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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-30

Mrs. Elsie Rahls Devlin announces
the engagement OF her niece, Marie
Helene Rails, TO Austin Osborn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-30

I. d. Jones was released from GUS
tody yesterday. ha having served 90
days In the county jail for larceny.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-30

r. II. CASTOR. at his feed stable No
ioS itth street. offers for sale a LandiA
harness machine: one butchers wall
scales. viii be sold cheap,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-30

A reward of $40 win be paid for the
recovery OF the body of Andrew A. ST.
pola, drowned April "a.
FINNISH BROTHERHOOD.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-30
Local BreyItieS.

There VIII bc services In all the
churches IN Astoria today, to which the
public and strangers are invited.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-30

Dr. w. G. Logan received telegram
yesterday stating that the condition
OF Lawrence Ford at San Francisco
was very serious.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-30

Quite IA number OF people were In
from the country yesterday doing
shopping and merchants all report
doing good business.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-30

The Hoefer Co. opened their Seaside
branch yesterday for the seasons
business.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-30

A representative OF this paper called
on Mr.. Lindstrom of the flrm of Geo.
Llndstrom & Co. yesterday. Mr.. Lind
strom says that his grocery depart
ment has grown so rapidly that he
has had to dispose of goods In some
other departments to make sufficient
room for additional grocery stock
Geo. Lindstrom & Co. always carried
a good line of sewing machines, but
they take up so much room that they
can no longer carry them and do their
grocery department justice This
weeks sewing machine sale at cost
has ben quite successful. This firm
adyertises in progressive manner
Their ad Is worth reading.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-30

one OF the Oldest local advertisers
and one of the stand-bys Of The As
torlan In years past. has decided to
adopt the new style Of advertising.
The firm Of A. v. Allen. the we'll
known grocery, appears In new dress
and form In today's paper for the
firm time In many years. Mr. Allen
says that he is compelled to adopt this
method of reaching regular and pro-
spective customer in order to an
nounce to them promptly the arrival
of new goods or other important items.
The add win be changed frequently, at
least once week, and shrewd buyers
will watch for the announcements.
See the ad on another page.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-01
LOCALES.

JlmH Ramirez esta prose- cu III car
""i del CondndO pOr habc9 QI,hrado
an rifle on IN cabc2a Il" JuIiu ri-uru
Qrticu d"iG moiidp Il rplns
--Eeuaclo Salinas ru~ mugi#dn ,n
$21 pUr habcr usultHdu mn rrljjmo
t-nomingo Morales Ma0u@ Eala--
2ar fUcrUn multadoA "u rjuru p-sna
cada Unu por rijOaCa.
La achora GUadnlupo & d" R&mi-
roz, hn pcdido divorcin dc M ,,spOgn
} NJ tiamircz.
N IMian. propiciurio do - tfrIl--
dn de III casa No Sll. West Eonmrr.
GO. In iuf0rmado i In puIictn Dc unog
p"qucnoa ruhUs quc Ic hucrn contI--
nu0mcutc.
-~AmbTosio VaraHs hn aido nrroa-
Iado uor hnbor dcrribado una r"rcn
on propi"dad aicna
La po)icfA ha pucsto I'm diapu4i--
ci0m dc In anioridad 4 IN loco. cap
turnd" cn los hosGmns y milias de-
san Antonio NillarrcaI. el dipn;adU
Gc Sheriff. hizO la apprehension.
Han pcdidO pcrIntso para cnaarac
Jlsahci Naldcs y Cruz Reyes
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-01
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CalIaghan Toma possession.

FL Mayor Cnila&han hoy tomn po-
session del pueStu I" NayGr dc san
Antonio, para 81 qu, n" rIesin pr q
voluntad del pueblo n-s"2lnoE p,ra
ii todO gencro d" pr0speridadcs "n
II Trgcnteo de In cusu pdbiiCn. Cree
mos qne, como sicnprc, sahra cunplir
s.lis compromises para con Sus conCi,J-
dndan0S quc anhclan ii cncranGcci--
micntu de csta cUiuHnidad. ) rap"ra-
mos que eli los nombrnmieutUs que
haga para emplea'los do Ia Ciudud,
sea guiado pUr ostas tres Cunsidera- ,
clones: primora, In hai'ilidad dc los |
hombrcs cscogidos para los cmplcos !
publ!coS: scgunda. Ia intcgridld. Y tor !
cora qu" haynn sido part idHrirA d'l 3
Particle del Pueblo
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-01

Toxic, % de Mayo. y Ii entrada
del mar del Japon, aver ha Comen-
zado Ia butalia naval mas grande de
los tiempos modernos. i1l mundo
probablemente esperari un dfn mas
para conocer los hcchos descarEsidos
del drama estupendo que comenz6 IL
yer POGO despuGs del alba. Il 100 mi
las nj 5. G. de S'Eimuncscki 4 las
cuatro dc In Enanann los huuucs cx-
ploradores del Aimirante jRpoues Ka-
taoka, informaron pur el TELEGRAPH sin
hilos, In approximation dc In Escuadra
Rusa del Baltico. desde un punto al
Norte de IL Isla uku, en- Ia parte me
ridionai de los Estrechos de Corea.
Al Salir Il sol los nRvfos del Gar ss
hallaOan Grente al pTUmOnturio do
ilerado. los CruCcrus en- I'll CentrO y
tres gulrGia costaS cn Ia linca oCCidcn
tai 4 las diuZ de Ia mahana ftIeron
HiatoS IL D,-cihoTte d." In Tsia Xxi. que
es ei canal oriental al trAvJs Dc los
Estrechos dc Corea. en cl mar del
Jap6n. El Almirante Togo con pre-
cisi6n matcmnjica rcsiperto dc los
movimicutus del enemigo. iogrd fracr
4 este para batirsc on nm puniD dc
los dos que hahia eScogidO para "sc
objeto Dcsde haCe dlcz dfas. hOrn
por hora. dcsdc Que Salieron dc Ia
f-,.-s. - Irtdn-China Francesca, los
rWso8 han sidO ObservndUs eSmcrada-
mentc. a In media noChe del micr-
colcs. la direction de ReJcstycnsky era
iIacia los Estrc2hus dc COrca 81
huhicra eleSido ir pOr c OcGano Pa
cifiCo Septentrionai nlrcdedor d'
las islas principales del Jap0n i los
Estrcchos dn Tsugarn. Togo hubicrn
cstado tAmbicn listU. para disputaric
81 paSG.
La gran cStratesia del AlTnirante
IaponGa on no daiar sus buques Ell
los vilrios canHi"s. ca ahoru clara pa
IA todOB. AunGue los cstrCChOs ntl--
vcGablcs ,I"l ,'ar del .;ap6n ticncn
como CerCa dc soscnta m!ilas do an
ChO para "l prOp0sito dc una csGtadrn,
Il Sigtcma dc exploration de los bu-
Ques japuuoscs. hacIn impossible pa
TIC Cuaauicrn iluta, "utrar dc dia o
4" noChc, q aun apToXimArsr !. III
"ntruha, sin scr h"scuhi"r!a Oportu-
nHmCntc. AEi ruG como Togo auS
Vice Aimir;nt"a Knmanura, tfriu Y
Katnnkn smpiUrun 81 vIcrncS 10 quo
iHhian d" hnrcr 81 sdbudO on Ia nm
itnna, y 10 tnicn drsyrntnja que tc-
Niau "ntOnccs era Ia sl;rcriolidad nu-
mGriCa de los uHyiDg TIIgDg Eu CON
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-01

sc batia con el enemigo. Despu6s vi
no un despacho dc Nagasiki diciendo
quo Rojestvensky tenla con ell to-
dos s'IS acOraZadOs, cruccrOS y pcquc-
nos naviUS cs decir, tCda Su flOta de
combaie. No Sc hacla nlnsuna men-
ci0n de los torpederos destructores.
Al mvdiodfu del sAbudo. Sc recibi6
Otro dcspaCh0 nnuncinndu que los
rusos Sc haiiabun al Suroeste de los
estrechus uricntaies del Oceano Pori
Guatro horuS IL ciudad estuvo sus--
persa NJ un solo bolettu de ningu-
ma clasG fu6 recibido en I'll Departa--
ulento de Marina duraEte la turde
liaba MI gran entusinsmo en- las Ca
Hes porque al pueblo japones cree que
Togo es invencible, nj por uu mu-
mento Sc In PenSadO on una GeTrrta
d On sluhOS causados 4 Ia fiotH prin-
cipai \ las cuat!o dc Ia tardc, Vi
no Otro Doierin nuc eI censor no IA
isermitido que Sc cahlcgvuiic No IS
remote que los cv"ntGs de est" do
mingo lcvan;aTan In c0rtina sufic;cE-
tementc para que $50 peTmita ln trans
mission de las HOticiaS de cicrtOs IT,
conteCimi"ntUs y"riticad0S d,sdc 4
Yer Ell la manana. AunGuc los off
cialcs rstan rntoramentr corlrsee.
no hay C"rtr2G pOr 10 Que -" rrfirrc
Il cnnudo SO lcvantara la prcyia c"n-
SuTa.
I'll Aimirantc Togu duTauIc los li!ti-
mos dioZ dIas cStuyO pruycclnndn
traCr Il los rusus ri lugnr 4 donde
ahora los ha "ncontradu. Cuaudo su-
pu que R0jcstS cnSky Sc habia dctc-
nido en Shanghai para tomar carbon.
Sc esfoTZ0 por atracr ia fluta hoslil
hacin los estrcchos de Corca. en don
de podin rctarla con las mas grandes
vcntajas. Al principle Sc crey0 que
cl AlmiTantc russo habia divil!do su
flota y qu" In mayor partc habfa
hccho prOa haCia las Cugtag del Pa.
cffiCo del .Iap6n, iudo raprr. par"
uniTsc con Ia cscnHdra de VladiyOstul
Pcro hoy Sc supn que cl cucrpo priu-
cipnl dc Ia fluta rliSa. incluypndO a.
coraZados, Cruc"rUS Y CamOncrOs. na-
Vcgaban hacia los ancostOs csdrcchuy
Il. Coroo ,,,. sor,or,n d, to>n,, !.
Cnreo ,,nf Toor nro ,,ont, n.,..,I
DO tOtlnS los mOymicntns de los ri
sos cstoho rrcn,ro1o n.., ,o,,.,,'.
10 bc,hn q. e,to ann, n,,o -, ,,,ai
rnrto gonnrrs erdnin ! p,jo.tynrr.
;,y ror, n,,o vin,.rn : o.,o. ,,n,.on
con II mira dc ouc C; cuoIoo,.r, 40
sus bna,,cs rro avnriad, to,.r ,ua,
,os ouicos ,,rc,,o. -, a,nIa w..
pIarsn
Aupaun cI ros,r,,do ,,, mn .o o.
nuncio hay niono co,fi,n,o 5o ,,,.i
Togo ha tnni,I, AN rct, ryro ,c,oa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-01
soCIEDAD DE ODREROs IGuAI.-


! DAD Y PROGRESO de Laredo
! En- la Imprcnta del REGIDOR ha
qu"dAd0 alberta una subscription Ell
favor dc IL bcncfactora S0ciedad de
Ohrcros Igualdad y ProEreso' de Lit
redo. Texas, Cuyo Cdificio qued6 re-
ducido cscombroG por al cici6n que
cf 2S dc hhril ultimo a2ot0 Laredo.
La Socicdad que ha prestado positi-
Vos SerTici0s Il tudus los dcsvallfos.
"sp"rh que todas las almas gencro-
SaS la ayudcn con su GboIO para Ia
reconstruction dc sI edific;o. Ia
Subscription estara alberta sOiaiuen-
tie durante un mes. asf cs 1ue los
amigos dc In Institution deben apre-
SUrarsc enviar su contribution cuan
10 antcs. la iista dc los Contribu-
y"ntcs serd puhlicada on Ell REGI-
DOR Dirfjausc al scHor Pablo
Cruz eos s. Laredo St. San Antonio,
Texas, III sciior Cruz hara las re-
n"saS nj Tcsorcro dc In Surjadad Sc
nor MirUci G. Hcnnyid"&. rccabando
lo 81 81 rcC!bO correspondence Ayu-
lad nucatrOs h"rmano- in.unsLoru
ng
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-01
& TRAFALGAR DEL ORIEulTE.
La Escuadra Rsa del Baco ExerminaGa Togo Los Am
anes Roesvensy Voekersamy Nebogaof prisioncros del
"Neson' del Pals del Sol Ievante.

anoche y esLa manana de NagaSaki. !
Ia tarde, Sc entiende Que duro todo !
81 din siguicntc. CuandO Ro- |
testyenBky cOmeuz0 Ii pe---
lear tenia once acoruzHdos. .
CuaHdU deSpues de una brava lucha ,
de treinta y seis horas, su batida Y
destrozada flota, yolyio la espalda.
dos de estos navfos moustruos yacian
EN- el fondo de losEstrechos de Co.
rea. Cada acoraZado tenla l3,5iG
toneladns y una tripulacion compues-
la de Ito hombres, asf es que con
estos dos bnques solamente Sc fueron
4 pique 1900 hombres. Los uomhr.o
dc Tres cruceros no Sc dan. pero todos
! los Duqnes de esu division estahaD
! dotadoS de una tripulacion de 400
iD que haCe nm tota! de 3 eco ho1ubrcs
: de los navfoS de cuya Derdida Sc in.
! lorna Specificadamente La his
! t0Tia del CuHfliCto. paso por paso. es
SSta: Dcspues dc dividir V reunir 81
! flota una docena de veces. con q pro
! posito DE Confundir al Almirante Ia
| poncS, Rojcstvcnsky, concentr6 su
iucrza "ntera Il 10 largo de las lsias
saddle s"s"nta millas al Suroeste de
9hahEai' 81 mart"s - de Mayo; sc
detuNo un dia para tolaar
'"FNoH 81 microbes en-
| ii h"'hc |arpo rumbO al
.H"'"'S'e para ei r.strecho de Cor"a.
u'S'''''G f"' lhi'ias. zero segnn Ia
'"'''" ->"'"i ue Na@aSaKi, Togo ia
i'"H '"' ''''"''1"" P"r IL 'S'r"t"-ia
~ "'''' VI los c"i''"T"doFeS' ior q t.
,r n '''''' e. p!' "''"S ID. A''
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-01
no 1S. No 803 San Antonio, Texas, Juo 10 de 1906.
Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario.


nerniSo. en- adici0n Il 10 que Sc ha d-
clio, cs cl siguicntc: Buqucs hundidOs:
Almirantc Nachimoff, Dimitri Donsioi !,
1 Sveitana, Almirante UsaEofi, KANT
ohatka lrutshush Y tres dcstructoros
BuQUcS capturudOs: Vladimir Mo-.
nCmuch. echado Il pique dcspues dc
| hcchO prsioncrO. un buque de ScrYi-
rio especial y un dcstructGr Las
uGrdidaS Sc puedcn ClasifCar como |
sigucn; dos acoraZados, un guarda COZ 4
las. cinco crucerOs, dos buques espc-
cialos J tres destructores hunddos; II
dos icoraZados, dos guarda -costls. un
buqu" dc servicio especial un des--
tructor Capturado. No Sc saDe con cla
ridad 81 los buques hundidos Il que
los prisOnerOs - refieren, estAn in
Cluidos en- Ia lista de arriDa Hay
mas dc 1000 prisioncros, 4 mas de
JOS dos EIiI toneeina f1or in fncTza prin \
cpul die ias flotas unidas La bata--
LA contilua. q mejor dicho. los ja-
p0neaeS estdn todaria en- persecution i
de los rusOs.
Londrss, Mayo 20. Tn despacho pa |
! ra ell London Evening News dc Toxic. !
, dice: ocho capitanes de buQucss dc
guerra rusos perccieron ahogadus en-
la batalla naval del sabado en- los
EstrechoS de Corcn.
Washington. Mayo 30. Sc dice que
81 Departamento de Marina ha recibi-
do un teiegrama Official de Toxic di-
ciendo que 81 buque insignia Knia2
Sovayoff. dal .Aimirantc Rojcatycnsky
fuc cchadn piQuo durante Ia acci6I
G y gu" et -Al.ntraai- RojesrVemsiy :,
, pcrdi6.
, Toxic, Mayo -. La s,icrtc parso-
nal del Almirantc Rojestycrsly rs des
c"nocida. ST. cree que hayu .perecido.
Londrcs. Mayo 30 Toda Ia atcn--
ci6n cstI a!urn concentrate On Ii
su"rte personal del Almrante Rojs ~
v"nsky. Los dcspachos del Orientc
ndiCan que rst6 on scrio pci!gro. Co
/ rren rumorrs de qu" fli6 matado q
herido. LA noticia mas peraisttntc
"s Ii de q su bIiqu" insignia 81 Kniaz
I SuvarOIf. fuG cChadO piquc De
CHalquicr mOdO. So tcmc que So sui
eide 81 qucd6 aislado dc su csCundra
San PetcrsburGO, Mayo 80. III Almi-
! rantmzgo no tianc noticias lie IN der !
ruta. Sc dice que han )legado men,
safes de Vladivostok en- que Sc afr !
ma que Rojestvcnsky csta vivo. pcro
que escape miiagrosamcnte. Sc d. |
CO que cambi6 st, buquc insignia 81
KninZ Souvaroff 4 otro de los acora-
, zadoS que fuJ. subsccucntcmontc hur.
dido. que Rojestvensky fuG hcri,lo. re.
cogiSndolo nm torpcGar".
Washington. Mayo %, FL Almirantc
Dewey hn dtch" que dcspu@s Il" "st1
'"'hul"hda victoria dc ToEo,' no 10
dn"da y knSin mas r"curso Qn" pc
"ir ia im/.
i."ndr"&. May" 20. Ia hn'niia ma. !
val eur" las ti"ih" d. TOGO y Rojca'-
V'haNy ha impr"si"mado la imaEina--
ci"n d"i p"hii'" inElcS con mas fh"r-
III P"" 'halq"i"fa "tra d" las opera 2
c'"hc& m'ii'afr#- log" tnspira mas
"''rcS Nuc los p"Sad"S incldcnt.s de
!" H"''ra' "h '"""S 10" pcrIodtcoS :
- ''"E'a"o com" ''i Nelson del Ia
,.,o,l, o,.i,,..,, "''
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-01
ToRILLo LAsTmADo. cunLLo TIE
30, NC"ENO LISIiNO.

Estas son tres doicncins comnnoa
que 81 Bhlanmo del DOInr dc ChamhcI
lain iChamberlain's Pain I3nlmD rura
fapcctaimente 81 SO apllca prouto.
nhorrara tempo, dincro sufrimIcn.
to. 81 ilcgn uno ii cstar afcctado do
esas Intermediates. DO venta on In
botica del Leon, do r. 4. Chnpa,san
Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-06-01
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
lian oatado CIT las Oficjnas del RE-
GiDoR, csta scmnna, los acfores FH-
Tx Cantn. Julio Peha, p, G. Soils /.
II. RODRIGUEZ
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-01
TO SPAN THE ENTIRE GLOBE.
U. S. Naval Observatory to Make Ex
periments With Time SignaIs-
Will Determine Longitude.

Washington. May Encouraged
by the degree of success attending the
last effort to distribute time signals
New Years eve, the Naval Observa-
ory is preparing to make another at
tempt in the hope of spanning the
globe itself. Rear Admiral Chester,
the superintendent of the observatory,
has just issued notice to all agen-
cies willing to cooperate that the
observatory purposes to send out 4
special series of telegraphic time sig
nails beginning at 11:55 p. m., United
States eastern time, May 8, and end
ing at midnight. This will be done at
the request of the American RAILWAY
Association in connection with the
International Railway Congress, which
is to meet in this city on the following
day. 1t is pointed out that as an incl
dent to the test, if care is taken by
the telegraph companies, the signals
NAV serve to afford fairly accurate de-
Examinations Of longitude at any tele-
graph station on the continent.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-01
PROMISES A SCANDAL.
Miss Mae Wood, of Omaha, Has
Brought Suit Against Secretary
Loeb and Others.

Glenwood Springs, Colo, May l.
why, never saw the woman in my
life, nor do | want to see her." said
William Loeb, Jr, the Presidents
secretary, today when he was shown
the dispatch concerning the suit filed
against him in Omaha by Miss Mae
Wood. "The only knowledge have OF
her is in relation to her position in the
postoffice department and notorietJ
brought upon herself just prior to the
marriage of Senator Platt of New
York. She called at the White House
and asked If she could not see me. AS
Assistant Secretary Barner talked
with her, and her business did noe
seem to be important I declined to
see ner. I am at a loss to see how
she connects my name with the &C
ton for damages" This statement
was caused by the presenting to Sec.
retary Loeb of dispatch stating that
Miss Mae Wood of Omaha, Nebraska
had filed a damage suit against Secre-
tary Loeb, Robert ]. Wynne and j.
Martin Miller for $4,000. When
asked In what particular way Secre.
tary Loeb was implicated In the suit
Mss Woods declined to answer the
question but said: They were looking
for a scandal, and now they have 1t.
| shall show my hand when the prop
er time comes"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-01
NO BATTLE
YET IN SIGHT
Russian Squadron is Reported
at Different Points North Of
kamranh Bay.
NO NEWS OF TOGO
japanese Fleet Seems to Have Dropped
Out Of Sight...A Land Battle is
Heard Of With Cars Troops
Victorious.

Saigon. French Cochin China, May
1.-The Russian squadron is lying off
Port Dayet, forty miles north OF
Kamranh Bay and in Biuh Kang Bay
(near Kamranh Bay outside of ter
ritorial waters. Russian, German and
British transports are off Cape st
James, near Saigon, and in the Sal
gon River. The French naval division
has been mobilized to preserve neu-
trality in French waters.
Japs Lose Faith in France.
Toxic, May lit is believed that
Admiral Rojestvensky continues to
use ports of Indo-China for the purpose
of obtaining coal and other supplies
and for maintaining communication
with st. Petersburg. and the Japan
ese press is again questioning the
faith of the recent assurances of
France.
Russians Occupy Tunghusion.
ST. Petersburg, May 1.-Genecal
Linevitch, in a message to the Car,
says: 1.-TWO Russian forces on tte
night of April 29th attacked the Jap
anese town of Tunghusion, driving the
enemy from five consecutive positions
and occupying the works.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-01
Village Of Berino. Inundated and
Residents Have Had to
Abandon Homes.
UNEASINESS EXISTS
And More Damage is Fesred During
nth--.Trains Beginning to Move
on. Santa Fe and Worst May
Be Over on That Road.

Ell Paso, exas, May 1.-The Rit
Grande is on a wild rampage alona
the New Mexico-Texas-M Mexico line
and heavy damage has already re
suited from the flooding of farming
land and small villages The rive,
broke through its banks Sunday at 6
point thirty miles above FL Paso and
flooded two thousand acres of alfalfa
land, running the crops and carrying
away many small houses. The village
of Berino is entirely abandoned but
no lives have been lost.
1t is feared that the river will cut
: new channel and considerable un-
easiness exists. The wash is now on
the American side and the flood DO
fenses here are not strong enough t.
offer much resistance. Owing to the
heavy snowfall in the Rio Grande
watershed and the recent great rain
fall, much damage is feared during the
coming month. The Mexican govern
ment engineers are working night and
day with large force of men build.
ing levees opposite FL Paso to pro.
tect their interests.
Traffic Practically Cleared Up.
Albuquerque, May 1.-The regular
California Limited, No 3, of yester
day, arrived here last night at 10 50
O'Clock. Between and 10 o'clock this
morning twelve trains. which have
been delayed on the other side of Ra
ton Mountain for four days, arrived in
this city. This practically clears up
the delayed passenger traffic and 1t is
announced that without further mis-
hap the schedule from the east WI
be restored tonight. Soft track is
holding back the trains from the west
and for some reason not known tn :
Chicago Limited of last night, wes
annulled No. s, from the west, ar
rived at midnight, five hours late.
The Worst is over.
Trinidad, May 1T is believed
that the worst of the trouble on the
Santa Fe is over Disconsolate tour
lists to the number of nearly a hun.
dred are moping UP and down the
tracks in front of the Cardenas Hotel.
wondering when they will be able to
get out of Trinidad Three limited
trains, which have been lying at La
Junta, were pulled in here Saturday
night and some of the California
tourists were transferred across tho
washouts, but there are still nun,
Der here.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-01
WILL BE ENCOURAGED.
Government Recommends the Cutting
and Sale of Merchantable Timber
From Forest Reserves.

The former law which prohibited
the expectation of lumber cut from
any government forest reserve was re-
pealed at the last session of Congress
The Gila Forest Reserve in Craft,
Socorro and Sierra Counties contains
at least 5000 100000 feet of matured
timber within it's confines and now
that this timber can be cut and ship
ped out of the Territory it is expected
that there will be great impetus Civ
en- to the lumber industry of that sec
ton. The following letter has been
received by Supervisor Mcclure of
that reserve from the government Off,
cials at Washington
"The timber in the national forest
reserves is for use. 1t is the policy
of the forest service not only to sell
upon application any matured timber
which may be disposed of without in
jury to the best permanent good OF
the reserves, but also to advertise 1t
for sale and otherwise to encourage
application for its purchase. In many
of the reserves of the United States
there are large areas from which the
matured and over-matured timber
should be removed at once.
application for the purchase OF
timber should never therefore be dis.
couraged except when the future pros
perity of the region requires that the
forest be left intact for use hereafter,
or when cutting would result in seri'
GUS damage to the water supply.
"You will accordingly report at
once what, if any, timber in your re-
serve should be sold and utilized from
present knowledge of your reserve and
it's timbered lands, and with the dis
tinct understanding that when condi-
tions are favorable, applications for
purchase will hereafter be encouraged
and will bear in mind that the law
now allows the export of timber from
the states in which the reserve Is To-
Gated, except from the state OF Idaho
and Black Hills forest reserve in
South Dakota"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-01
NO DEFENSE TO BE MADE.
Attorneys for Nan Patterson VIII
Rest Their Case on Evidence SUBJ
nnltted-WiII Soon Be Settled.

New York, May 1.-Nan Patterson
probably will know her fate within AZ
hours. Today there remained only tho
closing scenes of the trial to be en-
acted. That there would be no de
fense already had been announced be-
fore court reconvened today. Her
counsel were satisfied that the state
had failed signally in its efforts to
prove that the former show girl muir
dered Caesar Young, her lover, they
said, and they we're content to stand
or fall on the evidence submitted. The
defendant agreed fully with her attoi-
neys and expressed the firmest faith
that her troubles we're rapidly near
ing an end. 81 feel that l have spent
my last Sunday in the Tombs." she
said today, while making ready to go
to court. Tomorrow 1 will go home