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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05
Los HaCIgulStaS Martlrlzan d SuS
ViCtimaS.

La prensa asociada trae esta semana
las noticias de uno de los casos mas las.
tmosos de crueldad ejercida .por los
huelguistas de Chicago, que hemos lei
do Reproducimos a continuation el
despaCho:
Chicago, Agosto Acadia de salir 4
luz eyideucla aparente que los huelguis-
tas mantienen en- Chicago un lugar en-
donde intligen tormentos sistematicos
a todos aquellos que incurren EN- su
agravio, segun ell caso de William ~
Wilder Wilder era anteriormente un
Official del ei6rcito, y al tempo de la re-
clente huelga de carreros, era agente de
reclamos de una de las companies de
express, de Chicago Ell dia de Julio
desapareci0 y despues de haber sido te.
nido b3jo cautiveTio por tres semanas
tue puesto en- libertad, medic muerto de
hambre Y tan entorpecido de la mente
que no ha podido dar cuenta eompren
sible dc su cautiyerio. Fu6 enoontrado
por un amigo, vagando sin rumbo cerca
del Union Station, conducido a su ca
sa en- la calle Downers Grove. Los me
dlcos opinan que es tai su condlcion fl
sica y mental que quiza nunca recupere,
La mayor parte del tempo desyarfa
violentamente, como 81 Sc lie estuviera
atormentando todavia, pidiendo miseri-
| cordia
Las lesiones en- todas las parties de su
cueTpo demuestran que estuvo atado
con igaduras gruesas. Arriba de Glen
pesos que Sc sabe llevaba en- sus bolsillos
han desaparecido. Wilder es un Ing6.
que siryi6 Ell ell ei6rcito Americana en-
Cuba y en- las Filipinas y tenia sn conf.
sion como segundo teniente Ell el ej6rci-
to regular. Es un sujeto audaz y clare
de 36 amos que Sc yanagloriaba de su
habiidad fisica en- poder tener cuidadC
de 81 mismo, Y desatiaba los huelguis
tas que atentaban intimidarlo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05
nrsIaNANpo LA s1arlENrr yicrIMA.

DEsIGNANDO IA IGUlENrE viCTIMA,
Dice un despaoho de Nueya York, fe-
chado el dia lro, que on ese dia SO reu-
ni6 en- junta en- el Salon Apollo, ia So
oiedad Revolucionaria Rusa, con el fin
de celebrar el aniversario del asesinato
de NJ VonPehve. FL salon estaba lleno
hasla la sofocacion.
El DR. Charles Rayesbsesky, iefe del
partido Russo preside, y ell Dr. 9. M.
Schidlosky fu6 el orador principal Dijo
que la muerte de NonPlehve habia sido
una cosa buena para Russia, no que per
sonalmente les importara d los Rusos
progresistas de su muerte, pero que te
man gusto que fuera asesinado poI mo
two de los principles que sostenia. Su
discurso fu6 recibido con los aplausos
mas entusiastas. Cuando ell orador con
cluyo surgio una discussion sobre quien
debeTa ser Ia siguiente viotima de 10
mano del asesino La mayoiil optaba
por Que fuera un alto prelado de Ia igle-
sia Rusa Esa discussion dnr0 mas que
una hora, como 81 SO tratara dc algun
asunto legitimo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05
AhOgadd en- eI Rio BOHltO.

III Rio Bonito, que ha estado oreoido
como resultado de las recientes lluvias
ha recogido una nueya viotima en- la per
soma de Mrs. Laman Edison, residente
cerca de la Sierra Capitana en- ell Con.
dado de Lincoln
Mrs Edison Sc echo al rio montada 4
caballo POGO arriba de la Plaza de Lin.
coin y la corriente la bot6 fuera de la
silla Sc hundi6 EN- el aqua ahogandose.
El oadaver fue reoobrado rio abajo po
cas- horas despues
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05
MoDo DE v0rAR.

del fuado, Don Feliciano Cutie
rrez, anteriormente de Ill Orc,
Condado de Mora, ambas fami-
lias distinguidas de Nuevo Me-
xico. La ceremonial nupcial fue
celebrada por el Rev. M. d. A.
Rivera, y estuyo imponente y
hermosa, Actuaron como padri.
nos, Don Eugeuio Romero y su
esposa, Dona Amalia de Rome
70, de Mora. La Voz extiende
a los recien desposados sus para.
bienes, y sus deseos de que iamas
la menor nube empane su felici-
dad.
Eel Lunes pasado, a las 8 De
la ma mana, entrego su hermosa
alma al Creador en- esta ciudad,
la virtuosa y estimable sehors
Dona Estelanita Baca dc Rome
70, esposa que fue de Don Canu-
to Romero, de Sapcll6, contando
al tempo de su deiuuciou como
SO amos de edad Haoia poeos
dias que la fnada habia sido
traida aqui con el fin de proper
cionarla tratamiento medico;
pero nj este nj los asiduos cui.
dados de su esposo pudieron inn
pedir que Sc cumpliera ell deere
to dc la naturaleza. Lamentan
su eterna despedida su esposo,
sus hijos, Severino, Olegario y
Lucinda Baca, varios otros nj,
nos pequchos, a quienes esta
redaccion eXticnde su sincera
condolencia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05

D5SCARRLAN1ENTo DEL TREN "CANNoN.
BALL. -
Roporta la prensa asociada que el dia
20 descarril6 en- la estacion de Diaz, es.
tado de Arkansas, ell tren veloz llamado
"Cannonball' habiendo tocado un
switch alberto, Sc mataron. el maqui
nista y el fogonero Sc lastimaron treoe
personas, entire elias dos agentes del CO.
rreo. Cuando Ia maquina TOGO el
switch, Sc volc6 los demas cochcs
50 apllaron encima, incendlandose en-
seguida Los heridos fueron conduct.
dos a Little Rock donde SO les sumiuis.
ira atendencia y cuidado
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05

NO HABIAN sIDo RENovApAs EN 20 Amos.
La corte de inquisicion que hizo las
averiguaeiones del motive de Ia explo.
sion de las calderas del canonero Ben
nigton, reportara que csta fu6 debido,
no la preston del vapor, siuo Ia cir
cunstanoia que los pernos de la oaldera
estaban va tan abocinados que no po.
dian sostenar la oaldera, no habiendo
sido renoyados durante los dltimos 90
amos La corte no censuraIa a los of
ciales del Bennington, pero pondra la
responsabilidad en- autoridades mas al.
tas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05

.PRospEcTos DEPAZ EN la GUERRA "a.
QUL
Segun un despRcho de III Paso, fecha
3, han sido reoibidas ALI noticias de
Sonora nj efecto de que SO han alberto
negooiaclones de paz en- el asunto de Ia
insurreccion Haqui, y que Ia ciudad de
Ures ha sido escogida como el lugar De
confereneia. Sc dice que los Yaquis
no pediran la restauracion de los q, rre.
nos en- ell rio laqui; sino que aceptardn
una reservation por ell estilo de las de
los lndios de EstadOs Unidos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05
VOtO de Ia COntCSta de los DiStrl-
tOS de ESCueI8S.

Certiticamos que ol siguiente es 81 vo.
to dado hasta Ia fecha en- Ia oontesta do
premios ofrecidos por Ia Yoz DEL PuE-
BIO para los Distritos de Escuelas
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05
Suicide en- Albuquerque.

Leemcs en- el Journal, de Albuqucr
que, 10 noticia del suicidio, por La ruta
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05
AYISO.

Mi iierro do reses Official, registrado es
FEyN en- la palomilla iaquierda Para
AAAAs2 los caballos 81 mismo herro en- ID
pierna iGQuierda,
Manuel Crespin,
S-6-at, Ocat4, N, IA,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05

SEGUNDO Un pizarron po6n on.oo -, ,.,.
que obtenga e eRundo dev votes III t' @''O
OTROS PREMOSUn dicoionario Ipp6 Frano Eobol mol,
ode loss
siguiente d NV 'O''Ne"u
oosla en- eteeto d
SOLO esn inuuados entrar
rles fuera de Las Vegas ' w i1s0''ia i'u'
MODo DE vOTAR.
. Los comeroen dadn al machaute proos boos para a s
les dposaran los yotanes Una os
Don Sabine lnn Cle del Punt redaccon Ca v e
mara uombre @ boeto. 0"' '0'ii0 H'-
E voto alunoaa pmcra y un mes despu de alberta
adean
desinteresadas mas F"'
exhibition de DnS
edihcio de La Yol ' -''J'u J gu
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05
NUN 26
A los Districts mas POpuIarVS.

IA ol ha ndo contemplation tempo ntuir ma ont
MI de escuas rura del condado vaosos pre-
ios sto de escuelas obeng
III modo para adqurir pyeg sorto ser como
persona ouatquiera
en- Ia Eo poira dar que rat DOR diner
@ nagan bas en- noe imprna Eteudido que yon
ecos publico
m cue uno eompa lana de uau podra yotor
no sc cosdera
conteta. 49, Wv 'ONo iOui3 FoOaf en- esa
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05

n N1UNhALN0l
@ T.. HERNANDEZ,
CECrLIo RosENwALD.
Agosto 4, 1905 Jueces dc Ia Contesta.
AVISO.
Sc encontraron en nuestras oye1as, oer-
ca de Las Vegas once ovejas agenas,
con osta sehal Rajada 10 oreja izquier-
da, dos moscas por delante en- la misma
oreja ana mosca sacabooado por de-
tras "a la oreja derecha. 0ourra el due
no nuestra tienda
S-5-tf. Bacharaoh Bros.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05
NOtlCias Breves dc tOdO Ell MundO

la LANA DE LOS TERRITORIES EsTA ToDA-
VIA EN DEMANDA.
Boston Mass, Agosto lei mercado
de lana esta firme, habiendo especial do.
manda para lanas territoriales. Los pre-
clos por lana territorial lavada SO quo
tizan en- rs y 7S. La demanda de lanas
domesticas esta quieta, con precioi fir
mes.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05
G MrERros FOR pEscl

9 MUERTos POR DEsCARGAs ELECTRICAs.
Hueya York, Julio 3l.-Durante una
terIifica tempestad de truenos que pas6
sobre Eueya York aver por ia tarde, 0
personas fueron muertas y nueve lasti
madas de seriedad por una descarga
electrica en- el balnario dc Parkway. Al
mismo tempo fue muerto otro y pos.
TRADES tres en- Grayesand Beach
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05

Ell EMPERADoR DE ALEMANIA FAvoRECE
AL PRINCIPE CARLOS
Copenhagen, Agosto 2-Desde su
arribo d la oorte de Dinamarca el Em-
perador William, pareoe haberse con.
yencido que no hay esperanza que nin-
gun principe de la familia Bernadotte
acepte el trono de Noruega Su majes.
tad faYorece al Principe Carlos de Di
namarca, y SO dice expres6 la opinion
que Isl el Principe Carlos no acepta
la corona, Noruega formara una repd
bioa Por supuesto, yo pretiero una
monarqufa y por 10 mismo sostendre la
candidatura del Principe Carlos"
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05

DIFICuLTAD LEGAL soBRE UN FILIPINO
LOCO.
Las autoridades de Kansas SO enouen-
tran on un dilema respeoto Ia condi.
cion legal de un i6yen Filipino que Sc
volvi6 demente dltimamente, y para
ouya admission al asilo de Fort Leaven-
worth Sc hizo aplicacion El fu6 traido
este pals por el Captain Bundy del
Sexto de Infauteria Nuostra saba cor
te suprema ha decidido que los Fiiipi
nos no sen ciudadsnCs nj yxtanjerCs,
Una persona para ser naturalizada debe
de ser extranjero y las leyes no permi
ten sino a ciudadanos americanos en- O.
hospicio de dementes. El cuerpn de re-
gentes, mas bien que esperar d que el
asunto sea decidido por las autoridade:
10 admiteron "any how Bonitor
lios ha tejido la administration impe
rialistal
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05

RoJEsTyENsKY CoNTENTo DE sU TRATA-
MuENTO.
Toxic, Julio 3l-El Almirante Ro-
jestyensky ha progresado satisfactoria.
mente en- su condicion desde que SO le
hizo la operacion en- La frente. Aver va
pudo dejar su CANA y sentarse en- una
silla, El almirante expresa sincera sa-
tisfaccion por el tratamiento que ha re-
cibido.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05
NUEsTRos PREMIos.

NUEsTRos PREMIos.
PRIMER PREMIO-Un bermoso plobo montado
soofe 9n pedestal de bronco amsho l9 pulgadas sera
dado al distrito rural que obtepea el ayor nmer e
votos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-08-05
TOAdvertisers.

We guarantee the largest circula-
I ton OF any other weekly puhished
I In New Mexico and give our post
sofice - reference 20 verify g.
S006a9.iaaa.l09tas,aa601
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
BOSTON AND MAINE.

De Boston and Names statement for the quar-
- sAa Twelve months ended June 80 1906 COM
Pare as follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rRY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BU.


Chicago Aug u-Wheat received some help from
the revival Of Russian crop failure talk and from
some information from the Northwest that uiei Gu
materially from the rose coiored reports Vi ."e
heavy thrashing returns in South Dakota ana Mih-
nesota that have been industriousiy sent Out
from Mtnneanolis There was nothing definite made
public on the poor trashng results but the reports
were said to be from reliable sources Ihe market
closed on a z.e advance. Corn was very hrin' ana
from nc 10 &c higher oats closed without note
worthy change. and provisions had material rally
from lower prices made at the opening
The wheat market showed unexpected strength
the opening. because some local shorts sought
10 cover and a little competition ensued Tor Inc
limited offerings, resulting in an advance OF &c
above yesterdays closing figures Later the mar
ket declined 10 a trife lower level than the final
prices OF the day before. Local receipts were 1856
cars. The estimate for Tomorrow is III cars The
highest for September Sslse. and the lowest
sl1sc; the close s224c December closed at Sac,
after selling as high as s42sc and low S3lsc.
Corn was quiet but firm. Heat and drouth made
future deliveries strong. The Eastern demand for
corn general. with considerable sales. Local
receipts were l73 cars. Of which eighty were con-
tract. and 425.OeO bushels of that quality
transferred from private elevators Shipments
hence were l9O.0O bushels. The estimate for to-
morrow 2GS September sold from 64c to
J4zsc. closing at 545c The range OF December
was from 477sc to 4sise, closing at 4Skr. General
selling by cash houses was the feature OF the open
ing of the oats market. Liberal country accept
anees and heavy receipts were depressing factors
Later in the day there a better feeling and
trade was more active Receipts 42o cars
With X45 estimated for tomorrow. Shipments
221 600 bushels. There was some good buying by
rho Patten crowd the close. September closed
ar the top-as7se 2s&.c-after selling as low as
aa.c 10 25ssc. December sold from 27l4c to 27Ac
closing at AI4c.
provisions were off early on local selling. pork
g., ,arttc,1iar showing decline OF 175c bur pack
aotsd 10 a higher level. Armour was a good
buyer of ribs on the advance. Crdahy interests
we're bidding up lard prices. and Swift caused pork
nrtces 10 advance. September pork sold from s2 s5
=, N sl4 15aS14 ITih. September lard sold from
e. n OF 10 ST s5 10 s. 67 and reacted 81 72s Sep
,b.r ribs sold from s. 10 off 10 s. s5. reacted
~ g a2sA Hog receipts were H.ose head. and
nr,oes al the yards were &c higher.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD a. a.

Trains depart fron Grand central station 4d 81 and
BOSTON via New London and Proyidence-f4:5o 80.
- tto.to * IOO2 a u. tti1:O0. ~ 1,Ol * 90.
ft5:OO "S-0:02. tf12; ;QO r NJ . 80.
B6STTN cia 'Sprtnsheid-4eoO A. NJ, f12;G0 4:9o
pCst,Tg trgN NT ana BAR HNRBOR-f's.02 NJ
WIiiTE MOUNTAINS. ST ALBANS and QUEBEC
"a $40 A NJ, t0-0O p NJ
FITCTIBJRCi- via IUlI1n and @orees'eT-f5;o9 f y n
7 sL<TvTTI I.E and NORFOL&-fSO2 A. ". 1881 p. ~.
t.-r n ,R-fSTN,5Te9S. STOt-KBRIDGE LEGSON. PITTS
FTE1I 1G5f:5O 1902 A NJ. 81 p. 1881 P. "
Central station and cf25th
a. ,aSL L1s5 g S54 Broadway c25 Union square,
C1urrhiIs Ave. -649 Madison
Ola West l25th I9S Third Ave In BroOklyn esq.,
SO FSIron 81 $50 Broadway. 2 ID.
." +F,xept sundays SSt0ps l25th ST xStons
ISS.S Sundays saturdays only. tParlor car
IJ,s5tS5 iFIss dining ci'aror and sleeping Car
tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

crossing rapidly under better than average condi-
tions and there is little anxiety regarding the
future Manufacturing plants increasingly
active, textile mills still occupying the strongest
position, while shoe shops not making
cessiOns TO get business. Iron furnaces and steel
mills make progress, but less rapidly. Lumber
mills and dealers are having exceptionally busy
season, might be expected, In view Of the
latest reports regarding the increase in number
and value OF building permits at the largest cities
Railway earnings in July were IA per cent greater
commerce at this port for the last week showed
increase of s. 7,4Ss in imports. while exports
decreased S,s6s22. Little change has occurred IN
the financial situation, rates ruling easy, while
prices Of securities have risen close 10 the highest
point on record. Bank exchanges at Newly Hork for
The week were AIS per cent larger than last year
and other leading cities the Increase amounted
TO II per cent.
"Bradstreet's" says:
vail trade stimulated by excellent crop advices.
continues to expand at wholesale. Increased pur-
chases, a wider range OF selection ana some I'M
movement in collections noted East West an~
Southwest Yellow fever quarantines restrict q"
mand and shipment in the lower MISSISSIPPI val
regulations give hope Of better conditions in the
near future. Lines noting special activity at the
Nest are dry goods, notions; HARDWARE Ipmeer
groceries and shoes. One-han of the 1895 wool
cn Is already sold, worsted manufacturers report
orders booked for six months, the shoe ana
trades are doing an increasing business at steadily
advancing prices. cotton goods selleLs cal.o' ae
gin 10 satisfy requests for prompt shipments mn
ished iron and steel show great acONlty', snip
building on the Atlantic coast has improved. ana
although there is unrest in labor matters:
flaws Prices of cereals and cotton snow some
ea sing on better crop reports or Increased move
ment but this is compensated for by more eeuye
export demand at concessions, ana, taxing slapIe
nTices as a whole the level of values. as lnd?cateo
by Rradstreet's index number, Is at the henss' s
point reached in midsummer for ht'een years past
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
r EADIN S Y S T E NJ
NEW Jersey CENTRAL Z. Z.

STATIONS west West a5ae5sS asa si- SS \. 3. 3 K
tlIne sho@n he4os is from L.oerty - Vest sd ST.
eaves 10 minutes earlier except noted by designating
EAsToN, BETHLEHEM. ALI.ENTOzyN AND NAUCa
CHINK--z4O0 fT.15. East0ul 10 4 81 @ 40
500 fb5 IS Easton anlyl + NJ sun ~ 80 A. N 100
wILKEsBARRE AND SCRANTON a1o A NIse sec
LAHFW60D.- I-AKEHERST. TOMS RISER AND
BARNE EGAT-z4o %, 80 4 n. 80 GS2 40 Lakewooa
and Lakehurst. CAS- p. NJ sundays, Tuo y n - 40
Lakewood and LskehursD
ATLANTIS CITY-'94o a. NJ. kt3 80 P
LONG BRANCH ASBI RF PARK 0CEAM GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASH0RE POINTS %.
hasa "a as IS $50 Ss6 ii2 a. sania5s except 6eSsi
ATT-4NTfC Hf,DS'. sE4BRfGHT. MoNMoUTH BCH.
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4.O0, % so. $40. 1I;D A..
1ao. $50. S 80 $50 ?. NJ sundays. SEQ A. M 400 p
PffTLsDEI.PHIA-.z4 m7cO mseo .see. r,.feeo.
sIL01 A VI. m.12G 90. mi00. m@2.Go '3Oe. tina 90,
m-50O. m'o-OO '1so TI-SO. '90e. SioS0 ". fl2lS
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-s.OO. 1000. .i2Na-
READING HARRIsBURs5. POTTsVILLE AND Will
IAMSPORT-lZ4-O0 z4-3O. fS 90 I01O. 1000. IL
A u Reading unlyl. S1.n0 4 20 t2 30 2 NJ Rsad-
ing PettsvIs Harrisburg only. f40o. 800. TSo p q
SANDY HOOK ROUTE Pier 81 \. RI W 4st
a35. 1880 a. NJ, II 30 lao 90. 1s s. 20
Lea isars = P,er p io X Cedar ST. 20 16eS ilno
A NJ. 100 zoe as. = *, SEQ 10 F. NJ. Sundays
IOae A. NJ Lea 400 $40 T. u
only VIA Tamaqua aExcept Saturdays. mDining Car
xsaturdays only zFrom Liberty St only . =,
From Twenty-third Street-b5.20 P. NJ IN P. NJ.
e12 20 NJ. g42O r. ". h43O P. NJ JT15O P. NJ. ks 70
orice.: Liberty St. West 2sd Astar House 2aI.
Union Square West 279S Ave 373 245
Columbus Ave New $40. Sia 344 SEQ Fulton 81.
Brooklyn, $50 Broadway. Williamsburg New YORK franS-
fer calls for and checks baggage to destination
W. G. BESLER. C. NJ BURT.
Vice-Pres and Gen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Dun's Review.. savs:

DunIs Review says:
raoe reports are less uniformly favorable hut
esuFerse factors are Of a temporary nature and
re net results for the week are sattsfac Glory
,seIasEus strikes have occurred, exertng the GUS
tsIihstfy pernicious influence business and
ne epidemic Of yellow fever is restricting South
tn trade On the other hand thermal conditions
nave facilitated retail trade, crop prospects have
gfTauy improved. and out Of town buyers are
numerous IN all the leading markets. Preparations
lor winter and spring distribution of merchandise
are no longer handicapped by uncertainty regard
ny agriculture. for harvest operations are pro-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
Trust Com panies.
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE sT

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NrU,
York by the grace of God and indep4ndsn. ., -
mayer Daniel j. Girifh, Margaret e Crifth susan ~
Srllnth william T. Iannat. Julia D. y
starr Chandler D. Starr the and rext ~ & ~ y
sIeTe - Jones deceased send greeting: Whereas Ma
I. IN = heosh 9r The City Of New Rochelle has lately ap
10 have certain instrument in writing relatny 70 hh
real and personal property duly proved the ast VII
and Testament Of Marguerite Jones late 90 "a "a
Of New York deceased Therefore YOU ana ssn6 ~ NY
are cited 10 appear before the Surrogate OF our
OF New YORK al his once in the County New YORK
on the 18th day Of September thousand
snd hxe at half ten oseck the forenoon of that
a en ano here TO attend the probate the said last
VIII and Testament And such you as are bereb
under the OF twenty-oRe years are reosd ~
appear by your guardian IL have one or II You have
none to appear and apply for to be appointed or in
in the proceeding am NN'
In testimony whereof. the Seal ~ fhs
SuFrogstes Court Of the County OF New York ts Re
hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon FRANK T FITZGER-
AID. Surrogate Of County Of New
L. 81 York, at said County. the 18th day Of Juv
in the year Of our Lord thousand nine
JAMES A. DONNELEY
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

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263 West l2bh-st; S3s 3d-ave 10th and T7th
sts; lo2s 3d-sye near elst-st 1,7os lst-ave. near
4lst-st; 554 Sd-ave.: 2l0 Beecker s25
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