are Wis
iting their son and daughter at
PrOsser, Wash, has been very i'll
of late, but at last accounts was
reported improved.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Mr.. Frank Everett and bride of
WASH, d. C.,who were married
in Kansas City this week, are here
and attended the orear- Bragg nup-
tials in Mexico last night
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

G. B. Willingham, near Bean
Creek, is agent for a medicine
t h t he thinks is a cure. all
for heart disease, Anyway, be-
cause of this diseased while back he
was able to do nothing on the farm
and he had no hopes of living long.
1t might pay you iifyOu are afflicted,
to see him aud get his experience.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

The Victor Stock sale has been
'ceH attended, Good goods at less
than u value wiH draw the buyers.
This stock iRroiced IS, 10000.
We make the price IOw because ace
bought Il right. Come while the
assortment is good. RICKETTS,
DC EAMONS D. q. %.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

When Lutte Saunders reached
home the other night from that
hOld.up experience he found his
door locked. Don't yer know he
wanted to get in'
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

A steam shovel is being used in
making the excavation for the new
Wabash stock pens in the west
part of town.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Henry Marshall, the restaurant
keeper, while filling a gasoline tank
on large coffee urn was
painfully burnt over the head aud
whole face. He received medical
aid and blinded up" his wounded
face and kept on at his work.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Mrs. VIM. Coons and son and
daughter are home from a visit at
Minneapolis. Kansas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Merit Johnson, lately holding a
position with j, A. Potts, has re-
turned to the dray business.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Gregory
and little son, Mccall, have been
shaking lately with the old fashion
chills.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

In the case of Mounce VS.. Lem.
on, in the Circuit Court, the YER
diet was for the plaintiff for S73S. =
70.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

E. j. Hannold, the Hannold
Hose Co. IMAM, has returned from a
business trip to st. Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Capt. c. w. Short, of the L. S.
army, for the past week has been
in Mexico buying calvary horses.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan Howell are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. Garrard
at Centralia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

The Polar lee Co. has completed
the construction of its new storage
house.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Judge S. NJ. Edwards aud wife
are visiting at Cherokee, Iowa.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29
~ HAPPENED AND HAPPENING. ii
Little Merritt Evans is very i'll

Raymond, the six year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cox, died
Monday of dysentery.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Ricketts, d. EmmOR8 IRE giving
the public a treat in the aCdy OF
choice goods at y price.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

SdUe 20 per cent. by buying yOur
goods at oar big sale. RICKETTS,
d EMMONS d. G. co.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

Two deaths in the Henry Cox
family last Monday. Besides the
death the MESSAGE mentions else.
where, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cox dies, the two deaths
within "a hours of each otter. The
children buried in the same grave
Tuesday afternoon. All extend the
afflicted family deepest sympathy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29
AUDRAIN TEACHERS.
An Examination for Certificates
Held in Mexico.

The County School Board were
in session here Friday and Satur-
day examining teachers Tor ceriif-
cation. by working / g h S
they finished up most of the work
by Monday noon. There were as
usual a few failures, but as those
who failed have another eXamina-
ton in August it is probable that
none will lose schools en-
gagged.
OF those whose names are given
the following named are attending
summer schools and had their pa
pers sent here for examination:
Blanche Taylor, Annie Pritchett
and Susan Martin, Columbia;
Callie Rosser, Bcss Sims, Sue
Biggs, Huntsville.
Some important notes and paper
giving the answers on Pedagogy
will he published next week in the
MESSAGE.
The following teachers took the
regular examination:
MEXICO.
Lena B. DOwell
Mary Gill
Carrie Miksh
Flemma SnidOw
La Claire Tucker
Josephine Lockridg6
Betha Ii. HUMPHREYS
Nora Humphries
Eula d. Gordon
Mary b. Williams
Laura Brown
Gertrude LOckridge
Ella Showers
Martha Garrett
Ira Miksch
Winnie Harrison
Winnie Gibbs
RhOda Hughes
Ardine Lambert
TrlX Hurley
N"ei -, 1N nus
nno>.,,
- CL,,o
T,vdio Hotton
Anna Mottipper
Pearle Parker
L ii Leet
Yea Smith
Floy Hubbard
Julia FARES
fOtNGS CREEK,
Mary Miller
rra"ceS M'''er
BENTON CITY.
Nell CohoOn
Blahche "hlte
l'eSsS h''ueoran"
SAILING
beSS oiihs
CANT.
Basil Smith
PARBER.
Sue Blggs
CENTRALIA.
Katie Sievers
Kathryn O'Brien
Minnie Sievsrs
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-29

The Mexico postOffice building
is being remodeled aud improved.
Another door for the use OF the
public and other important
changes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
NIL BEA
GREAT CAME

a,oml Of Interest Il being
n ne lacrosse gamo between
.na Tacoma ON sunday Al
.,,.,n park Roth teams have
..r,ssthenea durins the eol's
ne soason aud the game
8 80. % b. oxeiting from the
peasy recently arrived from
f,alamhia 10 train the team
- interesting Developments
: ss<sui As \ result % hts work.
Z - been a player IN the best
syer the tine and considered
ne most prominent trainers
Il hssln1s lie has begun work
=. rlayers and great Improve
- Las been the result
4. SEATTLE PLAYERS expect 10 win
-. but the Tacoma stick
- sAy the Ocais viii have no
2. ame q e. The game viii be
.',aGas0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
To Receive
Here's Remains

NEW YORK. June 2l.--Asaissant
Secretary Of State Loumis was a
passenger ON the liner Philadelphia
waich sailed today Tor Southampton
LOOMS admitted that he was galng
IA Paris for the government 10 70
celye the remains 81 Paul Jonea
from the Preach authorities. He
states that the duty was assigned to
him after being ordered 10 Europe
ON an important mission Of state.
the nature OF which he refused 20
dIYulse He alao declined To make
statement on Venezuelan affairs
Tho ceremony Of transferring the re-
mains Il to take place on July 2
and s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
BREk ERTON
NEWS NOTES
Ispsslal to The ssanl

BRgAiERToS. June aA-The
Italian cruiser Umhria arrived Al
hrcmerton at 10 30 o'clock this
morning Lieut. l. n. Fisher. u the
Philadelphia. was the navy yard
officer delegated 20 board the yea
sal The umhrla fired a salute OF
Il gunA which was answered by the
battery on shore The admirara ga
lutte OF IS guns was then fired.
The vessel Is anchored az tho out
~ buoy, At II O'Clock Admiral Rar-
clay went aboard In a launch Tlls
evening a ball In honor % tho ltal-
Ian officers Is 20 be held In a hall
decorated with American and ftal-
ian flags.
The umhria leaves early tomor-
ruW morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Frank Mitchell and Fred brad
shaw we're arrested Friday niEht
for fighting. Officers Crandaii and
nurkman pulled the men apart aud
tnok them 10 the police station.
J. W. Herroa. 4 lahorer. waa
found in the alley alongside the
notorious Arcade dance hall. Friday
might officer Bradford shook the
man. but he did not move and the
officer. thinking he was dead or In
state Of snaenaihiiity. summoned
officer Mayon % take him 10 a
saloon nearby until the ambulance
came when the officer stopped
down 10 help the man. however. he
sprang TO bis feet and started 90
abuse Bradford. The officer then
tried to reason with him. but In
stead. the man aimed a blow AZ the
officer. which eanKht him on the
shoulder. A fierce fight then en-
sued. which ended rather the worse
for Heron. lie was taken 20 jail
The man had been drinking and
had evidently lmhibed liquor which
affected his brain
Fifteen unsanitary shacka in the
vicinity % Connecticut street. were
cundsmned on Friday ~ Health o.
fieer Ludlow and Inspector Coombs.
These zhacka must be vacated BY
July i2. when they win be burned
The Seattle Real Estate assocla-
ton will hold a smoker in the rooms
Of the Alaska club next Wednesday
evening. Gov. MeGraw. William
PigEosf. e. w. Saunders and others
will address the messing
Matt Wallace. colnrcd, was ar
raIxned before Judge Griffin on
Saturday morning and pleaded not
guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
TO SEE PROPOSED
ELECTRIC LINE

Il Il the guneral belief Of the rail-
road men IN this city that Prcaidont
Elliotts visit to the coast a. not
only for the puH,ocsn OF looking oycr
the lines OF tho Northern Pacific
and establishing few new offices
along ths line but Tor establishing
an electric line between Seattle and
Portland, For some time the North
era Pacific has been contomplat6ng
the use OF electricity GA ita western
ruaaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

=. aAyies OF Corporation Coun-
ralAoun upon tho legality of
- lhe funds voted Tor the ercc-
= "a hil for a city hall was
- " he COMMITTEES on public
ssssks and grounds At lis meet
I, Iast nlxhl No further action
= no instrumentation OF the
4 sall commission will be- taknn
- he corporation counsel re
'.~tk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

TacomA-The state railroad com
mission. consisting of H. A Fair
child. OF Hellingham. John 3. Ne
Miilin. Of Roche Harhuf and J. @
Lawrence Of Garfield. met here for
n fe~ moments Thursday. bat aid
not formally Organise until Friday
morning. AZ Olympia Gov Mead
has named Mr.. Fairchnd az the
chairman % the commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

Tbs NsSsst Styles
v.n's sen aud SUR Hats 20 be
- ID the city AZ & ~ Brooks 8
N 1871 "a Ave. 49,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-03-09
Los mexicanOs
en- LOckhart.
.
lNTRiGhS DIABOLICAS.

Con motive del linchamento do A.
nastaaio Lopez. hcmos obtcnido al
gunoa informcs que realments parc--
cen absurdos. que publicamos por-
que al travcs de cllos. SC Dota cl pro
fundo malestar on quo sc dcbatcn
nueHtroS hermanus do esa region.
FL dc Mario cstuvo punto dc
ser linchado Pablo SRlcido. on cl mis-
mo lugar on que 10 fu6 cl desycntura-
do Lopez. Salcido cs un hombrc hon
RADIO, trabajadOr. y ciertos america
nos. dc no muy llmpios antecedcntcs.
tratan dc "1uitarlo dc cnmedIo" pnr
Aontimicntos cspurios quo Rhrisan pa
~ contra su hogar. 10 mas tristn
~ quo oSc0Eicrun como instrumental
d. sua intrigas diab6lcas 4 un mcxi-
cano "marihuano" ilamndo Sabine
AEnllar. Salcido es pagador de unn
"nadrilla do hoinbrcs do Ia que Aguf-
lar fnrma pnrtc Este faIaambn,e di-
in quo Snlcido no 10 habia papado to-
do Ri trahnjO complete, y Ia insult0.
sGrcdiGndolo con unP nav8ja. 4 hi
FltUNbD) fn ll DiHED, SnIpltlO - UffI
fuor,es bofotadaa hasta dojarlo baiiado
cn sangrc. al vcr In trfulcn. los IL
n6riCnnOS so oChnron sobrc los con-
tendencies, tcnicndo que aacar si pia-
lola para dcfcndcTsc do los demas n
saltantc8, La plstola no di0 fuogo.
Y pront0 ie fuG quttada por 81 ospo-
IN, temicndO que matara nlguno.
1.os amcricanoa pnsicron sus pisto-
Las sobrc al pccho do In sehora, puca
Greyeron que iba dlapnrar sobre c.
Hos
Como ostog heChoc pasabnn sohre
TN punt0 distantO dc fOckhart, loa
amoricanos que SO dcCfan nRcntes del
0rden pnhIico, trataron dc ilevar 4
pio haata f0ckhart Il salcido Il A.
guitar. La gcii0rh so opuso 4 que llo-
vnran 4 stI espoFO pic, pudiendo ir
IN tron, y nj fin oonaigut0 quo asf
10 hIcieran, embarcapdose ella con II.
H obJeto era scgdn GO dice, llnchar
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-03-09
DON RAMON HEKNANDEz.

DON RAMON HERNANDEZ.
El vicrnes 3 dc los corrientes. IA
lieci6 on eSta Ciudad cl Sr. ID IA
mon Hernandez en- su casa No. GIG
dc In Gale dc Laredo Sur, 4 Ia cdad
dc &c ahoa.
lei Sr. Hernandez fue nativo dc
Chihuahua. Mexico, pcro hacia cuarcn
IN amos que rcsidfa on San Antonio,
peia 4 los slguientes deudCs: su os-
posh. In Sra. Juanita ]. de Herman
doz. ocho hijos: CristObal. Ramon
Jr., James. Tom, Tony Srlta. Jua-
ntta Hernandez, dos hijag cagadas,
la Sra. +. Baca In Sra. $. Trcyi-
no
III Sr. Hernandez fu6 aitarcfte os.
timado por sus hermosas vlrtudcs nj
blicas y prlvndaa. su muertc ha pro
ducido on Ia Colonia Mcxtcana. una
tristfslma impression, Los suniuosos
funeralcs quo SO 10 hicioron dieron IL
ma idea do 10 que valfa el vIrtuoao II
nado. Aquellos sc cfcctunron halo los
cuspicios do la Ilustro Sociedad de
San Fernando do In que es Prcsidou-
to, 81 famoso ingcnicro mccanlco don
Juan Dury, y de Ia cuai Socicdnd y.
Ramon ora Vica-Prcsidonte, 10 dI-
teron misa do cuorro proscn,e y el
1sey. Padre don Bernab6 Marinas pro-
nuncl6 una elocucntfsima oracl0n f1
nebro, comentando las muchas yirtu-
des religlosas ofVlcas del difunto.
La Catedral dc San Fernando estu.
70 henchida dc gonto Estuyleron
prcscntos eli sus funerales adem6s
dc In socIedad do San Fernando. Ia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-03-09

grave cStd en- que cse asccnso fue H.
ma gracia especial mistcriosa. v lue-
go que la obtuYo, volvio 4 estos In
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