davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-30
Drown Rainbow Rapids.

At Newbold Mrs. Ezra Craw and Mrs.
Edward Craw and six children were
drowned in the Rainbow rapids. Wiscon-
sin river The families live on opposite
sides of the river the husbands being
homesteaders. 1t is believed the party
was in a boat which capsized in the
J.api6S
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-30
Getting Younger.

81 heard Mrs. Giddy say yesterday
that she was only 80. You've known
her for long time. haven't your
YES. When / first knew her she
was 34."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06

There is said to be II ChincSc-IcwiSh
colony in the YangtSckiang valley in
China. ThiS colony has existed since
POO years before the Christian era. Its
people hay" synago%u" in which they
attend worship, extract the Sincws
from flesh before eating it, erect tab
lets to Moses and Abraham and are
called by some blue capped Moham-
mCdanS" because of their blue head
dress. Otherwise they are but little
different from other Chimes" citizens.
!Old high offices in the land mt times
and because of Chinese tolerant prin-
ciplcS have never been prosecuted or
oppressed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06

A Partisan scientist, while tcStifying
to the greater purity of the air in the
vicinity of forests. does not attribute
the cauS" to 4 greater richness in oNy
gen til" quantity of the latter being
the sam" in the atmosphere of woods
as in plainS-but to the absence of
phcr" of towns. When forests are not
surrounded 10y marshes Il we'll freed
region is next to exempt from cpl
denies. Versailles is ease in point.
1t is surrounded 10y screen of for
CstS. EpidcmcS are unknown. vet the
city has the most wrctchcd water.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06
Al RDimal Story For
Little Folks
The Frogs Contest

There was once grand contest an
nounccd for all the young frogs in
Marsh'S pond. The oldest bullfrog was
coming to decide the matter. Young
Peter Frog had always been good from
the time he was Il polliwOg. and he
made UP his mind to win the prize and
wear the medal. For weeks the other
frogs were practiCinS diving off log.
and it was very much the way they
had always played before the contest
was announced. Peter Frog refused to
join them. He carried n toadstool for
an umbrella. so afraid was he that n
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06
Snubbi "a Grand Duke.

When the Russian Grand Duke Ser
gins, who was blown To pieces with Il
dynamite bomb. was governor of War
saw h" thought il would be II good idea
if the peppl" of that city would con
tribute to Il fund with which to buy
SunlloWcr seeds to be given to the Rus
sian soldiers. who are very fond of
chewing them. ScrgiuS announced
that every one sending money would
be given Il receipt, but those sending
1000 ruhlcS C&51W or more would be
thanked personally by himself 1t is
said that the response was excellent.
But. though no one sent in 1000 rublcs
and asked to be thanked personally by
the grand duke, many sent in 800 ru-
hles and asked for the receipt.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06

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an him
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70 tI,o ntro,. rr,,,. .,,J lao i,.o,,, n,,,,,,
vim , ni., li,,In rnu of muse. ,,Inr
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Lird .,r.,s v.nrIo an ,nn 0o,i,nr ,ra,,,,
yorr hrIlnvf, and .hou,fnn in cnnru.
At last tlo ,,, ,f tl,. ,.,uto.t ,.,,no
1,,o ,,,I,.. l,,,,,,,,.,., ,,,.,,,,,,,..,, ,,,,,+
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06

The holy~tonc is a soft stone used by
FHlorS for scruhhimg decks and is said
- have got its name because it was
originally used solely for Sunday clean
ing. Others assert that the first stones
used for this purpose We're taken from
churchyardS. while it is also said to
get the nam" from the fact that Il
sailor has 10 20 on his knees to us" it
Pearson Weekly
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06

$50 WiS2man is married at last. He
used t. say if he ever got married he'd
manage his wife all right"
'Wcll. he's pretty Shrcwd: he's 60
ing about it in the right way"
is hrt IIoWE'
"Lctti,.& her hay" her own way
Philadelphia Press
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06
Epworth League Convention.

Denver, VOL, July ~, ma EaItimOrc and
Ohio Railroad. Very Lar Rates.
From all points East of the Ohio River.
tickets will be sold June - to July 3. in
elusive, valid returning to and including
July Il. 1919
Extension of return limit to August II
may he obtained on deposit of ticket and
payment of Fifty Cents
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has been
selected as the official Route from Mary
land: and the Maryland delegation will
leave Baltimore ON the morning of July 3
in special train. going ria Plttsburg and
Chicago.
For full particulars, address nearest Il and
o. Ticket Agent or C. w. BNssErr. G. p. \ .
B. a Q. r. r., Baltimore Md lOtJe2i
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06

Advocates the Organization of Good
Roads Clubs to Arouse Interest In
the Work-Whnt Such Associations
Could Accomplish.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06
THE ROAD PROBLEM.
HOW JUDGE j. H. SCOTT OF OREGON
WOlLD SOLVE 1T.


,.,.,, .,,
,,,,,
,,
Inc tax OF bad r"adS VIII p''oihe
harder to bear each year on account "i
increased Improvement OF tr1iINP"rta-
tloh larllItltS' DoIh ny water ana FaI'
bringing us INTO closer '"hlp''''l"h
with cheap iabor ana produ'lS OF "'h"r
countries that now nav" So"h ROADS,
Said Judge J"lh ii. scout president Oh
the oregon Good Roads association at
a recent ROAD convention III lIll' state
The Importance" OF mahIhG better
PnhIlc highways Sh"u'u "PI'"' 10 US
WH'h we r"aIl|e 'hat IL no" '"N'H Us
Us hlu'h |" transport our lro""''N from
our farms 10 our NhlPP'HE points u!
water ANA rAll as 1t does 10 nave lh"ih
carried from salu p"lll'H 10 'he mar
kctS OF tie world. However, me III
crease III the prices OF haulliiS atluaI'!
done Is 10y no means the only loss re-
SultlhG by reason OF bad roadN. Inc
loss of pcriShable products from want
OF access to markets, tlie fallurc 10
reach markets when prices ar" So"d
and the failure to raise products that
would be marketable if markets were
always accessible add many millions
to the tax of bad roads.
My study of the highway problem
has led me to believe that our greatest
and immediate needs are money and
system. Without funds W" can have
no system, and without system the cN-
pendturc of funds for highway i'm
provcment will bring us but little re
turns. and our success at road building
will be measured by the extent of the
application that we shall make of these
two things namely. money and Sys-
tenn. What good would it do to place
a great sum of money in the hands
of a county court and lot of road
Supervisors who take but little or no
interest in the study of highway i'm
proycmcutg In such nm event "A great
deal of if would he fooliShlv cXUcndcd
and but LITTLE good would be accom-
nl'shed i'm thc improycmeut of our high
WAYS
Before many of the county courts
md road Supervisors shall he cuvipprd
60 thnv can carry ON this work rs it
should be they will have to make Il
better study of the road problcm Be
fore the Dronlc will be able TO settle
down unon some general plan of per
mancnt highway Improvement and Suf-
for their nropcrty to be taxed for
cnoucb Nancy to dcfray fine EXPENSES
of constructive thr right kind of high
WAYS and allow. nroprr LEGISLATION to he
opoctod to on,rln This vorl, tn he car
ried on rs If should be they will have
to make n better study of the highway
problem.
Ga Won 500 # Is education that is
nooIoI Law, o,,r ,noul, ,rnunroIly IIuo, n
fo,. ,ounr,I p,inri,Ins that must nrces-
,.o,ir, ,,,,.o,., this hi,,hv,,,, nrnhInn rs
I. ,,,,,. ,,,.o..o,,+.. i,.olf and unt {, unu,h
orort tho "details of fine v.nrI, inst at
.h;, +i,,o What wa u.od nav. mara
+r,, ,r,.t,,irg oI.a I. to h,va 81
w., ,,,,, o,,t,,,,.i,.,t ,,.,,,,, l,,si
,oss il .h,u ho 70 n,Id m..tinn. and
ho,.o - Io,,.t +, ho,rt tam, win t,n
.,,., ,,,,.i,,.... ,,,,,, Ir ,,,,, ,,,,,
fry and get them to organize good
roads cIrhs throurhnut cnrh county
md ret somn ,,nod roads Utrroturr INTO
thoir b,ul. and urt Thorn tn stuIyfny
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06
Greatly Reduced Onc-Way CoIonist
Fares To The West

Commencing February -. and continue
ing daily to and including May II, 1879 the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will have ON
sale from all stations O~c- Way ColoniM
Tickets to principal points in California
Arizona, British Columbia, Colorado. Mon
tana New Mexico. OREGON South Dakota,
Texas, Utah, Washington, Wyoming. etc.
at treaty Hcd"cd Rates.
For tickets and full information, call ON
or address Ticket Agents Baltimore and
ONO Railroad. g MAY II
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06

The vivacity which augmcntS with
years is not far from folly Eochefou
cauId.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
',''DIL.Ely[A. Z
PoEAlA DEL. SIR. d. fItAT,A9L TE----
81 X - II 4 IIZ (3tR(1N. y.5 5ts,ffs

poDlA DEL SIR. d. 1tATAEL y E'--- Es',-.-
LILEZ GiRON.
La Cusa Editorial de EL REG!--
DOR acaba de publican un poamA uei
dIstinguido pocta Don Rafael Tellez
Giron, yentalosamente conucidO en- In
republlca dc las letras. El poema
SO titula "DlLlGalA'' esta dlvldido
en- tres cantus, con ilustracionss nde
clladus, una hermosa aleSorin ell Ia
portada del liSro, un retrato mng-
nfrico del autor.
El poema fue escrito ell ln Adde'S
oencin del poeta;y todo 10 que se
ha corregidu, lLahe slmplemente Il Ia
Iarte grammatical del Inismu. Ia un
poauEl sencillo, tierno, simpatso,
Tluido, frescu, sentido, escrito con
inspsyHciou rehosaiite. leu el sc We
10 que decfa Burget: "aquella pleni--
tud dc t.liento que SO rasmite desde
el cerebro Il IL pluma, hacienda DEL
tr,lba;o una embriuguez liSera y po-
tente''. 3l gran poeta naclonai, doll
Guillermo Prletu, ii OR leer el poe
mita al tldolesCente artistn, 10 proLet1
70 un porvenir briilante Ell el PARKS
SO nacional. CreemOs que el pi.ar'
ro cantor de las epopeyas mexicnna'
no Sc etluivoco, y que el Sr. Tellei
Giron seytl uno de nuestros poetas
mas altos. TOdn persona umante u
10 bellu debe leer esta Obra, que SO
yende al lnfimo precio de 20 centa-
yos con rl Ubjeto dc pop1lnrizarla.
| DIrijausc los pedidos Pablo Cruz
2O5 S. Laredo ST., San Antonio, TeS
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
pRooRAMA de In FERIA DE- slAN.. q


\. Jueves, Nov. 80. * Dta de San
Antomio. Dia del Ferrocarril Sap
Dfa de Home Industry. Concursof
dc gumado Jersey ,Polled, Angus. Con
curso de caballos.
viernes, Nov. 2l.-Dfa Gulf Sho =
re'. Din &. A. r. U. r. @.
Concurso de ganado bovine, porcino,
mular, vacuno. s
Sabaio, Nov. 25. - Dla de 'Drum-
mers Dfa de los Travelling
Men. 'Dia Legislative. Concur
so de caballos. coches, buggies.
Domingo, Nov 26.-- Concurso de
Bundas. Carreras de automobiles "
bictcletas. Choque de locomotoras.
Lunes. Nov. %. - Dfa de los Fe-l
rrocarriles. Dfa del Texas Oriental.
Reunion de personas nactdas en- Ia
Republica de Texas.
! MartcS, Nov. 2S- DIa dc los cons
tructores. Concurso de Nihos.
J Microbes Nov. Co. DIa do la A
socinci0n de J6venes Cristianos',
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23

GlHutes preparations So haeen Ell
SllillO para Ceicbrar con fiestIG elS
j5 hn bIniymbr@ i,C nueYa eSaltacI1n
nj nud.I dct Goburnadof Cirdenas.
-N IL AiHc KAY I'M rico eomer--
clgT@ gir nHJefA da Nova EseO--
ibt Y0 Il aathbleccr ul gran aserrade-
10 dU madeira Cerca de 1'amplcp.
DC rImpirD 50 han e2portadO por
pfinctiI yCI narAuj3B y uyas para
Galveston. III esiVio SO hizo O bur-
do dgi Yanbt NuTheiu, Y 81 cTento
natea Il cumlnnlo do un nucyo no
gOUsU,
-~SE hp Osganizaic una compaiiia
con 81 nOnbfr de Continental Next
clDo HUbbgI barI sxpi0tar Ell qua
yntV Oh CoahuiN. liz gran maluil-
nariG para beinFiGlai' esta planta so
esiAbIccrn eu Totre0n. rs presi--
d#nt5 DC cath companfa John u. I,oo
kofelieP Jr. I'll pFecia del guayu-
iia atgne snbiendu. &ctuaimebtc no
| Gan5t q - pcst}s toneiada.
Je Monterrey 4 1'upo Chico sa
Eya 4 c9nartuiy uu boulevard quo no
itendi7t fiYai et el mundo por su mag
/ lmtiGencia ) ggpndeza, Ia conBtfun
/ el0a e2lafF Q cnrgo do sIueKonzEe y
! MoNn Go.
Tan pr6u.o como ei Ferrocarril
4 Centred Tonga tanhttnt,io si1 ramal del
4 puerto d. MstnzaHiliu en el Pacfft-
Ee9i els,pggndtsta Ia construction do
hpl ltnel dire6ia de Tampieo d Ia
4 Sindgd ds Mexico
~ Baiitd cai0tie0 do Ia Ciudat
\ 90 MeHisp. lia corrado sus puertas, n
ea1Hssae a hacef todI clasn do ono,
! ciniR8 ttasta que Sc nObibre ,in re.
etgiaar, So dice quo ei isaneo To.
Eaa 80 deBdslto, II piayof parte d,
I a5tlte petifn 100000. isl Gernnfs dN
tliinctt M Meger ae sUcuefitra 81
N,FaYa York. =
? e1s tntasntohts DO la tjIudsd Il
alssslGo sls1 han eofilpcaao dos granies h
q 4 steiiaas en- ~ qtte ss dies !iay al
hay Gnipisadoe d, casIa kS < Is sns.N ss.sssss9 =
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
s001lIBssg 5I por aso duTante esse mes

ilena los aires de notas einbelesa do
ras que hacen SONAR despiertO.
Inumerables tlistracciO Homes. carrie
ras do caballos, de bicicletas, de-
yolantines, caballltosi tte
n6melios', cliinos ftlnladores de o.
.pio, enahos, y ell fanlosO Villorrlo de
los Igorrotes, los salvajes de Filipt--
mas, comedores de carne de perro.
Una Babilonia insolitamenta agita-
In, inquieta, delirante, loca, gesticu-
,lante que huge del 'Giggle Alley'stn
cenIro de faacinaci0n Irresistible. FL
domingo &c dc NoSienibre habrd ell
esspect acnlo MAG estupendamente Ren:--s
saclonal mas costoso del siglo: un
choqne de loGomotoras, libre enhera-
monte de peligros para los especta..
tores, quianes d una distlncil de GeO
pies contemplardn ell tremendo cspec--
taculo. Los maquinas SO chocaran
dc frente y marciiandO una Yeloci--
dad dc so mlllas por hora. Las To-
comotorns pesan cada una ochenta
toneladas y cuestan diez mil pesos.
En- resumen, In Feria es no sole
un lusar dc placer 9 interes, Rino
un gran centro de educaci0n, Que
muestra al nnndo 10 que tlene Te
xas, y 10 que puede hacer con ell CO
pital sano y Ell trabajo honrado, en- Il
| VIA del cprogreso.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23

POR Ell EsTADO.

~ ! .
En- los campos petroliferos de Hun
BILE las conpaiifas que operan all
| han rebajado su SaiariU q todos 10
trabajadores, declarandose estos q
huelgu.
Hemos recibido Ia siguios1te iuvi-
taci0n que muchU agradScemos: "Jost
G.. Zamora, = su eSifdsa IsIbcl y. de
Zamora y Pablo GOn1alcz Y su 's--
| posa LeDcalia c. d" GOu@d!"% ttcheli
! eI honor de invitar Il listed IhHii-
| lia al nuIarn mntriiDnnii! de 5IS
! hiins C"sariO Iam0rI 7Ti'd. I'hiH
4 Iii GonzdieZ. Cuyn ceremonial tendra
vercficativo rl 1 Il" Dici"mLrc de 1905
Ell el Rancho de Nr. J. vi. Linchi
| Condado de Bee. Texas,
Sc han descuhertO minas de car
bon y de a2oSue an cl CUndado de
Brewster.
Miss Julia Ray Freeman Tecibi6l
Ell In Cortc do Distritu de Segttfn :.
81 ,059 de la Comphafa dc Carros Pull
man por dailos causatos Il ella Il eau
sa de haber violado IL Compahia ell
contrato de suministrurle cana de
New Orleans St. Louis
r. DE Hutio Sc han embarcado para
distintos punioS 81 carros de mafz
Esto juntamcnte con el algodon 4
Q Y IL centavoS, ticne Ell Jauia q los
abradores. 81 el tempo Sigue se-
CO, todavll So vh nbrr aigod0n,
Muchos eStan yendicnGo 4 IL pesos
81 algodon de cadn acre, oiroa rehu-
sun vendcrlo q so pesos
En- I,ampasas, =. Is. Nc Conry,
tiene nm nogai copocido con el nom
hre dc Hollis Jumbo" Ell eI Rfo
Colorado. Acabn dc ycudar Mr.. Nc
Cpury toda IL cosechn ds este ar
boa. que f'ieron trcce "busiieles" q
cincnenta oentayos libra. peso netn.
Las ntieces dc este arbol obtuyicron
cl primer premiO eli la Exposition u
niversal de 81. Louis. Cunrenta do
cstas nueces forman una lihra.
los que isngan liusces para van-
der, pttcden tirigirse Ii Pablo Cruz,
xas El senior Cruz, Compra toda ii
nuez a,Ie la yendfn. M 81 diia--
ten es escribirje.
En Seguin ci Negro Peter BrOwwb
fdf condenado 30 afios do penitpn-
Giarfa por h1ber asaltado Ylolado
i una Ioseti alemana ccrea dc
Schert2.
En- EfHlleatyIile los lobos i,eccn
tanto pesJuicio 4 los ggnaIoa diio sc
| ost6 raaandp q ctncs pesos 10 piei del
Yofvtz tarnfVoro Tn iionniJre mat6
| ~ en TIN solo tiia. Las pieies de
teton ac estdh ycndiehd0 4 buch
| pfcpio.
~Syiycstcr Webster. niiio de IL ailo
do edad fne baIeado por su hermahi
Joe, acGideutalmentG caSando los do
concjos TN las ccFcahtas de DoflIson
1 In situaciOfl del heridO es grave, NJ
pbatante arte u hala es dc caiibrc 2g
En Brhekottyille SO ha yendid,
un grah teffeno de- $1,000 acrcs; co
nocido con ri iioinhfc "Fasta D0In
res" ttiios eotono8 dc chicHGo. IL
vents SO bizo d rnN6n de tres peso
por acre.
4 III tran del ;SaF, qnt salta Il
Corpus Christi las { am. .desde !
i dia prtmeto H. bieicmbre sais Ii. IN
9 9, M el que iipgota Il Corpus
: Isa %. m. ii6RHa A las $3.50 q, II
III tfen "naYid Crockeif Jfe au
= llogatpa 4 las II q, M. Ilegara a Ia
!, $40 q. N; el que silin dc Corpus
has 5 p, M saldra aiiore iaa
: lp m
al I'D. H. Parker ftla aaaltado M u,t
1sda Las Gales do ia t,udad do Daiis
; 81 30 ds Novisaahra, por trss tadrone
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23

MIN para honrar d los caballeros
lamas do Ia Europa de In Etlnd Me-
dia. Hay alRzafes galnmente en1ae-
zndos. miiIeres observation-disclosures por 9u
bcllezn BIZ yestimenta homhres l.
rreprochahlemente elegantes. Hay
esoenas que traen q Ia memorln To-
do lin ''tren" de recnerdos espiennl--
dos " gloriosos de los preteritos ITEM
pos heroicos.
Y sin embargo, entire estas Sisiones
de nun fastuosa antigiiednd hay inu
mernhles ylstas 6 incidentes que le
Iiicen al contempiador que sus pies
40 nsientan sobre In VIA del progreso,
uatuaImente so descorre ell velo de
futuras invencIones. riene I'M pie
en- el centro de 10 centurla decima
octaYn v ell otru en- ell centric de III
;vigesinla.
Eiemplares incomparables de caba
| llos de tlro, de carrern, mulas, Dur--
ros. toros, vacas, becerros, Uorregos,
merInos, chiyos de Angora, cerdos de
tamafioa descomunales, colocados en-
pesebres, en- cuadrndas, en- eStablns'
Il en- 2ahurdes de una limplezn slngu--
lar; gallos, galllnas. gua1olotes, gan.
i sos. palcmlns de infinidad de ciases;
1 IInstrumentos maauInnrin de agri--
i cultura dc las liltimas invenciones;
mollnos, ingenios: cereases, frutas.
/ Iegun,bres flores dc exhuherancia
u extrRordliiarta. FL comercio EN- sus
q multifcTmes maniEestnciones: abarrt
tes. EenHros, muebIes, pianos, bicicle
!, tas. automobiles, fon0grafos, malui
mas de escribir, loza, cristalerla; m;
! nufact,lras de los objetos mas CO
, munes hasta los mas costosos; ei
: realIdad, un mundo extraorsinario ~
cusas eatraordinarias
n
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
TURNER sENTENCIADO "A AioRlR
E z ToN LA HORCA Ell 90 DE DI.-
CIEAIBRE. QUlERE ANTES 81
C.ONIRA DE .CtiRISTAiAS.

Por lu prlmera vez u 1uez Dw-i
yer do IL "rhirty Eeventh District
Court" pronuncio una sentencin de
m,lerte, el nltimO lunes Ell ln nla-
mama Ia, scitenciu fue pronuncia-
dn Ell contra de George II. Turner,
conyicto de huber aseslnadO III
sonora Mary elizabeth Lynch, el "
de Mnrzo dc 1909. Turner, ilsi, sera COZ
gudo ell Yiernes 22 de Diclembre.
Cunndo Ee supo que Turner iba q
ser sentenclado muerte, So reuni0
una m,ichedumbre oil Ia Corte Ru-
Smorabase que el prlsionerO linria u
M declarnci0n sensational respecto
i 4 stis aeuSadOres, muchoS ten'an
interes por DIR que ibn Il declr. Pc
i ro nida ocurrio do extraordinarily.
MIientras s.. lefa la sentencia, Tur-
liner estuvo sentado, frente al estri-
do del JueZ Lleyaba anteotos anu
nados. a su lado estnban sentahos
los "diputados de Sheriff" Fraser y
Kinkaid. Loss dercusoress de Turner,
1 r. NJ. West Richard NJ. Watkins, SO
sentaron cerca El Fiscal del Dis
| trito cstaba sentado ell el palco hG
: los tes,igos, frente al procesado.
: Despues de consular un caiendario
5 el Juez Dwyer Ordeno Il Turner que
Z Sc pusicru Ell pie y hnblando con len
8 titud con visible emoci0n dijo: Tie
e ne I'D. algo que decir, por que la
sentehcin dc Ia corLe 10 deberin Hrl
: prInunciada de ncuerdo con el We
redi;to dc! iur<ulo, Que hu sido con
I'll lirmudo por In Corte de Apel;lcione
{. Crimnales In coTte del hltimo re
- curse, y !u Sentencia dc ruuerte I'M
puestu sobre I'd? Tienc I'd. nj
J. go que decir por que esta cort
o no dcberfa pronunciar sentencia 60
Al bre ud.?"
II Durantc este interrogatorio, Tur
h. ner cstaba dc pie, inclinadO sobr
, 81 burandiii, y por uu moInento Il
,, uus las personass congregudas cn
IN rccinto dc IL corte, Buspendieron
aliento El silencio 81. hiZo tn
deli3u que ruyaDn ell OPPRESSION. FL
intcrrumpidu pOr In voZ serena, Sin
: ;. emoci0n de Turner, quien, lenta
mcntc, ,dej6 cacr eStas palabras:
,n no creo tcncr. Tenia intcnciones
,sr dc hablar ulgo esta mnnana, pcro II
"a tres acusadures no cStiin presentes
H.. Duy las graciaSs Il mis- deicnores =
=, 10 que han hechu contor1ne 4 la il
: 81 no sc que ellos pldiesen haber /
5,sl cho mas.
II,lego el Juez Dwyer pronun'
Ia scntencin eli tono lento. DiJo:
''Ea considerable ordenndo
Ia Corte, que I'll iacusatlo George
Turner, qle hi sldo senLenciado
eii aSesinatu en primer grEdo CT
s;S.,l csstigo ha siio impuesto por el =
lllp rsdictu del tur4au, EN- contra de
": nor si Que SO le condepa q nue.
lual sssI iieyadu rt,r eli sss5hyE Ials ID
f tt s 80 u "a Z
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-23
PABLO oRNELAs, ,sENTENCIADo A
PERPETUIDAD, SALE DESPUEs
DE 1G AfiOS DE PENlTENCIA -

PERPETUTDAD, SALE DESPuESl
DE 1G AhOS DE PENlTENCIA -
RIA.
Ell Gobernndor Lanham acaba de
poner en- libertad al primer convic-
to, baio In nueva ley penal Ultima
mente nprobada por 10 Legislature
del Estado de Texas, que ordena que
i'm nc II mt que
este condonado por asesinato en-
primer grndo, podra ser puesto en-
libertad, i I'm estado en- Ia pentten-
clnrfu por qulnce amos, hableido OBJ
seryado durante este perfodo una con
ducta absolutamente irreprochable.
Pablo Ornelas cs el nombre de es-
te afortunado que de otro 3do hui
biern perrnnnecido por toda la vida
en- Ia pcnitenciarfa, Orneias fua
condenado prision perpetua el n
fio de 1855 ell cl Condado de Webb.
Cuando la comisi0n dc la peniten-
ciarfa Gel Estado Sc reun!6 Ell Aus
tin, hace POGO, recibi0 yarias solicl"
tudes para que pusiern ell libertad
varios convictGs, Ia comision reco
| mend0 4 Ornclas. resultando de aqu
su liSertad Conditional. Ornelas VI
| libre "bnio paiabra de honor. Segn'
j In ley, Orneias debe informar mem
. sraimentc sobrc el lugur en que r
\ siGa asi Como en- que ha estad
! empleadu tlurante cl mes, muchos
:. otros pormenores relacionados con
: sus moyimientos. Este Inforane dc
: lbe ser enviado q Ia comIsi6n de pc
/ nitenciarfa del Estadp. 81 OrneIss q
. aigaina mailera Viola las C0ndieiones
!. ha1o laB cualea ha d do psiest0 en- i
II bert asl, ses Jlept.sl6 q lot tra Yez q g. hi
& ma q MID ~ Z II