davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
Reunion Del conciIio.

Ell concilio de ciudad Sc reuni0 en- session re
gular mensu ell l1nes en- la noche en- la off
Gina del mayor, ell Conciliar Marcelino Gar,
cha ocupando la silla. Sc hallaban presentes
los Conciliares Kaune, Muller, Walker, Lo
PEE, Castillo y Anton, y ell secretario Mon
tenie.
Los s~iguientes negocios Sc transaron:
Los procedimientos de la junta anterior
fuepon leidos y aprobados.
Ell comite sobre Gales y puentes fue llama
do a reportar en- cuanto a la construction de
aceras en- la ciudad. Ell presidente Walker
inform0 al concilio que la razon para que no
eStuvieran construidas las aceras era la inha-
bilidad del comite en- obtener ladrillo. Ell
comite fue instruido de usar todos los medios
~posibles para obtener ell ladrillo y construir
las aceras tan pronto come fuera possible.
Ell p~rocurador de ciudad fue instruido otra
vez de tomar medidas legales en- Ell asunto
de una cierta casa de piedra en- la parte sur
de la ciudad.
Ell Conciliar George Anton dimiti0 de la of
Gina, la misma de tomar efecto Immediate
mente. La dimision fue aceptada y R. l.. Ba-
ca electo para llenar la vacancia.
No habiendo mas negocios ell concilio Sc
prorrog6 para r~eunirse en- session especial ell
dia IL de Septiembre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
IMPoRTANTE ARREsTo.

Ell TEMPO, peri6dico que Sc publica en- Las
Cruces, N. M, nos cuenta 10 siguiente.
Ell l1nes pasado como a las dos de la mana.
ma ell joven diputado alguacil mayor Marcial
A. Valdez. 2do, efectu6 la apprehension de
uno de los hijos mas desesperados de Gestas,
en- los momentos de cometer I'm descarado ro-
DO. IS Ell case que ell domingo amaneci6 ell
salon Majestic, propiedad del Sr. Samuel +.
Bean, robado y rotos los vidrios de una de las
~ventanas que dan a la plaza principal, por
donde Sc introdujeron los cacos llevandose
consigo ell botin de $40 en- effective que Sc ha-
bian dejado en- la GAIA registradora, Y. algu-
mas botellas del mejor whiskey. All recono-
Ger ell acto criminal Ell Sr. Bean di6 oportuno
aviso q las autoridades y ell Sr. Jose R. Luce
no, nuestro active alguacil mayor, puso a sus
diputados sobre la pista para oescrubir a los
ladrones. Cada uno de los diputados Sc en-.
cargo de su cometido con actividad v cello.
Ell ~diputado Valdez Sc constituyo a vigilar
con sigilo a III hombre de mala fama por te-
ner en- 81 tan vehementes sospechas, que
tenda La conviction de no equivocarse.
Come q las dos de la mariana el LINES de la
semana pasada Sc lie ~desapareci6 como Dor
%encanto de una de las c~antinas al estar ha-
blando ell diputado Valdez con On. Pedro Cor
zales, pero en- Ell acto tuvo noticia por ell Sr.
Max Armijo que ell hombre iba con rumbo al
Banco Bowman v cantina del Palmila Club.
que Sc hallaba va cerrada y que esta dos puer
tas al sur de dicho banco y cerca de la boti-
ca del Sr, Lane en- la Gale principal. Ell d.
putado valdez invite entonces a los Sres.
Gonzales y Armijo para que 10 acompaharan
pues estaba ECU de e~ncontrar al ladron CO.
metiendo algun robo. AL llegar a la cuadra
del banco Bowman, Sc dividieron ash: Ell
Sr. Pedro Gonzales Sc apostle en- la esuuina
del concrete de los Sres. Manasse, Ell ST..
Max Armijo en- la esquina de la botica del DR..
y Ell diputado Valdez Sc dirigi0 al salon
Palmilla q~uitandose los zapatos para no ha.
Ger ruido en- Ell entarime del portal. All acer-
carse a la puerta de la c~antina, que da q I'm
pasillo, oy6 los golpes de la quiebra de las
maquinas de juego "Slot Machines" v Dor es.
tar la puerta hermeticamente cerrada Dor
dentro. Sc resolvi6 a salir fuera v esperar &
que saliera ell caco ~ocultandose detras de I'm
arbol cerca de la salida.
Efectivamente POGO despues sali0 ell ladron
bien confiado de no ser visto y Sc dirigi6 q la
plaza, pero q los cuantos pasos que do. eli d.
putado Valdez brinc6 sobre 81 c~ubriendole
Ia pistola y como jba en- medals no 10 sin
no hasta que lie orden6 alzara las manos,
mandate que no pudo obedecer por llevar en-
Ios brazos una carga de botellas de c~erveza,
pero ~permaneci6 inm6yil. A ese tempo los
Sres. Gonzales y Armijo Sc aprontaron en- 81
ugar y Sc esculc6 al ladron, encontrandosele
dinero que habia extrafdo de las ma
luinas de juego. De ALI fue conducido q la
All volver de ALA, ell Official fue en-
'usca del diputado Santa Rosa Rico para que
imbos cuidaran ell establecimiento robado
lasta que amanecicra. AL siguiente dia en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
Torceduras

s.. A. Read, Cisco, Texas, escribe Mario
II, 1901: La mudeca de mi mano Sc tor
clio tan malamente por una caida que que
do inutilizada; y despues de usar varios re-
medios que faltaron en- darme alivio, use ell
Linimento de Nieve de Ballard, Y me SAND.
Encarecidamente 10 recomiendo q todos los
que sufren de torceduras. De venta en- la
Botica de Fischer Y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
Ahos de sufrimlento.

"Habia estado molestado con dolor de es.
palda por 15 amos y i'alle complete recu-
p%eracion con el uso del Balsamo de Dolor
de Chamberlain )" dice: John G Bisher.
Ind, Este linimento es tambien sin igual.
para torceduras y lastimaduras. De venta
en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09

la tarde fue presentado el ratero ante o. juez
Sr. Roman de la O, donde Sc dio por culpabIe
de su crimen. siendo remitido q la carcel a
aguardar la accion del gran jurado. Este in.
dividuo SO llama Antonio Marquee y va ha
extinguido una condena dc I'm ado en- la pc.
nitenciaria por robo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09

Santa Fe N. M, Septiembre 9, 1905.
Sepan todos por estas presentes que ell dia
1ro de S~eptiembre de 1905, mi esposa Paul.
ma Montoyo de Ortiz, abandon6 mi casa y
CANA sin ninguna razon 6 causa legal que 20
sepa. y por tai razon no sere en- 10 de adelan-
tie responsible por ninguna cuenta que ella
haga y amonesto a todos que no acepten min
guna en- mi nombre, porque no sere response
BILE por las mismas.
INEZ ORTIZ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
coRrE De Los EsTApos uNIpos.

La session de la corte de los Estados Unidos
por ell primer distrito judicial fue llamada al
orden ell lines a las tres de la tarde en- ell
aposento de la corte en- la casa de corte del
condado, ell juez superior w. J. Mills presi
diendo. Los otros oficia.es que Sc hallaban
presentes fueron el Procurador de los Esta-
dos Unidos w. H. H.. Llewellyn. el asitente
procurador de los Estados Unidos T.. l.. Med
Ter, ell escribano de distrito A. M. Bergere, ell
interprete de la corte G. w. Armijo, los ma
r~iscales de los Estados Unidos ". r. Forbes
y Fred Fornoff ell ~gritador A. M Dietz y los
diputados Manuel Otero y Jemes w. Chaves.
Los siguientes ~negocios Sc transaron:
Los hombres ~escogidos para deber en- los
|sopelsM sol ep sopvmf souenbed & epueIS
Unidos fueron e~xaminados y los siguientes es
cogidos para s~ervicio:
Gran Jurado.. Patrocinio Lopez, presiden-
te; Agustin Bustos, Andres Constante, Jose
Inez Martinez, Sotero Romero, Leocadio Con
zales, Hilario Gallegos, Eulog'o Martinez,
Santiago Martinez, Amado Mora, Juan Zamo-
ra, Julian Roybal, Manuel Trujillo y O., Juan
Montoya y Romero, Eugenio Moya Reyes Or
tega. y Jose d.. Mascarehas.
Pequeio Jurado. Manuel Lucero, Leoni-
des Leyba, Perfilio Olivas, Seferino Vigil
Sembrano Gallegos, B. Blackwell, Jose |
Maestas. Vidal Moya. j. Isabel Martinez, Fe-
lipe Padilla, Teofilo Lopez, Charles Yingling,
Pedro Gomez y G., Fidel lCordova Marcial
Martinez, Rumaldo Garcia, Daniel Espinosa.
J. B. Austin, Miguel Martinez, Samuel Han
ger, w. A.. Brown, Juan de Jesus Griego, T.
| Jones y Nemecio Martinez.
FL juez Mills instruyo q ambos jurados
despues de 10 cual la corte Sc prorrog0 has
ia ell siguiente dia a las 10 de la maiana.
El martes la corte Sc abri0 de nuevo con
todos los ~oficiales p~resentes.
La causa de los Estados Unldos VS. Higinic
v. Gonzales y Maria Naranjo, en- la cual los
a~cusados fueron querellados por ell dltimo
gran jurado por adulterio, fue llamada, los
acusados Sc acusaron con culpa, y fueron
multados cada uno en- $25 y los costos por la
corte Y ambos multa y costos fueron sospen-
| didos durante buen comportamiento por los
acusados.
La causa de los Estados Unidos VS. Anice-
to Martinez y Lucia Gonzalez, en- la cual los
acusados fueron querellados por ell dltimo
gran jurado por adulterio, fue llamada Los
acusados retiraron SUI alegato anterior y Sc
acusaron con culpa, por 10 cuaI multados en-
$25 y los costos, costos y multas fueron sos
| pendidos durante buen comportamiento.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09

Tn Remedio sin luuat,

.."HaIIo que las p~astiilas de Chamberlain
para esu6mago 8 hfgado son mas beneficio-
sas que cualquier otro remedio gu he usado
para malestares del est6mago," dice ]. P.
Klote, de Edna, Mo. Para cualquier des-
orden del est6mago, biliosidad 6 constipa-
ciOn, estas pastillas son sin igual.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09

En- esta oficina Sc venden blancos
para contracts de partido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
DINERO PARA PRESTAR

sobre propiedad raiz q otra seguridad.
NewAM exico Employment Bureau and
Realty Co., 103 Palace Avenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06

dorf Astor, to become a citizen Of Great
Britain.
/ Mr. DreXel smiled. He wore beautl-
iul. tight-iittinR English clothes. shoes
with pnlo-colorcd tops tiny, uptum-
/ ed mustache
i refuse to answer that question. ="
| no said. Il detect ~ IL evidence Of "a
| cqhspiracy--a conspiracy 10 make me
| unpopular
lie drew forth handkerchief Of soft
purple silk.
And J dctcst conspircies." he said.
oven when the conspilators are SO OPP
| pressed and put-upOn as was At certain
Young friend Of mine.
My friend, with wild eyes and dig
ordered hair, rushed from his house one
night with box Of expensive Havana
cigars in his hpnd
'O'Tooiel O'Toolen he called softly
la the policeman ON the beat.
'Oloole turned curiousiy My friend
pointed to the lighted window OF the
house next door
'O'Toole. me said do you hear
that young woman singing thereY
i certainly do, STR Officer OToole
replied.
She lives next door to me YOU
know. said my friend.
Yes. sir Certainly, sir. agreed the
policeman.
Then my friends thrust into the Of
iicers nand the box OF cigars.
The best Ilavanas, O'1nolc,' he
said. The very best Havana perfectos
III give them to you II you'l rush in
TO that house and ask who Is being
murdered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
RUSSIAN STRIKE
VERY EXPENSIVE.
Has Cost Millions and is Now
Costing Many Thousands
Daily.
WILL CARRY OUT REFORMS.
Ohicial Note to that Eject Issued
Gar Thanks Smonoysky for Its
Loyalty to Him.

Warsaw, Russian Poland, Dec. g.
Many Of the smaller factories are going
into bankruptcy because of their ina
bilty to meet the additional eNpendi-
lures occasloned by the increase Of
wages which the strikers forced the
owners to grant. Eight hundred men
are employed at the governments CEN
trail alcohol store have struck for adj
ditional pay, The postal and telegraph
&c authorities estimate that the govern
ment is losing $500 daily by the pres
ent strike. while the governments loss
from tickets alone during the recent
railroad strike is estimated at SIS 500, 900.
woman revoutlonlst, Olga Henkin,
who accompanied by a friend went TO
Iyanovo on the Moscow iarosav rail-
way 10 deliver revolutionary speeches
was waylald by Wurkmen on her arri-
val at the station and both she and her
companion were killed.
WILL CARRY OUT REFORMS.
st. Petersburg, Tuesday. Dec. ;. Via
Eydtkuhnen, East Prussia, Dec. Gan
official note was issued today explaining
that while the government Is inhexlbIy
determined to carry out the reforms
promised by the imperial manifesto of
Oct. 30, II Is impossible at one stroke To
accustom the population 10 the admin
ietration OF the new order of things
created by the manifesto. Until the
new legislation required by the reforms
Is effected, the old laws must be en-
forced except where thew are already
replaced By temporary provisions, The
note adds that drafts of the provisional
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
STOLEN DIAMONDS.

New York Dec, s-That the larger
portion OF 100000 worth Of jewels stol-
en- from a Paris travelling salesman IN
birmingham England, last March
were disposed Of IN southern and west
ern cities In the United States by a
woman confederate of the robbers is
the opinion of the New York police,
Two necklaces. worth several thou
sands. which were identified By the
victim OF the robbery as part Of the
plumber were fouIi In pawn shop
here yesterday. the greatest secrecy
was maintained by the police and II
was said that nothing would be made
apprehended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
PHILIPPINE PLANTERS.
Send Committee To Work for Removal
Of Tariff ON Sugar and Tobacco.

San Francisco, Dec. "a committee
representing the interests Of the sugar
planters of the Philippine Islands arrived
here yesterday from the orient on their
way to Washington, 10 appear before the
congressional committee on Philippine af-
fairs. The committee advocates reciproc.
lty and will ask Congress 10 revoke the
tariff on sugar and tobacco.
The party includes t.steban de La
Rama native PHILIPPINE. who Is the
owner Of large sugar interests IN the Is.
lands. and Geo. Bronson Rea. who is also
a sugar planter. These representatives
say that the philippines will be I'm.
measurably benefited II Congress revokes
the tariff on the above named commodl-
ties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
JAPANESE CABINET CHANGE.

Toxic Dee. 6 4 y. m,--The sudden post
ponement of the arrival Of Marquis Ito,
who was expected here today 10 present
his report 70 the emperor on the result
OF his mission to Korea, Is considered
change IN the cabinet MARQUIS Ito is
now expected to arrive on Dec, and
during that time the necessary pour par
leur can be held looking toward the for
nation Of n new cabinet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
WHO SHE Is.
CAB00SE BROKE LOOSE
Runs Away and Smashcs Into a
switch Engine.

Tacoma. Wash. Dec. Ca caboose
broke loose from a northern Pacific
freight train on the seventeenth street
grade crossing Pacific avenue early
this morning and ran down the hill
through the railroad yards nearly
mile. collidine with a switch engine
opposite the headquarters building. En-
glneer Charles Johnson was caught in
the wreck and badly scalded. He is
not expected to live. The locOmo-
tive was badly wrecked. The caboose
caught fire ana was practically de-
stroyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
HEIREss MARRIEs EARL

London, Dec. s.-Another American
helress Joined the British peerage this AZ
ternoon through the marriage OF Eloise.
raughter Of the late W. l., Breeze, OF
heir Of tho Earl Of Anc "Uds'T The e eeps.
mony, which took place at st. Msrgarets
ed gathering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
CONTROVERSY WITH SULTAN.
French Foreign Office Considers that
II Is Practically Closed.

Paris, Dec, 6.-The foreign office hero
considers that the controversy between
the powers and Turkey Is practically clos
ed and that only details remain 10 be set.
tied previous to securing satisfactory
adjustment, The international feet Is re-
naming inactive pending the conclusion
OF these details.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
NEW PETROLEUM co.

Berlin. Dec. GA new petroleum
company with n capital OF 1926. 900 has
been formed with the object OF working
10000 acres of oil lands IN Hanover and
600 acres I'm Galicla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
RICHARD W. YOUNG.
JOSEPH 8. WELLS.
JDHN N. kNIGHT-

The regular meeting Of Liberty stake
Primary officers will be held In the
Second ward meetinghousc on Satur-
day, Dec ., 1905, at p, M Secretaries
are requested to bring the books OF 1905
for inspection and To come prepared to
procure the new books for 1906
JOSEPHINE WOOLLE(, Prcst.
EFFlE SPEIRS. Secy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
TRIAL OF PAT GROVE.

Omaha. Dec. 6.-After the eXamina
tIon of seven witnesses the prosecution
today rested In the Pat Grove trial and
the defense began Offering testimony
this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
SOMETHING NEW IN SIGNS.

The novel sort Of street signs here.
with shown have recently been PLACED
on the posts Of the arc lights in Chi.
cago. As an experiment a hundred
signs have been placed IN various 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
MRS. INA BERRY
HAS SURRENDERED
Before Doing so Fired One Shot
At Her Captors Without
Effect.
AMMONIA FUMES WERE USED.
Once In JaiI and Assured No Harm
Was Intended. She Gained Down
And Talked Nationally

Girard, kas., Dec 6.--Mrs. Ina Berry
who since Friday last had held the
town officials at bay from her fort In
the toilet room Of a Frisco railway
moved today shortly before noon, after
she had been partially overcome by
the fumes OF ammonia. A bundle OF
rags saturated with the drug had been
pushed through the window of the toll
ct room, Before surrenderlng Mrs,
Berry fired one shot at her captors
but without effect.
Before she could shoot again Mrs.
Berry was overpowered by two officers.
After being treasured that the Of
flcers and the people Of Girard were
her friends. and that the officers had
come to protect her. the woman made
but feeble effort at resistance. She
was removed in a carriage 10 the Jail
and placed under the care Of the city
physician. once inside the jail and
made confident that the attendants
were working In her behalf. Mrs. Berry
quoted down and talked nationally.
Emaclated by her long fast and
weakened from loss OF sleep and from
exposure, the woman presented a pitt
able appearance. Her clothes We're
torn, her face and hands badly soiled
and her hair 1sheveed.
Mrs. Berry will he delivered into the
custody Of the probate court. before
whom the town marshal had last night
been ordered to produce her at 3 o'clock
this afternoon.
WHO SHE IL.
Lexington, Ky. Dec. 6.-The identity
of tho woman who for several days de-
fed the authorities at Giraard Kas,,
was fully established today when
James f. Barry, n grocer here. visited
the offices Of local law firm. Mr..
Barry says the woman IL his divorced
wife. Although he has again married.
he says he will assist her In her present
trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
CHURCH NOTICES

The semi-annual conference Of the
Pioneer stake Relief society VIII b.
held I'm the stake han Friday. Pee. \.
All officers. including secretaries and
treasurers, VIII meet at II a. m while
tho conference proper will convene at
9 r. m. 4 good attendance al an the
meetings Is desired,
ANNIE WELLS CANNON.
LuCY w. SMITH.
REBECCA II. PETIT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
A ANNOUNCE MI EMIT,

The Giles Mercantile Agency and the
American Mercantile and Reporting
Agency have consolidated and business
VIII hereafter De conducted under the
hhme or The Gies-American Mercantile
Agency. Sept. / the business Will be To-
Gated mt 400 TO III d. i. Walker Bldg
TOP eoorl. Phones. $50 for reports. aud
az for collections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
MUSIC TEACHERS.

All who desire to consult the list
OF the representative professors and
music teachers OF Salt Lake should
read the Musicians Directory in
the Saturday News"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06

The Ensign Stake monthly Priesthood
meeting will be held Friday next. the
sth ins.., at the Twentieth ward meet
inghouse, az 1880 D. m. Judge Wills
Brown Will deliver an address on the
subject OF the Juvenile court, what It Is
and what 1t aims to accomplish \ full
attendance desired. The Bishops aud
the presidents Of quorums will kindly
urge the presence OF the lesser Priest
hood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06

Our whole stock is a model of
completeness. and the same sys-
tematic thoroughness that we OBJ
serve in the handling Of our goods
and customers porvadcs our en-
tire store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06

cations about the city and criticism has
been invited. The white letters. two
inches In height, are on blue back
ground, and the device Is edged witt
white. Thus far the new signs hay,
not elected much fay orable comment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
THE CoNSPIRAToR

a. j. DreXe was asked I'm Philadei-
pha if he proposed, like William Wal
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MERCHANT OF VENICE.

Nowhere in liter ature or in stage lore
has there ever been found the equal of
the character of "Shylock," in "The
Merchant of Venice" But one master
mind has ever invested any one char
acter with so much subtle cunning, so
great an amount of keenness and char
acter, such wide variance of light and
shade, as has the immortal bard of Avon
given to this, the predominant figure in
all his works, and for this reason alone
If for no other, has THE Merchant of
Venice" always been the piece de re-
sistance" of all, in the repertoire of
every great Shakespearean artist.
The attraction is underlined for APP
pearance in this city at the Grand opera
house for an engagement of but one
night, Monday, February 9th, and
with that sterling and truly artistic
player, Mr.. Joseph De Grasse in the
title role
Sale OF seats opens on Saturday at
the box office promptly at nine o'clock
in the morning, and only those upon
subscribers list can secure first choice
OF seats. Names may be added to the
list at the advance sale Office any time
between now and the opening of the
sale.
Those who are not subscribers can
secure seats at same place the following
day. Prices S1.0O, rs, so, 25c.