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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
Dos Pastores Aseslnados.
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.

Albuquerque, JUNO 24.--Ha llegado
la noticia aqui del asesinato de dos bo-
rregueros, Nicolas Sanchez y Carmel
Baca, en- ell Rio Puerco como 10 millas
de esta ciudad, d Ia misma vez ell jue-
yes en- la noche. Ell alguacil Hubbell
arrest6 esta tarde up negro mestizo,
llamado Amelio Mcclure, en- Atrisco,
quien Sc hallaba con los hombres ase.
sinados, y Ia evidencia esta muy fuer.
tie que el .hecho fue ell trabajo de Nc
Clure. & Ell crimen fuei cometido con
una hacha y mientras los dos hom-
bres Sc hallaban durmiendo. Los
hombres asesinados Sc hallaban en- su
canine q esta ciudad con cuatro ca
rros' de. lana y la lanafu prendida y
destruida.
EvIDENCIA CONTRA MCCLURE.
Albuquerque, JUNO 26.-El Algua-
Gil Hubbell no ha podido obtener una
confession de Emelio Mcclure ahora en-
la carcel por ell asesinato de Nicolas
Sanchez y Carmel Baca en- La Posta
q traves del Rio Puerco, cuarenta mi
las de Albuquerque, ell jueves en- la
noche. Ambas dos de sus vfctimas
eran duenos de ovejas y..Sanchez era
prominente en- la politica local de su
parte en- Ell condado.
Mcclure, los dos borregueros por
quienes habla estado trabajando, y IN
%muchacho, Patrio Sanchez, de Atris-
CO, quien trajo las noticias del asesina-
to, Sc acamparon en- e, vado de La Posta
ell jueves en- la noche. Habia habidC
algunas palabras entire Mcclure y los
dos borregueros. Ell muchacho, Pa.
trio, dice que temprano ell jueves en- la
mafana fue recordado por Mcclure,
quien lie ordeno que Sc levantara y le
ayudara a prender uno de los carros
en- que la partida venfa caminando.
Ell muchacho pregunto que 81 donde
Sc hallaban los dos hombres y Nc,
Clure lie dijo que Sc habian vuelto para
ell rio a traer aqua. Mcclure y ell mu,
muchacho Sc retiraron del campo y
cuando habian caminado como una
milla Mcclure repentinamente lie pu'
so la pistola al muchacho, y 10 hizo ju'
rar que no diria NADIA de la repentina
desaparicion de los dos hombres. FL
muchacho Sc escape de Mcclure y die
la alarma. Los cuerpos de los dos
hombres fueron hallados en- ell fondo
de una noria cerca del vado, horrible.
mente cortados y m~achacados. FL
%muchacho espantado partio para Albu.
%querque y donde estaba ell alguacil,
quien lego a la casa del asesino en-
Atrisco no mas en- cuanto este iba sa-
liendo, en- un caballo robado del IAN.
cho del alguacil. Llevaba ell sombrero
que Sanchez traia cuando fue asesina.
do ell rifle de Sanchez fu6 hallado por
ell alguacii en- la casa de Mcclure.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc envia a todas
las e~stafetas en- Nuevo Mexico, y tiene
una circulation grande y creciente en-
tire Ia genie inteligente y p~rogresista
del sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
pREclv DE ~sUscRIcIoN.

Las leyes de los Estades Unidos re-
quieren que cualquiera persona paga.
ra por un periodico mientras continue
tomandolo de la estafeta, aunque ell
tempo por ell cual Sc suscribio haya
expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
Hubo Diez Convicciones.
La corte de Distfito del Condado de Rio Arriba
concIuye sus Tareas con un TermIno muy
Ocupado-Dos Sentencias de 50 Amos.

El termino veraniego de la corte de
distrito del primer distrito judicial por
elcondado de Rio Arriba, ell cual Sc CO.
rro en- TERRA Amarillo ell sabado de la
semana pasada, fue uno de los mejores
que Sc han tenido en- aquel condado.
MuchOs de los negocios civiles Sc dis
puso de ellos y ell registro criminal ca
81 Sc agot6 por complete. Hubo diez
convicciones. Entire elias dos por
asesinato en- segundo grade. Estas
fueron en- Ia causa dell Territorio VS.
Jose Florentino Martinez. y Pedro 10.
Sc Martinez por ell asesinato de Manuel
Manuel Martinez y Levy en- Chimayo
en- Enero pasado. Los dos acusados
ii al padre & hijc, ell padre teniendo po-
co mas que cincuenta amos, mientras
que ell hijo tiene como 90 amos. Ell ju-
RADIO, despues de dos dias de delibera-
cion entreg6 un dictamen de culpables
de asesinato en- ell segundo grade ell
sabado de la semana pasada y la corte
sentencio a los dos acusados a ~cincuen-
ia amos de aprisionamiento en- la peni-
tenciaria territorial. Las otras con-
welcomes fueron: Dos por asesinato;
uno por rapto; n por fal~siticacion
tres por robo y asalto, y n por asal-
to con arma mortifera. Estos prisio-
neros arribaron ell microbes en- la tar
de de TERRA Amarillo a cargo del Al
guacil b. @. Hernandez y fueron en-
tregados a las autoridades de la peni-
tenciaria para la ~ejecucion de las sen
~tencias.
Ell grande y pequeno jurados consis-
theron de hombres muy buenos segun
ell registro 10 muestra. Cuatro con
welcomes por a%sesinato en- un termino
de dos, semanas es un registro exec.
lente para todos los concernidos, ell
juoz presidente, ell Juez McFie, los of
ciales prosecutores y los jurados. FL
cargo, que tan amenudo es hecho pOr
genie preocupada contra los jurados
wnativos 6 a quienes no les gusta yer
nativos de Nuevo Mexico de descen-
dencia Espanola 8 Mexicana servir CO.
mo jurados, que estos no convictarian
hombres de su propia raza aunque es-
tuvieran manchados con un crfmen
sangriento, esta complete y entera-
mente desaprobado por los registros
del reciente termino de corte en- ell
condado de Rio Arriba, segun ha sido
ell tempo y tempo ante-iormente.
FL Juez Asociado MpFie, quien presi-
dio, Sc expresa altamente agradecido
con 10 que Sc adquiri6 en- Ell termino,
en- ambos lados del registro, criminal
y civil.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

En- esta oficina Sc venden Dlancos
para contracts de par lido
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

En- esta oficina > venden biancos
para contracts del 4rtido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

regresaron 81 lines de la Plaza de AL
calde, donde ~estuvieron de vista ell
sabado y domingo con ell Sr. y la Sra.
Facundo Ortiz Ell Sr. Ortiz, quien
por varios amos fue escribano de ciu.
dad de Santa Fe, Sc halla ahora em
pleado en- ell concrete general de Elias
Clark, en- Alcalde.
La abundancia de aqua en- ell Rio de
Santa Fe ha mermado mucho durante
las semanas pasadas y a la fecha no es
veinte por ciento de 10 que era un mes
pasado. Ell gerente Frank Owen, de
"a Compania de Aqua y Alumbrado de
Santa Fe, es de opinion que, a no ser
que llueva pronto, economic en- ell uso
de aqua para fines pdblicos y domes-
tendra que ser usada.
La Compania Ferrocarrilera de San.
Fe ha decidido que en- TODD 10 que
sea possible ell domingo sera un dia de
lescanso para sus empleados. Todos
os trabajadores de fete han sido ms.
acercarse a su punto terminal
sabado en- la noche, 81 possible. Sol
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
DR.. BLUMER'S SON
IS h VICTIM Of
SPOTTED FEVER

development spinal meningitis
Pomet school for Pofret Conn., school work has
been suspended least week and nearly all the students
their homes of their
The student who sick with the disease Alder Bumer
Bmer of the Butler Hospital
this The lad died about o'clock today
Thursday evening after he had finished
supper which he usual with the other boys
of physicians, including his
three Providence and from
Putnam besides the resident physician.
physicians remained Pomfret until the boys
death everything skill could suggest the
progress of the disease, ineffectively
of the school, the nature of the dis
became evident notified the parents of the students by ee
graph More than students have already left Pomret and the
others will today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
OF
ATTORNEY
DOUGLAS

Today at noon from HIS late residence
at los Prospect street funeral services
for Samuel T. Douglas. brother OF tho
chief Justice OF the supreme court Of
Rhode Island, were solemnized in a sim
Iple yet impressive manner. Rev. DIR. III.
VI. King Of the First Baptist church being
the clergyman. Mr.. Douglas was a
member OF the First church in his life
time.
The house was filed with relatives and
friends OF the deceased and OF the fam
fly. in addition TO the chief justice. an
other brother wayland Douglas and his
wife being present from indianapolis, In
diana. His Honor Mayor Miller was
also present.
The deceased up 10 the time Of his
death was a standing master in chancery
OF the supreme court and prominent I'm
the various bar organizations and lawyers
were in attendance in large numbers.
There were also n large number Of
Free Masons OF the various degrees in
attendance. Mr.. Blodgett having been a
member OF Corinthian lodge, A. r. and
A. NJ. OF the Providence Royal Arch chap
ter Of Calvary commandery. *. T.. and
OF Palestine temple, Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine.
From the latter organization came
handsome floral tributes. the Shrine send
ing n symbolical set piece and other or
gHnizations which were represented by
similarly appropriate offerings were the
bar association, Chi Phi fraternity
Suua club. ". II. club and First
Light Infantry regiment. in addition 10
those from hosts of friends in the bust
ness and social world
Mr. Douglas had been three times mar
red, and his widow. daughter o' the late
Pardon Wilbur. and a 9year- daugh-
ter. Miss Alice Hale Douglas. survive
him.
Because OF the bereavement Of the
chief Justice the session OF the appellate
division OF the supreme court was cut
short this morning and the members Of
the Rhode Island Bar association at
tended I'm n body.
At the conclusion OF the services AZ
the house the remains were taken TO
Swan Point cemetery for burial Pro
fessional bearers were used, the burial
being private.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15

and woke up yesterday TO find the COM
nllssioD out OF existence
NJ. Witte attributes his majesty's act TO
court intrigue directly aimed against HIM
self and yesterday Informed his friends
that he was completely disheartened and
discouraged. no longer able TO bear the
humihations heaped upon him and that
he would leave all and go abroad for a
time.
A FIRST WARNING.
The slovo has received it's first warning
for the publication OF articles entitled
THE Bureaucracy and "The War and
Rsform" I'm which the papers severely ar
ragned the incompetency OF the bureau
oracy and the general staff and the wal
office.
NJ. Whites antagonists at court where
their influence was greatly feared by NJ
Witte were effectively reinforced by
part OF the old Van Plehve cabal who
have wreaked their vengeance on their
ancient chief enemy, NJ. Witte.
The Associated Press is informed that
NJ. Witte went 10 Tsarskoe-Solo yester-
day and informed the emperor that Il was
quite plain that a plot against him ex-
listed and that he desired TO retire.
His Majesty. however, is understood
To have declined againto accept the
minister's resignation.
-.
London. April 15-A telegram from
Singapore. Straits Settlement. was re-
oeived here today announcing that the
Peninsular and Oriental Steamship com
pany's steamer Marmora sighted Ave
Russian battleships. April 3. I'm latitude
s degrees south and longitude 90 degrees
east, steering for the Straits OF SiInda.
The dispatch has no present significance
The fact that the Marmora, which was
bound 10 London from Sydney, New
South Wales, which port she left March
15 subsequently touching at Freemantle
western Australia, March q. sighted the
Russian squadron that was reported early
I'm the month from Colombo. Ceylon. The
news apparently now has reached Singa-
pore through outgoing steamers
The main interest in the dispatch lies
In its giving the exact location OF the
squadron. indicating that 70 steered al
most due east from Madagascar, it is
presumed here. with the object OF
creating the impression that Roiestvensky
intended to traverse the Straits OF Sunda
and draw away the Japanese from the
Malacca straits. through which he ul-
timately passed In safety.
WAR RISKS RAISED
Hong Kong. April 15.-Many colliers are
arriving here from Durham Natal, and
Cardiff, Wales. apparently awaiting
orders War risks at Hong Kong for
japanese ports have been raised and trade
has been effected
A telegram received here from Saigon,
suggests that the Russian squadron pos
sibly Will not gro north before the end Of
April
Continued on page Two)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15

REACHES HIS
new CAMP

Glenwood Springs. Colo. April Is
President Roosevelts special train ar
rived here at 1866 this morning. and five
minutes later left for New Castle, IL
miles west. At the latter point the pres-
dents party mounted horse and started
for Camp Roosevelt. which Is on the
mountains. q miles south OF New Castle.
President Roosevelt in hunting garb APP
peared on the rear platform OF his car
and responded briefly 10 the greetings OF
the large crowd assembled at the depot.
He said that on returning from his hunt
ing trip next month he would stop here
for day and take a plunge in the pool.
PRESIDENTS RETURN
Pueblo. Colo. April i5.--The itinerary
FOR President Roosevelt's return trip as
given out today includes a run over the
narrow guage portion OF the Rio Grande
railroad. The president will ride In a
special narrow guage Pullman train. pre-
pared especially for him. and in which he
will be the first person to travel. On the
| return trip he will stop at Pueblo and
| Denver
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
PETITION FOR WRIT OF
MANDAMUS IS DENIED

There was hearing by Judge Blodgett
in the appellate division OF the supreme
court today Of the petition OF Antonio
+. Naciel for a writ OF mandsmus against
Andre A. II. Noranha to compel the de-
livery OF books, papers and moneys held
by Mr. Noranha. who was formerly treas
urer OF the Societ Union =. B. d, Espirito
Santo
Mr. Noranha said he was willing 20 de-
liver up tho books and papers. but that
tho money was claimed by two parties
Counsel for Mr.. Noranha claimed the
money matter could not he settled by
mandamus proceedings. Judge Blodgett
agreed with this view OF the law and
the petition was not granted. All the
parties are residents or Bristol.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
FURTHER HEARING ON DAIRY
CO.'S INJUNCTION PETITION

The petition Of the Providence Dairy
cumrany for a preliminary Injunction
against Annie II. Darling to prevent the
transfer OF certain stock on the ground
IL had not been paid for was further
heard by Judge Blodgett today.
Mrs Darling IL was claimed agreed to
deliver a milk route TO the dairy COM
pany az payments for the stock but failed
to do so.
A certificate was presented today from
the secretary OF state certifying that the
stock had according to the papers in his
cf.ice been paid for. The case will be fur
trc: heard next Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
INDEMNITY
PAID To A
MEXICAN

Washington. April. 15.-Failure OF a
Mexican citizen 10 obtain satisfaction
from the authorities of Cameron County.
Texas. for personal injuries suffered in
that county. evoked a serious complaint
TO the Washington government from the
Mexican government, against the Iexas
authorities and caused secretary hay
several months ago to offer out or the
federal treasury $500 to Mexico In saus-
faction Of it's official claim for damages.
The story told in official correspondence
published at the state department today.
Fulogio ZAmbrano, a Mexican citizen,
pawned a rife at Brownville. Texas. be-
longing to "A citizen OF that town. was ar
rested and while being carried to jail
IL is claimed he attempted To escape ana
was shot at and wounded by Private Nc
Kenzie OF the Texas Ranger force. The
Mexican consul reported that Zainbrano
was tried and sentenced without any ac-
counts being taken by the court or the
wounds inflicted by Mckenzie, but that
the Judge in passing sentence told the
prisoner that he inflicted light punish
inent because he had been wounded.
This state temealt the Mexican government
thinks, afforded ground To insist that
the wounding was unwarranteo IN note 10
Secretary Hay, the Mexican ambassador
at Washington entered formal com
plant against the Texas authorities on
account "of the slight respect they
usually evince for the lives and interests
OF Mexicans residing on this side OF the
border and asked for an indemnity IN
behalf Of Zambrano.
Secretary Hay in his reply said;
II have the honor to say that the de-
partment after careful consideration OF
all the circumstances has reached the
conclusion that some compensation
should be made To Zambrano because OF
the failure OF the authorities OF Cameron
Texas, 10 try and punish Ranger Nc
Kenzie for unlawfully shooting him and
IL is willing 10 make payment 10 Mexico
on behalf OF Zambrano OF the sum or sooo
n full get tlement OF the ma
This offer WAS accepted by the Mexican
soves-nment and the Incident was closed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
BIG AUTOMOBILE RUNS
DOWN A RUNAB0UT At BUTTE

Butte. Mont. April l5.-Seven persons
have been injured I'm a collision between
a motor car belonging TO +. Augustus
Heinze, mining magnate OF this city
and a runabout containing Thomas Roe,
a liveryman. and Miss Lille Lacomoe'
In the automobile were F. AUGUSTUS
Heinze. A. l.. Frank. n mining engineer;
T. G.. Bach and NJ l. Gum OF Helena,
Mont. and A. f. Hook. the chauffeur.
All the persons were painfully injured
but none will die.
While going about 30 miles an hour
the automobile crashed into the vehicle
driven by Roe. hurting the occupants a
distance Of nearly 90 feet The motor
car turned completely over. but the per-
SONS riding I'm the car were thrown clear
OF the wreck. Henze and the other
members Of the party escaped with slight
bruises and scalp wounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
ASKS $4,000
FOR LOSS
OF A LEG

Patrick j. Flynn has brought suit to
recover $4,000 for the loss OF his daugh-
ters services. The Rhode Island COM
pany is defendant
riding I'm a wagon on Brown street April
d. 1903. and a carelessly operated car
came along at a high rate OF speed and
struck the wagon. There was no warn
ing or the approach OF tho car given.
plaintiff claims His daughter. Catherine.
was I'm the wagon and she was thrown
from the wagon right under the car.
. Catherine WAS dragged -ieftr distance.
the bones OF her right leg were so badly
crushed that the leg had TO be amputated
Al the knee.
John ~. Hogan Is attorney for the
plaintiff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15

London, April I52:45 mThe final death grappe for
the Orient of hours only believed
Russian feet under Admiral Rstvensky may within
short steaming of Admiral Togos powerful aggregation battle
array southwest Fonosa practically
ing and admirably adapted torpedo
Toxic cables that the Japanese have imperative
allow the foe slip through the channels north
and among the smaller archipeagoes south Fornosa
Last night Admiral Roestvensky reported off Mndoro
coaing and United States territory that country has already
dispatched swift his utilizing American
sons base from which to sally the fray.
The where the Russians coalng provisioning
Mindoro From
erous and sxiul piotage will be essential Russians.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
new HAMPSHIRE METH0DISTS
OBSERVE MISSION anniversary

Clarcmont. y. u. April 15.-After n
business session today at the annual ses-
sion OF the New Hampshire Methodist
conference in progress here the anniver-
sary Of the womans Foreign Missionary
So Ciety was held with Miss Mary DAN
forth az the principal speaker.
The deaconness anniversary then was
oltserN ed
This evening will occur the anniversary
OF the Sunday school union. with an ad-
dress by Rev. A. G. George. II. ID.
The appointments for the coming year
N!ll be announced Sunday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
SURPRISES At MEETING

Mexico City. Mex. April 15--T'he meet
mg OF the directors OF the National Rail-
road OF Mexico yesterday resulted in
some surprises J. O.. Metcalf. first vice
prt sident: j. c. Mackie second vice presi-
dent both lost their positions. T.. NJ.
Brown was elected president. ID. =. BEN
nett was elected vice president: 7. NJ. Fra
zier, treasurer Amilio Nelasco. general
counsel: NJ NJ. Reynolds. Comptroller: A.
Atriag. secretary, snd John ~. Guss, as
sistant treasurer
The post of hrst and second vice presi-
dcnt were consolidated into one position.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
PRICES OF LIVE CATTLE
ADVANCED AT FORT WORTH

Fort Worth. Tex, April lJ.-Prices for
live cattle OH tho Fort Worth market
have advanced materially. Choice steeres
are now selling from 1916 20 ISIS. where
as two months ago they sold from $3.50
to s.. \ year ago top streers brought
from $40 to ttlo This is equivalent TO
an advance OF sl3O over last years
prices end 81 advance over prices two
months ago
In the market value Of bulk steer sales.
the advance has been from 81 10 90 S. %
per hundred weight IN the last two
months and ~ cents 60 si.1O over prices
prevailing a year ago.
Best butcher COWS are now selling %
90 a. cents higher tnan they did I'm Feb
r1iary and bulk sales OF cows are 80 cents
higher
The prices on grazers are AZ least 60
cents higher than year ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
WOMAN files
TWO SUITS
FOR ISLANDER

Margaret A. Gearin has filed two SLAM
der suits in the common pleas division
Of the supreme court. Catherine Griffin
is defendant I'm one case and Ann Dooley
is defendant in the other. Damages in
each case are fixed at s200o.
John c. Quinn is counsel for the plain
tiff and il is claimed the slanderous
statements were made 10 A number OF
persons. including the plaintiff 5 brother.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
BRONSON MURDER CASE
NOW IN HANDS Of JURY

Guild Hall VT. April i5.-The case Of
Reuben Bronson. charged with the murder
Of Charles Lyon at Bloomfield. in March.
1904. which has been on trial here since
April 8. was given 20 the jury today.
Arguments were completed before court
adjourned last night and Judge Hazelton
delivered his charge this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
EMBEZZLEMENT CASE
AGAINST LAING DROPPED

Chicago April 15--The embezzlement
charges against Cuthbert Laing for al
legged conversion OF the $4,000 estate OF
his daughter. Mrs. Adelaide Laing NAL
colin. have been dismissed in Justice
Martins court.
The daughter has agreed 10 drop the
prosecution. the payment OF 800 900 hav-
ing been accepted IN full settlement"
said her attorney when the case was
called.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
JOSEPH JEPHERSON'S CONDITION
REPORTED AS UNCHANGED

Atlantic Ca. April 1.-THE latest ad-
vices as to the condition OF Joseph Jefrer-
son, who is reported seriously i'll at his
winter home. West Palm Beach. Florida,
are that his condition is unchanged.
His family and friends are hopeful and
his physicians say the reports Of his III
ness have comewhat exaggerated the Sc
riousress OF the casa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
CONSUL GENERAL EVANS
and WIFE LEAVE LONDON

London. April l5.--The retiring American
Cor sui General Henry Clay Evans. and
Mrs. Evans. bid farewell TO London to-
Cay and proceeded to tho continent prior
u returning TO America.
Mrs Choate and her daughter started
FOR Paris on the aamo train to spend Eas-
ter az the French capitol
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
ALLOWANCE AND COUNSEL FEES

Judge Blodgett today directed the re-
spCndent In the divorce case OF Sadie Il.
TIckering vs. Frsd g. Pickering 20 pay
petitioner a counsel fee or S5 and - a
week for her support.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
MENINGITIS CAUSED IS DEATHS
IN new YORK ON FRIDAY

New York April i5.--iThere were Is
deaths Friday In New York from cerebro
spinal meningitis. as against i3 on the
day previous Eight ~ the deaths were in
Manhattan. Since last Saturday noon the
total r. 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
PARTIAL HEARING or DIVORCE CASE

The petition OF Maud r.. Gross. who 10
seeking n divorce from Herbert u. Gross
for an allowance and the temporary Gus
tody of her children. was partly heard by
Judge Blodgett today.