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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-03-01
TlENE MAS DE uN sIGLo.

ouLlenuO con ganS!SnA ell el ME
izquierdo. Julian Moreno, di. 1i0 H.
nos dn edad. fuc llevado al Hospital
u. In Ciudad cl juevcs dn In Eam1ia
p1sady,, lsn dOnde So le ampuLlga el
pie. Morsno tiene Ia apariencia tLn
TN hombre ta1 Ssenta. Su vista cs-
ID un POGO turbia, pero tiene una
completa collection de bItencs dient.s
Que iilinca han sentido ei cepilio. rs
nativo de Mexico. pHrn ha vivtdo Ell
San Antonio treimq aEos. Cnnnfo
~ ]" preSunta que ha hecho para
vivir tanto. dice on ua estiio tfpica-
msnte mexicatlo. tSando s,iS mailos
y expression para haci.r mas importan
fe ntrta de sls declaraciones: Nun
ca ~ case5,. no tengan hijos. hagan
POGO por yivir y no 80 mortifiquen. i
Despues "a anciHno SO sonrie. More
no 80 9tuerda bien de Ju&Iez. al IL
bertndor de Mexico. Al momanto do
dar nu edad, los enrareados del IIu.-
pital creyeron que estaba c1.livucatlo
10 preguntaroa su hermano anc
taale S5 afios, y que vive en- San An.
tonic. ST, 81 die. bien". respon-.
dio el htaniano "1iodos nosotro. vi.
Yimos nticho tempo. MI padre mn.
rio muy arcthno" MorsnO es muy
trigueio y tisiie e:i sus veuaa mas
sangre india que espaiioIa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-03-01
PRoPoslTo DE La pRosPE-
RIDAD NAcIONAL.

he saui como describe un 6rgalo
lmlloftanta Ia vida v m!seria do nues
trp pueblo.
In condici6n social De la clase no
brc de Mexico, denRt iado 10 sabe--
noat, es por denlas Geplosable. Des-
do Ia capital dc Ia Repdbliea ho.tq
los dltimos ccnfInss do ella, presenta
ici mas triste cuadrp En- Ia capt.
tai, dondp por set' To- res!denc.a de
los poderes phblicos. ,por cncontrar-
SO en- ella los mayors recrsss==55== :; :.
cultura y pecu.liarios,. y ser el mas
9THGida centro de Ia aeLiyJaad del pals
no 81 exime por $50 d.. encerrar
denlro de su 1sa.into. miles de SaFes,
.cuyD aspecto reyel9. u1ls bsijo nivel mo
raj. Hombres y nrtSeies cubiertos
ciCs. otra nnaitud iiefa Ii 5: pies des
calzoa, sin que taitem mumerosos tra-
batjndpres de u ciudaS psonaS de- los
RLed@doses do II mislsa y ve1daio-
res afnb1lahtes, que nsas Rupjeron
10 que es nsar ,,antas spnsa. Estn
mtSrna psarticulaTida pfrecea Ia ma
yof plFta de. las ctss q sfles de. la Ra
publ Et bieIi is no I.is IL nedi
Eag r6nlact0t1Hs I'll e6tedIIstsifio dSf mn 9
que. la gsute pobR eB rnenos pro.
peaiEa al desaseo de su persona. En-
tuto el interior del pals. ionde no
llega el ntalhalado producto del ma-
guey, pue1a versa eSto qua decin.os.
lgualrtente hay qthe TAconocer que IN
GuadalajaTa. ainlnas do que el pile
bio b1to rs un POGO nleIlos ast.oso
en sli persona que r! de II capital,
ALI desde hace alguros aiios, las
Autoridades obligas1 q los ilnmbrrs,
con gran benepldcato de In decencia
nj tsO del Tafi:al6A. meaida que, por
6sssgIaca, no ha tenido eco en- otrds
parties del pats
Eli cuantO Duestros campos. no
SO vssl sino peones Festidns de- mantil.
en- alBunos lugnres nj ESQ alquieia,
porque sa 1nico vestido es ,in scnci-
l!o teTarrabo.
Paaa que la niikSrlR dc Ia clase In
dfgena vaya en- ,cFeciente, xsgtin 10
alicia de lbs centres poblados, no So
10 Ell 10 material. sino en- 10 mor.Ll,
Tacofdamos a1ui que abunhan ioda-
VIA en- niiestro tefritorio, indios cn.
ueraments silvajeS 6 tndio6 id6latras
-. Bsto no h9 obstado para QUE mu
cnoa rteos nssStcanos hayan dado' un
opcto para las missones do los me-
groS de Africa, peTo no Sc Les ha
octrrido pesisar en- sua infeiices CO
terraneos, baitressados al mas grosefo
retidnlsno.
81 do las peraonaa pasantos 4 las CO.
Bas ; Que pottrfa decirSs de las habi-
taciotiea do Ia clase humilde do nues
tro pals?
Cuaado - hlzo 81 censo, pudieron
Haapafse las cCpdiciones en- d,ue vfye
ea este capital Ia gents pobre. En-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-03-01
uN ;,,.!I aEMEplo " rAvoRlro PARA LOS

Es a4radablS al paiadar eura muy
pronto. 10 que ha hecho aue ., Rs.
medic de Chamberlain para Ia Tos,
tChamberlainis Cough Remedy sea
ln fayorIto con las madres do las
Dihos. Altyta rfonto Ia tos los
restfiadoa eylta cuaiauier peliEro
da pillmonla d 0tras sarias coiise..
c,tenelaS. No colo cuT1 ei Group. nj
no que ri vs hade tan prontu como
la los del Group aparezca, syitarG 81
etnquo. De yenta an la Eotica dol
Leon, dc F. a. Chapa, San Antonio
TexaR.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-03-01
1905. Pablo Cruz Editor \ Props

q y - u. y b; sss,
- trpcaS este ca.
balJ0 toSs s tH6 bl6nC0.
Il Ayi q ffrinasiA elecci6r,
hA 20 atlys sii5.
~ rt,o nj muter II
u q al y lGe nalhs blGncos. No
4ol, loa tnlrd6s que me he
ssG1sSk. tel cs1ls qua ha dicho para
5conN cefImA de1 ean4bio, 81. haste
n dorado Ii pobTecita!
z pefa 4 Nil POGO 4. !. !.
~ Ytslr ech6 al otss d la yaca infis
eiitFe Las eacslsss que queda--
b1n y 20 Ia entirg6 al buen hombIe
dicf6adole:
Tosna, hijo; ordefa pacien,ausen
- Ite ntanso animal v no preten--
idASsaet 81 tinico gus monte los cabs
i1l01 del Cnaila re perdono Ia vi
o. .'en holsof de IL b.tyiia noticla q,le
III
asf fue como Ahll- -Giafar Al
.1nsor pudo yer desfiiar por el patio
del negio alca8Ir sn5a quinientos ca-
ihallt = nj una sola yaca.
s5.. - Ran1;ro Bkanco.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-03-01

ECHAHoN La CASA ron La VEN.
TANA.
hl Estado de Yicaidn Rast6 on las
tiestas con- l''e ft,e faStejado el Pre-.
si9eflte Dtgz en- sii vista a Gtlrida. q
pIiJtrlpios p ds Febrrero. Ia guma dc
100000, ENtfnvaRanclal
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-03-01
La REINA aARaARiTA.

In Reina Yiuda MaFsarita, do ia.
lts. hA ortienadp sus sy,idqs ono
apreauren sils pnaparatiyos de- ytais
america, descando sailf da Italia 4
fines DO Abrlj, :"
Sn MaJtbtsd tnletitn permaneGr n.
~ sentsrs en- Nnaya York antes .l.,
efiI'rezfder 81 yistc tn autonl0yil
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-03-01
pnneARANposE PARA TEXAS

Ei Representatives. dc Saali Bern.
hardt. w. II. German, gu Kansas Ci-
~, Mo., he cotnprado una tleaha de
circo G0mpktBs1ieni,s cauIpada G,le 80
"a ilaada en- las ciuhades do Texas y
pr0babicmerte de California, IN d,D,
no psedan obttmrFae tsalroa dc prl.
mera Glaze para In incompatible TIA.
siaa La uenda isstH nina capieidad
10 1850 asientna.
Las cltdahes teSasaa IN qita In ar.
ttAta trahajarE son; Dalias, Forth
Worth, A,ailn. Waco. San Antonio
Galveston y Houston, y ella tIsard j.
tgenha solo en- Adaslias parties en- dut
los teatins csten ccffadns para ella.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-03-01
BUEN PICO.

bUEN PIGO, =
FL Sccretario do Guerra ha prezen-
tado ,:i Infornte NJ CongresO. mns--
trando quiz el Estado de Texas gas
70 $2sG,S14 Ell defensa de IA frontcra
texana de 1856 1869. s.umn que no
lie ha sido reamboIsnda por e Co
bicrno de los Estados unidos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-03-01

No fruza el echo; parezca Ud. ale.
gW. 81 anfre I'd. indigestion, q n
gruras, estomGcales, tome 81 Kodol
para In Cura de Ia Dispepsia (lSodo,
Dyspepsia C.re) Ei Hon. Jalka
Moore do Atlanta, Ga, dice: "sufri
mas de raiutc afios de Indigestion.
Un amigo me- recon;endo el Kodol,
que mo sltvi6 Ell I'm dfa, ahofa
goaO a, nteJor galud quo anfes". HI
Kodol dlgiera 10 que I'D. come, an
prime las agruraa. los gascs dfsi este
mayo los eru;os. Vsndido ell Ia 10
ticu del Lr6n. de Z. A chapa. San
Antonio. Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-03-01

NO HAY FIHBRg AMARILI.A.
H Deparlameato do Kauidnd do Ia
7Habana ha a1tnciaio que Actualmau
TO no hay nj nm solo caso do fiebre
atrAnrllia en- Cuba.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-03-01

CoMFIlE vD. La CRUZ ELEorEI.
ea. CtTA q reutaatisnap ofraa en-
Isymedades. Vale un peso. Pablo crga
san Antonio, TAHa1,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07
Notice TO Sell Rsal Estate
onn y. Adams Deceased.

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APPEAR Al sAid time snd place. and. u thef see
cslsc. object thereto.
Bt THH CorHT
Attest. JoBS V. CAKSEY. JndRe.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07
CREW AWAITED DEATH.
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BOSTON. Marh THE Wrrck n
the four masi-i schooner Mary Man.
ming in mid Aiianiic was learned when
her crew arrived here on the British
steamer casiila. They are exceeded
In horror and hardship by no tragedy
~ the sea In which Hosion had bccn
conccrn.i Ter great many years.
The Manning had been struck by
I lightning. had been dlsmastcd. had lost
her boats aud had had all her proyi.
-lons ruined excepting few canned
vegetables. Tile captain aud his nine
men had been waiting FOR what seemed
certain death for ITO hours when the
Casilla sighted the wreck
With their vessel stripped ~ her
masts aud sails. her hull filled and
soaked with water and with the ruined
hulk driven 10y wind aud current. a
mere wntcrloggcd raft and derclict.
the captain. one passenger and crew Of
eight men were for four days m1dled
upon the after deck house. barely sub.
sistlng on little canned corn and
water. clinging for their lives 60 the
Icy woodwork and exposed TO the frlgid
seas which constantly broke over them
Finally. when the deck house was
washed away, the men were forced TO
take refuge on the spankcr boom from
which some of them dropped from
sheer exhaustion when the boats of the
Casllda arrived alongside and from
which the others jumped into the boats
to save their lives. Before that the
mate had leaped overheard in dellri-
um, but Norwegian sailor, in spite Of
the fact that he had been injured by
the shifting deckload of lumber sprang
after him and effected his rescue.
All OF the ten individuals were In
state of collapse from suffering. hun
ger and exposure when taken off by
the Casilda. The rescue was made 100
miles south by east of the Nantucket
south shoals lghtship, and when last
seen the schooner was barely afloat
she was bound from Fernandina, Fla,
for New York with cargo of railroad
ties. She was a victim of storm of
unusual severity which developed six
days after she had left the southern
port. She was valued ut $4,000
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DETAIL OF
ELECTION


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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07
BERTHA CLAICHE
PLEADS GUILTY
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Testify 90 r.iiss or.u.
NEW YORK. Marvh 7.-Amid a sc~s.r
% unprecedented upfosr In = criminal
tribunal BERTHE Claiche. ~. French
Elri charged siib killlpg Emil 0eriron
whose mistress shs bad b-cu. pleaded
guilty 10 manslaugbisr In the nrst de
gree before Justice Davis aud jury
II IL said that Tho girl. by virtue % an
agreement between the district sttor.
ney and her lawyers. l. TO testify and
lay bare the system Of graft praciIced
upon women by dishonest policemen
attached 20 tho Tepdsrioln station and
to the "vIce squad"
After tho plea had been entered and
Clerk Penny started 10 take the girls
pedigree the young woman swooned
and fell In heap ut her counsers feet.
She was carried to n table and laid
out Rcvlying slightly. she screamed:
Mother! Motheri''
Every one. from Judge TO Jurors.
was shouting commands and words OF
advlce.
The entire courtroom was In a tur-
moil. and many OF the women specta-
tors tainted and added theIr hysterical
cries to the general uproar.
The Claiche case had attained consid-
cradle notoriety through the disclosures
II brought regarding the so called "vice
squad" OF tho police department. Sew
eral policemen were accused by the
defense Of being mixed up In the muir
der Of Gerdron, and the prosecution as
serted that policeman held Gerdron
while Berthe shot him. The girls story
that Gerdron had forced her into lead
ing a life of shame that he might live
luxurlously upon her earnings and that
she killed him in self defense secured
her much sympathy at first, but reve-
latlons in the courtroom destroyed
most Of It, The whole case was one of
sickening disclosures Of the under
world
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ALL We ASK lsA TRIAL

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07
Serious Labor Troubles Feared.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March IA
serious clash in labor circles Is feared
as the result of action by the executive
council of the United Textile Workers
Of America taken in adopting resolu-
ton recording its opposition to any
United Textile Workers union form
ing an alliance with another body not
affiliated with the United Textile
Workers of America.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07
some Cable Lines Restored

NEW YORK, March Tt is an
nounced by the Commercial Cable COM
pany that communication is restored
with st. Thomas, St. Croix, st. Lucia,
Grenada, st. Kits, Antigua, Guade-
loupe, Dominica, Martinique, Dutch
and French Guiana. Communication
ia still interrupted to ST. Vincent, Bar
bados, Trinidad and Demerara.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07
Frost For L,..vitoh at Capital.

ST. PETERSBURG, March Lieu
tenant General Linsvitch has arrived
here. Lieutenant General Rudiger
minister Of war, and few military
officers were at the station to welcome
him, but no demonstration was ar
ranged In his honor. His reception
WAS cold.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07
s.vsnoe moy Ne total wreck,

WILMINGTON, n. c., March T.
The condition of the Clyde steamer
Navahoe, which went aground between
the inner and outer Cape Fear bars on
Saturday last. Is unchanged. She is in
eight feet of sand, and all efforts to
move her have failed. The Navahoe is
in perIlous position. and 1t is feared
she will be total wreck.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07

LODI. Russian Poland, March T.
The war against police officials here
still continues. Il captain and a ser
geant of police being killed last night.
The assassins escaped. A band of
toughs are attacking shops, fats and
offices and eNtortlng money at the
ooint of revolvers
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07
Tornado at Norfolk. yn.

NORFOLK, Va, March 7.--During a
heavy rainstorm a tornado struck West
Henderson and wrecked two four sto-
ry frame buildings owned by w. Il.
Carey and the American Tobacco com
pany, Both buildings were stored with
thousands of pounds of tobacco owned
by the company. No lives were lost.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07

WILKESBARRE, Pa. March T.
The new postofiice at Luzerne was
burglarized at an early hour The
large safe Was blown open and the in
terror of the building wrecked. Four
hundred dollars in cash and 500 worth
of stamps We're taken by the burglars,
who escaped,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07

p A clam chowder supper will be
served in the chapel OF 1.-The Second
Congregational church Wednesday
evening, March I, at $50. This chow
der will be made and served by Fred
l. Harmon. This fact alone is guar
antee for the excellence OF thechowder.
The hour has been changed to $50 in
order that men may have ample time
to leave their places of business and
reach the church in good sea, on for
the supper. A cordial invitation is
extended to ALL Tickets % cents. 1t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-17
(To Be Continued.l
-he rA12ps lEfisG.

The Drti.2u:Iy plu.ued birds o1 }:' ,xvpicel forests are e'Epasel to n,,.::= }ungers. anal if they were not 4ltt-; tin peculiar yet usefui instincts ti."
 ,'ou.a cail ;aaa>y victims to their ei,., u.e3 s"i.,.'eging taonIcy9 and L :. ,ls:-e '"H2l and eat thcji- eggs. wl,'> A@ir oG8pr,rg are proyel l!pon by fo> ,.=s.25;...y .s',> z;.t t takes, a sly .noa'
 @3r K t3 5, a'Itsl.. oe .,le taile' 4;;tl. 2 snlnl! Eaat Indian singing hir. ,'." a,;t!rs her neSt 70 s,.iilfu.:y 1ht:i lr "t"Mie.s cannot i.i:i It. DO matter il1. ju1u tncy try Thts she does by usi". per lonp slen,ler nil as ,lee@.iie " ..- tho Gh ij:.er .,f q parasitic p!a.1 i,7r,nIant II. :he tropics. as a threa ,.l,, s,'ygs {, lead ieal tai. from th. end of q sicos,er and hanging branc.., and hetr,ccn these leaves she bui' nc~ Ar~..:i, vi.",t neither monkey uti snake can approach. because u, rrG ncE wit; .,.t bear it's WeigLI.