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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

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ls.ns With : sov os enp,i-s she viii :sos hsrS
sias ss. ss:. s:S q: :s
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5aas r. wsaa a' s sis,'s s. a.. Il ;se ne e: o.
c.s.s xaI. @ e az e: $50: :s:.s i.
Fl =: =: 8: 60 e:
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M.Insn H. % Ps.peI. ss,,reS N % from M i:;os -; ~ nsSs
w,;, iiUnh~r The se1is Lee i.psr'ed soS Mem.
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s II. Ky. Z; :'s IT,; F.. ..ss, s:; r, ,ss1:
Ss;.! issH :. s:ssi1: s...s s. ;s. p:sS
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pafv VII - Ia IN . 5sW ears Tor Winter ovaf-
ts-s.
- =, !. q N Tn. W r K!nG win sreiSc
III, ,s 49,, =. : Al tender y: : w e .. N.
.Ea. 81 !; Zee. ami .sIns w.s:h.r eisudT.
,. whe.I;nt " Va; Va; De-, 'nR,..r ,sis s...:
J1,,ssurH, m +: Greenland P::;sAsrx. & n
n N.rCnss ckeinn.'i. .. m: n. u. heo.
ford. fasksysburg. - o N.
s->: ana fs.i.ns Weather eioudy aod ma
Is- Htsle steamer PssT !~as Gown 81 3 n m
Is- S'Ara~r Ice ius up
r,cxaeurS. M.n. Dec Tho B.sls q the
B-p.s eI.ss~i ne coeaff, ~ aoe r, n.
Aaai. arrived. IRE Xo3'e 70 dss x~a,hSe
clear ere warn.
fUY:as-ra Ia. Dee Tho ,4vse N 4 S,ss
l,cAss shove l0e wafer mark q fan ~
incaes Wea:seT clear acd WaSnsV- I-o y,xa.
s;,s h~a.y
Lrsissfrs Ky Der :-Rsvsv ves,ne: IN cana,
10 .--,- "a fails ~ fest b.'ov ,oSs rs r.;
Cs.sr arr cvSi
warSs~. III oee :-0aaes ssss, ss s.ss A..
fe!. ef ef faos b The Ssss - .ssssN 49,
Srs warner.
Pi,isssss Pa. De :-Rivss ss n>vs, y,,a>s
ear. - :sse. sainns- CioScy aed c-o.
Cine:neasi. O. Dee :-Hss.r aS fA;t,na
C5ood, 0ad cool
rs>ns~..,s Ina. De ;-Rsvsr aS: s,s,,s.
C!eAs I'D earn
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08
PATRONS TO ENTERTAIN.
Programme Of Mount Pleasant
School Association Has Many
Features.

Tho ilfth ANIMAL entertainnen: and hop
q tho Mount Peasant School Association
sn organization c0mpSsed Of the patrons IT
the school. viii be given at Germania
Turner Hall. Robert street AMI Michigan
avenue. Tomorrow evening.
These entertainments are always . source
cf much interest TO sa0uiS Side folk. and
this year the ofncefs % the association
promise that many excellent features will
grace the p.oGramms. kaltenhaler's Or
chestFs will furnish music for RI" dancers
and viii also play several Oyrr'ures the
first part Of thA evening. Among the spe-
cial features viii b exercises by tt.. lower
Grade school children. under the direction
Of Ars. Charlotte HaWkins ASSERTED by
Miss Niehavs and Mis- Scherpe. 'h- Mu-
steal BuSGers. musical Juvenile wonders. .
Professor Monti Merlin IN feat. og magic
Howard and Alton In refined sketches
son9s bv the children Of rooms l. 2 . and
I. under the supervision %: Mrs Stewart
ard Misses RowenA Brown. Hasil.i..
echleuser and Il. F. faforesf: Miller and
Hamfnert. premier son2 -anS-danc~ art
lists: plano duets BY Misses Eefl.e Trau.e'
and Master Edsard FLAX. and kr.h and
SsamN,. song illustrators.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

-caP:a,n w. y. rhor.s.sa. nasaser e u
Columbia Excursion Company. viii Spen1 Oev.
esai weeks In Virginia this winter. This, q 70
sai.l. viii be the hs3t vacation the caDtaiA haD
had for = years.
The Grey Eagle arslved fsom CAp> 0isar-
deau and Commerce with . IguA. run o& 1te1Rhe
yesterday. sae H. expecsed 70 return 70 ber
Southern ports to-day.
Tho Stacker Lee ssF4ved nom Aemphis yeo-
teviay With q god run cf freight. She win d.
part to-day Tor tie sAIno pot With good o1si-
ness.
-va!soys ass in r.. Loeis from ne souah ~
the purpose. 10 Il rsporsed. OF buying th0 0AAr.
Ger Of TIE sfeamsf Saturn
The Chester VAS IN from Commerce an1
Cape Gi:ardeau and oua Tor the same Dssts yes-
teF''ay.
Captain Mason ChaDmaa. Who has beea SICK
at the GrAc. Hotel. u saia a - stiu seriously
Ill.
The CITY oS Savaanah dsparted yesseeday
TO. tho Tennessse River With fAif manifest
-Tks Ice h stil rsnaanG - sho river. bus .
thinning considerably.
Judge Cnss3se S!aaa vao Q visitor es the
nvef frona yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

Court New in Session in Dunklip
C0unty-Physician and Con-
panio1 Indicted.
ONE SUSPECT IS RELEASED
Doctor A. 8. Harrison, Charged
With Assault Upon Dan Critics,
Is Member of Promi.
nent Family.
RTCBLC REclAL

REPCBlIc SPECIAL.
kennett. No. Dec. a.-It il believed
psosas'e PRO- that Jndee Fost. who is hoidiss
up the cases against Doctor 4. s. Hsrrs.
son and John SEeeny. charged with msy.
nem and assault with intent to XIII upon
Dan Critics. q weil-known farmer. resid-
within few days
lndictnents against Harrison and
Sweeny were returned yesterday by the
Special Grand jury. called to investigate
The crime with which the two men ere
CHARGED was committed early Saturday
Eor:.ing Critics appeared AZ the Kennett
Hotel soon after daylight Saturday. He
vas first seen by s }. Harris. who waS
In the hotel ONCE.
critics TELLS OF ASSAULT.
Critics was etaeserInS because of weak
ness from the loss Of blood. He was cold
ana vet and bruised about the head. He
assault that had been made upon him.
Critics at first said that lac did not know
who assaulted him. nor could he tell where
II occurred. Later he said that the last
tne two accused men.
AIsert Baker. q young man who had
ceen wVh Critics the night before. was
ard Doctor Harrison was arrested that
afternoon. hut was released Oh S.0IV bond.
Sweeney co'ila no. be found. hut on SUN
gay uf8nt SURRENDERED Aid was taken TO
JAIL at CeirutheYSvi.Ie.
Doctor Harrison was held at the Jail
part OF SATURDAY night and then went
home and spent sunday morninG and part
Of Tuesday attending To his practice
BAKER IS RELEASED
Albert Baker was released from 13il
Wednesday afternoon. the Grand Jury not
having found hill against him.
The crime IS believed to have been COM
mi;tcI on the north porch Of . vacant
twc-stOry hotel building south OF the
Frisco Depot. near the railroad.
Saturday morning Crifes's watch vas
found there and on the flO0r was consid.
cradle blood.
Doctor Harrison Is well known. his fam
fiy being prominent here. He Il married.
and has never before been charged with
any wrcng:O:ng.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08
ART STUDENTS TAB EAux.
Scholarship Fund Benefit Draws
Large Attendance.

4 !Afee a.d!eree attended the sntsrtnHn.
He.; given by the -. Louis Ara SsasSe9sS
As>re'Atton. for the tensaf of tie Nrhoi1S.
s.S;v Fund yesterday afses aooa a,d iAss
eSeaiag. Ih.s - she 0oSe sueceasfni
ever given By tire association
1he tAhSea0H UsSe agt1sttcAlIy poeeA ana
The actors fel! into she sp...f Of the cn1or.
Acfs:s they represented
etecta: snee;3oo should ks sSyeu 10 NM
p4ach's ecSs ef The TrnRSe M
Mona L.sA." - posed By 4sao Xouds
Eslimaa. Was N eIceli>nt 0esoe0tasSoD u
De Sine.s fancus pA.astue ~ l6eaI
hau"
CSheS poses Uershy q 0enSan v~o:
-Dusck Csrt," Aiss A. 01616:
~o9h-,.A.- Nh AesteHse O36Aai. SfSS
anA cs,anfaG. Jaesasss GIRL - -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08
EXPRESS MESSENGERS
MUST be UARkSMEM.
~rps-p,ic sprYAL

kEPCBIic ePElIAl>
Chicago. Dec. ITO enable its nist.en-
Rers to make an effective resistance wien
attacked, the United States Express Com.
pany has established school "f pisfo!
marksmanehip at its branch depot sl
Washin0tcn street and the vest bank OF
tho river.
Who work on trains running into s'htcas"
are required ~ part of their duties ."
take part In the practice st least four
times q month.
Win rcx.laiiou se-e:liber revolvers. the
10 messengers Who make Chicago their
HeaAQuafterp spend an hour Of each week
shooting at Q distance O3 sixty fe,t 1T 4
NHe-si1ed steel tarKet shaped like "a man.
The scores which they mako are careful
iy recorded and sent TO - superintendent
Of the company.
while there - no cas- On record OF y
man losing his position en- ascoun: "s pocr
in.tfsctor. to-day. ''the shooting is a reg
uiar part OF the work cf the messengers,
Most Of the men have become very goct
marksmen. many often making IS out q:
. possible 5e''
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08
sT. J.DV .. WI.Ra q ANTN' 001D0& NJ
TERNoNAI. RAILWAY SCDUUsDA
nm AK SG.ANll:Es.

E5ss.tound-L.ay- Union Station Exesve Ssn-
IN Ii:ii y. "a. irAy. sisssh s:d @.s:i:;
;''rn M r.s.ni D.,,i suna,yIs1. els ~ is:ss :
m: s:.o s:.n ?. m sunday cniy.S:3S - z
m Wednesday. snsurJsy ana esnoov-u:S
Above trains ,.svs wash:nssoa avssss fOus
ws.,hou.aI Ir<a4. Granite city: Daily 50
a m II, 40 s:H T:is D. m CIesps SUN
W s,.urrav oniv-1.i5 N Ex~Spe eatus.iav
an. sunt.v-5.so O. IN. sunday only-S:0o. So
a. w.. Wednesday. Saturday and sussssy-na -
o.. -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08
GALE RESIDENCE ON LOCUST
STREET SOLD FOR $4,000.


The old Gale residence. at the northeast
corner Os Seventeenth and Locust streets.
one Of the landmarks in Lucas place. was
ael1 yesterday by Nichols Ritter for A.
Il. Gale and Mrs. q. w. Rarstow 10 Os-
car q. Neuhitss cOr $is0O The ground
frontage 10 - feet on Locust street by q
depth cf la feet through 30 St. Charles
street. making tEe selling price nv y front
foot
The improvements consist Of the resi-
Jcnc-. No. 1891 lSScUs, street. erected by
Daniel Il. Gale IN 49,: 1; was the first
house built on the north side Of Locust
street wasI Of Eleventh street. The dwell.
lnS is still in good state of preservation.
Il Is occupied at Present for business pUr.
poses. The property iS south OF the. new
building to be r,ct.d for the ErOwn SnOe
C"lnIsany and T.; VpIvsite the Scottish Kite
Cathedral.
The northwest corner OF Sixteenth and
Locust streets comprising the eastern one
third of the hlook. Was sold recently by
N.cholis-Ei:ter fur George 4. Hi;chc0G <
To Cheats of the McEair { Harris Realty
Company for &.5e from; foot.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08
LOANS OK FURNITURE.

49, <ra r--=p e-tsTr. sF ;-Xs
= . .Fezfg rs~s =
.. y ---s't ar - fETc
/ . rse- - s-sE-
- -~s. rz9s Sc EsAs-
Tss--s-r, -EF 20 zza-- N~-&ly -~--. --rz-lsi ;
-~teE 80 s-g- g-I----: = ssz<=.r -
80 --f-ara - sf.-r- f-a-~ :.
CHEMICAL rrSs<s-S tsr
- CO. E5s ES-.- S.zs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08
lNDe:PENDENF ONUc0 Of al
FELLOWS.

HE MEMBERS oF wIi-pEv LODGE. No
J. ~ a. =. ars r~Aues,est - meet at
.s~ church a. Taylor sv~ags -rd WESTMINSTER
place a. ;:xs .. n. Frtiay. pN~~-,s-r { .o-
.h~ y,,rpsns~ % attending the fgE.rsi - a1-
se;orei brother. ". II. rha-rrs.- n saiEs.
". u REED v -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

Rise anA Fan q tAe Rlvess
Fur - hours ending AZ q ..
81. Loute ~. pec. lSe
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08
MePhersaa Aveaae Lot selA.

Ground fronting :" feet on the south side
OF Mcpherson avenue. So feet west Of
kinxs highway. Was S.ld by J. ]. Epstein
Yesterday for Norris !sosanIeim TO Cha rles
II. Middleton !or $50 u foot. Mr.. Md.
dl.ton intends erecting = residence on the
lot
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08
Win Erect Ressisoee.

W. II Caui!.cld md A. n Lewis Of the
David i. Leahy Agency have sold q lot
fronting Is ieei "T: the south S1sle Of Greer
avenue between Nsweseaj and Taylor ave-
Eu.s for J.. !. EiShieymanI to Mrs. Julia
Wass'.ann. Mrs. WassMann will erect q
~ <i..nce OF th., lot NJ once. TO cost SON.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

Tho S3vess in the -. Louis district win n
hours.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08
pENNNYLV ANA LINES.

ST, LDI IS Ann HANNlnAl. RAILWAY.
SVio w0b0ah.D
Dsgart. Arrive.
Natl an, Ex.re.s .......... 4. 20 am M 8 an,
= ~ 80 tyrrvss . So an so:fe pn,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

goa RGHR1ARA99lluusA HAaa
3 .ssEAuAoxT. 2 x;-ssys 49,; ~ -
~ O. 49, g. ase: = q seeas. ssaa. he-
m Ss:ssa sye. roos;1 -. .1.Ss1.. -
"a Rsse ave. ssoSs. IA. isss1sy.... ~
pa Oiise e.. s sso06. -
liE 8 HrosiwSy ~ ~rsosas. s.................. u
i ai:sss1axx. ma iiii,ii;;;; cS::;..t Z
E0YLE N.-s1ve-soeo a. Vit6 Saahssso:
D''et'-'' 's'c e &. nAR.R. n o.....s q.
s :1Ss g. e: ' i:sss:: ss:::..ss 8: q g s. Z
.CONNEcTIcCT. zi1-Fe1 Toosas % IN.
:ssae. s.anssy s9s.ns snH nssy s:5 scs c.s. II
:esese ssor: 2 >: c:sss:.ss: ,s:. s: a.ssd:
deiiers. china eioset: evefy esavensence: sls.
HAMILTON. iee1-slA-Chosoe. ne0, i've =
'- RON Nc Sisao,s ~ issisf'sfsss Is ss cs.. s::s
MIcIiiGAN: a0-u-i-Nodesn as;s:- 9 seo1s
n,ss nrS n.'.: "a: LSoms escond aoIr; -: hath
s.: asIy anis s1sss sss 1a;
tag.
wIsE: e@:.s:x- room nat: seam heat: g.
-: :, -: - w.: s:a -.
IS IS ,S Nsssis-s rooms: n.:ured......... "a
rs Psfs. ,eoHS h.:;a .,c n'---'..'''''.- - 80
.Tiss park. .oorrs fs:h. .tc. E.S
- I:ss.,n fcon's n,oiesn-.-....--......S "a
DYis.Pr MPHHEY. Ig7 & Ninth =. r."
FOR RENT.
.r':m SyS .ss.;,"ss;. Al ,sss. AsSe sse.,.: ser,
seias .. 'ss4S1 iS1 l-s ia IL ns es
iz2::a-,=l: so.AL l..tsE E.nSr co. M: \: sey.n.s
10 LET FoR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
'.c~c~cc DESK >sss: sc.,c fs,c::s..: ,s;,:> 49,:
NaEK 49,: Toto s5= sa;:i sIs Ss; :;:sS
WSca%S & LOWING. isSs cses.nu. q.
ONy: r7-r IN v1r.soo.-. i,T7 pm. ., :: sa:;a:
bic for lish, storage. Go,dmaa B,os iisi Olive.
=. :.
go ~ "'~'. w Ease o.''o."I
lor rent IN ~n.,A r...oe ns...a...
kaEschuisa N. +. e.. 2l07 R1aa1vaV.
-------------------------
IMPROVED CITY VDROsEcRTH ROA
aaaE
703 Chestnut d.
N.i.. sAL ~! 1AMGAINS:
AtSI hFs SOLD AT ONC1..
20, Va. ftic. tus 70 stNy; ~
ss- I'm: II .SStGs &c sai, condition: ''-ss'''"" at
f'H" 'rh AVE. RESIDENCE.
.s.. r.. fEsc~ ''i.lr SL.S:
s 'F:1ssss, sa'.sss .s ss' ,:. al s''se'-
us, S:y w.ss d. "a
Two good Soon, t,i-k ho,;s... sur,,ces
+ but f make I an - a. "a;A os small san ..sss sass
EESr. Z, .,e percr. &C "A.
Four good tsfeg nrIljin.. a., Snr.h p,,.S.
ray: IN good --n,ir: L., 3.sI%l mus, h.. s.t,d =,
~,.... EX,hANG. .2R isrE5yES
u-:nI.;i t,lac-t .uI:. .;l. for fia,s
-AIso--
e. On north sd. ~ Greer aye e,.. 70
Grand axe. IL. I.in.!s.I Park will -xchanse the
cash
-=-===========-- -=======--
FARMS FOR SALE.
sNNAAA~A@~~~@@sseoa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

COTTON DEET 00GTk.
%. L001a and S00ohWl01(1O ~
Oepass. Arrive.
Arkansas and Texas Ehpssss. s:1S An e:M -
Arkansas and TEXAS ExpseSs S:$ pm - oe9
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

EcKer Loaned on REAL ESTATE
HiY0El REALTY co.,
sg.' Nse.i ss<tsy6 STREET.
% rer~,aaS rssvrstS.
.lENE-T g i--s ez. s...r,~, :-r-E,sr- ....s
tgrr-E-s. etc. - frzr. t-~s- rH- -es-e
g. fs1tr@ ->rs~r- - - Ss-~s4-i Trsssk
~ ~ tss-<s - -r--,-sf. ~ rcGs ss.-1- q.
-. r-.~- - -Er--rls 49, % s.t eea
~ s,.fSl : ss'N> tri I.S Has- ..0
h. 3 ~ I--sf -ttf frs ssV---h .:
.S>Ty Ci.SYr3rs
a. =, fns-E N'SS. EASY PAYMENTS
- s'v--H-a-. f-s.-- -. es.-a
~ ~~~<'s r.~fs s. ss.- srs
= --~kfv 50 49, ara e-s~A
ss-. = = X N:s-s -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

ExpresS ..................
JndiaaAp0lis Local EXpresD. ..
*. r.. Boston and Cincinnati.
Cincinnati and wa1hlngto0
Special
Knirkefhocker Special - Nov
York AMI Boston -.......-....
lasianap,lis m! Cin'0 E1p-.
Nattcon and Alton
XiastSon and Alton.
Mail ord ExpresS.-..-..-.-....
ciarin'fi. Dayton. Columbus. j..
New York and Rosecn Exp. :.
Alton trains leave s10:9o q
Alton tTains errivs t9:S0 .. d
Z. M.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08
TO LET roR BUSINESS PrarosE

To LET FOR BUSINESS PCRFOSES.
DESK roo.n: niceiv furnished: roller aeek:
both nhnr'-- ell iSIr!nRfCn building $40 Olive.
MAEK-r aui2-<4-3s 70, :ns for ho.ei: steom
heat. low Ten, good tenant
T"caEE & D<DWI.IN0. i,>s Chestnut q.
ONE EOer IN warehouse. III, PIN. ~ su:;a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

EDWARD II. BOWIE,
Local F0cecaseee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

New Orleans Limited. sS:is pm .
Noble and Neg Orieans...... eAgS am :.
Murfhyst.pro Accom- rnodasf1u- fo:10 pm VI
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

n U.vIENiSS CHAPTER. M a. ROYAL.
- Ar.h Mas stated co9yc,a-!pn sAis
Friday, sy~rlrg. f~e.n.b<r a; r'ciook. -:
.-,-.r;t,an Hall, Grand ASeLiss N,soE.c Ten
fi. Election e osat~rp
HOWARD WATSON. =. u +.
II T. T>ljiIS. S.s;etary-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

INON MOUNTAIN 0OCT8.
ra., Natl, sss ssss =. ~ s" am
I;eltnc mt PASSENGER. s::tc am ss:lS PM
4, vas and California. ....... sa:11 an - ~.
sssn Anfc;,t" Mail and Exp... ?:S1 psn s11:&0 orS
1lct Springs Special. .......... e0.ol pm s5:S am
Texas ami Mexico Nail and
Cal!fcraia Express. .....-.... 80 - 80 ~
Memphis Special. .............. 80 - S5:ge om
To Soto l<sca! ............... So - ~ en-
1nleOOeO D6VoDoOO.
Cotton Bele ExyFesr. .......... 9:Sp - ee:0 rms
Cotton Veis Express. s9:8 psn ~ N.
HefSin Expreas -...-.......... s9:01 pm sl1:0 oH2
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

. r,.. ts:sS m.
Oak mn train leaves Union station ss:n D. n
knkwGoi trains leave linton SeAtiNa te:4e o.
NJ. ts:;. Il. M. IS q M. t::Se q n. tsS 2.
p H.. .f:.N n t<:iS p. n. tS:sl D -. te:Se
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08

323 N. Main tor lease; buiIdlog
very strong; & stories and cellar;
low rent to good teaant. h0selbal0.
RaEschui:s \. {. c., 2l07 4. eioalvly.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY EO0
SALE.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-03-18
Los yaQalS y los RuraIeS.

Dice un despacho de Culiacan feoha-
do el l8 dc Marco
La banda de indios Yaquis que roba-
ron do la diligencia de Mazatlan la can
tidad do 200 feclentemente, mientras
que vema de Panuco, fueron aloanzados
aver cerca de Panuco, por los policias
rurales.
En- la lucha que SO trab0 tres Indios
fueron muertos y dos capturados. El
Captain de los Rurales, jose e. Maciel
do Acaponeta, result6 herido do peligro,
La diligencia fu6 atacada hace algu-
nos dias cerca de Copola, el conductor
fu6 apresado y robada la cantidad de
$l5 600 En- segnida los lndios empren.
dieron la fuga hacia las montahas. Los
Rurales fueron despachados al lugar
del despojo tan luego como SO supo del
case regresaron aver con los bandidos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-03-18
EI Professor Miller en- DesgrsCla.

Chas f. Miller, professor de piano que
ha residido y ensehado el arte en- esta
plaza por los Iiltimos 20 amos, fu6 descu-
bierto practicando IN nuevo arte de las
civia criminal Y contra la naturaleza,
siendo sus vfctimas algunos de sus dis
cipulos varones.
Fu6 aprehendido Ell Lunes pasado So
bre la queja de un Mr.. Lewis y puesto
en- la carcel .El Martes fue presentado
ante el Juez de Distrito , proscindi6 la
examination fjandosele ilanza de $1,000,
La population estaba altamente in
dignada y al no ser una comunidad
adicta la ley habrian liaehado al ma.
rrano criminal; pero demostraron su
buen julcio y adherencia al gobierno de-
jando que la ley tome gu curse.
Miller no dara las fianzas y permane'
ra en- La carcel hasta que yanga Ia corte
pr0xima.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-03-18
Peabody GObCrHddOr DOr "a
HOraS.

La Corte Suprema de Colorado
tom6 jurisdiction del asunto
de la contesta gubernatorial
de Colorado, decidiendo que
la asamblea no puede tomar ac-
ciou sobre Ell tercer reporte que
pide Sc de el asiento al Teniente
Gobernador, sino que debe deci-
dir entire Peabody y Adams.
De conformidad la lucha cont
nuo sobre este punto. Los Peo.
distas que Sc iuzgaban perdidos,
no quisieron arriesgar ell voto que
Sc tomara, y durante la primer
parte de la semana han usado tao
ticas dilatorias y prorrogas cor
ell obieto de trabajar los votos dc
los Independence, Como ulti-
mo recurso Sc valieron del plan
de sentar a Peabody, con el en-.
tendimiento que resignarfa en- el
acto y que Mcdonald llenaria Ia
| Vacaflcia.
En- la session del Jueves, nc
siendoles possible va mas trabas
nj dilacion sc hizo mocion dc
adoptar ell reporte en- favor de
Peabody. En- seguida Sc ofrecit
una enmendacion a la mocion pi
diendo Sc de el asiento a Adams
La enmendacion Sc perdio, SO er
la affirmative; S. en- la negativa
En- seguida Sc adopto ell infor
me declarando electo a Peabody
Su resignation escrita consts
en- poder de los Independence
quienes la presentaran pasada'
| "a horas. AL aceptarse, (sino |;
retira Peabody ell Teniente Co
bernador Mcdonald sucedera a
puesto de goberuador.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-03-18
Homicide CerCa de Durango.

A corta distancia de la linea del Con.
dado de San Juan, en- ell Estado de 90.
dorado, un Pablo Garcia fue muerto y
su hermano, Diego Garcia fue herido, ell
Domingo pasado, por Anselmo Maestas
En- seguida, Maestas SO entreg6 a la au-
toridad confesando el homicidio Pablo
recibi6 terribles golpes en- la cabeza,
que su autagonista le aeminiztr6 con
un rife, fracturandole Ell oasoo y mu-
riendo a las pooas horas. Diego reoibi6
una herida de bals en- Ell pescuezo aba.
jito de la oreja derecha, sali6ndole la
bala por la boca Sc supone que la di.
ficultad result6 de las atenciones iIici-
tas de los hermanos Garcia haoia la es'
poposa de Maestas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-03-18
ASOCiaCl0V de Ab3SisUcdOfeS de-
Aqua de Elephant Butte.

La Ultima semana SO organize propia-
mente la Association de Abastecedores
de Aqua de Elephant Butte, poniendo
en- pie una de las mas bastas empresas
del sudoeste. El costo de esta empresa
sera arriba de cuatro millones de pc
sos y suplira agua de riego para toda
aquella inmensa extension de teTreno
comprendida entire Elephant Butte El
Paso Texas, en- el valle del Rio Grande
El despacho principal de negoolos sera
en- Las Cruces Su capital oonsistira de
10000 acclones del valor al par de
$1,000 cada una.
Los oficiales de la Association por ell
primer aflo seran, H. B. Holt, presiden-
to Oscar @. Snow, .presidente Hen
ry D. Banner, tesoreroi y n @. Fren
ger, secretario.
Entire los inoorporadores, 4 mas de un
ndmero de empresarios capitalists no
tamos los siguientes caballeros hijos ma
tivos del pals Nestor Armiio, Felix
Martinez, Isidoro Armijo, Andres Con
zales, Sinforoza Garcia, Francisco L6.
pez, Pedro Flores, Jose Rodriguez, Gui.
llermo Lopez, Jose Albillar, Guadalupe
Ascarate, Ruperto Garcia, Jose Coma
les, Esiquio Trevis.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-03-18
Las VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADO 18 DE MARIO De 1905.

talla el asesino escribia una oarta 81
esposa (esta sus nihos Sc hallaban en-
la iglesla q la saz0n.)
He aqui algunos extractos de ella:
"IOh mamal sPorque no vienes' la
suspension es terriblel Te espero en-
eel cielo. pues el Senior hA perdOnado
''mis terribles pecados."
"Se cue sufriras Pero pidele al buen
"Senor que perdone mis- terribles peoa
"dos, asi fu6 su voluntad
"iOh, Sehorl perdona mis- terribles
"pecados
"Oh, mama este es horrendo; pero
yo soy-iOh, no te puedo deoir Guam
"do te yea yenir todo habFa acabado "
"IOh Senior perdona mis- peoados te-
"rribles cuida de mi familia."
Frank, Sc bueno con tn mama.
"Adios. Papa es. ....loh, no puedO
"decir!"
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We guarantee the largest circula-
tion of any other weekly published
in Ne " Mexico ant give our post
once ~ reference 10 verify h.
SocGGnz1DDD@-DD---.
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Suicide en- BarCIaS.

Con una pistola asida en- la mano y
una herida de bala en- ell abdomen, Flo
rencio Barbero, un pastor empleado por
Frank A. Hnbbell, fu6 levantado el Lu.
nes, dol lado oeste del puente que atra-
yiesa el Rio Grande, en- Los Barelas.
Su ropa empapada en- sangre y las indi
caciones, convenoieron al jnrado coro-
mario que 81 fnado habia oometido
suioidio. lei caballo eu que habia sail
do de Atrisco, lugar 90 su residencia,
volyio solo q la casa.