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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-09
Felix Martinez ArreStddO
Y PueStO TraS las BaPpaS de
Hero pOr FalCificaP Lie
branZaS.

Como Ell Juno ERRASTE Felix Martinez arresado Lamena
lbertad por justification de ibranzas espurias.
lamentar la lberad temporara eporlde
nenara por Dos sabe cuanto tempo Tai vead que
EN- la actuadad pasa estos momenos Felix Martinez
No siempre Ia fortuna de ndvduo e. pueda senpe
mgar por medic de buena la de la lev
rs empe grao buen resuado grandes MPREAs
sempe que esas mpusada digdas para exto
pahadas principles de honradez peo
ell presente tlue d6mo hay algo dets
ronera? preeuntae los otos rpsuado no
sempre puede evar ell cuerpo ezo la cabeza ladeaa
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-09

UNA DfftNSA OUf NO JuSnfICl.
tn ReIaCiOn a los ACtOs de Arhitarie-
dad que Sc estan COmetiendO.
Contra los CiudadanOS.

Los otciales del Servicio iudio
en- Nuevo Mexico han puhlicado
una deiensa de su cOnducta \ Ia
de los iudios 4 su cargo que tirne
por objeto juStilicar los abusoS
que los indios del pueblo de San
la Tiara eSt6n cometiendo con.
ira los pobln'lores hajo in,ita.
ci0n Y con La anuencia de los OH
ciales que los diriieu. Esta deien
sa Sc reduce 4 atirmar que todo
10 que Sc ha hecho en- Santa Clara
ha sido en obediencia 4 la lirec-
ci0n Y ordenes del Departamento
del Interior y que bajo tai pie es
tan 4 salvo de ioda reSponsabili-
dad Y sc lavan las nunos de 10
que resultare del negoeio. la
disculpa pareee plausible a phi
mela vista, pero los que estin al
'tanto de los antecedentes que
han traido por consequence los
successes actuules sahen que la
misma es tan vana como frivola
y Que no suministra Justification
alguua. l.a rnz0n eS qme estos
oticiales son los que pof medic de
sus approximations Q mIormes
! 4 las autoridades de Washington
han logrado arrebatar snS dere-
cllos 4 los pobladores, sin que hu-
biese pleno conocimiento de eau.
sa de parte del departamentop
ru tomar la acci6n que tom0 en-
el asunto. Bajo pretesto de bene-
ficiur y protejer 4 los indins, di-
chos oticiales dieron rienda suel-
ta 4 su preocupaci6n y antipn-
tia contra los pobladores despo-
landolos de derechos Ninculados
de que han disirutado pnr mu-
chos amos Y suS ascendientes.
! FL Dppartnnento del Interior
no puede ser culpado sino en- Ell
hecho le haher uhrndo demns n
do 4 Ia lijer4,, no creyenlo talvez
que sus prnpios odcialea iuesen
capaces de proponer y recomen'
dur una injuslicin fnl vez cnan-
do sea bien informudo sobre los
meritos de la question, reconoce-
ri su error y tratara de enmen-
darlo de ulguna manera. En rela
cion d este, esperamos que alGo
Sc hara en- favor de los defechos
de los habitanteS de las p0blu-
clones inmediatas al pueblo de
Santa Clara, Y serla nuy propio
que Il delegatlo Andrews pro.
curase maniiestar las cusas cn su
verdadero punto Y realidad 4 los
ohciales del depnrtnmento del in.
terror para que corrigieran las
NAL aconsejadas medidas que no
son sino el fruto de informes tor
cidos y mendaces dados por los
subordinndos del serviclo indiO
en- este Territorio. Nadie SO opo-
ne 4 que el gobierno hnga todo
eI bien possible 4 los indios, pero
tales benefcios no deben ser q
costa v EN- periuicio de los ciuda.
, danos de Nuevo Mexico. mayor
mente cuando provienen deinior'
, mes de ohciaIes demasiudo cello.
, sos no en- hacer bien Il los ihdios
sino on periudicnr 4 los ciudada
nos, quienes en- justicia Y Ell dere
| cho deberian recibir del gobiernt
consideration 81 ggiera igunl q Il
que se mnestla & los indlgpnns.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-09
LA PRtNSA DE- LA OPOSICION
Y SuS Atdques Contra ell SenadOr
Andrews.

Una parte de Ia prensa de opo-
sici0n esta hacienda un esfuerzo
Sistematico para desacreditar nj
,ielegado de Nuevo Mexico, el
Hon. W II Andrews, por su conec.
ci0n con el Banco Enterprise de
Allegheny, Pennsylvania, cuya
quiebra fue el resultado del suiUi-
dio del contador Clark Y por ha-
berse descubierto un deficit de
100000. Ahora bien 10 peor
de que Sc acusa al delegado An.
drews es de haber pedido presta.
dos Il dicho bnnco la cantidnd de
$55, 900 sin haber dado la seguri
dad correspondence y en- confor-
nidad con ell uso que practicaban
algunos de los interesados en- di
cha institution al tomar dinerO i
prestamo, Tnmbien Sc auuncia
| que los oticlales del banco han
institnido una demanda por la
referrda suma contra el senador
Andrews, y de allf Sc SAGA n con
secuencia que dicho senor esta
por ese motive desacreditado po
Utica Y persoualmente. Tales
alegaciones no justitican la tacha
DE- deshonestidad, nj es ningGn
crimen que un caballerl de la po-
sici6n y prominencia del senior
Andrews pida prestada y deba
cualquier cantidad de dinero ha
10 la rpsponsabilidad de su credi
to. Nosotrus no sabenOs ii el
seilor Andrews dele dinero al di
fnnto banco Enterprise, pero
creemos que en- caso de haber tai
deuda ell tieue suficientes medios
para satisfaceria, y 81 no los tu-
vipra, ESQ no seria suficiente mo.
two para acusarlo de deshones-
tidad Y fraude.
Lo que hay de cierto en- el case
es que la animosidad politica que
abligan los enemigos del delega
do Andrews encontra de este Sc
nor los ha hecho perder los estri
bos y lamar al yiento acusacio
mes disparatadas que no tiener
fundamento nj causa. Aquf Ell
, Nuevo Mexico no damos impor
/ tancia q las ceDsuras que Sc diri
. ien contra nuestro delegado por
!. que estamos al tanto de su int
gridad de su caracter honorable
Asi nismo sabemos hasta gu
I grado llega la malignidad de III
cierto elemento polftico del esta
\ do de Pennsylvania hacia los ql
! han sido 8 son los iefes del part
7 do Repuhlicano eli dicho estadc
Y por motivos de envidia Y rival
\ dad. El delegado Andrews Sc h'
: lla fDtiinumente ligado con lc
\ referidos jefes Y ese es un iuceI
\ two adicional para que Sc trat
( de de+prestigiarlo con calumnia
= 6 cargos infundados. Pero
bnen nombre y fama de nuestr
: dplegado descansa para n0sotrc
& subre cimientos denasiado sol
4 dos para que 10 hagan merma
en- nuestro concepto los ataqut
5 do sus enemigos. Contra tale
I atentados Sc anteponen los graz
4 des servicios que el deIegado Al
& drews ha prestado al TerritoIio
3 10 mucho que Sc espera de su e
& fuerzo come nuestrO representa-
y te en- el congreso, y asi es QUO dI
4 mos por nulos cuantos cargos /
s dirijan en- contra suya. Adem6
( estamos ciertos que sera pieDl
) mente vindicado ante Ia opinid
3 p1blica y confundird 4 sus enem
2 gus hacienda patentes sus falls
81 dades y calumnias.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-09
fl.JutOO
y Ia CruIada Contra los DeVOtOS de
Vlrjan.

Parece que en- muchas localida.
des de Nuevo Mexico Va eundien.
do una opinion muy ADVERSE con.
ira los iuegos de azar y Sc p.o.
pone ahiertalnente que sean pro-
hibidos del todo Y que Sc inpon.
gan penas muy seVeras sobre to.
dos los individuos que infrinjan
tai prohibition. Este movimien,
TO no tiene existencia solumente
en Nuevo Mexico, siuo que hn ori
ginado j Sc ha puesto en- practi.
ca Ell divefsas locaIidades dc Te-
xas Y de Colorado Y en- atros es-
tados de la Union, i,osargulnen.
! tos que Sc adelantun para que se
prohiba el iuego y 50 pouga fuera
de la ley 4 los failures ep 10 que
toca al eiercicio de su prof sion,
! san que tales praeticasson repro
b ldas Y prohibidas "a todas las
comnnidades ciyiliztaRaAs por ser
Q cpntrarias i morally pernicfu-
sas ell sus efectos & influeneia so.
bre la iuveutud, y hau sido causa
de la ruina de muchas familias.
En- adicion & este, Sc afirma que
el juego, cuando es tolerado Y
pernitido por las leyes, yiene
siendo una especie le robo legal.
Zado de que sun vfctinlas las per.
sonas lneXpertaS que no est1n al
tanto de los eng0ilos de que "a
valen para ganardiuero los tahu.
res experiluentados. AgrGgast
que el juego no solo trae estos
danos y dem6ritos siuo que es vi
semillero de vicios porque en- las
casas de juego Sc pierde todo es,
cr1pnlo Ell referencia 4 los dere
chos de propiedad y d los hienes
alenos y SO corrompe y desnora
liza enteramente la juventud. Co
mo prueba de estas afirmacione,
Sc cita el hecho de que son muN
pocos los tahures que guardian
una conducta arreglada enloQu,
toca d moralidad, Y que por re
gla general tienen por principle
invariable ganar el dinero agenC
con ventaia sin reparar on 10
medios de que Sc vaIen para clio
Todas estas Hsercioues son 4
preltitiio de III moviuiento uu
SO va gel eralizaudo cadn dia ma
para prohibir totalmente los jut
gos, constltuyendo en- delito d
L
felonia su prdctica. Actualmet
! te se propone que tomen cartne
ell asunto las ciudades incDrpors
dns v exigan una licen~il muy a
TIA 4 los que tienen mpsas dc in,
20 o que de otro modo sean abe
: lidos totaluentc. Como ahor
ell dinero proyelIdo de licencia
de juego Sc invierte en- beIlefci
dc las escuelas p1blicus, algunc
!, opinan que medldas tan radio,
: les como las Que Ne pr0ponen s.
: rian peGudIciales q la educaci6
/; porque Sc reducirian mucho lc
:, medios con que Sc cuellta para +
: propagaci6n y manteuimientt
Pero este no arrcdra Il los az
abogan por su prohibici0n. sin
que declaran que q toda cost
. debe ser Nevada 4 efecto, y ca
: ese flu en- mira estdn determine
dos a pedir Il IN asamblea legisl
: tiva venidpra que decrete una L
L cerrando las casas de juego 6 il
% poniendo penas severas por i
! Traction de la misma.
, ------------------~-------~
:, :, III desprecio es el latigo mi
/; terrible con que puede fiagelar
!. alos miserablcS que acostumbrG
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-11-09

III desprecio es el latigo mas
terrible con que puede fiagelarse
q los misenbles que acostumbran
insultuf 4 to,io ei muudo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-18
THE ROYAL ARCANUM
Is Not Exactly Pleased With Some Of
Recent Decisions.

New York, Sept. IA meeting Of
,,,t,,r;II committee representing the
..,,l,nr,ruate councils of the Royal Ar
,lnll..l nf brooklyn and Long Island
,y:,. held in Brooklyn. last night y res
nlutiun was adopted protesting against
the failure of the supreme council to
rrcognfze tho protest Registered by the
committee of nine against the new
schedule Of rates. 1t was also decided
that the councils represented by tn"
committee should not recede from their
POSITION AMI that Legislative action
Suould be taken looking to reorgan-
iiZatjon of the order so that 80 per
cent. of the governing body would be
made up Of representatives from the
subordinate councils instead OF as at
present constituted.
The committee also decided during the
coming week to take some legal action
in the courts of Brooklyn. probably in
TIE form Of an injunction, against the
suprrm" council and directing it Ia SHOW
.ausr why the council should not be en-
Joined from putting the new schedule of
Rates INTO effect on Oct. J.
Ii WAS announced that next Tuesday
evening a meeting of all the representa-
lives Of the Eastern and Middle states
councils would he held for tn" purpose
az discussing the Feasibility of establish
in.. a new order as provided on pre-
yious occasion in Massachusetts.
occasion in Massachusetts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-18
On Lake Superior, Leaving
Their Burning Craft.
lIfeboat Capsizes and Grew
Leaves Only Woman Aboard
10 Mercy Of Waves Both She and Would
'be-ReSeuer Perish.

Sau!t Ste Marie. Mich, Sent. II
The schooner Y. II. ketchum. bound
from Duluth to cleveland. burned last
night. of Partisan Island Lake Sinner
lOf. ana t"o members Of the crciy were
druWEcd while attempting to leave the
vessel III a lif"boat. The fire was first
discovered in tn after cabin and the
names made such healway that they
We're soon beyond control
When il was seen that the fire was
beyond control, the min" members ut
IN" crew. including Mrs. ID. Ames. coOi:.
launched the lit boat. and prepared
70 row To the steamer Nottingham.
which had taken the Ketchum i'm tow.
IN attempting to lower the woman
INTO the nfebOat. the craft was cap
lied and the nine persons We're thrown
into The water. In the struggle 10 save
themselves, the eight men forgot the
presence Of the woman ana she was
carried some distance away.
Ma" Andrew Anderson went to her
rescue as she was sinking for the third
time. Selling her clothing. Anderson
attempted To return to the shin. but tine
high waves carried him away.
Tirel out from his exertions ana
borne Gown by the weight of the hclp-
less woman. he was unable to make
any H"tdWay ANA the two sank before
the eyes of the other members of the
crew, VINO could offer no assistance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-18
Mse Bes5ie Mins/en

10 be such a successful wlre, to re-
tain the love and admiration of her
husband. to inspire him to make the
most of himself, should be q wo1nan's
constant study
II woman finds that her energies
are Tagging, that she gets easily tired,
dark shadows appear under her ewes
she has backache, headaches, bearinr
down pains, nervousness, whites, irreg-
ularlties or the blues, she should start
at once to build mp her system by a
tonic with specific powers, such as
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound
Following we publish by request a
letter from young wife:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
Ever since my child was born I have s,rf
Tered, as nope lew women ever have with in
t1ammation, female weakness, beariur-,lnwn
pains, backache and wretched headaches. If
affected my stomach so could not enjoy INV
meals, and half my time wa, spent in bed
Lydia L. Pinlihan's Vegetable Compound
made me well woman, and feel SO grateful
that | am glad to write and tell YOU of nv
marvellous recovery. 1t brought Inc health.
new life and vitality Mrs Bessie Ainslev
I'll South 10th Street. Tacoma Wash.
What Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for Mrs. Ainsley it will
do for every sick and ailing woman.
If you have symptoms YOU don't I'M
derstand write to Mrs. Pinkhanl, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free and
always helpful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-18
AN ARREST
Continued from Page One.)

ford ties. one of the shoes WAS found
some distance from the scene 81 tie
murder. The girl was foot > inches
in height, OF fair complexion, with
brown hair and blue eyes. Her nails
had recently been manicured. An emp
ty suit case was found near the spot,
but neither on this nor on the clOthir !
WAS there. any hint toward imdentitrd-
ton.
IN" body was FIRST taken to the West
chester police station, hut latci remove
10 til" F"rdham m"rsue. where IA ;.Ut"p-
~ WITS performed ~ coroner D't;ornan
ana C"r"ncl', Physician Curtin The
cause Of death was given rs Sufforatiun
ana The physicians were of III" opinion
that the woman had been dead about L
hours The polio, think that the body
must have been placed in tn" location
where it was found some time during the
carly morning hours. as the clothing was
p, rfro ~ dry ana evidently hat not been
subjected 10 the heavy dew.
The theory upon which the police ;,r,.
working is that the Young Woman was
as;sa Iltcd in tie road .ud her body
dragged IL the place where il waS GiSrnv-
cred f.Nid, nc" points to the fac, that at
least lwu men were, implicated in the
crime. That tn" woman WAS robbed Is
not doubted. for EulhiIG of vain" WAS
left upon her rcrs"n while hrr fingers
show that rings recently worn have been
torn from them.
Beside destroying Ill traces which
might lead I" their victims identity tn
perpetrators If the deed succeeded in
the detectives have little 10 work upon.
They have a theory that the Grim" may
have been committed in another $" 'tion
and the body taken IN wagon To The
shelter oi TIL. ''Iiumtcd oak"
Later the five boys We're allowed t"
20 af;cr their testimony HAD been tax
on by Captain Burfcind while the men
ana the woman We're detained as VII
nesSrs. The police refused to give amy
information regarding them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-18
JAPAN'S VERSION.
CHARGE d'affaires kioki Makes very
Plausible Explanation.

Washington. Sept. 17.-An official re-
port concerning the recent anti-treaty
riot in Toxic was. today, received by
the japanese legation. ON the basis
Of this report Mr.. Kioki, charge DAT
flares of Japan, said:
My advices from Toxic don't mini
miZe the importance of affairs as they
existed. The condition was regarded
las deolorable by the government as
well as by the people. Ii gave pain
| full surprise TO the japanese, however
| To see that the action of Il riotous y Oh
Joined by the worst elements OF lhe
| city SHOULD! be regarded IN foreign
countries as reflection or the general
national sentiment.
'ih., immediate provocati"n of thH
riotous outbreak was the action OF the
| police, who sought 10 prevent a pallti-
c;.I rGuSs meeting and not the slight
est feeling Of hostility toward foreign
ers in general or Americans III pdrtic-
ular entered into the spirit OF the
mob The action of the police in forbid
ding th.. holding of the mass meeting
in1uriatcd the crowd and the destruc-
ton of property followed, but can
positively state that the question OF ma
tionalitv of the owners of the property
had nothing to do with this vandalism.
No personal injury was done to for
eigntrS.
.Of course there are many Japanese
who are disappointed over III" terms OF
the peace treaty and it is natural that
they should express their diSappuint-
mcnt. hut the majOrity of the thinsng
class Of my country depreciate the riot
Gus action and regret the injurious i'm
precision created 10y thrs" disturbances,
which apparently led some people TO re-
gard them as an Indication of Il feeling
of hostility on the part of Japan toward
the United States. | am authorized to
say that Notwithstanding what differ
enceS of opinion may exist in Japan over
the terms of peace there is Il strong.
united and friendly feeling toward the
United States and deep appreciation of
the earnest, impartial and sincere good
will which has attended the efforts of
President Roosevelt"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-18
Cruiser Vigi|ant Riddles
An American Ship.
Caught Over the Line In Cana
dian Fishing Grounds.
Latter Makes Race for Life, Arriving Safely
In Port Slightly Damaged.

Erie, Pa, Sept 1.-THE fourth of the
fish tug incidents of the past week took
place i'll mid-lake Erie. today, when the
Canadian cruiser Vigilant riddled the
blg steam tug Harry @. Barnhurst with
small shells from the rifle on the patrol
boat Captain Easel. of the tug, admit
ted after he escaped that the FiSllaht
could have sent hcr to the bottom II
they had desired They ran more than
eight miles under full head Of steam
before they crossed the boundary line
ann r4caucd from the Canadians.
More than 30 shots struck the vessel
and IF these Il of the small shells land
"a with telling effect on the upper
arts. so The boat careened to one side
Win the mass OF Wreckage when she
came into port. Having been used for
lncrly for q pleasure steamer, The
iatmhuist is of large size and well fit
ted with steam equipment. The hlt-
man MagnuS Johnson, fainted in the
mold from over cXertiun in keeping inc
steamer going ahead. He was reported
killed but revived after reaching shofe.
Two fishermen We're cut in the face by
Splimt-rs shot away by the bullets.
The Barnhurst. according to Captain
Easel WAS about five miles over the
line, drawing nets when the NlSlidht
appea jared. The other Erie tugs, the Al
ma. Valiant and the Boyd We're ais"
over the line and ran away when the
chase started. Capt. Dunn ordered the
Barnhurst to stop. but instead Of or
deriaG 50. C;ut. Easel put on full steam
and started for the line He took
southwcSterly direction and could not
be headed by the Vigilant.
II has become quite the custom for
the Erie fishermen to cross the me re-
..,rdIrss of strict orders from the COM
uunips employing them and having eX-
citing brushes with the ViSilant They
never think of surrender when there is
], chance to run away The BarmhurSt
lost Il large quantity OF nets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-18
THROWN FROM CARRIAGE.
A. N. ParIin of Boston, Badly Injured
at Newport.

Newport, n. H.. Sept. 17.-Albert N
Parlin of Boston, president of the
American Glue Co of thata city. and
for many years connected with the Ma
gee Furnace Co. was thrown from his
carriage, early Saturday evening. and
severely. but probably not fatally In
iured. The accident was due to the
horses running away.
Mr.. Purln was on his way to the
house of George S. Edgell of New York,
and just before reaching It the horse be-
came frightened and bolted.
Mr. Parln struck on his head and was
picked up unconscious.
He was taken to Mr. Edgclls house
and recovered IN "A few minutes. The
physician who was called said he would
not be able to determin" the extent OF
Mr. Parlins injuries until Sunday, but
he thought he would recover.
Mr. Parlin and Mr.. Edgell have spent
their summers here for many years. Mr
E,dg.ll being an intimate friend Of the
late Austin COrbin of New York, who
had a large game preserve here,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-18
The Family Income.

\ year or two before l was married
] boarded one Winter with q very eX-
cellent family in q western village The
husband and father was a good man,
but he had what his wife called his
'touchy points" and, good and honest
man though he was. some of these
'touchy points" were lifelong source
Of actual sorrow to his wife. who was a
good and faithful wife and mother,
tidy, thrifty and ever watchful of the
common interests of the family. She
was economical to the last degree AMI
most Industrious. she seemed to me to
he a model wife. Her husband thought
50 too and would have angrily resented
any imputatiOn to the contrary. He
taught his children to honor and love
their mother. although failing. as it
seemed to me. in manfesting love ana
honor for her himself al all times. but
these times We're only when his touch
lest point" had been pressed urOn.
one day accidentally heard the " ifr
say to her eldest daughter. NO. dear.
cannot ask your father for money for
YOU for a new hat. You know low
very tOuchy he is on that point. /
sometimes lie awake half the night try
ing to devise some method of scrimping
or saving 50 that l need not say the
word money to your father. Nothing
hurts him so much as to be asked for a
ing him for money for anything" How
many wives suffer this same injustice
and modification?
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A PERiLOUS NIGHT
Passed by MIR. and Mrs. Smith Of Pert
land In a RudderIess Yacht.

Portland, Me. Sept. 17-Mr. and Mrs
j. Hopkins Smith had hard time Fri
day night. while on their way from Wis
caSSrt in their yacht Guida They ran
INTO high wind and Il great sea. and the
sea quickly rolled the yacht down Ito her
rails. Sh" was in Il position Of consid-
cradle danger. and il took good s,aman-
ship to get her out of a hard place The
ludder was carried away and all through
the iAeht the yacht was constantly
pounded.
Fortunately Mr.. and Mrs Smith are
good sailors and familiar with life at
sea, and not especially unwilling to
rough it ut times and they got along
very well. although they found the night
especially fortunate in not having guests
with them.
Saturday morning. Mr.. Smith super
Intended the making of temporary
rudder out of a plank 4 inches thick and
inches wide. ana Saturday afternoon
tn" Guida was in this harb0r All things
considered. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have
good rea@ulii to congratulate themselves
ON their escape from a very unpleasant
position.