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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-09-19

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-09-19
Iron and Wood Work.

The undersigned has taken the shop of Mr.
D. A. Phillips. near the B. 0. Depot in
Charles Town. and will do all kinds of
BLACKSMITHISG AND
ENERAL REPAIR WORK
both in wood and iron. Horseshoeing spe-
eialty. Buggies, Wagons, etc. repaired and
made as good as new. II You have anything
10 wood or iron out of keller, or 3 buggy or
carriage top that needs doetoring, bring it to
me aud see what / can do for you
Feb. 26-y. JAMES T. LfTTLETON.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19
CHAT OF PEOPLE AND EVENTS

ter will entertain on the evening
of Thursday, the nineteen th.
The Gilmer will be the scene of
this event which promises so de-
lightful gathering, and is a
com pliment to the veterans and
the sons of veterans. The be
stowal of the crosses of honor.
always the inspiration of a pref
ty ceremony, will distinguish
the early part of the evening.
Marked with white stone in
our musical annals, destined to
stand out in the clear light of
memory through the coming
years, is the engagement of
Paderewski OF the College Sat
urday evening, when the world
famed musician, to whose mar
velous gift, is j)ined a PERSONAL
ty rarely magnetic, will appear
before large and brilliant au-
dience. Behind his coming lies
a pleasant little story that is
worth telling. Learning that
the pianist upon his tour had al
lowed himself a free evening af-
ter the Birmingham engage
ment. Miss Poindexter, of the
college music department. en-
thusiastic and with hope kindled
by thought of his soon to- be
proximity. telegraphed to know
if it would be possible to have
him appear here. In reply, came
his managers message that a
fifteen hundred dollar guarantee
was invariably required, sum
which seemed to render the en-
gagement out of the question.
But so splendid an opportunity
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19
Mr.. Conner Badly Hurt.

Mr.. L. r. Conner, who togeth.
er with Mr.. Luther Littleton
owns the Southern Machine
Shops, met with a most serious
accident last night which result
ed in the loss Of both his lower
limbs. About eight o'clock he
was riding along the Southern
Railway on a railway tricycle..
and just as he reached a point
opposite the electric light plant
noticed a switch engine and
caboose coming toward him He
got off the tricycle. and tried
to remove the machine from the
track. but before he succeeded
he was struck by the caboose,
which passed over his legs, crush
ing them justabove the knees. Mr..
Conner has many friends here
who sincerely sympathise wi h
him in his misfortune.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19

An occasion of interest not on
~ to the Daughters of the Con
federacy to whom it brings the
fulillment of a long present
wish, but also to many through
out the State, will be the unveil-
ing Of the Jefferson Davis pOr-
trait in Jackson Friday, and its
presentation to the Hall of Fame.
whose walls by the way, are
graced by the portraits of three
Colum bans, the lamented Judge
James T. Harrison. Governor
Whitfield and Gen. Stephen D.
Lee, names that have high and
hOnored places in Southern
history Miss Kate Porter
pleasantly remembered here as
a student here at the Industrial
Institute and College, is presi
dent of the Jackson Chapter. and
will present the picture to the
State, while Governor Vardaman
will respond on behalf of the
commonwealth. Mrs. Mcdowell.
president of the Mississippi di-
vision, has also selected this
time for an i'm portant meeting Of
the monument association Soc
ial courtesies have claims in tie
plans for week. aud will be Elk.
tended in variety of pleasures
Among those from Cola mir Us,
who will attend the i'm presSive
exercises are, Gen. ). D. Lee.
Miss Mary Harrison and Miss
Annie Wade . Nedl Wi hln our
own gates. the Daughters of the
Coufederacy will brighter the
days before Us by a charming re-
ception of which the local chap
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19
AROUND THE CITY

Mr.. Henry Cunter spent Fri
day in Meridian.
Mr.. h. l. Magrnder, of Sta rS-
vile. was in the city Friday.
Mr.. D. VI. King, of West Point
spent Thursday in the city.
Fleischman's Compressed
Yeast at Irion e Nelson's. The
very thing
Mr.. w. P. Smith, of Penn
Station. spent several days of the
past week in the city.
Mr.. r r. Speed. a popular
employee of the Southern Rail
way. was married last Wednes-
day to Miss Fannie Weathered,
of Birmingham, the ceremony
having taken place at the home
of the bride in that city The
young lady is we'll known in Co
lumbus, having spent several
weeks in the city last summer as
the guest of Mrs. II. NJ. Edmonds.
The newly married couple arrived
in the city Thursday, and will
make their future home here.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19
Lee S Birthday.

1t is the policy Of the public
school system of Colum bus to
instill in the minds and hearts of
the children knowledge an ap-
probation of their country his
tory with public celebrations and
in keeping with this custom Lee S
birthday will be observed apprO-
priately on Thursday next. The
exercises occur in the chapel be-
ginning at 8:45 in the morning
and the friends of the school and
the public generally are invited.
The following is the program:
Opening Chorus .......... My Country
Questions About Lee" Lee Har-
rison, Eugene Hayslett, Marsden
Waddell, Lucy Howard, Lucille
Shirley, Matte Lou Stephenson.
Anecdotes of Lee .......... Anna T.
Hamilton, Daisy Morehead, Mar
gle Vaughn. Frances Shirley.
ollie May Hudson, Bessie Pendle-
ton.
Song, The sword of Lee Third
Grade Boys and Girls.
Question About Lees Military Life.
His Home, etc. - William
Burris. Tom Grace, Wallace
Kirksey Sallie Baugh. Agnes
Craddoek, Josie May Meyers.
Hill S Tribute to Lee 49,. William
II. Leigh.
Verses from Ryan to the Memory Of
Lee Edward Taylor. Gordon
Jones. Lee Childers. Willie Kid
der. Mortimer Reeves, Paul
ArmOr.
Dixie Chorus School.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19
Presentation Of Crosses.

The local chapter of the United
Daughters of the Condederacy
will bestOw crosses of honor upon
the veterans who are entitled 20
them next Thursday night. The
presentation will take place in
the parlors of the Gilmer Hotel and
the occasion will be made a de-
lightful event, fine program
consisting of music, recitations
and addresses having been pre-
pared.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19
Honor Roll, Second Grade. Franklin
Academy
Cured Lumbago.

a. G.. Canman, Chicago, writes
March 4, 1903: Having been troubled
with Lumbago at different times and
tried one physician after another: then
different ointments and linaments,
gave it up altogether. So | tried
once more, and got bottle OF Bal
lard's Snow Lipament. which gave me
almost instant relief. | can cheerfully
recommend it. and will add my name
to your list Of former sufferers. pc,
SOC and $l.00. Sold by Johnson &
Caine.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19

wish to supply a number Of
the best tables In Colum bus with
their market meats. All I ask is
an opportunity TO serve You and
/ can assure you that l viii give,
you the very best the market af
fOrds. Send NE a trial order.
SAM HAIRSTON,
Main Street Meat Market,
4-10-tf Both Phones.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19

attended the funeral OF Mrs An
ME Cornelius Sale. in Aberdeen,
Monday. Mrs. Sale was the
wife of the late Judge Sale, and
/, for many years was prominent in
the school aud college work Of
the South.
The Wednesday Whist Club
will be entertained by Mrs.
Mamie Franklin, Friday eve.
ming next. The sixth in the
series of evening enter tainments
will occur on the twenty seventh
with Mrs. t. w. Hardy as the
hostess.
Mrs. Dabney Lipscomb will
be the guest of DR.. and Mrs. j.
w. LipscOmb until March. when
she goes to New York to join
Prof. Lipscomb who is taking a
course of study at Columbia I'm
iyersity.
Mrs. W. R. Mckinley, little
Miss Katherine Mckinley and
Miss Mary Jeptha Harris leave
tomorrow for Scooba to be the
guest at house party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard King.
Mrs. Percy Lockett, of Knox
vile. has a wide circle of Column
bus admirers, who will be inter
ested in learning that she is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. Howard
in Aberdeen.
Mrs. Catchings Terrell Baird
is the attractive guest of Miss
Lila Franklin. Miss May Rich
ards, who has also been visiting
Miss Franklin, returned to Penn
on Friday.
Miss Kate Boyd George. of
Hattiesburg, is visiting Presi
dent and Mrs. Kincannon; Miss
Taylor of Ohio is the guest of
Miss Ward, of the /. [. & G. fac
ulty
Miss Anna Leigh Cady enter
tanned delightfully."- at an infor NAL
chatting dish party Thursday
evening in compliment to Miss
Bellamy, of Friar s Point.
Little Miss Corinne Hum
/ phries has a host of friends.
who regret to hear of her illness
with typhoid fever, and wish for
her a rapid convalescence.
Mr.. Walter Dickens Fouche. a
prominent young business man
of Chattanooga, Tenn, has been
spending the past few days in
the city.
Mrs. Florence Carson has re
turned from visit to Memphis.
Miss Mary Lou Sykes was also
visitor there for a few days last
week.
Mrs. Ayres and Mrs. John F.
Mayo have returned from a
pleasant. visit TO Dr.. and Mrs.
Tackett IN Meridian.
] Miss Pencil of the college art
department, who has been i'll
recently. is now very much in
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Garth ano
little daughter. Virginia. left
last Thursday for a month 5 stay
In Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Sanford
leave Tuesday for brief stay il
Birmingham.
Mrs. Lide left yesterday for
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19

could not be given up without
struggle. Then followed a
skillful touch upon the regret
chord in a message asking that
the musician come for the sake
of his glorious art 2" This prov
ed the magic word, the telegram
was repeated to Paderewski in
Seattle Washington, and in
answer thereto, he replied ac-
cepting the offer with a guaran-
tee five hundred dollars less
than that exacted elsewhere. So
his appearance is in the nature of
a triumph for the music depart
, ment which was ably accorded
by the student body's unanimous
pledge of attendance. Among
the visitors from a distance ex-
pected for the engagement are,
Mrs. Terrell, Miss Anita Terrell,
Mr.. and Mrs Anderson. Miss
Hibbler, Miss Beverley Price
and others from West Point and
parties from Winona, Macon,
Aberdeen and Meridian.
The Reading Circle met at the
home of Mrs. Aldrich yesterday
afternoon. The program me
gave instructive sketches of the
awakening of the Japanese as
result of Commodore Perry S
visit in the early fifties. of the
subsequent opening of the ports,
aud the entrance of Japan into
the family of nations, the stir
and excitement of which, togeth :
er with the arrival of the first
EN- bassy. are socleverly recount
ed from a feminine viewpoint in
Mrs. Roger Pryor's recent vol
ume "reminiscences of Peace
aud War. :" Mrs. W. r. McKin-
ley is the latest acquisition to the
circles membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O. Foster
of Atlanta arrived Saturday and
are welcomed by countless
friends. During their stay they
will be the guests Major and
Mrs. John Mayo, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fenton Robertson Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Shackleford Of Mont
gomery are other former Colum
bians whose popularity brings
to them upon their return the
most cordial of greetings. Mr..
Shackleford spent Monday, in
the city, and Mrs. Shackleford
remained as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison Sykes.
The new books which have
been added to the library during
the past month have been much
epjoyed, and have served TO in
crease the list of members. The
official board Of the Organization
will meet at an early date, and it
is probable that several changes
will be introduced 10 the library
work. Uutil otherwise stated
the rooms will be open TO the
public two days in the week, on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Columbus friends of Mrs.
S. B. Haughton. of Aberdeen.
learn with sincere regret Of her
critical illness. Her son. Judge
Brownrigg Haughton, of ST.
Louis. has been summoned to her
bedside, aud her condition gives
rise to very grave anxiety.
Mrs. Sale and Miss Sara Sale
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19
Low Rates To montgomery.

on account OF the Sugar Cane
Growers Convention at Montgomery.
Ala, Jan. 18th to 9th, the Mobile
and Ohio Il, Il. viii give low rates
from points South OF Cairo, ILL., AD-
Eieulars.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19

Mr.. J. @. Poindexter. Of Ra-
vine. Miss. spent several days
Of the past week Ia the city, hav
ing came up To see his daughter.
Miss Ethel. who i a mem Der OF
the faculty of the Industrial In-
stitute and College.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19
Rev. Carlisle p. M. Martin. L. L. o.,

Kew. NarIISIe p NJ. MartIn, I /. D.,
OF Waverly, Texas, writes: ''Of a
morning, when first arising. ! often
find a troublesome collection of
phlegm, which produces a cough and
is very bard to dislodge: but a small
quantity of Ballard s Horehound
Syrup will at once dislodge it, and
the trouble is over. | know of no
medicine that is equal to it, and it is
so pleasant to take. ! can most cor
daily recommend it to all persons
needing a medicine for throat or lung
trouble. 25c, SOC and $10O. Sold
by Johnson & Game.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-19

Birmingham to visit her daugh-
ter. Miss Alma.
Miss O'Connor' pupils will
give a recital during the month
of January.
Mr.. Louis GOldstein returns
today from a week visit to New
Orleans.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
No Sc Halo 'QuereIIa.

Cornelio Callahan y Juan Callahan,
su hijo, ambos de esta ciudad, quienes
fueron arrestados en- tempo pasado
bajo el cargo de .robarsreses de Tho
mas w. y r. r. Hanna, en- la Merced
de Los 'Alamos, como doce millas al
sur de esta ciudad, y quienes dieron
fianzas para su comparencia ante ell
gran jurado del condado de Santa Fe,
han sido descargados y sus fianzas
anuladas. Ell gran jurado no halo que.
rella contra estos dos hombres. no ha-
biendo habido suticiente evidencia.
Cornelio Callahan ha sido residente de
este condado por cerca de veinte amos
y durante ese tempo ha vivido en- un
rancho como dos millas al sur de San
ia Fe. Sc ha ocupado en- ell negocio
de matancero desde que vino aqui y
todavia Sc ocupa en- ell negocio de ma
tar reses y preparar la carne para las
carnicerias de esta ciudad. Sc dice
que la evidencia estuvo variada pero
que la prepordenancia estaba en- favor
de los Galatians y por 10 tanto no Sc
hallaron querellas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
Juez de.Paz''OuerelIado.

Ell gran jurado del condado de Ber.
nalillo ha retornado una querella con
ira Seferino Crollott por faltar en- ha
Ger ell retorno regular trimestre a los
comisionados de condado de las propi
mas y multas colectadas porael en- su
posicion oficial.como juez de paz E
Sr. Crollott fue miem mbro;de la CANA
ra de la Asamblea Legislative 36ta y
es el primer hombre querellado POI
esta ofensa. La querella no acusa a.
Sr. Crollott con ninguna inapropiacior
de los fondos de la oficina, pero sim
plemente,por violar la ley, locual ha
ce NAL proceder.para un juez de paz fal
tar en- hacer su informe trimestre a.
cuerpo de comisionados de condado
y esta es la primer querella de una Sc
rie que seran hechas por ell presente
cuerpo. Sc cree que una rigida in
vestigacion sera hecha y que todos los
jueces de paz seran requeridos de ha
Ger estos retornos trimestres.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
Presos Para la Penitenciarfa.

Ell alguacif Marion Littrell, del con-
dado de Colfax, y ell diputado alguacil
George Ward, de Springer, arribaron
q la capital el martes en- la tarde de
Ration y trajeron a los siguientes pri-
sioneros, sentenciados en- ell reciente
termino de la corte de distrito por ell
condado de Colfax por el Superior w.
J. Mills q la penitenciaria territorial y
los entregaron las autoridades.
Luanna Ford, una mujer de color CO.
mo de 30 amos de edad, 90 aflos de
aprisionamiento por orasesinato; Richard
J. Dave, 20 amos de edad, 12 AMOS por
asesinato; Clarence Hamilton, % amos
de edad, a servir una sentencia de 8
amos por robo de reses, impuesta a 81
dos af1os pasados. Hamilton habia
protocolado una apelacion q la corte
suprema del Territorio y durante la
apelacion Sc escape. Fue capturado
hace algunas semanas en- ell condado de
Las Animas, Colorado, traido a Ration,
y mandado la penitenciaria por 6rden
de la corte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
0TRO ASESiNAT0.

Ell jueves -dala semana passda ensla
noche ocurrio ell siguiente asesinato en-
Las Vegas.
Edward Gray, ell cantinero del Lob
by Saloon mato a un maneador del
ferrocarril llamado G. iDeFaeter.
Lo dificultad vino,.por motive del
juego. La cantina tiene. un,Slot Ma
chine donde. DeFaeter.echo cinco GEN.
tavos y atinando.. el gano. Continue
jugando y la maquina dando de 81, 10
que llam6 la atencion del cantinero y
al examinar la maquina halo que es-
tabr defectiva, 'por,cuyo motive rehu-
SO pagar los games, salvo so centavos.
Esto fue durante ell dia DeF'aeter Sc
retro pero en-, la,..noche volvio junto
con un compafiero y demando ell pag6
de su gano que.era $500. Ell cantine-
ro rehus6 pagar, por cuyo motive
DeFrater le-dirigi6 una palabra insul-
tativa. Esto enfurecio Gray y co.
glendo una plstOla le dl0 dos golpeS al
maneador y en- seguida un tiro que le
atravezo el corazon, dejandolo muerto
en- ell acto.
Sc asegura que el matador habia
servido algo mas que ocho amos en- la
penitenciaria de Colorado, por asesi-
nato. Hacia POGO que vino Las We
gas y sus portes habian sido buenos.
F,l muerto era uno de los trabajado-
res mas populares de la Compafiia.
Este es uno de esos casos en- que la
naturaleza violenta vence al buen jul
clio y a la pendencia, de donde general
mente resulta un acto desgraciado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08

Las EscUelas PdbIicas de Santa re en- ExceIent'
condiclon Segun 'Mostrado por lnformes.

Ell Cuerpo de 'Educacion tuvo 81
junta mensual regular ..el LINES a lal
7:30 de la noche en- la oficina del Jue
N B. Laughlin. Sc hallaban presen
tes T, B. .Catron, presidente; Charles
F. Easley, N. B. Laughlin, Jose Segu
ra, Pedro Roybal y A. G. ireland. Au
sentes, 'Sixto Garcia y'James L. Sc
ligman.
Los procedimientos de la Ultima jun
ia fueron leidos'p pero.no fueron adop
tados debido a. la ausencia de- un infor
me del comite sobre edifcios y terre
nos.
Ell informe del superintendent fut
leido y aprobado. g En- este .informe e
alistamiento total de niflos de escuels
hasta Mario 81, 1905, mostro, ser SIC
un aumento sobre ell mismo periodC
del af1o pasado de 43. Ell promedio dc
atendencia diaria por Mario, 1905
mostro un aumento de AZ sobre @
mismo mes del aflo pasado.
Hubo solamente 13 casos de tardan
"a en- Etodos los barrios de la ciudad
durante el mes de Mario, 1905. ell cua
es el mejor registro por puntualidad
que las escuelas han tenido.
Ell informe del tesorero fue leido y
adoptado.y mostro en- adicion a los in
formes regulares que renta del Fuer
te Marcy de $3.50 fue recibida. La
cantidad total en- los fondos generates
de gastos, todas las, deudas estandC
pagadas hasta la fecha, es $1,98488.
Esta es una muestra mejor que la que
ehecho antes.en este tempo del ano.
La casa anteriormente ocupada por
la Sra. Hersey fue.alquilada w. r.
Price y ]. A. Davis por $18 al mes.
Ell cuerpo procedio entonces abrir
las propuestas' para la plomeria, calen-
tar Y ventilar ell nuevo edificio de es-
cuela. Sera calentado por el sistema
Dixon el cual da aire puro y mejor. Ell
contrato no fue concedido en- la junta,
pero en- toda probabilidad Sc dara den
trode unos dias - Ell costo sera como
$500, complete en- cada respecto.
La election 'maestros por ell ST.
guiente afio tomara lugar en- la junta
del cuerpo en- Junio.
No habiendc mas negocios ell cuer-
po Sc prorrogo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
cuerpo de, Comisionados de condado.

FL cuerpo de comisionados de con-
dado por el condado de Santa Fe Sc
reuni6 en- sesion.regular' el.l1nes en- la
tarde en- la oficina del escribano. A.
L. Kendall, de Cerrillos, y Jose Inez
Roybal, de Pojoaque, Sc hallaban pre-
sentes. MarcossCast stillo'Gocup6 su
puesto como secretario. Los siguien-
tes negocios fueron arreglados:
Todos los dueflos de propiedad quie-
nes son cabezas de familias y quienes
antes Sc habian Waldo de la ventaja de
la exencion de 5000 sobre propiedad
tasable retornada por ellos por los
amos de 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903 1904,
Sc les ,sconcedi6,,stal exencion por los
af1os mencionados.
Una franquicia fue concedida Clar.
ence e. Butts, de Tres Piedras, para
la construction de una linea telef6nica
del lindero norte del condado la ciu-
dad de Santa Fe.
El supervisor de camino del precin-
toNo. l, POjoaque, fueinstruido deabrir
un camino pdblico en- su precinto, ell
camino de ser de 81 pies de ancho
Una peticion de dueflos de propie-
dad en- ell precinto No. %, rogando que
un camino pdblico sea alberto en- ese
precinto, fue puesta sobre la mesa pa
ra ser considerable en- la siguiente jun
tB del cuerpo.
Teodoro Martinez, quien hizo rotor
nos de asesamiento de mas que 81, 200
de propiedad tasable, Sc le permiti5
revisar sus retornos a. que quedaran
en- 1920.
Despues de arreglar y conceder
cuentas contra el condado incurirdas
dnrante el trimestre concluyendo Mar
&c 81, 1905, por gastos de condado, ell
cuerpo Sc prorrog6. Durante la Sc
sion el Comisionado A. L. Kendall ac-
tuo como presidente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
Muerto en- una Borrasca,

Octaviano Madri, quien con tres
compa1eros caminaba para Silver
City de las MontafIas del Burro, fue
arrebata1o por ell frio y nieve Y le fue
inntil llegar salvo Esteban Almares
y Madril salieron juntos y cuando es-
taban como a tres millas de la ciudad
Almares, quien venia menos abrigado
que ell otro y Sc apresur6 mas con es-
peranzas de llegar mas pronto q la
plaza Llegoa Silver City cerca de
las seis 6 informo que Madril venia
muy fatigado pero que traia una So
breleva muy gruesa y facilmente
podria llegar bien. Esto fue ell sabado
" cuAndo Madril no habia llegado
Silver City ell domingo en- la mafiana
una partida Sc organize y sali6 en-
su busca y despues de andar hasta va
tarde ell martes hallaron ell cuerpo
inerte de Madril en- una pila de nieve
I'm jurado coronario fue Immediate
mente organizado y retorno un dicta
men de muerte accidental debida
exposition y agotamiento Ell finado
era solteroy tendria como 81 amos
de edad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
cion de Deming, en- el condado de Lu-

cl0n oe Deming, en- 81 c0ndado de Lu-
ma.
Jack Collins murio -en Mexico, de
enfermedad, en- 1870, Johnny Dale
fue muerto en- Chihuahua'en el mismo
afloy Tennessee en- 1868 habiendo
sido empleado como.cochero en- la Inca
de diligencias entre,La Mesilla y Tue.
son, fue atacado por.los Apaches cer-
ca del Fuerte Bowie. A dos de los
pasajeros asesinaron hacienda a "Ten-
nessee' prisionero, para evitar Ell
que Sc escapase lie cortaron terrible
mente la planta de los pies. Los apa-
ches fueron mas tarde atacados por
las tropas del Fuerte Bowie, pero los
diablos de colorados escaparon tras de
haber cocido eLcuerpo del pobre "Ten.
nessee" a'fechazos.