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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-02
Mas SObre el Homicide de
lRCT LueTaS.

AL tempo que ocurrio Il homicidio
del sehor Iuez Lueras Ell oual publioa
mos oportunamente, no teniamos otr 8
dstos que los muy eseasos que puolieo
el t-egrafo, pero iltlmamente hemos
recibido noe ccrrespendeuola Ia cual
conouerda con la relaeion que del caso
da La Bandera Americans
El jovencito Florenoio Bermudez, que
es hljo del honrado cludadano Don Je
aus Bsrmudez, do Pinos Wells, 50 eu
oo0traba pAsleudo un reba11 d. Dou So
turnlno Lueras Ell ompalia Gel fiuado
I1.z LueTss sobnno dc Don Saturnino
La mahsua del dla de ia trpledIa los dos
psstorss tuvieron una contradiction so
bre quen debsria de poner la cafeteria
On ell fuego para hsoer cafe, Floreucio
eu So reaoiou del case dice que lie dijo
a Lueras; "Don Iuez ponga esR cafe
terra en- Ia lumbre Ei fgadoale res
pondi6 de la misma mauea,s p6i4io que
Lneras le adminlstro una patada > 20
preparaba para pegarle con el gsrrote
que usan los pHstores cuando ElOren-
clo, temercso de que 10 matara de un
garrotazo, salto para donGe estaba el ri
fle y le dispar0 IN tir0 cue le peg0 en la
cara. Ell muohaoho alega que apel0 q
10 que pudo halIar mas pronto porque
ell tnado era de un oaracter sumamente
vlolento = que Sc cegaba poT la ira, re-
oordandose que en amos pasados on IN
Brrauque de lmpaeiencia dio dc patadas
4 su prUpia eeposs, estendo ella sn un
Ia, 90 cuyos efeotos munro la stnOrR
FIorenolo dice que temi6 10 matara
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-02
PARECt QUE AHORA 81.
La COnfereaCla de EStadO ha
COnYCBldO en- On RepOrte.

Varios despaohos ha pub!icado duran
TO la semana la prensa asociada sobre la
question de estado y todoa indican una
acutud favorable en- connection con ia
question de estado, publio6ndose final
mente ell eiguisnte, que pareoe no dejar
duda que antes de que sslga otra vez La
Vos va Ia ley habr8 sido desoretada;
Washington, Mayo 8l-Los miem
bros de Ia conferencia de estado esperan
presentar 50 informs msfiAna Sc dice
que el informe favorece el que 20 reins
tale Ia clauaula do que Guthrie stR lacI
pitRl de Oklahoma hasta ell ailo de
1915.
Otfo despaoho de la misma feoha di.
ce
Los membros republicaucs de la Cd
mara dijeron hoy Que el informs sobre
la ley de estado sera presentsdo manRna
o el Sabado q mas tarde. III informe
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-02

FL Lunes a. instato On esta ia oorte
territorial h h'biendose oalifoado los ST.
guieutes lurados:
GRAM URADo.
Santiago Moya, Presidente, Adolfo
Padilla, Luclo Duran Jose l.. Bastos.
Vicente Romero, p A Bustos, Jose En-.
oarnaciou Luoero, Rogue Herrera, Fran
cisco OrCz Jose A. Sandoyal, Desiderio
Apodaca, jose Ma Msrtiuez, Luis Mon
tafio, Salouou Ortiz. Ambrosin Madrid,
jose l.. Gall ldre, Jer6 limo Fresquez,
Jesus Ma Duran, Juan Silva, Va entin
Tenorio, Emrerio Arellauo.
PEQUEno JuRADo.
Epifanio Romero, Jesus Ma. Macs,
William Lstoher, Andres GtieRo, Pillar
Blea, Juan Blea, Jr Marcos Macs, Epi
fanio Trujtllo, Andres 5ena, Anioeto Ia
pia, Auloeto Valdez, Vidal Atenoio,
Anastacio Herrera, Pablo Armijo, John
A. Paueu, Jesus Padills, Felipe Esqui
bel, Francisco MartintZ y Baoa, Fran
CISCO Santoval, w A Givens, Juan Sc
gura, Isidro Valdez, Trinidad Flores,
Carlos Lucero.
Fueron nombrados como bailiffs, del
graz jurado, Don Est6ban Gutierrez Y
de Ia oorte, Don Basiho Lopez Don
Manuel Silva
ri gran jnrado federal ha continuado
en- session durauta toda esta semana, el
pequena haniendo sido descargado desde
Ia pasada. 5 dloe que I'll gran jurado
ha estado lnvestlgsndo osusas d. impor
tauoia en asuntos de terrenos otroe
que no ueneu connection con la ley del
chisma. la Icy d. Etmunds
jose Rios que hsbla sidl sentenciado
4 un ann de preside por vioIaeion de la
ley de Edmunds, hizo aphcacion d 10
corre para que le psrmirers cambiar su
confession de uulpabilidad de Ia primera
acusacion d lg sHgunds, 10 que se la fue
permiudo, imponi6ndnle Is oorte senten.
oia de seis meses de carcel.
Jose q, Sala2ar -acnsaao de rohn de
Rnaruiciones oonfeso su delito Ell juez
le impuso sentencia de dos amos dc pc
nitenciarla, pero suspendio Ia eiacucion
de Ia misma durante su buen comporta
miento.
Una de las causas importantes que
probabIemente Sc juzgaran en- al presen
Go termino es la de Celso Baoa contra
la Merced dc Tecolote, pero aun no &c
ha hjado la fecha del juicic
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-02
ItlnerarlO de los TraHyiaS EIGC-
tTlCOS.

En- efecto desde FL de Mayo,
La compafiia de trAnvias electriooS ha
inaugurado mn itinerariu encamiDado
snplir las demandas del pdblico de Las
Vegas Gu toda 50 extension. Los tran
Was parten de los puntos ennumerados.
Cada quinceaminutos Sc podrG hRllar un
tranvia en- el punto citado.
La Plaza Castafieda Sanitario
6:87 A NJ. 6:45 A. NJ. 6.37 A.sM.
Estos trauvias continuAn oada
guinea minutes durante todo
ei dia hasta In noohe. cuRndo
81 tiltimo CAIRO 80 puede TO-
mar en-
La Plaza Casteheds Sanitario
i0;87 P. M. l0;00P. M. 'lI'07 P. M.
81 trsnvia que vuelve del Sanitario
llega al Castaheds a las 11:l5y dc Alli
va direotamente la coohers.
Eate itiuerari0 as tan complete com.
prende tRntas horas del dia que las per.
soDas que deseen atender 4 renniones y
festividadades en- la noohe pueden estar
saguros de tener IN tranvia para regre-
sar sus hogares. Sc espera que el pd-
hlico tome yentaja dc estos esfuarzos
que SO hacen para 50 benehoio. II
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-02

w r. Ward, de DyersbuTg, Tenn,
escrbs; Certitiao por este que he usado
81 Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup para la
cons ipacon cr6nioa, y ha probado fue
ra da dnda ser un remediO practice y
complete para esta enfermedad. eH
con gusto que oiresco mi reoomenda
olOn conoien2uda "
De venta on Ia Botioa dc 0 q. shae-
far
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-02

Los conductors de los trayias eleetricos
vender6u en- 10 suoesivo boletos de pa
4sj por 25c u boletos para niiios por
25 centavos. buenos solamente para las Ii.
meas locales. I'll pdblico debe aprove.
char esta aportunidad de economic y
conyenienoia. at.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-06-02
So DuENo poDRA RECoRRARtA.

Desde Ahril pasado est& entire mis- va
cas- una vaca canela, como 10 ahos de
adad maroa p pierna izquieraa. una
harruga en- Nl pesouezo iz1uierdo. So
due6o podra reoobrsrla psgandopor este
aviso.
Juan Alhino Montoya
5.26.2t Etafeta sapello N. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
IN FACE OF DEATH
SENT THE NEWS
Telegraph Operators i Heroically
Chung to Posts Until Driven
Out By Flames.
Out By Flames.
(By Associated Press


e NEW YORK, April lS.-,That the world
received news throughout the day Of vthe
San Francisco disaster Is due In part to
the courage OF the telegraph operators
sthere, who stuck to their posts and con-
fstlnued to send news and other messages
4 in spite Of great personal danger.
is The operators and officials of the Postal
K Telegraph Company remained in the main
office of the company, at the corner OF
Market and Montgomery Streets, oppo-
site the Palace Hotel, until they were
ordered out of the building because Of
5gthe danger from the dynamite. explosions
In the immediate vicinity. The men pro-
4ceeded to Oakland, across tho bay, and
took possession of the office there.
5s Tonight the company Is operating seven
wires from Oakland All messages from
the city must be taken across the bay
An boats.
55sf The Associated Press has established
IN boat service for its news, w. G. Swain
4 an electrical engineer In the service OF
fthe Postal Company. returned several
&1Imes this afternoon to the main building
In San Francisco and got in commtn-
cation east. His last message was timed
SG:47 p. NJ. He said he was surrounded
l,y severe explosions OF illuminating and
Sewer gas.
1.-THE Postal building was not destroyed
sllp 10 O'Clock tonight, The roof only
u had been damaged, II was surrounded
4 by fire on three sides
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small Neutrality-suspicious. in all, which are
carefully kept and rendered especially at
tractve by their palm and selnl-tropical
flowers AS there is no winter frost. the
plants and trees in tho parks are IN
almost constant foliage and grow to un-
usual perfection. The presdio, the mills
tary reservation OF the United States, IS
on the northwestern corner of the PENN,
sula and embraces 1.50O acres. The rcser-
walton contains the barracks, officers
quarters and other buildings needed for
the troops OF the department Of Cali
fornia. Is
The climate Of San Francisco is very
eqlla BILE, frost and snow appearing SO
rarely as to be practically unknown.
san francisco has,a combined city and
county government. legislative powers
are vested in board OF eighteen super
visors elected at large. a mayor elected
for a period OF two years mas !, inc v .,.
powcr, appoints a board of public works
police commissioners, civil service conf
ihissioners health board. board of edlica-
ton, fire commissioners, election COM
missioners and park commissioners.
Amendment to the public service IS
made under civil service rules. The audi
tor, treasurer, assessor tax collector,
coroner and recorded are elected ny the
people, as Is also tho county clerk. The
water works, the gas and electric sSS-
tens, and the street railways are all ~
the hands of private corporations The
nolice department has GEE men, y sta
lions, and costs 100000 per annum. Tho
IRE department has 70 stations, IS en-
glnes. 10 truck companies and several
chemical engines. 1t costs SsOo,o0O per
annum Tho nchool department employs
1,o45 teachers, Of whom 035 nre women
ana 40 men; has 70 day schools. evening
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IN MEXICO
Fried Beans and Red Pepper.

"It Is r. positive pleasure" writes
San Antonio, Texas, man, ITO write what
follows and you may use It mt your dis
cretion 1t may. ! hope, serve to set
some other unfortunate on the Road 70
MELVILLE. Id,
"I am travelling man, selling dry
goods in Texas and Old Mexico, Thot
alone ought to tell story OF a. dlsof,
dored stomach, n sluggish liver-whnt !
once thought WAS q hopelcssy impaired
digestion, and all the rost Of the Ills that
40 with a stomach completely wrecked
.'Hnyc you ever eaton meal IN
country town In Mexico? 10 keep 1t up
for three years would break down any
decent American constitution, Just as It
did mine tt3g
"Just figure, Mr.. rape-Nuts man, one
is served three times a day with black
Mexican beans. cooked semi hard IN
grease, and you eat them too, because
Won have to Along With this you must
eat (for you can got nothing else--greasy
pork, cooked In the hottest Of hot, pep
merry juice or grease, and drink coftee
black rs Hadcs and strong as nqlla FORTS
nNow wouldn't that jar your constitu-
ton, even II you are from Michigan?
8"Well, 1t got me, and got me good and
plenty ] was so emnciated, weak, hol-
iow-eyed, sallow, and what We here In
,rexas ulll no count that ] seriously
thought of collecting my life insurance.
This was year and Il half ago. One
doctor gave me liver medicine that made
mo worse, but the next one struck was
What I thon called pure food crank
I don't call him that any more
"IIe ordered me 10 use Postum for col
fee and> Grape Nuts for my meals, ana
mighty little else, was desperate ana
followed his directions. implicitly Tlen
V,p1o ~ af IA months or
tbis dat i weigh 81 pounds more. have
clear complexion. good appetite, g
GOOD digestion, attend to my business
every day but never go on trin With,
an arriving my Postum and Grapes Nuts
Win me-" Name given by Postum Co.,
Battle Creek Mich
There's q reason,
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Professor Bernard Moses. Of the uni
vers,ty of California, in sketch or the
civ of san Francisco, printed lnst year,
says.
..s,n ,rancIsco the largest city IN
california; and the largest on the western
coast OF America, or III the Uhltcd olutcs
yes, or the Mississippi River nlnth as
ia rank IN population in the United
states. seventh, seaport In commercial
Importance, Is situated on very h''lS
peninsula, between tho Bay OF san frah-
cisco and the Pacific Ocean; on THO soulh
side OF the strait known as the Golden
Gate. latitude 81 degrees and lorty-elsht
minutes, longitude, 122 degrees, twenty
seven minutes,
n ia the principal seaport on the Ia
o,nc coast of tho United States, possess
inc the only commodlous hhrbor, except
ING that ut Santiago south OF luset
sound, The bay Of San Francisco. FORM
ing this harbor, Is entered ny s'ta',
,hont three miles long and one to TWO ana
n hnlf miles wide, navgable for the very
,,rg.st shlps. regardless of tides. rhc
n,rhor itself ia completely sheltered from
dangerous winds on all Sides 1t Is about
ninety miles long and from hVc 10 lliteeh
miles wide, and contains excellent am
chornpc ground and abundance or deep
water. It Is supplied with dry DOCKS
and every facility for the care or Vessels.
Tho town was Incorporated April 10,
1880 California had already adopted ~
constitution. but II had not been admitted
into tho Union The first municipal cleo
lion under charter was held May J. 1880
Inc Common Council held its first meeting
on May 9Th, and proceeded at once to
plunder the city treasury, II proposed 10
~ III. salary OF the Mayor at $4,000 Il
year and al the same sum the salaries
Of tho recorder, the marshal and the city
| attorney,
The other officers, including the mem
| bers OF The council, wers TO have sala-
| rles ranging from 1900 to 5000 annually,
| After the admission OF California into
the Union as a state, The City was re-
Incorporated April 18th, 1851, and the es-
seutial forms OF the pre-eXisting govern
ment were retained.
Has Suffered From Fires.
In It's early history the city suffered
! from several iiles These occurred De-
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cember oath, 1Si9. May 4th, 1850, June 14th(
1850, September nth, 1850. May 4th, 1851
and June 22nd, 1851. Two effects OF these
fires were the use OF better materials
in building, and In the formation OF var
ions hook and ladder. engine and hose
to the fact that the city was full or
criminals. who were making prlht out
of tho fires. n
'San Francisco has forty-seVen 'sauaro
miles Of territory. or about 10000 acres
within the municipal limits. Many OF the
Htrccls, especially In the northern ana
western parts Of the city, are very ,steel''
and tho hills are mounted by cable cars,
Il system invented, or first applied here,
by a, S. iIallide. The present total MIL
cage OF street car tracks Is ESQ,
The finest residences are on Nob's Hill
and the Pacific TIoigths 10th districts
commanding superb Views of the bay ana
the Golden Gate, and In Van Ness Ave-
nue., Il broad street. 1875 feet wide, running
north ana south near the geographical
center OF tho city. The commercial dis
trIct is in part on made ground facing
the harbor on tho eastern side OF the
peninsula and on tho comparatively lever
ground to the southeast. Tho mission
district in tho south and In the center
or the peninsula named from the OLD
Spanish mission situated there. Is also
n fayoritc residence quarter, Market
Street, a broad thoroughfare, 100 feet
wide, runs from the wafer 'front.' by
gradual ascent, into the interior of the
peninsula, In southwesterly direction.
The streets to the north of Market Street
cut the city into rectangular BLOCKS, run
ming north and south and east and west
hence Mt acute angles to Market street.
Those to the south Of Market Street are
parallel to- or ut right angles to the
street The city Ia thus cut Into two dis"
tinct portions, locally known MS south
of Market street and North OF Market
Street.
The district to the south Is occupied
by manufacturing establishments and the
homes Of laborcrs, hat 70 the north IS
occupied by shops of better sort and
by the homes Of the clerks, the merchants
and 'he capitalists.
Many Beautiful Parks.
san Francisco has six large ana many
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To Remove Freckles and
Pimples in Ten Days,

4 NADlNOLA Is = new discovery, sold rndsf positive
xparspiee and mouey refunded in svsry case where falls
!. renoye tstlss bhples, lre.spos sua'l.n, ssll0w-
ss., blskhsads collar aiseoiorsons and all eruplIOns
81 the ska, 90 mltlsr Of how long stsntlnE. Cures
pdjaary cases Ia 10 days and tbe worst 10 Is 10 20 days
Aisr thes. defects arc removed the skin will Be clear.
hsshy aud beautiful. no possible barn can result from
rs We As regards our reputation and ability TO esupy
uIih our ssreemeuls, We refer 10 the comueesl bauk
,ua Bssk Of Henry, Paris 1sou,. Or my eeuay 's1i
M your druggist for HADN0iA II be hlsnt IL ssnt Us
soceat money order snd VIC will send ySa SQ'tsnt
e,si,rs Of RADIHoLA by mall. u i falls to doall w
t.lm for u, notify y, and VIC viii proupy return your
snsusy. AddrssS HAIi2kAL TOILET 60. PAl. isal
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eaaa,,ny,rr block in Market stree.
~" ~, ~ ave- in tho city IS hospltals' -
arnhon asyr,ms, % homes for INC y, G. as st'
~ ~ p tnoatros, A social clubs ana 20 a'' -
iotic clubs. There are l!o , c''''o >,'
of which are Roman Cnthol'c.. ,r,,, :,
,,, M in san Francisco, employ,
~. sso toa Az OF capital. 4.o4l salarlca
ami,iaIs at st6l9,033 per ann'H1, anu
~, o. s1c in 1903 This is the largest SD
s,h' ~ tho laborcrs, 1,722 We're men
l'u,.', s,o 108,S79; 1891 wern women
oar,Mnr 81 734,oS4, and OBS were ch''arc'''
earning sl95,66i. go 400 oso and
tne products were worth Sl'''op9,,rh
some Of tho industries nhvlns - IVA ~, =
800" ,,,nnrt or exceeding $2,0O0W0' are 'he
".ma,,,,rr. sugar and molnsses, refining,
sun,, a,s IN 1908 This is the largest SIM
ss,,a'1,ndustry. san Francisco being the
81 Let nolnt of entry for the raw sugar
no" from the Hawaiian Islands much
~ - Ia refined here. Strengthening ana
,,,oot nncl,ing- como next, with $999l, o9l,
rh,a industry Is supplied by the herds
NJ cattle, focks of sheep and the NOES
which are raised In the valleys ana inc
,ntorlor of California. Foundry and ma
chine products represent the third '''uus-
try in size, with ss.S66,967, ,,os
rhe, canning of fruits and Vegetaples
Is another large industry, EMPLOYING
several Thousand persons during the : sen 9, !
SON and turning out product 81 we WoFt ~
about sa,m.no In 1900 and ss s u, \ q
1908 Leather working industries, lnc.uur
ing boots, shoes and gloves, sha nda ny 10
important with a product OF $4,NuWo' j,
The manufacturing or GRAIN saeNs -
yo,ves about s9,O0O,O2D The scks are
n,nnufnctured for the shipment of wheat
,,incpally, none. of which Is handled IN
mix. rhere is a considerable output OF
bakery products, s2,Go1,@7. Another indus,
try OF mark, Is the manufacturing OF
pastry products, notably crackers and
macaroni, s9,Bo2O27. Fish canning Is not
n large Industry In San francisco itself,
.but the great Alaskan fisheries and can
neries are operated under the manages
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schools with $500 pupils. @ .Efi,erc. IRE T.
also two richly! endowed schools Of tech
no,ogy; the departments q. lazy, mca u me,
4dentisty, phnrmacy,iA veterinary ANlellc's
and art belonging to the uniHcrA't I.0l5
California are also in the city. on inc INC
Islnnd@of Ycrba& >Buenn. within the city
%llnits,f%is tho val&training scllooi y
the United StutesggovcInmcnt
Tho Union Ferry Depot, where the boats
land, whcl, connect San Francisco with
the railway syesteins across the bay was
q, ected l.y the State HarbOr Commission
ers IN 1896. at N cost OF over Sl,COo,ppl5lt
is Cos feet long, 1876 feet wide, contains
railroad ticket Offices, waiting rooms, Cnil-
rorn! state Board Of Trade, Pncliic
Commercial Museum and "a state 3A'hlhs
Bureau. The United States appraisers
building is built of brick four stories to. es
hight, cost 100000, and contains inter-s
nal revenue Offices secret service ana ill"-
rlne Offices. as we'll as the unltcd stN Ss
Circuit and District Courts. nc C"''rt 81
Appeals and the office OF the appraiser.
and the coast and seodetic survey. = = ne
city hall. an imposing structure, GOVERNS:
nbout four acres. costing the municipal
treasury 100000. The dome. l3' feet
hight nv lis in diameter. rises $50 eel
above tho sidewalk. The United states
Mint ranks the second in the country. II
IS kent constantly in operation, coming
the gold produced on The Pacific coast.
IN 1902 1t coined s@5.01?,5M In double
eagles. ,isg5.rcO In eagles. s4,6?'oo N
half eagles. sl,52o,ooo In standard silver
dollars. s73O.335 In half dollars. S's' .ioa m
quarter dollars, and seo7.O eco IN dimes
In 1901 tho amount Of gold coined Into
eagles and half eagles was much 5lar x, a
Tn that year tie total coinage was Isl A
or. 1920,
The public library has 10000 volumes;
Is at present in the city Han. ~ mas
seven branches and six delivery stations.
,rhc people recently voted sl.G47Wo In
bonds for lands and buildings for a nc" 'i
library, and Andrew Carnegie has offered
$4,000 more.
Great Industrial City.
Thc city has 80 hotels, no, including
APARTMENT houses run under hotel plan.
or these. the most famous Palace Hotel'
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Richmlor2d's Best
Waist Store.

The late arrivals are unusu-
ally pretty. Some came as late
as yesterday, and it makes this
stock by far the most complete
.hereabouts, SO bear this in
mind. For to-day:
White Lawn Waists, tucked, but
tonng in tho back, Val. lace yoke coll
lar and cuffs trimmed with VAL lace,
price $3.50
Tucked Waist. with pattern of blind
embroidery IN front, full sleeve, long
cuff, trimmed With Val. lace; price,
Sl.Os.
Fine Muslin Waists, trimmed In
Val. lace. inserting and embroiyery
medallions, large full sleeves, with
deep tucked cuffs; others with short
sleeves; price S@.iS.
Fine Muslin Waists, trimmed In
German Val. inserting and medallions;
special value. sos. a
Dainty White Jap SILK Waists, Val.
trimming, In yoke design. short
sleeves, with VAL rufflcs and cluster
tucking In back. at SA.4S.
White and black jap silk Waists,
elaborately trimmed with Val, lace.
in panel effects, with ruffles of lace on
edge, short sleeves and Val, collar;
special Sa,nS.
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Message to Funston.

& JJpon hearing the news Of the San
Francisco earthquake, Assistant Score
}tnry of War Oliver, in the absence Of
Secretary Taft. who was at the Capitol,
telegraphed Major General GrceleE, COM
handing the Pacific division. with head
quarters Mt San Francisco. instructins
h.rl to cooperate with the local author
tiles and use all csources at his COM
amand to assist in alcviating the situation
there.
Secretary Taft tonight sent messages
TO General Funston urging him to advise
tile War Department of the condition at
San Francisco rs soon as possible and to
do everything in his power to let the pub
lie at large know of the actual state of
affairs in the stricken city. The War De-
gpartrent was advised that IN officer who
has an automobile had consented to MAKE
an attempt to reach General Funston at
once and carry the dispatches which have
accumulated at Oakland and could not
be sent because Of lack OF ferry accom-
lnodattons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19

near proving fatal. lle had been attend
Ing n regular Hanover tournament near
Negro Foot. Va, in this county, and on
bis return home Mt night, in the extreme
darkness, he was thrown ont Of his We
hlcle and severely injured about the neck
and head. He finally succeeded In recoy-
crng himself after a shor, period of IN.
consciousness. and walked home. but his
horse, SYRACUSE wcll-known In tho
Anna River at Beach Ford rho river
was much swollen, and the horse was
drowned both vehicle and horse being
found tho next day down the stream
near Horseshoe Curve,
The horse Syracuse" has long been
known as the best fox lluntng horse in
the county.