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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
gN EL AsEslNAro
nE WAGON MOUND.
Hsrnando 0onxalss, un hanchsro
Blsn coneeIdo HalIado Musrto sn
un Arroyo con una HsrIda.

Wagon Mound, Agosto 29.--Con Il
cara boca abajo y un agujero dc balls
en- su pecho, 81 cuerpo do Hernandt
Gonzales fne hallado ell ldnes en- un
arroyo obscure cerca de- Wagon
Mound Gonzales evidentemente ha
bia sido asesinado Y su cuerpo escon
dido para ocultar el crlmen. Fue des.
cubierto por accidente.
Jose Gonzales, un parIente del hom.
bre muerto, Hllario Romero han 81.
do arrestados por sospecha, Y seran
detenidos para responder al cargo de
aseslnato. Sc reporta que ha habido
malos sentimientos por algdn tempo
entire los acusados y el hombre ase-
sInado. y tambien SO dice que las au.
toridades tienen otra evidencia que
sehala hacia su culpabilidad.
fernando Gonzales, ell hombre ase-
ainado, era un ranchero muy bien Co.
uocido, y siempre guard6 buena repu.
taci0n. H
Muerto en- Ia Casa de su Padre.
I'm despacho mas tarde de Wagon
Mound dice que fernando Gonzales
fue baleado cerca de- las II el sabado
pasado en- Ia noche mientras Sc halla-
ba n Ia casa de su padre. cerca de
Wagon Mound en- compafia con Jose
Gonzales y Pedro Romero.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

mas propio no remoyerla, pero votaria
para dejarla en- Santa Fe. Hay una
posibilidad de atentados para cam
biarla. pero estan muy leios de clio.
y asi podemos depender en- retener Ia
Capital por la presencia de intereses
conflictantes entire 10 que es ahora
arizona y Nuevo Mexico. I'll sur de
Nuevo Mexico o votara para que So
vaya a Arizona. Arizona no votara
para que sea cambiada al sur de Nue,
vo Mexico. hallando que cuando 10 ha.
ga ash, su chansa Sc ira para siempre
Como un duefio de propiedad. per.
sonalmente creo que estado consolida.
do es para nuestro beneficio local y 81
vo fuera ciudadano dc Nuevo Mexico
hoy. trabaiaria con todas mis- fuerzas
en- favor de estado consolidado Los
intereses reales del pueblo de los dos
Territories Y los intereses esneciales
de esta ciudad serian grandemente
servidos Y debido a la retencion de la
Capital aqui seria asegurada por ac.
cion favorable sobre esta question, el
siguiente dia de eleccion.
EN- mi opinion 81 dueho de propie.
dad Y ciudadano de esta ciudad Y con
dado quienes voten contra esta pro
posicion, le hara perjuicio d su propii
priopiedad y Sc lastimara d 81 mismc
mas que d nadie. Este condado debe
dar, 81 el pueblo sabe 10 que % buenc
para el, I'm voto unanime el pr6ximc
Noviembre por estado consolidate
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
ALAsAN \ ANDaEws.
Los RspublIcanos Dc Roosevelt Ponen
un Boleto ParclaI on el campc--Re.
solueIonss Adcptadas.
Especial al Nuevo Mexlcano.

| I,cra,iol NJ Nyuavo Mavinann
uss.s,n uA.,.ss,.h.a roruor.
o,or panuis,cara do cordado All con.
ssso ~ po~sa,,.,s - .~,rid !, ssha.
AZ nosaao an 1. tordo an 10 casa de
1870 ~ por+.,os !, s.a llama aa a, or.
Al ror ~ f,rSsov nras,dante q
40, nn,r,,s contra, AZ, corIonn Al.
~, praaa,ra 4. nov,co sro osco.
o,a, cor,c rnas,aar, to,nror.r,o .
n Toroar 40 portaiae sacrata. !.
,dn ~ nr1an,,o c,or tamroro r,o sua
haoha ,,or,,. !, o,ta
las S;a,,,ar,as nina o,oros nara
ona,o,oa ;, s,a,, ssarar ,,oohas. !.
| Para alguacil. L. p. Taffinder: para
lescribano de- pruebas. ] n. white;
para ASSESSOR. William r. Logan: para
comislonado por el segundo dlstrlto,
Thomas H. Tillinghast.
FL Comhe Central de Condado DOR
dos amos fue organizado con el esco.
gImiento de w. r.. Lindsey preslden.
te; III. r. Putnam. secretario, Robert
Hicks, tesorero.
Las siguientes resoluciones fueron
adoptadas:
Nosotros, los Republicanos del Con-
dado do Roosevelt en- convention .reu-
nidos, e4dosamos re-afirmamos nues-
ira creencia en- los principles de nues-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

Jesus Ramos, lnqullino de la PenIten.
ciarla ealo sentencla de 80 Af,os
Fal'ecl6 el sabado Pasado.
Jesus Ramos, de cerca d 40 afios
de edad, un presldiario vitallcio en- Ia
penitenciarla territorial, gano libertad
eterna de la ley ell sabado de la sema.
ma pasada en- Ia mafiana, cuando falle.
clio a resultas de un malestar cr6nIco
que contrajo mientras estaba en- Ia
prision Su cuerpo fue sepultado el
domingo en- un cajon de MADEIRA este.
rosa en- el cementerio de la prision
En- todo 10 que Sc sabe, tenIa d su pa.
ore madre quienes residen en- Ia
Repdblica Mexicana, y 81 es possible Sc
les notiflcara el'triste acontecimiento
Ramos no deJ6 NADIA de ayiso nara
eiioN nj para nadie. Muri6 sin como,
cimiento. Antes que su enfermedad
.-egase al estado fatal, pidI6 recibId
los ultimos ritos de la Iglesia Cat6li
ca Ia cual pertenecla, y expres6 sen
tlmiento por su vida de crimen, La
ofensa de Ramos fue asesInato en- pri
mer grado en- el Condado de Grant
Fue puesto en- la penitenciarIa 81 dIa
do Mayo, 1901. Aunque su senten
ella era por 90 ahos, siempre fue ur
presidiarIo bien portado v Sc le conce
dferon muchas libertades M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

mo en- favor de estado consolidate;
los Dem6cratas de Arizona deben en-
trar en- la linea. De indicaciones pre-
sentes, Ia convention Dem6crata Ia
cual Sc reune en- esta ciudad ell dia IL
de Septiembre casi unanlmemente en-
dosara la proposition do estado con-
solidado. Estoy SECURE tambien que
Ia convention Republican, tambien in
troducira en- su plataforma una clau-
sula d favor de Ia consolidation. MI
opinion es que los dos partidos. des-
pues de Ia tenencia de sus convencio-
mes, deben organlzar un comite sobre
el estado consolidate Y adoptar Ia
misma cladsula de estado consolida-
do Y TRAFALGAR en- union. Yo creo que
los mejores resultados podrian conse.
guirse de este modo. 70 qistamente
aprobaria la adopcion de ia Idea y
estoy seguro que muchos otros harlan
10 misma cosa.
"Siento decir que uno de los hom-
bres mas influyeptes en- nuestro par.
tldo, G. A. Richardson, de Roswell, ha-
va tan enfaticamente anunciado que est
Ia en- contra de la consolidation. Ha-
ciendolo asi,, me parece q mi, que ha
perdido todas las chansas para ser De-
legado de Nuevo Mexico al Congreso
so. Mr.. Richardson es lin hombre
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
MuEhrE DE UN ANTIGUA RESI-.
DENTE De SANTA FE.

El sr. Celedon Navarro, un antique
residente de Santa Fe, fallecIo d las s
De "a mahana Ell viernes de la semana
pasada en- su residencia en- la AvenI.
ga de Palacio. Su muerte result6 de-,
DIDO d achaques de Ia vejez, aunque
habia estado en- la CANA por solamen.
te tres dias' su esposa hace algunos
amos que falleci6 y el dnico miembro
superviviente de Ia famllia es un hiio
cullen reside en- San Bruno, California.
VI iinado pele6 por la apreservacion
DC la Union en- la Guerra Civil sien-
40 soldado en- la Uompania A, Primer
hegimiento, Infanteria voluntaria de
uevo Mexico. Nh
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
REcLAMA QUE Lo RoBA-
RON EN- EL TREN

Tomas Baca. cuyos padres viven er
Barelas, arrib6 Albuquerque el do
mingo pasado en- Ia noche de Pittslurg
Kansas, y le dijo 4 Ia pollcia que 10
hablar robado su porta-monedas. Ia
cual contenia $50. un anillo de oro y
el billete de su ba1l. mientras q bordo
del Tren de Santa Fe No q. Esta Sc
guro que los articulos le fueron sa-
cados del bolsillo mientras dormia en-
el coche de fumar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
HoLANDEsEs EN- Et

Roswell, Sept. lei Secretario de
10 Tesoreria Leslie M. Shaw, la sema-
ma pasada hizo arreglos para Ia com.
pra de $500 acres de terreno en- el va
lie de Pecos y venderlo' despues al
menudeo a Holandeses quienes forma-
ran una extensive colonia aoui.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

UA06H tVnWRsW GN =
" Al PuNTo PRoPlo.
isaac Barth Promlnents psm6crata
d. Arizona Da Excelentes Raxo.
mes para Consolidation.
El Delegado W. II. Andrews ha re-
cibido una carta de Isaac Barth, de St.
.ohns, Condado de Apache, Arizona,
"a cual es decididamente muy intere-
sante y es digna de leerse y contIene
muy buenas noticias acerca de la
causa de estado consolidate. Mr..
Barth es uno de los ciudadanos mas
vlejos de gu secclon y un comerclante
principal. Es un Democratic acerrl.
mo. Esta por estado consolidate y
no Sc propone DOLLAR sus rodillas an
to las corporaclones y manejadores
del nermano Territorio, pero esta ira
baJando por el bIen del pueblo y en-
favor de la ley estado de Hamilton.
Para aque los lectores del Nuevo Me-
xicano puedan tener una idea mejor
De la situacion en- Arizona, la carta es
reproducida por complete como 81.
gue'
~, Johns. Arizona Agosto II.
non. w II. Andrews,
Albuquerque, N. NJ, VIZ
caro- Amigo Mr.. Andrews
Acuso el reclbo de su carta del dia |
IA dc Agosto y estoy contento en- sa.
yer que los Dem6cratas y Republica-
nos esten en- perfecto acuerdo en- su
Terrltorio sobre la question de estado,
lamDlen tengo gusto en- informarle |
que Ia buena causa esta ganando fuer.
zas en- Arizona cada dia.
Nj argmento principal de los HON.
pres opnestos d estado en- Arizona es
alrigldo al hecho que los ciudadanos
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de Nuevo Mexico
lomarian manejo del nueyo estado.
70 digo "verdad'-Yo dirla la supo.
, rambler alegan que ten.
lriamos que pagar la pro rata de la
snorlne oeuda de los Condados de
Nuevo mexico y las ahora famosas
H'p,aiAas de Ia Milicia' ell argumen-
y de todos los buenos opuestos. El
mas NAL fundado mas
rsauo que se esta avanzando en- este
ierritorio es que 81 rehusamos estado
~ esta vez, un Presidente y Congre-
- Democratas nos admitlran solos en-
,'o9' oi yo pudiera ser convencldo
10 ESQ., yo estaria trabajando con
'i'os en- un minute; pero yo Sc algo
'cerca oe esa parte.
Nonceuiehoo que eli1amos un Pre-.
'idente democratic en- 1908 Quien se
"a ese Presidente? La dnica ambl.
'ioh de mi vida ha sido vivir hasta
ser W. >. Bryan Presidente de los
1stados unldos, y 81 vamos a tener
IN rresidente Dem6crata en- 1908,
!uieh otro podra ser? Hay alguno que
'ude que Bryan sera nuestro sigulen.
e homlnado? Cual es su poslcion So
'ne Ell estado?
I'm lso4, como usted 10 sabe, yo fui
leiegado la Convention Nacional
en- st. Louis, y estaba ira. L
'alahao 10 mejor que pude para la
'dopcion de una cladsula en- nuestra
'iataforma declarandose por estado
eparado para Arizona Y Nuevo Mexi-
% y me ocurri6 a mi que 81 podlamos
'otener ell soporte de Mr.. Bryan, ayu.
laria q nuestra causa. Encontre d |,
VT, Bryan en- la casa de la Sra.
1eien Cougar, en- Lafayette, Indiana,
u ola II de Junio, 1904, y le die que
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

Jesus l.. Caballera aplic6 por pape-
les de ciudadania ell LINES en- la ma
mana en- Ia corte del primer dlstrito
judicial. III Sr. Caballera es native
de Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
Sano Consejo por el
Ex-Cobernador
Thornton.
IA CAPITAL EN- SANTA FE
81 Ia Proposition SO Gana.-'
i Buenas Razones por un
Amigo del Pueblo.

esposa. de Guadalajara, Mexico, quie-
nes han estado en- Ia ciudad por va
rias semanas, como huespedes del Co.
misionado de los Estados Unidos J.
p. Victory. In esposa de este siendo
harmana de la Sra. Thornton, partie
ron el yiernes de Ia semana pasada
nara Albuquerque, donde Sc encuen-
iran como hu6spedes en- Ia residencia
del Hon. Frank W. Clancy esposa.
Ell Ex-Gobemador Thornton ha es-
tado eufermo Dor mas que ,ln mes, pc.
ro ahora esta recuperando bastante.
Eue residente de Nuevo Mexico desde
1877 hasta 1897 durante 10 cual prac-
tic6 su profession como ua licenciado
en- esta ciudad. Representa- el Conda-
do de Santa Ne en- los so como miem.
bro del Concilio de la AsambIea Legis-
]ativa lie siryi6 al pueblo muy acepta-
blemente como Gobernador desde 1893
hasta 1897 nor nombramiento del Pre-
sidente Grover Cleveland. Conoce
muy bien toda la gente de Nuevo Me-
xico. condolences recursos, habien-
do andado extensivamente Dor todas
parties del Territorio habiendo pues-
to buen c,ridado de su progreso v ade-
lanto desde que ha tornado su residen-
cia on Mexico. donde Sc ha ocupado
on operacjones de miueria las cuales
liltimamente sc muestran ser unas
de mucho eyito 10 han puesto en- las
lineas de una bonita fortuna. Es ami.
60 intimo del. Territorio, de su pue-
bio especialmente de Santa Fe. Ha.
blandole d un representante del Nue.
vo Mexicano, ell Gobernador Thornton
diio que no podia entender como cual-
ouaicr dueiio de propiedad 6 residente
de esia ciutlad 6 condado no podla en-
el mas minimo grado esian en- contra
de estado consolidate. Lo beneficios
que lie yendrlan 4 esta ciudad son tan
gramdes y tan aparentes one ninguna
discussion debe tenerse. Eslado con
solidado localigac:cn de Ia Capitql
aqui hasta 1915 seran una causa prin.
cipal para la salyaclon de esta ciudad
la cual con Ia capital para ese tiempo
deberia de ser la mas poplr,csa. la mas
visltada la fermentation saludable
mas atractiya en- este continente
A I'm reportador dc, Nuevo Mexi.
cano el Ex-Gobernador diio;
Cree que ell Estado separado es ,mpo-
sibie.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
FL M0D0 MEJ0R
@ Y MAS PR0NT0.
Para Conseguir Ia
Prosperidad y
Adelanto.
V0TAR POR consolidation
Ell Licenciado Lusk, de Taos
Da Cuenta de Ia Situacion
en- su Seccion.

= D. i1u'n' i'ssno,1uo w "o -
encuen'.a Oh "a .iauau a'enu'o."
~ aver'euacion uel as'sh'al.en" .,s ~ ~
Sua,, oan'''.es"n amy % 1'",''~ :.
:, o'ancy MI Lnsn u'oe aur - oose .'
ona ue iru'" %" u 'a''' w "o' o'''
ano no es nnuy pueha' que ~ % ha'
sralue' "a iiu'a q"o % esoapo "
ias ai'a' he"as ia' Do'ias'"'
oe s'aniAu co uo 'air"u '"po'o.
WI, 1ush enuo a. a,o'ei ool"'aus
ei i''e' ooies o ~ 'aiuo :" Oo"a' ''
en VIZ" a,enO 80" % :" 'op.s
senean.e uei Nue'o meA'ea'o peiv
s'iaeh'o.,eno w e''aps' al 'ah'o W.
neo'o III felof'auor u'niooo ooio
0'a M i-usA .oua'ia' peio ''o.o g
eS'aao co'iso'iuaao en sus o'os y u i'io
o"v .ApeAo . uaoe Plesuu'a'
W. i'u'N pa'ecao inus en'uS'as'a 80
~ 20 p,upos'cion oe es'auo cohsoii
uauo o'' ~ 0's''eh'o conio su op''
"''
o"ue 81 ueD'o oe sos Is's'
- que una Nayu'ia ue nues''''
49, s,'. ~ :, eonuauo ue iao' en'an POI
.oneoluaoion con Af'Aoha' iahpleh
s",'o' a'suno' non'o'es en coh'i''
~ = p'o''os'ioa paiecen estar ahuy
Ae.o' A,,,s en opo''''oi ai es'auo con
so. .o..o' 'o'ai'eS por es'
.a.o "so''auo p'iece', estaF anuy
as's.ss " .e,uau i''u''''os ue eilos
~ p'sA''n n'ueio a'eica uei es'aao'
80 - eNp'essn eh ia'or dei HIS
49,, 80 a, 81 u' ao'e'uo a no ser
49, ~ 80 ~. ,.s .e ''a Ae. " ol'e'.o
da,,, m ,o,.s.ssa uo'. 81 es'aoo conso"'
doao !, ~ ,,a'. -. y l'a,'o q, in' co'''
aa 49, - IT, .'e'a'an 81 una ns'o pue-
49, 'en'v po' os NUN
~ o''~uo oonsoi'uauo
- !. ,a'u'a ~ haeslra gen
u s,..aa,a ~ w." ''ii" oorrecla ue
~ ,,sa.,a 's'o % AUD 10 que Us
49, aa.a r." ua' u''" hian inayor'a
~ ~ =, ,,,a " -, ~ Nueso MeA''
W. n,. w." ue' p'oNi'i'o No'ieinpre'
aa,ao 49, u e'''uo coiiso"'
~ ~ ,,..-, So 'o''os ',iis esiuefzos en-
~ .ss 1esenuo que peheilcia.
~. !, Pa.D'' 'sua''',eh'e' ~
u,s,1 p.SD'" -" y es'auV cohso-
asa,aa,s - 9aa 60. 'eo''u'A'uo su propio
~ ,a..,s .as",o :" 'i'''''s a'recc'o'
a,a,. Ma...,.e .su'N. ''e''e gu es'a direc'
On M.a,.s ' ,sn.4. senoe capi.ai
49, sNo ou"i 70 e' lheJor
res de tonto va,or noro IL nnoa.os,
dad do cualou;er naisq Tn ,,nan :,
81 mas nronto es tomor il n,a ~ ~.
greso nos ho ofracido 4 rosotros III
ciendolo osi no solomnn, "a conn,oa, ~
mission A la pngon con 10, n,ro. Ss ~ ~
tados ricos v 'noderosos roro ,anara
mos nm hon;io hot;n con nua ,,osa.s,
nuestra sistama da oso,,oias I :. 49,,
los oscuros ,upares do a.ta rnrr,.or;o
V Arizona 4 ina luz cloro Acan,Snao
el estado con Arizona tondrorons ,ra
oportunidad do votar ~ ooh.rn !. IN, I'm
otros osicIaIas. on o,ros sn,arao,
podemos decjr oua eomos tor hraros'
como Colorado sonoo Ton h,,onos ~
mo Texas : oua saramos 49,, -.
grandes como o, d,tlmo moro,onoao =
estado en- dimensiones ,os oma,ao -
sotros lleuaremos ron uno b,ana a,o
Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
QUEER CAPLRS BY DAN CUPID
Freaks Of the Little G,f. Mood al Shown
in Real Life.
som: CURIOUS AND ROMANTIC coURTsHIPs
Gro Rdson of John L. CnrIisIe Parts
from HIS Bride on His We'd
ding Day. but VIII Meet
Her Again.

A few hours after being quietly marrieo
In New York City, Miss Margaret Hum,
started with her mother on a tour of Eu
rope. while her husband, John G. Car
Isle. returned to his railroad job in the
south. This separation of husband and
wife is by mutual consent, and when 1t IL
stated that the bride is only 10 and the
bridegroom a year younger, some idea may
be gained OF the strength of mind shown
by the young couple, when they consented
70 be parted.
John G. Carlisle is a grandson OF the
former secretary of the treasury and for
several years has made his home with his
grandfather in this city. His engagement
to Miss Margaret Hume. daughter OF w
T. Hume, who is the manager of the
European business OF a typewriter COM
parry. was announced last winter. On ac-
count OF the youth. OF the couple theiI
marriage was deferred until Mr.. Carlisle
should come OF age. Both had consented
to this Arrangement in Difference to the
wishes Of Miss Humes parents
Less than a month ago the young couple
learned that It was the intention OF Miss
Hume's mother and sister to take a trir
TO the continent to meet Mr.. Hume. whose
business keeps him there most of ths
time. II was announced that Miss Mar.
Saret would accompany her mother or
the trip, which might last year.
Mrs. Hume engaged passage for three or
the Graf Waldersee, which sailed on the 22C
inst. and all the luggage was on board
the previous night. As the ship was &c
sail early Saturday morning passengers
were notified to be on board before mid.
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Used him goodbye. Then she obtained a

kissed him goodbye Then she obtained a
divorce.
After a trial of single blessedness Mrs.
Waldo concluded that condition of life was
not as satisfactory as she had anticipated,
and married again Being. left widow,
she married third time and fourth time,
the present marriage to her first husband
being her fifth matrimonial venture.
Mr.. Waldo in the years that have elapsed
since his, separation, seems to, have found
no other woman who could take the place
in his directions occupied by the first Mrs.
Waldo. and having accumulated IN the
meantime a snug little, fortune, he sought
out his first love. again wooed her and led
her to the altar for the second time.
EIOpers Age Rapidly.
Stories have been told of persons growing
old in night but 1t remained for youth
and a maiden from Philadelphia to eclipse
all such feats in New York In the time
required to walk four blocks-About four
minutes-Thomas r. Walls, jr.. added three
years to his age, and Lillian NJ. Schaffer
two to hers. They had eloped and found
they needed the extra years to be married.
Walls and Miss Schaffer left Philadelphia
without advising friends or parents. Each
was then II years old. They went to sew
eral New York churches, but failed To find
any clergyman to perform the ceremony,
because they were still II. When the Rev.
DR.. Henry M. Warren, the "hotel chap
lain" refused to marry them, Walls re-
marked: Wen be older by the time We
call on the next minister"
They went to the parsonage of the River
side Baptist church, and when DIR. A. Lin
coin Moore asked them their ages Walls
Strengthened up and said:
Twenty. going on a."
"And I'm Is, going on 49," chirped Miss
Schaffer behind her handkerchief.
DIR. Moore had both subscribe to the usual
paper as 10 age and performed the cere-
mony. Two neighbors acted as witnesses.
Made man and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Walls
rushed back to Philadelphia for their par
ents' blessing. Once more they were II,
worlds Richest Bachelor No More.
James Henry Smith. who married Mrs.
Annie Armstrong Stewart, formerly of Bal
timore, has been known in New York 1nan-
cial circles for many years as silent Jim"
Smith. Before his marriage he was the
richest bachelor in the world The bulk
of his great fortune came from his uncle
George Smith OF Chicago, who accumulated
$5oO00.Oo0 or more as a stock operator. He
was a bachelor. and all of his millions
were bequeathed to his nephew on his
death in London in 1893. The legatee was
already reputed to be several times a mil
loRaire. Under his management II is be-
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man. This simply determines the fact
that the Rumai girl has come out and is
ready to be married; and the youth whose
name is drawn against hers thereby OBJ
tains letter of introduction, with author
ity to make love Immediately, with what
ardor and success he is capable of. ts. j,
Very common in Japan is the custom
of adopting children 10 keep a family
name from becoming extinct. There is
scarcely a family In which 1t has not at
some time or other been observed. A
person who has no male issue adopts a
son and, II he has daughter, often gives
her to the adopted Jon in marriage, A
youth, or even a child. who may be the
head OF a family. occasionally adopts,
ON the point of dying, a son older than
himself to succeed him.
A quaint superstition is prevalent In
many English villages. When a woman
is going to be married every effort is made
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SOLD in SEALED PALS

night Friday Mrs. Hume and her daugh-
ter obeyed this request. Miss Margaret
was 10 Join them before II o'clock. She
kept her word, but she came to her mother
as Mrs. Carlisle. bringing her husband with
her TO receive the parental blessing.
In return for the blessing, which was
quickly given, the young bride declared
that she would not disarrange the original
plans Of her mother. but would accompany
her to Europe. This met with some OBJ
lection on the part of the bridegroom, but
he finally agreed to the plan.
' Looking for n Lost Love.
Miss Myrtle Pearle Allen of ST. Louis is
In Kansas City, Kan, searcing with the
aid of detectives for DR.. Herbert Elton
Doty. to whom she was to have been mar
ried in st. Louis, September is.
1t was the original plan for DR.. Doty
to arrive on the Saturday preceding the
wedding. On that day a letter was re-
ceived from him stating that he was de-
tanned by an important surgical case, but
he would be here on Tuesday morning.
On Tuesday he wrote that he had been
witness to shooting on a street car
and had been detained, but would arrive
the same evening in time for the wedding.
On Tuesday night Mr.. Allen went to the
depot to meet him. but he returned from
the station without a bridegroom and the
guests, who had arrived, were dismissed.
Next day Miss Allen and her mother
went to Kansas City. They found that he
had taken his diploma from his ONCE and
departed hurriedly.
They proceeded to his room at s45 Min
nesota avenue and opened his trunk, TAX
ing all the letters and pictures Miss Allen
had sent him.
Girl Clerk WEEDS Banker.
A party OF nine girls left Marion, Ind,
for Niagara Falls nine weeks ago for an
outing. In the party was Miss Jennie
Winchail. 20 years Of age. whose pretty
face and good figure attracted Charles A.
Wilson, 80 years OF age. wealthy banker
and manufacturer of Pittsburg who was
also a visitor at the falls.
Mr., Wilson succeeded in being intro
duced to Miss Winchall and they were
much In each others company. When Miss
Winchall returned to her home in Marion
she received letter from Wilson. which
she answered Other letters were ex-
changed and Wilson went to Marion.
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Ina boiler shop.

A hard-headed old Pittsbufg manufac-
turer who made his fortune, as he ex-
presses 1t, with his coat OF, was induced
by his daughter to accompany them to a
Wagner concert, the first he had ever at
tended. The next day he happened to
meet an acquaintance who had seen him
the night before. who asked:
'T suppose you enjoyed the concert last
night Mr. Brown - tsst rrf
Eyes; 1t took me back to the days of my
youth" the old man said with a reminis-
cent sigh
"Ah, summer days in the country, girl in
a lawn dress. birds singing, and all that?''
mo; the days when l worked in a boiler
shop in Scranton."-Success.
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some queer Castoms Noted.

Every year in the Rumai country. In
India, about October, marriage lottery
is held. The names Of all the maria geabls
girls and Of the young men OF the circle
who want TO get married are written on
slips OF paper and thrown into separate
earthen pots. From these they are drawn
against one another by the local wise
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to prevent her from seeing her wedding
ring before the ceremony, as 1t is con-
sidered that a sight of it except at the
altar is bound to bring bad luck.