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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
GRAND JURY HAS
INDICTED TWO
\. !. LIFE MEN

New York. Dec. 2S.-As result OF the
grand turys investigation OF the man
auement of the New York Life Insurance
company, which was practically cohipie.-
ed Yesterday afternoon. indictments VIII
he filed today against two men, Al ieas'
that was the prediction last night anu
everything around the district attorney
office indicated that the indictments We're
being drawn.
Assistant District Attorney Perkins
p,ho IS I'm charge OF the grand Jury anu
49, ,s Mr Jerome's expert on drawing
irdIctments went into conference WIN
AssIstant District Attorney kresel lIhnie-
dIateiy after the grand jury ad1ourheu
Mr <resel has been assisting DlStlIs~
Attorney Jerome I'm the entlro luNe,iss',o
ton and he is familiar with every p'"''
OF IT. -. ,..as l,ont husy
&c., carly In the afternoon uhul la.o
last night MIR. Kresel and MI ferAnis
using them in relays. -. .to ,odict-
q reasonably certain that the ihulcl-
rents will be forgery In the tnlIu w a.
n NAV be that there Will DC Su,' a.
s,c,noents against each man NO o"
the district attorney
who the men are. r.. cooren
Tevts A. Delaheld. counsei ioI -
,"an,,ins former vice president OF the
New YORK Life. and very actiVo III
r,anagement, and other oniclals ol -.
company, were at the ustiiV. '.sa ,yas
ooeioe early Yesterday. Mr. Jerome Wa
,har before the grand jury. MT PERKINS
has ,1aved an important part IN the IN
,,nstiaation He was questioned Oh w"
aifferent occasions by Mr.. JerolIle 49,. 49,.
the grand jury the entire shaiiiira s.. 80
taking up about four hours lhe anAtoey
Of MIR. Delafeld seemed 10 lholcaee ,n,,,
Ne had heard some disturbing news ABOUT
his client. ,s iii, no
.aaInst CORNER officers of the company
men who were active in the mahasemenf
OF the company, and who were tanhIliar
with what was going on. one OF ,he iasIl
rbo will he indicted was a member or the
anance committee. and II is said that MS
name has not been mentioned in connec-
tion with the investigation or tho NOW
York Life I'm prominent way:
There was no attempt 10 fasten the
crime OF larceny on any oniclal OF lhe
New York Life. All the evidence was
for the purpose OF showing that books
had been falsihed I'm order 10 conceal
stock transactions. 1t had TO be SHOWN
that the false entries were made az the
order or by the direction OF some official
OF the company. and Mr.. Jerome Is sald
10 have furnished that testimony.
The grand Jury did not vote for indict-
ments until there had been quite strug-
Gle with Mr. Jerome. When the grand
Jury convened yesterday II sent mes
senger for Mr.. Jerme, who was down.
town In the supreme court. Thefe was
some delay and finally Mr.. Jerome ap-
peared before the grand jury. He talked
for about an hour. In that final talk he
is said to have won over some Jurors who
doubted the adyisability Of finding indict-
ments,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
RECEIVES CHARGES
AGAINST RAILROADS

Washington, D. c.. Dec. S.-Secretary
Wilson OF the department OF agriculture
yesterday transmitted To the department
OF justice nine additional cases OF alleged
violation of what is popularity known as
the ''Thirty-six Hour Law" the act of
congress which provides that railroad
companies shall not detain livestock on
cars for a longer period than 2S hours
without food and water. except with the
consent OF the owner OF the stock, and
then for no longer time than 20 hours.
The cases forwarded TO Attorney Cen
eral Bonaparte yesterday were all against
the big Western trunk lines. Secretary
Wilson forwarded the complete evidence
in each case 90 the attorney general and
requested him 90 institute proceedings
against the railroads on which complaints
are made. The law provides penalty for
its violation OF fine OF 500 in each case
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
MRS. WIGGS COMES
HERE NEXT WEEK

May McManus. who is Asia among Mrs
Wigs Biography" named children in
Mrs. Wigg5 of the Cabbage Patch" 10 be
seen next week at the Providence opera
house was born In Singapore, and thus is
Asiatic by birth.
Miss McManus had undoubted histrionic
talent, possesses a charming and ingra-
tiating personality. and Is one of the most
prepossessng young actresses on the
American stage. She has also great per-
sonal magneti and in her intercourse
with Little Tommy and the other juvenile
characters OF the play makes the most of
every opportunity. Although yet but
slip of girl, she has had four years ex-
perience in stageland and aspires 10 the
highest honors in the profession. At the
close of this seasons tour, she contem-
plates spending n month in Japan, where
she has relatives and friends.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
CANAL WORKERS TO
GET PAY FOR HOLIDAYS

Washington, Dec. q 2S-Chairman Shonts
OF the lsthmian canal commission an
nounced yesterday that the commission
has decided to pay the employees on the
isthmus whose compensation is fixed on
an hourly basis for Jan.'1 Feb. %, May
80, July 4. Labor day. Thanksgiving day
and Dec. 25, The compensation for these
employees will be on the basis of an eight
hour day.
This will grant pay for the holidays TO
all the skilled mechanics on the canal
zone, who number about 1000 The order
extends only to employees who receive 56
cents on hour or more. If such en-
ployes be required TO mork on these hoi-
days they will be paid at the rate OF time
and a hilf in addition TO the eight-hour
pay granted them. Mr.. Stevens, the
chief engineer, has been directed to put
this order into effect from Dec. "A.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
UNMUZZLED DOGS
WILL BE KILLED

Wakefield, Mass, Dec. 2S.-The board Of
selectmen last night took action with a
view TO having all dogs owned in the town
muZzled and all stray dogs shot as the
result OF report received yesterday
from DR.. Austin Peters. chief of the cat
tie buerau who declared that a dog which
bit Chief of Police Harvey Brockbank
one OF his officers and several children
last Monday, was suffering from rabies
i'm it's worst form.
IL was learned yesterday that i'm remov-
ing the head of the animal preparatory
to sending IL TO the state cattle bureau
DR.. Herbert Clark was wounded i'm the
hand. The blade OF the knife which he
was using broke and cut his hand severe
ly in the palm. His wound is considered
serious
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
MIR. F. n. ROSCOE
vi broadway. Providence.
RELIABLE
CLAlRVOYANT
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution No. 42,3il, is
sued out OF the District Court OF the
Sixth judicial District. holden at Provi-
dence in said district, on the 22d day Of
November. A ID. 1906. and returnable TO
said court on the 22d day of February,
A. ID. 1907, wherein Herbert Il. Wood Of
Providence. in said County, is plaintiff.
and Harris Kaplan, alias H. Kaplan,
alias Joe Doe. is defendant. will be sold
at public auction on Tuesday. Jan. ],
1907. at 10 o'clock a. m, in the building
located at No. Plainfield street. in the
City OF Providence. the following de-
scribed goods and chattels. attached on
the original writ in the suit I'm which
the above-described execution was OBJ
tained, viz:
Two bowling alleys and the appurten-
ances thereto belonging.
Levied on this 18th day OF December
1906, at $3.50 O'Clock a. m, and will be sold
TO satisfy said execution II sufficient
SAMUEL T.. GARDINER
d20-l0t Deputy Sheriff.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
DIED

BARTON-In harrington, II. l., on the
26th inst. Robert Barton, formerly
Of this city. in the S0th year OF his
age.
Funeral services will be held at his
late residence on Saturday, 29th inst.
at II o'clock. Cars leave the Fox
Point station OF the n. Y, ~ II g.
II. II. r. for Hampden Meadows at
1905 a, IN.
sMITH-In this city. the 26th inst.
Sarah S. (of Edgewoodl. widow OF Mar
tin III. Smith. aged 70 years.
Funeral services Saturday. the 29th
inst, at ? y. m, at the residence Of her
son. Byron q. Smith. 422 Plainhold
street. Relatives and friends arc in
vited 20 attend
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
POPULAR AGENT is
CLEVERLY PENNED

AS a token Of esteem and a remem-
brance OF Christmas, willard c.. stone,
local agent OF the JOY Steamship COM
pany. has been made the recipient OF
gold fountain pen, the gift OF the en-
ployes. Just before the departure OF the
steamer for New York as Mr.. Stone was
signing the letters TO be carried aboard
the boat. William Warburton, cashier,
interrupted Mr.. Stone, and made the pre-
sentation i'm the presence of all the en-
ployes. Mr.. stone. who was completely
surprised, thanked them all In the warm
est terms for the gift.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
JAPANESE LINER GOES
ASHORE IN A GALE

London. Dec 2S.--A terrific gale is rag
ing off Holyhead. and a number OF ves-
sells are reported i'm distress. The life
saving services arc busy In the work OF
rescue.
The japanese liner, Ava Maru, from
Antwerp for MiddleSborough ran on the
rock off Redcar. The local lifeboats reach
ed her after great difficulty. and. accord
ing to the latest reports almost all OF her
crew of 120 men and the two passengers
on board were landed safely after several
hours hard work. 1t is not known. how
ever, whether any lives were lost or not.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
Milk Can AS a Weapon

Gennaro Auteri was arrested by Sergt.
Clarke and Officer Kelly OF the Fourth
station last evening for an alleged assault
on his wife. According to the police Au-
teri welded a milk can during quarrel
with his wife at their home on Tell street
and the woman received a cash on her
head about an inch and half In length.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that Sigmund
Fischer and Charles Kuehner. co-partners
doing business in the city of Providence,
under the firm name OF Fischer * Kueh-
ner. have made a general assignment to
me of all their property not exempt from
levy and sale under execution, for the
benefit OF all their creditors Said deed OF
assignment was recorded In the registry
OF deeds i'm said Providence. June 26 1906,
i'm Deed Book 4S2 page 1l2. All creditors
are hereby notified 10 present their
claims against the said Fischer q Kueh-
ner at once and all debtors of said
Fischer g. Kuehner are hereby notified to
make payment of such indebtedness TO me
as assignee.
WILLIAM f. TEFFT, Assignee,
As Custom House Street, Providence. r. l.
d27-3t
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
Hurt in Fall From Car

Lawrence Mcguire OF q Bassett street
WIS sent TO the Rhode Island hospital last
evening with a confusion OF the scalp. re-
ceived in a fall from n car az the corner
OF BasSctt and Hospital streets.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
SHELL FISHERIES

August +. Zoler of Providence makes
application for 70 acres Of oyster ground
I'm Narragansett Bay. southerly and east
erly OF and adjoining ground now held by
him westerly of Bristol Neck. Also for
% acres northerly, easterly and southerly
of ground now held by him near Coal
Mines, and adjoining his other ground.
Friday. Jan. g. 1907, at 10 o'clock a. m.
at the office OF the Commissioners of
Shell Fisheries. State House. Providence.
is hereby appointed the time and place for
the consideration OF the same.
PHILIP II. WILBOUR,
JAMES NJ. WRIGHT.
JOHN III. NORTHUP.
GEORGE w. HOMIE,
HERBERT. NJ. GARDINER,
Commissioners of Shell Fisheries
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
Providence Gas Company.

A dividend OF one dollar per share has
been declared payable Jan. 4. 1907 to
stockholders OF record at the close Of
business the goth instant.
WILLIAM +. NYE, Treasurer
Providence. II. J., Dec. Is. 1905.
di7-Ist
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
American Screw Company.

A quarterly dividend Of 2Ih per cent. on
the capital stock of this company has
been declared. payable Dec. 81, TO stock
holders OF record at the close OF business
Dec 81 1906. Transfer books will close
Dec. q, 1906, and reopen Jan. /, 1907.
GEORGE w. THURSTON.
Treasurer.
Providence, Dec. H. 1905. d11-17t
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
DIVIDENDS.
Providence Telephone Company.

At meeting of directors held this day
the regular quarterly dividend OF one dol
lar ($D q share was declared, payable
Jan. /. 1907. to stockholders of record Dec.
90 at close OF business.
CHARLES T. HOWARD. Treasurer.
Providence, r. l.. Dec. To- 1906. dl1-l7t
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28

HANLEY's PEERLESS ALE is not q
liquor. liquor Is n beverage in which
licohol Is the base and principal ingredient,
a. In gin, rum, brandy or whiskey. In ale
the alcohol Is an incidental product of the
brewing.
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Daily Wants
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
plumbing plastering bricklaying, eiectrl-
cal trades: free catalogue; positions Sc
cured; tuition. fifty dollars. Coyne Bros
Trade Schools New York City.
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WANTED SMART, ENERGhl ~
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ply at News-Democrat office. oecSo-u'
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-11-15

influncia del licor, y su embria-
guez no Sc habia disipado GUAM
do losarrestaron. En- la prisi0n
le acometi6 un acceso de delirio &
demencia durante ell caal diio mu-
chas cosas inconexas que Sc in.
terpretan como que en- parte tie
men algo que yer con las causas
que provocaron el homicidjo.
Pero en- la evidencia NADIA deesto
ha aparecido.
La investigation preliminarfu6
tenida ell Viernes q las 2 della tar
de ante el Juez de Paz Jose Ma
ria Garcia. III testimomo intro
ducido por ell territorio estubo
conforme con la relaci0n dada
arriba, y parece que eli acusado
SO nego d declaration alguna, Y
pidio evadirse, de la investiga.
cion y aguardar la accion del
gran iurado. La decision del Juez
fu6 rernitir al acusado sin tlanzas
q la carcel hasta Que SO investi.
que su causa,
Sin embargo, como ell acusado
ha dado va pruebas de enageDa.
ci0n mental ell otras ocasiones,
y como no Sc sabe motive alguno
que 10 pudiera impulsar i un ac-
to tan barbara como el de dar
muerte q su hermano mayor, SO
sospecha que no estd EN- su iuicio
Y que su crfmen fue un acto de
locura. Asi es, que hay proba-
bilidad de que sea nombrada una
comisi6n de m6dicos para que in
yestigue la condicion mental del
acusado.
El finado tenia arriba de 20
amos de edad, y su hermanoJua
Garcia, que le di6 la muerte tiene
sesenta y ocho anos.
Cabe mucha duda entire la co.
munidad entera de que Don Juan
Garcia cometiera tai crimen, por
su honestidad y honradGz, mas
bien Sc cree que hay un misterio
envuelto en- este caso y que otro
cometi0 el crfmen.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-11-15
FRATRIClDiO EN- SANTA re
Juan Garcia da Muerte q FlOrenClO
Garcia.
Correspondeneia Especial

Correspondence Especial
En- la noche del Jueves, dia 0
del oorriente, ocurri6 en- Santa F(
una tragedia misteriosa einespli.
cable, cuyas causas es hasta aho.
ra impossible adivinar. Juan
Garcia, un hombre pacifico, v re
conocido como honrado y traba-
iador, esta acusado de dar muer-
te violenta a su hermalo mayor
Florencio Garcia, ocurriendo la
muerte en- la casa del primero, 4
consecuencia de dos balazos que
lie peg6 en- la espalda. NADIA Sc
supo del negocio hasta que unos
muchachos que regresaban de un
bale divisaron en- mitad de la calle
un bulto negro, ell cual al aproxi-
marse q examinarlo descubrieron
que era ell cadaver de un hombre
empapado en- su sangre. AL pun.
to dieron la alarma, Y dos de
ellos fueron q avisar al alguacil
mayor Antonio J. Ortiz y al Juez
de Paz Jose Ma. Garcia, quienes
acudieron inmediatamente q la
escena del crfmen. El cadaver
yacia enfrente de la casa de Juan
Garcia, en- la calle del Colegio, y
presto Sc averigu6 que Florencio
Garcia era el muerto, ypor 0rden
del Juez fue metido en- casa de su
hermano y Sc nombr6 un jurado
para que hiciese la investigation
del coronario. Lo 1nico que Sc
puso en- claro con esta investiga.
cion fu6 que Florencio Garcia ha-
bia muerto q consequence de dos
balazos que tenia en- la espalda
al lado derecho del espinazo. Al
punto Sc tuvo sospecha de Juan
Garcia, el cual fue arrestado y
puesto en- la carcel como presun.
to matador.
En- la investigation de los he.
chos SO averiguo que en- la noche
en- que sucedio el case Sc habian
reunido en- casa de Juan Garcia,
este y Florencio y algnnos pa
rientes mas, siendo esta una re.
union social en- la que SO sirvie.
ron bebldas espirituosas. Cerca
de las nueve Sc retiraron las visi.
tas & sus casas, quedahdo solos
los dos hermanos, y por supues-
TO tanbien estaba Ia esposa de
Garcia. De 10 que pas0 despues
NADIA Sc supo excepto porinferen-
cia. Juan Garcia, al ser acusado
de la muerte de su hermano neg0
primero tener conocimiento algu.
no del hecho, despnes fuearresta-
do como Ell fautor de la muerte.
Asi mismo SO supo que Garcia es.
tuvo la noche del crinen bajo la
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-11-15
Ia NUfVA LlNEA De FERROCARRll
ADAWSON.

La incorporation de la Compa.
MIA del ferrocarril de Dawson, Ell
Paso y Sudoeste, de 200 millas
de largo, desde Corona, una esta-
cion en- el condado de Lincoln, en-
El Paso y Sudoeste hasta Daw-
son, un gran campo de carbon EN-
el condado de Mora, sera una TO-
ticia grande y buena para Las
Vegas. Sc entiende que la agri-
mensura pasara por esta ciudad.
Este ferrocarril sera construido,
de ESQ no puede haber ninguna
duda. Cuando este construido Y
Ell operacion dar1 & Las Vegas
otro ferrocarril al sudeste, y fa-
cilitara q esa ciudad para lue re-
cobre muchos de los negocios que
perdio con la construction de El
Paso y Sudoeste, y los cuales i'm.
tes del tempo del ferrocarril, le
pertenecian. Que este ayudarA
& la prosperidad y crecimiento de
la ciudad de Las Vegas, no puede
haber duda. I'll Nuevo Mexicano
Sc regocila de la buena suerte dc
la ciudad vecina y confia que la
construction del nuevo ferroca-
rril sea emprendida de una vez, y
Nevada & termino expedite. Hay
toda razon para Greer que ell nue.
vo camino sera construido y es-
tara en- operacion dentro de IN
aiio q mas tardar, y probable
mente dentro de ocho meses. Su
via penetrara q una region que
hasta ahora ha sido considerable
buena solamcnte para la cria dc
animales, pero en- 10 cual la agri-
cultura, principalmente bajo el
m6todo Campbell de cultivation
Ell seco, Sc desarrollard y le dara
prosperidad. Los pobladores
vendrdn con ell ferrocarril y no es
demasiado esperar que dentro dc
tres amos habra centenares de
pobladores de domicilio y labra.
dores donde q la fecha no hay diez.
No puede haber demasiado fer
rocarriles en- Nuevo Mexico. En-
tire mas haya, mejor En- cuanto
4 dominarlos, tasarlos Y regula-
rizar los fieltes y tarifas de pasa-
ieros, estas cosas Sc determine
ran en- el tempo oportuno y pro-
pio. Por ahora, 10 meior es pro-
curar todos los ferrocarriles po.
sibles. Cinco mil millas de Was
ferreas en- el Territorio del Sol
Resplandeciente no serian dema.
siado, Y encontraran negocios
transcontinetales y locales que
les darian mucho q ganar q mas
de anadir grandemente al rapido
desarrollo y colonization de esta
comunidad.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-11-15
iADElANTE CON FL TSTADO!

Ahora que ha fracasado el pro.
yecto de consolidation, toca &
Nuevo Mexico obrar por su
propia cuenta en- el negocio de
estado para yer 81 ell Congreso
hace justlcia q los reclamos dc su
pueblo Y admite al Territorio
como uno de los estados dc la
Union. Con este fin Sc va q reu.
mir la convention constitutional
en- Santa F6 q principles del ano
nuevo para redactar una consti-
tucion de estado y soneter la
misma nj Congreso para su con-
sideracion. Sc cree que hay bue.
mas probablidades de solventar
este problema que por tantos
amos ha preocupado la atenci0n
de los hombres prominentes de
Nuevo Mexico.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-11-15
I'll RtsUlIADO tStI ItRRITOpIO.


Los retornos de la election EN-
todas parties del Territorio han
sido recibidos, y los Republica-
nos han obtenido un triunfo Sc
nalado, no obstante el trabaiG
active que hicieron los Dem6cra-
tas y la ayuda que recibieron en-
algunos condados de parte de
Republicanos descontentos. FL
Delegado W. II. Andrews ha sido
reelecto con una mayoria de mas
de 800 votos, y aunque este es
mucho menos de 10 que Sc espe-
raba, es sufciente para todos los
fines y propositos necesarios en-
ell case. La merma en- la vOta.
cion dada al Delegado Andrews
indica que ell trabajo principal de
los eebecillas Democratas Sc diri-
gio casi exclusivamente en- con.
ira del candidate Republican,
para delegado. Esto esta pro-
bado conlo que sucedi6 en- el con.
dado de San Miguel donde todo
ell boleto Republicano legislative
y de condado, con una s0la ex-
cepci6n, fue electo por grandes
mayorias, al paso que ell senior
Larrazolo, candidate Democratic
para Delegado, saco mayoria
bastante crecida sobre el Delega-
do Andrews. Asi mismo, en- el
condado de Bernalillo, donde ha-
bia raz6n para anticipar una
gran mayoria por ell candidate
Republican,, la que obtuvo fue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES debidoI
d la lucha de facciones entire los
Republicanos de aquel condado.
Por un momento, y cuando aGn
no Sc habian recibido los rotor
nos de Rio Arriba y Taos, Sc alu.
cin0 Mr.. A. A. Jones, Presidente
de la Commission Central Demo.
crata en- la creencia de que Lar
razolo habia sido eiecto, pero esa
Illusion SO desvanecio bien pronto
con la llegada de los retornos
oticiales. Ante tai evidencia fue
precise admitir que Andrews era
el elegido.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-11-15
Gran Victoria
Republican,.
Los Repubiicanos Ganan Todos los Grandes
Estados y Eligen Gran Mayoria del
Congreso Sexagssimo

Ahora 81 pueden decir William
Jennings Bryan ysus secuaces en-
todas parties de los Estados Uni ..
dos, y particularmente en- Nuevo
Mexico, que aspiran a empleos
federales, que la election del dia
6 de Noviembre, no solamente les
"cocio su ganso" sino que agu6
todas sus esperanzas de preferi-
miento en- ell Immediate porvenir.
La razon de este es que dicha
election no solo gano los oficiales
de estado y eligio mayoria Repu.
blicana de mas de so EN- ell Con.
greso sexagesimo, sino que cons
tituye un fallo decisive de que los
Republicanos ganaran ell Presi-
dente en- la election presidential
de 1908. Esto es tan cierto CO.
mo que la venida del Montezuma
Dem6crata Sc ha aplazado inde-
finitivamente, pues aunque trate
de venir no podra satisfacer las
esperanzas nj regociiar los este
magos de Dem6cratas patriotas
que desean con ansia servir q su
pals ocupando alguna de las mu.
chas posiciones lucrativas que
un Presidente puede repartir en-.
tire sus amigos. III fdolo Demo.
crata, Bryan, y su gran profeta,
han sido precipitados iuntos en-