davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
REVOLT IMMINENT IN RUSSIA.
Overthrow Of the Romanoff Dynasty
Threatened.
DRY Asso :7aeed Press. :,

LONDON, Jan. 20-The London pa.
pers today and their st. Petersbur:
correspondents take the grShst view
OF the internal conditions IN Russia.
They express the belief that yeste-
days incident was premeditated at
tack on the life of Emperor Nicholas
and maintain the strike is much more
a political than an industrial move.
ment. In short, they consider that
every sign makes it apparent that the
empire is on the verge OF a revolution.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
GUARANTEE FROM POWERS.
No Attempt on integrity Of Chinese
Territory.
(By Associated PreSs

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-secretary
Hay has secured positive assurances
from the powers that there shall be no
attempt made upon the integrity Of
Chinese territory. Recently is was re-
ported that possessions they already
mad in China, at the conclusion Of the
war in order to maintain what they
called the balance of power in the
East, asserting that the outcome of the
war would be a REIMBURSEMENT of
Chinese territorial boundaries. A cir
cular note was dispatched by Secre-
tary Hay to the powers based on this
information with the result that they
have now all positively disclaimed any
such intention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
LEES BIRTHDAY OBSERVED.
Memorial Gatherings Held All Over
the State of Virginia.

RICHMOND, VA. Jan 19.-Ail
state and city offices, the public
schools. the banks and many business
houses here We're closed today in hon
or OF the Birthday OF Genera1 Robert
Edward Lee. Memorial gatherings
were held all over Virginia and in 9th
er States of the. former Confederacy.
where the day is observed as a legal
holiday.
The Richmond Howitzers fred
salute O. nineteen guns near the Lee
Monument here, the Seventeen reei-
ment Virginia Volunteers. held a dress
parade and heard a memorial address
in their armory in the evening. and
The Daughters of the Confederacy dis
lrlbuted crosses of honor among Con-
federate veterans
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
SAYS MITCHELL
TURNED TRAITOR
Wyoming Delegate Accuses Mine
Workers President of Selling
0ut TO the Operators.
SCANDAL JARS CONVENTION
Mitchell Denies the Charge and Ac
cu:ses William Il. Howell and For
mer Natioral Board Member j. /.
Gear With NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Go.
$1,000 From Brokers For Tips.
I:y Associated Press.)

Is INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Jan. 19.-In
the natlona! convention Of the United
Mine Workers of America today, .IoI1,.
Mitchell. president, was accused br
Delegate Robert Randall. of Wyoming.
Of having sold the Colorado striking
miners 70 the operators, of having
been traitor to the miners organizas
tior, Of having entered into a conspir-
acy with the mine owners. D. M Par.
ry. and Governor Peabody's peace or
ganization to ruin the Colorado miners
an! lose their recent strike.
MitcheII's Reply.
President Mitchell took the floor and
gave some OF the reasons why The Ma
toinal Miners organization had with
drawn its nelp from the Colorado strik
crS.
Randall! had said that President
Howell, of the district, had asked for
S3o0.OoC to promote the strike. offering
to win or lose it on that amount. Presi-
dent Mitchell referring to this said:
Let me be plain in this would
not trust him with it. Howell did not
ask for the money. If he had he
would not have got it,
Mitchell Accuses.
He charged President VIM. H. How
ell anG Former National Board Mem
Ter ]. L Gear with ulfairness. He
told how he forced Gear 10 resign his
office because Gear. he said. aimittal
that he was to get s1,UnG from brokers
FOR advance information concerning
The close of the strike.
He tod how the first ard last money
sent TO the strikers was appropriated
by the officers TO pay their back sal
aries.
Situation Looks Bad.
Mr.. Mitchcli's statement showed a
generally bad situation He said thar
after 100000 had been poured into
Colorado. the spirit shtwn Nv the min
ers of the State was such that he hal
reccmn ended a settlement and that
national aid be withdrawn
There We're speeches Ivy Vice Presi-
cent T. L. Lev is. Patrick Dolan. Of
Pittsbnrg, w. R Fairly, who was in
charge of the strike and Secretary w.
B. Wilson -y
Various Charges.
In these sreeches it was alleged tina:
The Colorado miners had wanted per
''ieE: pay for remaining on strike; that
they bed the national treasury under
every nretext and that instead Of starry.
ing they received more money, than
;lle anthracite strikers cot. figured on
Il per capita basis. 1t was said that
The miners wanted to be paid by the
national organization to put up tn.
tents sent them.
The attack of Randall was attribut-
cd by friends Of President Mitchell to
The Socialists. who had Just met with
defeat in trying to hae the miners or.
gaEization declare itself for Socialism.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Chinese Bandits.

TOXIC, Jan. 19.-2'2c y. ms. is
believed here that the Chinese reported
70 be accompanying Lieut. General
:llslahenko's raiders are either uni.
formed bandits or soldiers who had
been impressed MS guides. 1t is not be
ileved that Chinese regulars have
becn authorized to join the raiders.
The report that Russian troops are
dls.;:ised as Chinese is regarded much
more seriously and it is under invcsti-
cation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Gen. stoesseI at shanohai.

SHANGHAI. Jan. 19.-The French
steamer Australian arrived here to-
day from Nagasaki with General and
Nine. Stoessel, Generals Gorbatewsky
and Relish, Admirals Gregarievitch and
Locklnsky and five hundred and fly
SIX other Russians from Port Arthur.
About half Of the Russians will con-
tlnue the voyage on the Australian
while the other half will wait here for
another steamer. "A
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Insult Offered to a Woman the
Cause Of Triple Tragedy in
franklin County.
PISTOLS AND sH0TGUNs USED
James Abshir and His Son and L. a.
Pradd Are Killed in the Fight
HALEY, the Sole Survivor of the
Deadly Meeting, is Arrested and
Jailed.
iBy Associated Press,)

ROANOKE, VA. Jan. 19-Meagre
details OF a ripple tragedy enacted in
Franklin county twenty miles south of
Roanoke, yesterday evening, reached
here today.
James Abshir ami MS son fought a
revolver aud shot gun duel with L.
~ Pradd and man named Holly, as a
result OF which the three first named
are dead and Holly. who escaped in
jury. is said to be in Jail
Cause Of the Tragedy.
1t is said that one OF the four men
is alleged to have offered an insult to
the wife of one OF the other three men
and that the four met at the home of
Druy Banes, on the Roanoke and Cal
loway pike. where the shooting took
place. After the first round. it is said.
the two Abshirs and Pradd were on
the ground wounded. One OF the Alb
shlrs Is said to have reloaded his shot
gun and deliberately blowed Pradds
liea off
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Nicholas of Russia Has Narrow
Escape From Death While
Blessing the Waters.
AssAsslNs' PLOT SUSPECTED
shrapne', Apparently From Battery
Firing Salute, Flew Over the
Heads of the Emperor and Members
of che Royal Family.-Terror in the
ace,-lnvestieation Begins.
{Ry Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan l9.-The
ceremony OF the blessing OF the waters
this year was accompanied by an event
more mysterious, unprecedented and
extraordinary than any offered by the
annals of Russian history. For Rus
sian sovereign to fall by the hand of
an assassin is no new thing in Rus.
sian records. but that the Emperor
should narrowly escape death by {,
shot from his own artillery while ha
was engaged in a solemn religious rite,
surrounded by priests Of his church,
is SO difficult to realize as to be almost
increHible
Accident or Design.
Yet this is what happened today and
the Russian public is left wondering
and mystified.
BY the merest chance the imperial
family escaped unhurt, but public
opinion is stunned by what might have
been tragic results OF the affair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Japs Capture British Steamer.

TOXIC. Jan. 1913 p. m.-The Japa.
nese captured the Britishsteamer Oak.
ley in the Shumia straits. Wednesday
afternoon. The vessel left Cardiff on
November ", carrying $500 tons Of
coal for Vladivostok. She will be
brought to Sasebo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20

hall was beautifully decorated in red
and white and the program contained
several musical numbers. 9'he Charles
ton Light Dragons acted as ushers
City and county Offices and banks were
closed today on account OF the State
holiday The day was noticed in the
school exercises, but holiday was not
given.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Rolling Stock to Cost $761,oO1.
J ---- ---- Inv a SS0cia te.d RraSS -.

RICHMOND. VA, Jan. l9.--An5
equipment agreement between Blair
and Company. the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company and the New
York Security and Trust Company
trustee, was filed for record in the
Chancery Court here today. It in
wolves the expenditure Of S7G1,001 for;
500 gondolas and twenty locomotives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
To Save Jury From Being Influenced
(By Associated Press, j:@

WASHINGTON. n. c.. ian. 10
Representative Helm. Gala D intro due,
ed a ILL today providing that Judges
Of the United tsates District and Cir.
cni, Court shall refrain from express
Ing IN opinion 10 Il jury in criminal
cases us 10 the guilt or innocence OF
an accuse H.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Accident or DESIGN.
EVIDENCE OF A PLOT.
Believed in Some Quarters Assassina.
ton Was Attempted


ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 20.-4: 10
a. m.-In spite OF the official statement
that the cannon shot which yesterday
might easily have wiped out the whole
| Of the Romanoff family was the result
of carelessness in leaving shotted
cartridge in the breach OF a gun after
target practice, the mysterious case III
still under the combined investigation
OF the military and police and the pub
lie seems as little inclined as the
authorities to accept the published
version
Not Arrested, But Detained.
The officers and men OF the battery
nave not been arrested, but are con.
fined to barracks, and by the military
regulations, are SO closely under re-
straint that it is impossible for the
culprlt or culprits to escape until the
responsibility is determined.
Plot is Suspected
It cannot be said definitely whether
the affair was an accident or the re-
suit or design. The general belief is
that widespread plot did not exist,
but evidence Of design are so apparent
that the statement attributing the
presence OF loaded shell to previous
target practice evoked smiles in many
quarters. 1t is pointed out as being
highly improbable that a second car.
fridge could have been inserted for
saluting purposes besides the first.
and 1t is certainly startling coinci-
dence that the gun containing this mis-.
sile should have been trained directly
on the imperial chapel.
One Strange Circumstance.
Whatever may be the solution, it is
a strange fact that the shot came from
the Bourse Esplanade, where was sta
toned the First Horse artillery Of the
guard, the premier artillery organiza.
ton OF the empire, and one of the most
noted regiments in the whole Russian
service The roster of this Organiza-
ton OF aristocratic traditions has in.
Guided grand dukes. princes and some Of
the most illustrious names in Russia
Lieutenant General Gripenburg was
formerly az officer Of the regiment
and Grand Duke Sergius Michaelvitch
the chief artillery inspector of the
russian army. whose duty it is to con
duct the investigation, was himself
formerly colonel OF the regiment.
Secret Investigations.
The two Investigations are proceed
ing independently and both are guard
ed with the utmost secrecy.
Military experts say indications
! point to charge consisting Of grape
having been inserted surrepitously in
saluting cartridge. Certainly il there
was an extensive, deep laid plot, or If
an officer was involved, it was badly
executed. 1t is pointed out that it j.
hardly probable that expert artillery
men should have prepared a. weak
scattering charge, which could hardly
carry across the Neva At the same
time an indication Of design is the fact
| that the gun was laid directly agains,
the imperial pavilion. Had the gun
contained q service charge or regular
she'll, the pavilion must infallibly have
| been destroyed. 1t is clear, however.
that the salrting was done most reck-
lessly as the flashes of the blank shots
from St. Peter and ST. Paul fortress
7 showed that the guns were directed
straight at the winter palace.
IRUtLETS RAlNEn ARNilr r7Ao
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Celebration at Columbus. ca

i COLUMBUS, GA, Jan. 19.-The
9Sth anniversary of Gen. Robert E.
Lee was appropriately celebrated here
tonight by Confederate veterens, Sons
OF Confederate Veterans and the
Daughters Of the Confederacy. Exer-
clses We're held at the Auditorium
where Rev. DR.. J. w. SDoaf was the
orator OF the occasion Crosses Of
honor We're delivered to Confederate
veterans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
AGED LADY DIES in FLAMES.
Mrs Susan shiflettz 90 Years Old,
CAUGHT in Burning House.
Especial to the Daily

Especial to the Daily Press.}
RICHMOND. VA. Jan 1905. Mrs.
Susan Shifiett. 80 years old. was, burn
ed to death at Scottsville today when
the home OF her niece, Miss Margaret
Clements, vas destroyed Miss Gle
ments was injured while trying tc
save her aunt Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
At Roanoke.

ROANOKE, VA, Jan. 1e.-Lee's
birthday was observed here by the
closing of the banks and in the even
ing the Daughters Of the Confederacy
celebrated the occasion by comforting
crosses Of honor on large number Of
ex-Confederate soldiers The presenta-
ton address was made in the Y. NJ
G. A. auditorium by Judge r.. L. w.
Duke of Charlottesville
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Daughters Of Liberty Hally.

Mary Washington Council. No. 8.
naughters Of Liberty. viii hold a rally
IN their lodge itsom. at Central Labor
Union hall tonight. All members or
tho order and visiting members are
invited 10 attend.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Governor Speaks in Lynchburo.

LYNCHBURG, VA, AIN. 19.-The
anniversary of the birth of General
Robert z. Lee was observed tonight
by various Confederate organizations
of the city. who were guests of the
Old Dominion Chapter, Daughters OF
the Confederacy. Gov. A. j. Montague
was the speaker of the evening and
delivered an address on the life and
character Of the general The day
vas not observed as general holiday
in business circles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
BULLETS RAlNED ABOUT czAF

Nicholas OF Russia Has Narrow Es-
caoe From Death.
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. l9.-The
festival of the Epiphany, the blessing
OF the waters. had Just concluded at
che o'clock this afternoon when stimuli
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
WriaIlt OUT 81 The Raee

AUGUSTA. GA, Jan 1e.-Boykir
WRIGHT. former attorney general Of
Georgia and candidate for governor.
has withdrawn from the race on &C
co,lrL Of bad health
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
At AsheviLle, N. c

ASHEViLLE. n. G., Jan 19-Lee.
Jackson day was observed here today
by ceremonies under the direction of
the Daughters Of the Confederacy. A
feature OF the occasion was comforting
4 OF crosses OF honor on old Confederate
soldiers. Rev. Father Marion and
3 Hon. Lock Craig delivered appropriate
addresses.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Gecraia Honors LEGS Memoru

9I1d FIoHCTS Ice NemcFY.
MACON. GA. Ian. 19-.The birthday
Ct General Robert z. Lee was obscrv
cd here today BIZ the schools and col
lesas and the hanks were closed.
~ Mercer University Judge G. c,
Mathews. Of The Macon Telegraph. de.
livere:l an address TO the students. To.
right in the volunteers ar,nory the
distribution Of medals tc Confederate
veterans occurred
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Crosses Of Horror Conferred.

I.T CHARLESTON, s. c., Jam. l9.-
The birthday Of Robert f. Lee was
celebrated with due ceremony by the
Charleston Chapter. Daughters of the
Confederacy, tonight. At German Ar.
4tillery hall crosses of honor were de.
livered to seventy-five veterans and
descendants OF veterans. and several
stirring addresses were made. The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
60 DAYS FOR MAnsLAUeHrER.
Sentenced Passed on Kingsley for Kill
ing Capt. Paul.

10y HSs0clated Press.)
. NORFOLK, VA, Jan 19.-Freierick
Kingsley, IS years old was sentenced
to 90 days in jail for manslaughter
by Federal Judge Waddill today. Kings,
ley in October killed Capt. A. G. Paul
at the National Soldiers Home, at
which place he was an inmate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Smallpox is Raoino.

SI1tdsIuUI IS Rd0INg. -1
Especial To. the Daily Press s
RICHMOND, VA. Jan ia spe-
cial from Campbell county reports $50
cases of smallpox in one district Of the
county
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20

tancously with the salute fired from
the st. Peter and St Paul fortress u
rain OF bullets swept over the little
chapel built over the frozen Neva in
from. OF the Writer palace where EN-.
Deror Nicholas and every member OF
the Romanotf family We're participat.
ing the service
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-19

cion la cesion de So terrlforio est6 ba-
sado Zen la teoIia general hue Russia no
es responsible por la guerra y que por
cuanto Russia esta todavia preparada
para contiuuar la iucha, y ha venido a
esta conferencla, no como un pals ven
cido que pjde terminus, sluo sincera-
mente deseoso de concluir una paz no
norable, por 10 tanto, no convene en-
pagar los gastos de guerra de Japon nj
cederle su territorio'
Sin embargo, despues de considerable
discucion SO acOrd0 t0mar uno por uno
los puntos en- question y debatirlOs. DE
coniOrmidad con este aeuerdO ell Luues
Sc disCuti0 ell punt0 primero, tocante al
reconocimiento del protectorado sea
preponderaucia sobre Korea por ell ia
pom, a 10 cual aceedi6 Rusa
Tambien Sc aecedi0 la segunda de-
mando, q saber: "Obligaoiou mutua de
eyacuar Manchuria cada una de las
potencias teniendo que rendir todos los
privilegios especiales en- esa provincial y
obligaciones mutuas de respetar la iute
gridad territorial de China y mantener
el principle de oportunsdad igual para
el cOmerclo G industrias de todas las ma
clones en- esa provincial
Asi mismo convino Russia en- ceder a
China el ferrooarril, (Chinese EASTERN
al Sur de Harbin
En- Ia conferencia del Martes Sc con.
vino en- los articulos Y 6. Ell artculo
cuarto consiste en- varios compromises
dirigidos a obseryar la integridad de
China la politioa de la "Puerta Abier-
Ia al comercio de todas las naciones,
ell articulo seis cuhre la renuncia de
los arrendamientos de Russia en- la Pc
ninsua dc Liao Tang, Puerto Arturo,
Dalney y las islas Blondi y Elliott.
En- la conferencia del Microbes Sc
convino en- los articulos y S El arti
culo siete proyee la cesion China del
brazo del ferrocarril Chinese Eastern de
Harbi q Puerto Arturo Y Dalerey y el
que conecta a New Chwang El arti-
culo ocho provee la retencion por Russia
de Ia via al traves del norte de Manchu-
ria que forma el eslabon que eonecta d
Vladiyostock con ell ferrocarrtl Trans
Siberiano
En- la session del Jueves lego Ia confe-
rencia a su crisis, ell artieulo quinto cue
trata de la cesion de la lsla de Sagha-
lien habia sido pospuesto interlnamen-
te hablendo legado otro punto de
objection, es decir, el de indemnizacion,
despues de una larga disoucion en- que
uinguu lado cedi6 un apiece, Sc propuso
una pr6rroga para ell Lunes, y en- Ell in
term los plenpotenciarios consultaran
con sus respeotivos gobierncs
Hay Quien ha avanzado la profesia
que ST ell Japon oede en- su demanda de
indemnizacion es probable que Russia
conviniera en- ceder la isla de Saghalien
De todos modos Sc cree que 81 ell Lunes
no vienen 4 I'M acuerdo, la conferencia,
Sc disolvera c0ntinuara la guerra
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-19
I'm CaSamlentO ROmdntiCO,

FL j6ven Federico Baca, hijo de Dona
Abelina II. dc BaCa Y del fnado Don
Manuel Raca y Ortiz, despues de haber
ejeroitado la pacioncia y porseyerancia,
Sc vic al fin dueno del objeto dc sus en-
suefios el Jueves de esta semana.
Federico enContr0 un dia la hermosa
Ducinea Gallegos, hija de Don Berna-
be Galegos, de Santa Rosa, y en- el acto
recibio una hacha en- ell corazon q ma
nos del nifo traicionero, Oupido Eli
gi6 a Ia linda Dulcinea para que le eaCom-
pahara q oruzar los escabrosos pasos de
la vida, llevandolo por buen camino.
Pidi6 a los padres do ella su mano en-
matrimonio; pero ellos, por algun mo
two, aunque escasas el ano pasado, bus
caron Y 30 las dieron, tamanas calaba'
zas. El en- aquel momento so vio tran
sido de dolor, pero al mismo tempo SC
acord6 de Don Susano y oyo una yo2
misteriosa que le dijo: $50 necesita pa
| CieuCla.
Tuyo una interview con el objetC
de so ardiente passion, le pregunt6 "quC
signilcaban aquellas calabazas, y ELI
le dljo que era la misme, qu3 no habiI
sido ella Ia do las calabazas que su co
razon no era do nadie sino dc 81,
! Volyio dc uueyo Fred hacer el aten
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-19
BaIeO gOr CeIOS enI5 Plaza VIeja.

Cegado por Ia passion de los celos y
evidentemente sin motivo justidcable,
Miguel Rimbert, di6 un tiro en- una
plerna y Rolpe0 a Antonio Griego el Sa-
bado una hora temprana de la noche.
Segun los detalles que hemos pOdido re.
coger, Antonio Griego, i6ven como de
% amos, que yiye oerca del cementerio
masduioo, regresaba para su casa, de la
Plaza, y al pasar cerca dc In onga de
Rimbert, una mujer que estaba parada
al lado dc afueTa de la yentnna le pre-
guntd 81 todavia estaba el comeroiO
alberto Griogo SO Par6 para responder
a la pregunta, y despues Do una breve
couversacion sigui0 su camino Cuando
proseguia su canine, Miguel que hahia
estudo ucuto la sombra do una casa
yecina 10 aloanz6 y habendoso pose.
siouado de Celos SO ahalan2o con-
tra Griogo, y le do un goipe en- Ia
cnbeza. Griego arauc0 huir y mien
tras hacla este Rimbert Ia disparo uu IT,
70 que le TOGO en una pierna La hefi'
da no es peligrosa Rimbert fu6 arres
tado pucsto baio fanza para Ia inves.
tigacion preliminaria Que Rimbert
tuyiora algunOs autoeedentaa quo con
tirmaran sus sOspechas no sahemos ma.
da, y tai ye2 en- la ayeriguaoion sc sa
bran todos los pormenores
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-19
Una Nina Maere Quemada en-
Rowe.

De la pacifoa poblacion de Rowe nos
viene la nueva dc una dolorosa desgra
cia acaecida una nina de amos, Pa
blita Archuleta, hija do Don Pedro Ar
chuleta
Serian entire las 3y de la tarde del
Domingo pasado cuando la ninita esta
ba iugando afuera, encendiendo f0sfo-
ros. En- una de las veces que prendio
uno not6 que salia una sonora de dentro
de la casa Y al oeultarlo Sc le incendi6
el vestido. Inmediatamente arranc0 q
huir, la misma velocidad avivando la
llama, corri6 como 20 yardas, donde
la alcanzaron Y con una cobija le apa
gBron los vestidos La infeliz nihlta SO
abras6 todo el cueTpo, desde el cuello
hasta los pies, y estuyo en- terrible ago
MIA hasta ell Martes 4 las de la mana
na, hora en- que la muerte vino a rele'
varla de su martirio.
In nina era huerfana de madre y des-
de chiquita la habia oriado Dona Tulita
Newman de Archuleta, que la guerra 60
mo 81 hubiera sido su propia hija.