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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
ENCUENTRA UNA MUERTE
FATAL.

Tn trabajador Mexicano de Ia com
pania ferrea del Santa Fe, eneontro
una muerte horrible en- Cubero como
a las seis y media del Domingo por
la noche. No Sc sabe el nombre del
infortunado, salvo su apeilido. que es
Chavez Sgun relaoion que dieron al
Journal de Albuquerque, Chavez Sc
habia montado a la earbonera de un
tren de flete con el fin de arrojar al
gun carbon para su uso, y cuando ol
tren estaba en- moyimiento va con
bastante yelocidad brinc6 para abaio
yendo caer sobre una pila de nieve
y antes de poderse enderezar Sc rod0
para la via opuesta trampandolo las
ruedas del tren local que pasaba q la
saxon, mutilando su cperpo de una
manera horrible El infohunado Cha
vez era miembro de una partida de
200 trabajadores que estaban eehan-
do piedra molida sobre el bordo del
ferrocarll
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
so5RE LA EMPREsA DEL RIO
GRkNDE.
Synopsis del contrato Heeho con ell
Gobierno. Pr6xlma Junta de los
Aecionistas.

El Martes de la semana pasada tu-
yieron una junta los miembros de la
cOmision de gobernadores de Ia Aso-
ciacion de Usadores de Aqua de El
Paso. con el fin de recibr oficlalmen.
te el informe de la eomision que fue
Washington y examinar ell contra
to hecho con el gobierno. Don Felix
Martinez, presidente de la comision
ejecutiya convocara pr6ximamente
una junta general de todos los accio.
nistas de la Association de el Vale de
El Paso en- la cual Sc sometera para
su consideration Y ratification el d.
cho contrato.
El Herald" de El PasO, hablando
de la junta de gobernantes dlce: la
junta que Sc tuvo el Martes p0r la
j tarde en- los cuartos del Center Block
fue atendida por todos los miembros
del cuerpo de gobernadores que Sc ha-
llaban presentes en- la ciudad
"Cerca de dos horas Sc emplearon
por la junta. Felix Martinez, presi
dente del Comite Executive, someti6
e contrato que fue leido por entero y
analizado Embellishments clausula
| por clausula
EN- connection con ell contrato que
aseguro la delegation durante su re-
ciente viaje Washington Sc obtuyo
tambien y Sc lego en- la junta la OPT
Mon legal del departamento de JUS
ticia. Esta opinion trata sobre todas
las fases legales del contrato, entire
ell gobierno la Association de Usa,
dores de Aqua.
'El contrato esta hecho entire ell go
bierno por una parte y las asociacio-
nts de usadores de aqua de Nuevo Me
xico de I'll Paso por la otra
"Mientras que provee solo para la
construction de la Presa Leasburg a.
segura la construction de la Presa de
Elephant Butte y todo el proyecto del
Rio Grande
Gel contrato impone la condicion
de reembolsar $200,00O que seran en-
pleados en- Leasburg, dentro de dos
amos despues de acabada la presa,
mientras que los $7O0O,OOO que Sc
emplearan en- el proyecto principal
tendran que reembolsarse en- no me-
nos qe diez amos, hacienda abonos
anuales
"Todo el trabaio Sc hara bajo la di.
reccion del departamento del interior
segun las prescripciones de la ley de
reclamation.
''El cuerpo de gobernadore adopt6
un voto de gracias la delegation de
El Paso por el brillante exito que OBJ
tuvo su mission en- Washington.
LOS Aformes asobre el tratado con
Mexico, demuestran que todo CANT
ma bajo las mas halaguehas condicio-
nes, con prospectos de que sera con
cluido dentro del periodic de seis me-
ses. Este tratado llevara consigo una
apropiacion de un million medic de
pesos que ayudara en- la construction
de la empresa de Engle,"
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
cuarenta Herdos en- IN Eneuentro
de Tranvias Electrlcos.

Con ferha "a anuncia 81 TELEGRAPH
de Los Angeles, California, un terri
BILE accidente en- que sufrieron balda.
duras mas 9 menes serias euarente o
mas personals a conseeuenela de un
accidente de tranvfas eltctrieos. El
accidente ocurrio POGO despues de las
seis de la tarde fuA en- Ia esqulna de
las Gales Segnda y Spring. Ell tram
VIA que bajaba de la cslle Segunda
donde es pendiente el tqrreno, Sc es-
cap6 del gobierno del hotorista vi
niendo a chocar con una fuer2a tire
menda contra otros dos tranyias que
la saxon pasaban 10 largo de la calle
Spring en- lineas paralelas. demolien.
dose y haciendose astillas las tres.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
LAS VEGAS NUEvo MEXICO sABADo 80 DE DCEMBRE DE 1905

teneiado por la corte q pagar ana muI.
ia de 5000, que. con los eostos de la
causa, le alcanzara a $1,000.
En- el condado de Socorro el juez
lmpuso las siguientes sentenclas: a
Luis osmer, por porte de armas. $50
de multa y costos; Filemon Cardenas.
por robo con escaiamlento, tres amos
en- la penitenclaria; persifer Albin.
por porte de armas. dos meses de
carcel; Genaro Molina. porte dc ar.
mas, tres meses de eareel; lose Lo.
zano, por robo de un caballo. un aho
en- Ia penitenciaria; Felix Baca. SEN
tenciado un aho de penltenciaria
sac6 apelaoion a Ia cogte snprema;
Manuel Roble, asalto con inlento de
matar, un ano en- la peniienciaria
Este fambien sac6 apelaeion.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
uN uuevo HERoDss.
Dlez Naos Horrlhlemente DeeolIa
dos.

'De Danxig," del goblerno Rust
de MohiIerd, anuneian q Ia prensa aso.
oiada I'M crfmen espantoso
Tn anciano uideano del luear, dego
no q nueye nihos, y hubiera degolIadt
otios cuarenta, 81 no Us apgehendldo
Hacia algunas aemanas qNe hahian
iesaparecido dc algHnUs sa@blea De-
gobiemo muchos niiios y nlhas, sin
deiar ratro alguno por donde pudiera
ayerlguarse NADIA. Ia eXcitaeion an
ment0 y hasta Sc pens6 en- hacer Una
terrible matanza dc Judios, como Sc
aoostumbra hacer en- Russia con csos
dcsgraciados, quienes Sc les achaoaa
esos asesinatos.
Los gendarmes Sc pusieron d nacei
una minuciosa investigation v reco
rreron los bosques La policla dif
N fin con una cueya, de donde sallan
gritos de nliios Los gendarmes pene
traron con los aldeanos la cueya
donde presencaron un horrible espec
tacuIo.
En- el centro de Ia cueya estaba e.
anciano Scrotri con un gran cuchills
ON Ia mano Acababa de abrir &
vientre uno de los pobres nliios. Los
otros estaban tirados por el suelG, }
otro comple,amente desnudo, igual
sus compaheros, yacia atado de pies
de manos. siendo testigo de una es
cena tan terrible
No POGO trabalo cost6 4 la polieic
eviiar que a detestable yieio fuert
linchado por los campesinos,
VA en- la prsion, manifesto aque
monstruo humane ser el autor de 'o'
otros asesinatos, y dijo que un esprit
tu en- una aparlcion, le habia aeon
sejado que regase el suelo de Ia CRU 2
Segun las declaraciones el ndme
70 de sacrificados habia de llegar
cncuenta. que era el ndmero indlea
do por el espiritu
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
sENTENclAs EN- eERNALILLo Y
soCoRRo.

Emilio Mcclure. quien confeso su
delito del asesinato de Sanchez y Ba.
ca en- ell condado de Bernalillo, fue
senteciado ell Microbes q servlr SO
amos de presidlo Ha habido gran in
dignaclon en- el pueblo, generalmente
entire los yecinos dc Atrisco, debido al
heeho dc que el Territorlo acepto de
Mcclure la confession en- segundo gFa.
do. El asesinato fue tan atroz y tan
cobarde que el pueblo cree que Ia ley
no podia vindicarse sino habiendo
conyictado en- primer grado al asesi'
no
Eslavio Vigil, conyictado por un
igssdo. del dellto Dc asalto, tue sen
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
Enveneramiento por Mayor en- Tor
reon. Mexico.

El Paso, Texas, Die 2G.-Noticias
adicionales de Torreon, Mexico, donde
un ndmero de los principales ciuda.
danos fueron enyenenados en- un ban.
quote el Sabado, dicen que nueye han
sucumbido y muchos otros estan en-
fermos Y que el envenenamiento fue
parte de un complot polftico Estric
nina fu6 puesta en- un pichel de punch
Sc dice que todos los muertos pertene.
cen a un patrido polftico. De los
miembros del partido de oposiclon
que participaron de la bebida ninguno
Sc enfermo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30

res Este hombre Walsh era uno de
los que mas Sc desganataron y escri
bieron contra el candidate democratic
durante les elecciones de 1896 y 1900
interponiendo el grito de cue EZRA ne
eesario salvar el honor naeional." P0-
CO a POGO. uno tras otro, estan ense-
fando las orejas los calmnladores y
detractores del honesto Bryan.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
Los Conspradores en- Ell Monopolio
de la Carne Ante eI Jurado.

I'm despacho de Chicago, fechado
ell dia % dice que yeintiuna personals
querelladas por conspiracion para res
tringir el comercio de carne entraran
en- juicio el dia 8 de Enero pr6ximo.
El iurado fu6 finalmente escogido des-
pues de haber examinado los "veni-
res" que consistian de ochenta y
dos hombres. Entire los jurados esco-
gidos hay labradores, agentes de lNo-
piedad raiz, carpinteros e impresores.
La corte despues de darles instruc-
clones les permitio retirarse a sus ca
sas hasta la fecha para la cual ha 81
do aplazado ell iuicio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
conspiraclon para Derribar eI Gobler-
no de Colombia.

Bogota, Die 2l.--Las autoridades
de aquf descubrieron, justamente en-
tempo, una conspiracion para der
rumbar al gobierno. A la cabeza de
ella estaban, Felipe Angel Moya Vas
quez, Luis Martinez, quienes, jun
to con sus demas confederadvs fueron
aprehendidos y seran juzgados por
corte marcial Los oficiales del go
bierno Green que el incidente es de
poca consecuencia y aseguran que NJ
hay peligro de que Sc interrumpa la
paz.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
Miles de Regalos de NaVidad ouema
dos

Con fecha % anuncian los despa-
chos de Nueva York, el incendio de
las casas de almacenes de las compa-
fiias de express en- que habia miles
de paquetes que contenian regalos de
Navidad los cuales Sc esperaba man
dar para los diferentes puntos de su
destination. Las perdidas sufridas
por las companies Sc calculan en- no
menos que Glen mil pesos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
otra cabe1a Official cae al canastO

otra cabeza Official cae al canasto.
Sc annoia de Omaha, Nebraska. que
/. F. Baxter, procurador de los Esta-
dos Unidos por aquel distrito, ha sido
removido sumariamente por el presi-
dente, por negligencia en- sus deheres
oficiales en- la persecution de ofen.
sas cometidas por los cercadores del
dominic pdblico.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
ALOs sOosECHERos DE TRIGo.

ALOS COsECHEROS DE TRIGo
Tlene Y. trigo para moler s cambiar9
81 10 tiene, llevelo 81 molino dc Don Pc
dro Trambley, al norte del Pnente, Las
Vegas, donde obtendra siempre los me-
jores resultados. No olviden el lugar,
LA MAQUINA DE DON PEDRO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
ExTRAvIADo o RoBADo.

Nos fue robado 8 SO nos ha extraviado
de nuestro rancho. en- 81 Cornzon, un
caballo en.ero, color alazan claro. y cen
este fierro LV. Daremos $500 de re-
compensa, por su entrega en- nuesirn
rancho, 8 por Ia razOn ciertA de So para
dero.
Marasrito Gonzales,
il.is-6t Corazcu T. ON u.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
otro "Defensor del Honor NacionaP
Ensefa las orejas.

La sensacion de esta semana en- los
Estados Unidos ha sido la quiebra de
los tres bancos de John Walsh, uno de
los mas arriesgados Expenditures de
la nacion prominente en- el mundo
financiero. Las cantidades en- estas
quiebras alcanzaran q varios millones
de pesos Sc contiende que Walsh
entr6 en- especulaciones resgosas con
el dinero de sus deposilarios y el SUI
20 propio, viniendo por fin parar en-
la bancarrota Hay indieios de que
Sc le procesara crimlnalmente, pero
todo depende de la buena gracia o
desgracia que distrute ante los pode'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30

Para la NueVa conferencia del Hague.
Joseph II Choate, iltimamente en-
bajador de los Estados Unidos ante
la corte de Inglaterra sera nombrado
por el Presidente Roosevelt como
presidente de la delegation America
ma en- la conferencia de paz del Ha-
que. El presidente ha decididO en- su
escogimiento
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30
DEL slTio De IA GUERRA EN-
BERNALlLLo.

El Juez Decide Que sl Quo WarrantO
No Puede Proeeder Sin ei Consents.
miento del Proeurador oenerai.--El
Jurado no onlna en- la causa de
Frank A. Hubbell.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-12-30

We guarantee the largest circula-
, tion OF any other weekly published
I in Ne v Mexico and give our post
Sofhce - reference TO verify IT,
9ssCss sGs,sysSsS0ss09 0911aOs,ss
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
EAST, WEST AND SOUTH
United in One Respect.

There may be differences OF opinion
regarding some subjects In sections Of
the country remote from each other. but
there is none respecting the best remedy
for piles. as witness the letters below.
II nave been feeling SO good l could
hardly believe It. after suffering with
plies for a year, to find that I am once
more feeling Ike myself / wish you
could have seen me before I started u1-
Ing Pyramid Pile Cure and look al me-
now. and you would say am not the
same man 1 have gained twenty pounds
Cure" Walter Sharkley. IS Park 81,
Springfield, Mass.
It bought a fifty-cent box OF Pyramid
Pile Cure and used as directed with the
most unexpected results, complete
cure / have been troubled with piles
for thirty years and was in much dis
tress and passed much blood. but at
present am free from any kind OF piles
F. Mckay, Weaverville, Cal
Pyramid Pile Cure mas been worth
thousands of dollars to me. IL cured me
after using numbers OF other remedies
and taking medicines from doctors Il
also cured my son, although he could
hardly walk, eat. or sleep; he IS now
all right" B. Stringfeilow, Postmaster,
Eikin. 8. c.
One thousand dollars is offered by the
any one who viii show the above testt-
nonials to. be not genuine.
Pyramid Pile Cure Is sold by druggists
for 30 cents a package and every suner-
er should buy a package and try II to-
night, being careful TO accept no subssi-
tutes ard bearing in mind the fact that
there Is nothing else Just az good
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
ST. JOHNS
HOSPITAL
St. Johns Hospital and
Many Other Public
Institutions Endorse
Father Johns Medi-
cine for Colds and
Bronchial Troubles.

The good that is done by St. Johns s
Hospital of Lowell. Mass, will ever be
held in grateful memory by thousands
of people The Sisters Of Charity who
care for the sick and ailing at this in
stitution, say: 1--WE cheerfully recon-
mend Father Johns Medicina-as a good
remedy for colds, bronchial troubles,
etc, also a tonic for building UP the
system. The ingredients of which it is
composed seem to be perfectly safe and
well worth a trial by all suffering from
troubles specified above (Sigped) Sis
tiers of Charity, ST. Johns Hospital,
Lowell, Mass.
We have permission to refer TO the
Sisters Superior at the following homes
and hospitals where Father Johns Med
icine is in use: Notre Dame de Lourdes
Hospital, Manchester, Ma H. Sisters of
Mercy, ST. Patricks Ornhauage. Man
chester, N H.; ST. Elizabeth's Hospital,
Boston. Mass; St. Joseph's Home; Sis
tiers of Charity. Academy Of the As
sumption, Wellesley Hills, Mass; House
of St. Martha, Manchester, y. H; Hos
pital ST. Vincent de Paul, Manchester.
N H; Ursuline Convent, Waterville,
Ne; st. Jcseph's Hospital. New Bedford,
The Washington times., 1905-01-19

Mass: Asylum of ST. Vincent de Paul.
New York city; Sisters of Holy Cross.
Nashua, n. H; Sisters Of St. Joseph,
Philadelphia, Pa: st. Johns Industrial
School, Newton Highlands. Mass: Sis
ters of Mercy, Meriden, Conn; Sisters
of the Holy Cross, ST. GATHERINGS Nor
NAL Institute, Baltimore. Md: Sisters
of Holy Cross, DoIan Aid Asylum, Bal
timcre. Md: Christian Brothers, Ellicott
City, Md. ana many others, the names
of which we shall be pleased to fur
nish upon application.
we again call your attention to the
fact that Father Johns Medicine con-
tains no opium, morphine, or other
poisonous drugs. and that We refund
the money for any case IF asthma, bron-
chitis. or throat and lung trouble. any
cough or cold ii does not cIlre. IL pre-
vents pneumonia and consumption 1t
is not a patent medicine. cough syrup or
balsam but a body builder and tonic
fifty years in use.
Sold in soc and 81 bottles. The 81 size
contains three times the Quantity of the
ASK your druggist for Father Johns
Medicine.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
VALUABLE INFORMATION
IMPAIRED BY JOHN [

CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-John l. Sullivan
made his debut as a lecturer at the
Waveriy Club last evening. and if his
Chicago appearance may be taken as u
criterion he is IN for season of pros
perity. There were more than 1850 peo-
pie in the hall when the former fighter
arose to address them.
Then John started upon Tour OF the
World
Now we are in Washington he said,
iT1pressiveIy- This is the White House
upon the screen Teddy lives there.
Teddy is a great man He dined with
Booker T Washington some time ago,
Now. 1 haven't anything against that
But Teddy should take Booker T tC
some fine restaurant. like Beefsteak
Johns in New York The White House
has some very pleasant memories asso
ciated with ii.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19

To urge favorable action o.. bill 70
erect a statue to Commodore John
Barry a delegation of prominent Irish
Americans called by appointment today
on Speaker Cannon.
NJ F. O'Donoghue.. secretary of the
National Barry Statue Association, pre-
sented letters showing that the bill has
received the approval of Archbishop
Ireland. John O'Callaghan. of Boston.
secretar'- of the United Irish League of
America: James E. Dolan, president OF
the Ancient Order of Hibernians, and
many other prominent citizens.
Speaker Cannon informed the deleSa-
ton that he personally approved the
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
SMALLPOX BREAKS UUT
AT BUCKkElL UNIVERSITY I

MAHANOY CITY, Pa, Jan. 19--Smah-
pox has made its appearance at Buckneil
University at Lewisburg. John Cure.
student, is down with the disease ne
buildings are undergoing thorough
fumigation-
A general vaccination of the students
mas been ordered. There are 40 studeiils
enrolled at the institute
DIR. George G. Golf, chairman Oh the
committee of preventable disease "
the Pennsylvania State board of health,
is a member of the faculty
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
CAPTAIN LOSES SHIP
BECAUSE OF ACCIDENT

Because of absence from the bridge
at the time the cableship Burnside met
with her disastrous accident by going
on the rocks at Seymour NarroWs'
Alaska, last November, Capt. A. H
Latin has been removed from command
OF her by order OF Quartermaster Cen
eral Humphrey In Washington.
Capt. A H. Walton, formerly COM
mander of the transports Dix and Egg
bert, has been appointed in his stead.
The Burnside is engaged in repairing
the Alaskan cables.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
GAMES OF CHANCE
IN BALTIMORE CLUB
Union League Steward Is Charged With Conducting a
Gambling House-Runaway Student Played Poker
there and Lost His Money.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 19.-Members of
Union League Club are wrought up over
the arrest of Harry Pfeiffer, the stew
ard and John Russell, of the Ivanhoe
Club. charged with maintaining gam
bling at the clubs The cases were sent
on to the grand jury.
Thomas McCluskey, son of Mrs James
McCluskey, of Philadelphia, ran away
from St. Johns College. Annapolis,
where he was student, came to this
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
.HIBERNIANS REQUEST
A STATUE FOR BARRY
Delegation of the Order Calls Speaker Cannon to Urge
Passage of Bill to Honor the Commodore.

measure, but could not promise any
thing on account of the present state
of Government finances. He said nc
would. however. give the matter his
best consideration. Those who called at
the Capitol were
patrick Egan, the Rev. NJ J. Mitchell,
M ] Redding. William F. Downey, NJ
r O'Donoghue, D. +. Frucane, Cor
neIius Lehan. John Fitzmcrris, Michae
7 keane. c. F. Buckley, Joseph F.
Johnson. E. P. Foiliard, T. B. Daily, VII
liam Meehan, P. a. Drury, Thomas Z
! racy, Cotter T. Bride N H. Shea, ano
F p Burke.
REPRESENTATIVES Driscol. Mccarthy
Ryan. Sulzer. and Cochran accompanied
the delegation.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
TRAIN KILLS MAN
RESCUlNG STRANGER

ROCHESTER,. Jan. 19.-L- V. Came, 2
retired manufacturer of Fuirport, grasp
ed a stranger who was standing en- the
New York Central track in front of an
approaching passenger train As he at
tempted to pull the man off the track,
the stranger jumped back, bumped into
Came and hurled him in front of the
locomotive. Came was killed instantly.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19

city, met Pfeiffer and Russell, and lost
his money at poker at the clubs.
His mother learned he had been writ
ing checks on banking institutions in
which he had no money. and ordered his
arrest. Then the gambling story came
out.
1t is declared by Union League meIa-
bers that If a conviction is obtained
every social and political club in the
city will be under the ban, as ALL with
out exception. permit. uphold. and de-
rive benefit from card playing by mem
bers.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
CHICAGO TELEPHONE
EARNINGS INCREASED

CHICAGO. Jan 19.-Earnings of the
Chicago Telephone Company for the
year 1904 broke all former records, the
gross revenue being s6,3ii3n6, compared
with S.. .534. $50, and this IA face or new
competition by the AUTOMATIC system
Net earnings increased only sIi'1oo' 10
50. .5eS. SIG a rate of lii per cent on liie
14. .OoOooo of capital stock
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
REPORTED FAvORABLY.

The bill providing for the extradition
of criminals from the Philippines to the
Jurisdiction of foreign governments in
which they have committed crimes. has
been reported favorably by the House
Committee on the Judiciary.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
MAN BLEEDS TO DEATH
FROM EXTRACTED TEETH

MAHANOY CITY, Pa. Jan. 19.-Trou-
bled by toothache George w Wagner,
twenty-seven years old, of Frackville.
near here, had two teeth extracted.
a hemorrhage ensued. leaving him so
weak from the loss o. blood that he
i=G
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
CARDINAL GIBBONS
REQUEST GRANTED

The Senate this afternoon passed the
bill authorizing the closing Of a part
Of an alley IN square 733 on petition Of
Cardinal Gibbons, Of Baltimore. The
bill was called up by Mr.. Gallinger.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
LINGERING COLD
withstood Other Treatment. But Quick
II Cured by Chamherlaiu's
Cough Remedy

Last winter I caught a very severe
cold which fingered for weeks says J
Urquhart. OF Zephyr. Ontario. M,
cough was very dry and harsh Ths
local dealer recommended Chamber
lains Cough Remedy and guaranteed
II, SO l gave II a trial. One small bottle
of it cured me- | believe Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy to be the best
have ever used" This remedy is fol
sale by all druggists.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
SCHOLARSHIPS co BEGGING.

ITHACA, Jan. 19.-Not a single ca,ndi-
date has reported for the Rhodes schoi-
arship examination held at Cornell.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
Buds PRESIDENT ApIEU.

Senior Don Juan Riano. first secretary
Of the Spanish legation, called on Fresi-
dent Roosevelt 10 bid him good-by-
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
Sporting Goods Specials

Daisy Air Rifles (repeaters);
were Sf25. AT. 89c
Daisy Air Rifles (single shot);
were 75c. At.... 4oc
Extension Roller Skates (con-
crete wheels) were St.25. At. Soc
Extension Roller Skates
(wooden wheels were Soc At SOC
Double End Stocking Bags;
were S1.25. At. soc
Rugby Foot Balls; were 75c-
At. 59c
Boys Sweaters; were Sf.OO
and Sl.25. At. At.......... 7oc
Mems Sweaters; were $50
to $500. AT. ....... o8c
'fBourse" Playing Cards,
were SOC. At. ............. SOC
sherlock Holmes Playing
Cards; were SOC. At.... 800
Base Ball. Playing Cards;
were SOC. At,..-. 59c
Mems High-grade Bicy-
c!es; were $1,000. Al $500
Boys High-grade Bicy-
cles; were $3.50 Al. $500
The Washington times., 1905-01-19

S1.a5 Baltimore and Return, B. & o. O.R.R
Saturday and Sunday. All trains both
ways, both days, except Royal Limit
ed. Hourly Service" Saturday.