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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-10-05
HTSTORIA DE UN
AMOR FATAL.
El Drama de Penasco, Ocurrido e Ie de Septiembre,
1905, Investigado la corte de Distrito,
en- Santa Fe. Ia Semana Pasada.
El ACusadO Juan Manuel
Romero, HalladO
Sin Culpa.


dado de Santa Fe, Sc reuni6 para
Ia Investigation del drama de Pc
flasco, este Condado, d las 8 de la
mai1ana, el lnartes, 25 de Septiem-
bre lItimo, con todos los MEM
bros de este tribunal presentes.
Fl territorio estaba representado
en- la causa del asesinato por los
licenciados E. A. Fiske, de Santa
F6, ]. B. Lusk, de Taos Y Julius
Stab, de Albuquerque. Los Ii
cenciados de la defensa eran I. B.
Catron v Charles G. Catron, de
Santa Fs.
Sc necesit6 todo ell dfa el martes
antes que un jurado fuese organi
zado on la causa del Territorio VS..
Juan Manuel Romero, acusado del
asesinato de EstGban Sanchez. FL
lines solamente once jurados fue-
ron aceptados y tres listas especia-
les mas tuvieron que scr servidas
antes que el otro jurado fuese es-
cogido. La primer Iista especial
fue de seis nombres, y despues dos
de cuatro fueron expedidas. Guam
do el 1iltimo jurado fu6 escogido
fnaImente va era tempo de pr6r-
roga y la averiguaci6n no Sc CO.
memo hasta ell martes en- la mana
ma.
Esteban Sanchez fu6 muerto en-
su casa de Penasco temprano en- Ia
nanana del dia 10 de Septiembre,
1905. Conducfa un comercio ge-
neral en- Ia poblaci6n y viva en-
una parte del establecimiento.
Dos selnanas antes de su tragedia
y muerte escribi6 una carta solici-
tando la mano para casamiento de
la seflorita Josehta Romero, la hi
ia de Juan Manuel Romero, de
Penasco. La ]6ven por alguna
raz6n u otra 50 tard6 en- responder
la nis.na por cerca de dos semanas,
y inalmente dirigi6 una nota acep-
tando su proposition, Entretanto
Sanchez habia venido 4 la conclu-
sion que sus deseos no eran bien
recibidos por la muchacha y le es
cribi6 otra vez relevandola de la
promesa del matrimonio. Por
una suerte fatal sucedi6 que estas
dos cartas fueron escritas practica-
inente 4 la misma vez. A las s.
dc Ia lnanana del dfa 10 de Sep
tiembre, Romero fn6 4 la casa de
Sanchez y demand6 Ell retorno de
Ia carta escrita por sp hija en- la
.cual ella di6 su coEsentiIniento.
Sanchez Sc hallaba todavia en- la
CANA en- ese tempo y dijo que
habia destrufdo la carta. La con-
versaci6n que Sc sigui6 fue escu-
chada por Eusebio SandovaI quien
habfa sido llevado como testigo
por Romero. Romero entonces
sac6 una pistola y empez6 a tirarle
a Sanchez Dispar6 tres tiros VI
el tercer tiro tom6 efecto. La ba-
Ia le peg6 a Sanchez en- el lado IL
quierdo y entro por todo su cller-
po. Murio POGO despuea. ElI
primer tiro falto del todo, y 81 se-
gundo tiro apenas le TOGO la piel.
Urbana Ortega, ana dependien-
te empleada en- la tienda de San
chez, fu6 Ia primer testiga llama
da al testiguario en- la averiguacion,
la cual fue llevada 4 Santa F6 bajo
cambio de lugar del Condado de
Taos Testified que Romero VI
Sandoval vinieron a la tienda Ger
ca de las 8 de la manana en- 81 dfa
dc Ia tragedia Diio que estaba
barriendo la tiepda cuando en-
Itraron. Romero le pregunt6
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-10-05

SO, por parte de los hasta aqui in
dependencies, ell hon Ramon San
chez, que dur6 treinta minutes Y
cerrando Ia junta y afrmando Ia
conciliaci0n, con tres ADIos 4 Los
DEMocRATAs.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-10-05

@AfN%~eNCNN j
diio que Sanchez no SO habia le-
vantado de la cana todavfa. San
chez estaba durmiendo entonces on
un cnarto contiguo 4 la tienda y
asi le inforn6 d Romero. Rome
70 y Sandoval entonces entraron al
cuarto y 81 los siguio hasta la puer-
ia. FL testigo dice que oy6 d los
dos hombres estar hablando iuntos.
Romero le dijo 4 Sanchez que le
entregara la carta que habfa sido
escrita por su hija a 10 cual San
chez respondio que la habfa des-
truido. Ortega dice que oyd
que tres tiros fueron disparados en-
succession y VIC a Romero salirse
con la pistola humeante en- su ma
no.
La senorita Feliberta Vigil, una
sirvienta en- la casa de Sanchez,
fu@ la siguiente testigo. Dice
tambien que oyo la conversation
entire Romero y Sanchez. Testi-
fico que venia de la cocina cuando
oyd hablar muy recio y Sc detlivo
para acertar que era 81 asunto.
Repentinamente un tiro de pistola
fu6 disparado seguido por dos mas.
Corri6 prontamente para ell cuarto
y encontr6 a Romero con una pis-
tola en- sus manos. Ella dice que
le dilo a Romero que no matara a
Sanchez. A este ella dice que 6l
le apunt6 con la pistola en- una
manera amenazante y lie dljo que
81 tambien ella guerra perder su
vida. Ella dice que le dijo que
no queria ser muerta nj tampoco
ningnna otra persona. La senori-
ia Vigil dijo que mientras el ba.
leamiento tomaba lugar Sandoval
estaba sentado muy quietamente
en- una silleta, pero cuando Rome
ro hizo observaciones amenazantes
a ella salt6 y cogio a Romero del
bra2o.
La Sra. Petra Smith fue la ter
cera y Ultima testigo examinada
el martes en- la manana y va eran
las doce en- punto cuando los H.
cenciados habfan conclude Ia
contra examination. No fue una
testigo ocular al baleamiento y no
supo NADIA del mismo hasta POGO
despu6s. Dijo que Romero ha-
bia venido d la tienda de la cual
su esposo es propietario y le pre-
gunt6 que 81 Sc hallaba ALI. Sn
esposo 50 hallaba afuera entonces,
por donde Romero Sc hallaba sin
decir cual era su mission.
Romero regres6 otra vcz des-
pues de media hora, dijo ella, y
trafa una pistola en- sus manos..
Dijo que no paEecia que estaba ex-
citado va fuera en- su manera 8
conversation.
Tn rollo de cartas las cuales pa
saron entire Sanchez y la senorita
Romero han sidO introducidas CO.
mo eyldencla. Las epfstolas estan
todas escritas en- espanol. Entire
elias Sc hallaba la malograda que
fue responsible por la muerte de.
Sanchez. Las notas que q le es-
cribio q su amante proponi6ndole
el matrimonio Y subsecuentemente
relevandoIa despues de su CONT
nuo silencio tambien son una parte
del exhfbito.
MERCEDES, Septiembre 2S.
Embellishments despues que la
corte Sc reunio el microbes a las 8
de la manana Sc tom6 un receso
hasta las dos de Ia tarde. Siete
testigos fueron examinados el mar
(continda en Ia 4ta, pagina col. lra.)
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-10-05
Mercedes, Septiembre 2S.

Inmediatamente despues que la
corte Sc reunio el microbes a las 8
de la manana Sc tom6 un receso
hasta las dos de la tarde. Siete
testigos fueron examinados el mar
(Continua en- la 4ta. pagina col. 1ra.)
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-10-05
Ambas Facciones Indepen-
dienteS y Republicanos
Netos, Sc Concilian
y TodoS Son Repu-
bliCanOS NetoS.

Adios dem6cratas!
Adios, Adios!
RAMON SANCHEZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
ALL RUSSIA IN UNREST.
e1GNS or COlIING STORM.
Efforts to Organise General Strike
Hosc05c Turbulent.

& Petersburg March cl.-The unrest among
o., Pueslsu vorkmen is growing II is largely
u. m tho governments repressive measures in
- 7-oriuces and especially 10 the threatening
.-rs-.-n IN -he Don and other regions. At
~.s-s-no-ay 10000 men Of the Hughes Iron
49, are already reported 10 have struck
--.st Moscow great agitation prevails in the
.s-s-~t-r sections. The movement is connected
-. The demand ~ the Social Democrats and
-sr,,u.larfzrs Tor another general political
strike
The government organ, "Gosudarstvo." prints
. dispatch from Moscow to-day saying that
-.v-sr merchants and their families are Ieav-
.-r that ctrz ion haste owing 10 fears Of Jewish
-ssss-~e ~ Easter. At TheodOsia, in the Crimea.
crowd broke into 2 synagogue and destroyed
--s srr7- and r1e religious emblems and pictures
The Department ~ Posts and Telegraphs has
answered that concerted efforts are being made
IL -z-47us parts ~ the country again to organ
70 2 union NJ The employees Of that department.
The court nj Appeals has sentenced NJ. Noto-
-.--r formerly Editor ~ the Jewish paper No
~,s-f~ ~ .-.rris0u-nert for one year in a
s,-r-see Tho principal count in the indictment
mas bss-5 aron The reproduction in the NO
--z-r- NJ speech boy Herr Bebel. the German
socialist leader
The -Nazra Shfsu~ to-day asserts that the
r.ris-s- NJ the Interior has ordered the censors
nj 70 pass dispatches containing adverse cleo
ZION news
MOSCOW March 2l-Iu view Of the agitation
ss-s among the vorkmen, owing to the efforts
q, bring about another general strike. the
rs15a-rrs on duty AT the railroad stations here
s-s srre5 with rifles
Bo5-rss. Province Of AIiusl March Eight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22

No exaggerarion-Hand and Ervelope-
leather strap or braided hardIss-Erred
with one or two pie-es-reE-la- vaIues.
80 - as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
CHINESE LABOR IN TRANsvAAL.
House Rejects Mr.. Chamberlain's Motion for
Royal Commission.

London. March 21-The House Of Commons
rejected to-day by 37S to 10 votes a motion Of
Joseph Chamberlain recommending the appoint
ment Of a royal commission to inquire into the
economic and moral effect Of Chinese labor in
the TransvaaL
Inc whole of the evening session Of the House
was consumed in debate on the motion Of
william Pollard Byles. Liberal censuring Lord
Miner former High Commissioner for South
Africa, for authorizing the Aoggfng Of coolies
In South Africa in contravention Of the treaty
with China. and on the amendment Of the
Under Colonial Secretary. Mr.. Churchill to that
motion. recording condemnation Of the Jogging.
nut IN the interests Of peace and Cancellation i'm
South Africa, Directing 10 the censuTe of fndi-
viduals
Lord Miner. said ii would be despicab BILE to hui
initiate great public servant for a single error
of judgment The motion, he said. was vim
dicttve. Lord Miner had frankly expressed re-
gret for the error. If. Mr.. Chamberlain said.
either the motion or the governments cOwardly
Parliament would expunge from the records such
4 dlsgracefUl motion.
Mr.. Churchill I'm moving his amendment,
urged that the Liberals could afford to be gen
service after eighteen years Of eXhausting work
without either a pension a gratuity. il was
not worth while 10 pursue him further. Mr..
Churchill appealed 10 the House not to adopt
the motion. A. J. BafOuT. eChOing Mr. Cham
berlain's sentiments. said the amendment offered
by Nj Churchill was more insulting than the
motion.
Eventually Mr.. Byless motion was negatived
without division and Mr.. ChurChills motion was
carried by a majority Of 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
SAY STRIKERS SENT CIGAR BOX BOMB
Members of Firm Attribute Internal Ma
chine Received to Labor Troubles.

The police OF the Liberty avenue station and the
,s+o45ce authorities are endeavoring 10 hnd the
-o7 or Dergons who sent Internal machine
tbouef the mails yesterday TO the firm OF j. EisneI
g co who have a garment factory IN Sheffield ave-
nm. Fast New York. The machine was mailed
,-s,,gI tbe general postofncc Brooklyn, on Tues
a. night and delivered yesterday morning on re-
.t,.i-- the Dackage Mr.. Arens, the superintendent
-e-,[ed he outside covering. revealing cigar oo1
10 US In the act OF pulling string attached 70
-. ia ~ the box when he detected some pIach
s,-s yrlich fell out Of the box one OF MS clerks
recaiIed mat a package containing dirt ana note
49, - eeect that the next package received would
s.61ovy mn Mr. Areus and the president OF the con
,lr- nd heeu received previously
rare deposited the package in d bucket oil water.
where il gave forth kissing SOUND AieiS SEM one
Of tbe clerks out for a policeman VINO looK me
.r-ri,arce 10 the police station INSIDE or ue
cIp+r hos was found un DcA niied with blacS
,,Ivg,yer win fuse attached. aHo cotton soaked
win some chemicals. Parlor matches were so a.
rsroed that the opening Of the box would cause me
heads Of the matches 70 rub against strlp OF saiu
nsner Tho DOce and the members or me HrLn az
convinced Thai some of the men who went on strike
t6ree weeks 40 sent the machine .
The errfke was started by the Garment N"I 80
T-rfo1 10 force the EIsner company 10 ir'h-i =
sigrz.-f-e vyorxmeu discharged infeC weeks ds3
cause Of slack business The rlrEeF= ha u't4
causing dtsturhances around the factor ana man
OF the non-unlon workers have been attacked A1o
haaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
STORAGE NOTICES.
GLOBE STORAGE AND CARPET
CLEANING COMPANY.
3O2. 3O4. 500 and 800 East 6lst 81.

New-Nork March 10Th. 1906.
To Charles Oleudorf. Mrs Bell. Jane
Brownwell Henrietta Bennon. Alice O'Coli-
nor. Mrs r. q. Beach, Mrs Williams, Rob
ert Hunter. Max Kramer. SaIie Washing
ton. a. C0nnolley. j. Burke A. Rich, Mr..
Loggenburg. A N. Richter, Mrs. McGrath.
Miss Ryan. Mrs. J. e. BOnneu rhos. PHI
bin. g. Fl. scott. Margaret McNalley, Mrs
Lahey. L. King ThOs. ODouneu, Mrs. J..
Donovan l. Nathan. Mr. Regime. NJ No
Mauus, VIM Smith. J. trOnlH. Mr. Bach.
Mr. H. Hessberg, Mrs Fisk. Mr. Wendt.
p KapIsn. Mrs. DrisCOu. Mrs Mastern,
Mrs Mallou. 81. Tosca. NJ Cochraue y.
PriaI. Monte Collins. A. Weiss. II. A. Phil
lips. You and each Of you are hereby mott
fed that the time FOR payment OF our lien
upon thu property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof had
been given you. this company viii cause
such property. To- Wit: household goods. per
SonaI effects and merchandise. stored by you
or I'm Your name iu the Globe Storage and
Carpet cleaning Go. Warehouses. to be sold
al public auction according to the statute
In such case made and provided. al the
warehouse 300 East 6lst St. New-YOrk
city, on Thursday, April 18th 1896. al
1890 d M and If the sale thereof h not
completed on the said date the same Will he
continued at the same place on each and
every Thursday thereafter beginning az
1890 a. m. until the sale is completed.
GLOBE STORAGE AND CARPET CLEAN
ING COMPANY
A 3. YETTER. President and Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
The MOSCOW BANK ROBBERY.
Attack Reported Organized by the Revolu-
tlOnaTv Committee

s. Petersburg. March 21.-The "Novoe Vrem-
ys's. account OF the robbery Of the Credit
Mutual The robbers getting S432. 500. says that
ne vaults were open and that several employees
Fs-z present when the twenty bandits entered.
TIE men were armed with bombs as we'll as
with revolvers. Their leader announced that he
ans In the name IF the evolutionary commit
zee which needed money. promising that the
s--pluye= or me bank would not be harmed
-r.sss thew raised an outcry. II they did so. ne
would blow up The establishment with bombs
saving eve are desperate and not afraid to
die
While me bandits were AT work one man stood
with lighted fuse near a powerful bomb which
had beer placed on table ready 70 he exploded
= such step became necessary. The telephone
vas disconnected. and when the bandits had
completed -leir work the employees Of the bank
were warned that If they gave an alarm within
f+tse- minutes after the departure OF the band
bonn would he throw through the windows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
SMOKING CA For ENGLISH WOMEN

london. March 1l-The first smoking car re-
s4-F-6 ny aar.er fu Great Britain left London
terminus to-day FOR Liverpool The windows
f labels reading Ladies Smoking. The in
Atheists tle spread ~ smoking among
-.sF' women 'u recent years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
Fittings for
The Sumner Home
A little money goes TAR!

4 little money goes TAR.
Tapestry Table Covers
SILK huisn-au immense VARIETY
OF new designs and -1l1rirgs a.
yard square frilgei-w1rt- Is ~
Art sateens-pure. rich IuSrrr
white or tinted grounds with e1-
quisite hOral deslgus-56 inch ~
worth So ........ =
AT Tickinss-f'r drape-ies. pillows
BOZ covers etc--bealuful designs
have all the appearance % hiEn -
cost goOds-36 inch-vaIue IS s4sO
New Tapestries IN GooeIlu weave
the wonderful Cashm.r and Moorish
deslgns-aiso tafreta and do-aI no
e1ects-50-inch-w1r 81 So - 20
Fine Au-Slk DamasSs-ul agnldcert
goods in Empire and aoraI design
Two tones OF mbluatilu color. 40
tngs-value s. as 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
A PROTECTIVE TARIFF IN JAPAN
Higher Duties on Flour and Leather-A Re
taliatory Clause

London. March 22-"The Daily Telegraph s"
Toxic correspondent explains the Tariff Read
iustrnent bill now before the Diet as protec-
tion measure II will increase duties, among
Other things on -four and leather, the ldea ap-
10 re7-+1y, being he says 10 develop grain grow
Inc in Manchuria and the leather trade IN Corea.
the hin also has clause directed against the
irluorration Of subsidized manufactures ana EN-
,tyar-iDe, the government by Imperial ordinance
d, {rcrease duties against countries dlscrlmlnal-
inc against Japanese vessels or goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
- 80 cLAIMs. ss1O.OoOOOO

Johannesburg. March 2l-The South African
Compensation Committee. which IS examining
Claims +.r losses sustained I'm the Boer War, has
complete. ms --hr~- The committee examined
ESQ demands The aggregate Of which is ap
.l1i1a-a ssr""1nH0n The sum Of $4I50oOoO
a-s beer owed for the settlement Of these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
DANIELS MAKES SWIMMING RECORD.

-" March 2--NeW York Athletic Club
'-1a-s -.--i-at defeated the Chicago Athletic
eI fH- events bur the water polo
ss-. q. % Daniels. in the ro-yardS swim. low
worlds record. covering the distance in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22

TXPEWRITING.
NEW UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. $50.
new Oliver. 500. Remington No, 2 4i5.
Addressograph. &25. Rotary Neostyle. 30.
Edison MimeoEraph. s.. ribbons. IS cents.
NATHANS - Fulton 81.
TYPEWRITERS. - Remington, $40. Gran
dali. So Densmore, YOst or Hammond,
$3.50 Expert repairing. GAY. l2l West
l25th -
-yPEWHITERS All makes sold. rented.
repaired. exchanged. reliable service
GORMAN 20 Sassau-st Telephone ,. Itu-
CoTtlandt.
TYPFWRITERS RENTED An makes. all
prices A " NJ co. $40 Broadway.
Phone $3.50 Franklin
500 CASH PAYMENT secures New
W-llinEtiu Visible Typewriter. balance
Taya hI- in small weekly payments. WILL
JAMS MEG 90. $3.50 Bruat0 fE. TEL .1s
-Frauklt.
1--WE TTPEV EITEEs f-r sole in srld
working condition Jour choice for $40.
Room sos, o. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
$500 Kisses Jackets


Tan Covsrt-FanCy strapped seams
stitched scallops-iulaid colIars-rufTs %
match-satin lined-14 20 IS years
Limft-One.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22

CORRESPONDENT ADVERTISER. IN
business for himself in a town in Central
New York. would like 10 obtain. by CORE
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different busiD -ss- Address w. II. l.. Box
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forty for position OF bOOkkeeper and gen
eral office work. knowledge OF real estate
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22

g Ct Listerated Tooth Powder, s
Put up by Wright & CO.. c1-uis-s-Ia-zs
bottles
LfrUfr-Tvr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22

Extremely smart styles in three
quarter length-elegant mixtures
fancy tailored IN choice designs
new style sleeves-fancy buttons
Eotched collars OF novelty coIlarIess
e1eCts-very hne garments n %
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22

VIE WANT HIGH GRADE MEN
Statesmen. Embroiderles E3, 500; clothing.
81 OoO. Managers. Collection, subscription
book house 81 90, advertising. department
store experience. S2lOO Advertising so
ucitor for trade paper, 81. 200 and commits
sion. Private secretary s.. O40- BOokksep-
ers and clerks. $3.50 81 800. HAPGOODS
Suite COS 8Uq Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
sl.2A Winners Wrsppers.. IS

Nice Spring Percales-neat styles. best
Colors-with and without yokes-neatly
trim'd and fuished-sizes "a 20 46.
Iimit-Tw0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
SIZE Rabies Bnrnets

Emb'd China SIX - fun fare pokes-
single or double ruf1es-Sarin ribbon and
laoe-full top trim e Of Rosette or French
Bow-Silk StrfnEs-Sizes to 4 yrs
Ifruft-Tu-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
Sl.2S Sateen Skirts


Rich mercerized fnish-pIain and Gccor-
dion founces-one 10 three ruf1es-
tucked, fancy stitched or strapped.
Limit-TwC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
WOrnen's Garments

don't look like the usual ready made and
coors.It viii be difficult such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

VIOLIN. AmatI formerly property OF late
Tbeodore Thomas. sold By him 70 Mr.
Nicholas L>ousworth. here on sale nom Cin-
rfnnati FLECHTER. p Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22

IOOD BOARD Is q luxury. good board. nice
room, heat, running water. IS. 249 West
10Th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
VOTES RECORDED BY ELECTRICITY.

81 Petersburg March p The seats % be o-cu-
pied by members Of the National Assembly ~ rho
T4urde Palace have been equipped with electrical
apparatus The members VIII press buttons TO reg
tLeE khstT XQlss q La Glsgk& assks 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
THE WEST END OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


New York March I'd. 1906.
To O.. A. Murray. Mrs e.. n. Morgan
Mrs j. Butler. Miss Edith z. Sheppard.
Mrs Annie Ryan. Mrs +. A Powers, E.
l. lincoln, John ". Ware Mrs J.
% Brien. Mrs. Leila O'NeiiI. Mrs. MARY n
Jordan NJ Kelly. Mrs Marion Ecker
Briggs. Ms. A. McGaroy. Mrs. s A. Ful-
Ter Mrs. VI. Brezette- You and each Of you
are hereby notified that. the time for pay
ment Of our lien UPON the property here
matter described having expired. after que
notice thereof had been given YOU. We viii
cause such property. 10 wit household
goods. personal effects and merchandise
stored by YOU or lu YOUR name in The West
End Storage Warehouse. To- he sold at pub
Ii0 auction. according TO the statute I'm such
case made and provided at GEORGE
MERLE AUCTION ROOMS. 1856 EAST
18TH ST NEW YORK CITY. on Tues
dsv April 1Oth. 1906. at 1870 a. m. and
n the sale thereof As NOT completed on the
said date the same viii no continued at the
same place on the next day. Wednesday
April 18th. 1905 beginning r.. 1880 a. m,
until the sale is completed
Til WEST END STORAGE " WAREHOUSE.
GRANT WAYNE, Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22

Gloucester. Mass, March 1.-THE loss Of three
OF his crew during last Mondays terrible storm
was reported by Captain Edward Prezey, Of the
Boston fishing schooner Eta Mildred. which
plt in here to-day. The men were out In
5ories about three miles off Highland Light
Monday when the weather grew thick. Captain
Prezev picked up all Of his boats but one. IN
which were the three missing men AS the men
we're near shore It is thought they stood a
chance of reaching land, but UP TO noon to-day
nothing had been heard from them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
Women'S Tailored Suits

stylish mixtures. also Panama.
hr0atcloths and tweeds-au popular
colors-sSirts with new pIeat fronts
and folds or fancy rrinu1 tuE-Po-v
Goats or Etons in a fine variety n 10
Of smart desI Ers-W0rrH SD o. i a = .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
1888 Bows Refers
1nn

Tan and Olive Covert-also fancy mixed
C'heviots-fuu lenEth-perfeCt shapes
gilt or metal rim buttous-with and with
ont sleeve emblems-perfeCtly tailored
8 TO 10 years
Ilu1it-Tw0