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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-26
700 LIVES AND 56 VESSELS
LOST ON WEST COAST

Portland, Ore. Jan. 25.-Few places
in the world have Guch record of
mariue casualties as the deadly west
coast, " as it is known. off Vancouver
Island, which has occasioned tie des-
truction of fifty six vessels and cost
I'll lives within the last forty years.
With the month past the west coast
has wrecked the Valencia and the ships
King David and Pass OF Melfort. Be-
sides these. wrecks in which th ere
have been more than ten lives lost, &C
cording to the data compiled by the
Morning Oregopian are:
Bark John Bright, in 1867, II lives
lost; steamer Pacific. III 1875, 260
lives; ship Grace Darling, in 1878, Is
lives; bark Malleville, III 1892, 90
lives; ship Terra Nevada, in 1886, 13
lives; ship Harvey Mills, in 1886, Is
lives; mark Endorado, in 1887. 10
lives; ship Stephen, i'll 1887, 20 LIVES;
shin Ivanhoe, in 1894, % lives; steam
er Monsterrat, in 1894, 80 lives; steam
er Keeweenah. in 1894. 81 lives;
schooner Jane Grey III 1898, "a lives;
British warsbip Condor, in 1902, 80
lives; schooner Triumph, in 1904. 80
lives; ship Lal Norma, in 1904, "a
| lives.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-26
1905 HAS Been
PROSPEROUS YEAR
FOR CHELAN COUNTY
Treasurer Buttles' Report Shows a
Good Financial Condition in County
Only About $4,000 in Taxes Now
Due. Owners Pay Back Taxes

According to County Treasurer @. E.
Buttles' annual report which will be
complete in few days, the year 1905
has been most prosperous one for
Chelan county The report shows that
not only are county finances in good
shape but that the property owners in
general have more money than in PIE
vious years. When the tax rolls for
the year 1904 were turned over to
Mr. Buttles for COLLECTION there was
due the county in all s'06. 354.76 C
which almost $4,000 had become de.
lInquent, and portion of it lad been
due the county for five years. During
the present year the tax money has
been coming in a steady stream until
now there g only $5090.45 to be col
lected, sum slightly in recess of
the back taxes due for the year 1903
at the beginning or the year 1905.
Mr.. Buttles states that property
owCers who have paid no taxes for
several years for the reason that they
did not have the money have this year
paid up everything and seem to have
plenty of money.
The total collections for tie year
1905 amount to $3.50. S76.32 and the
disbursements S149, $50. SO. leaving
balance of Sl2OI5.44 on hand January
The Chelan county tax roll for the
year 1875 shows gain of about $20,-
600 ovor the year 1904 and an increase
of approximately $4,000 over the
year 1908. During the past five years
the total taxes have have increased
from $50, 1872. "a in 1900 to sl22,951.-
90. for the present year or an increase
of S12 769.6 so. The increase has been
most marked since 1902, since which
time the gain has been ABOUT $20 900
each year.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-26
GENERAL JOSEPH
WHEELER IS DEAD

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-General
Joseph Wheeler, the famous confeder-
ate cavalry leader. and brigadier gen.
eral of the United States army sinca
the war with Spain, died at 5:35
o'clock this afternoon at the home of
his sister, Mis-. Sterling Smith, in
Brooklyn, aged 50 years. In spite of
his age there was hope until yesterday
of his recovery from the attack of
pne umonia which caused his death.
General Wheeler was taken ill six
days ago at his sisters home, where
he has been living recently. He con-
tracted severe cold which develop
ed into pleu1isy and pneumonia. From
the first his age told against him, but
the family did not give up hope until
last night. when the disease was
found to have affected both lungs.
General Wheeler s immediate relatives
were all WIN MIN.
Brigadier General Joseph Wheeler
U. 8. A., retired, one of the most
famous soldiers in United States hist
ory, was born in Augusta Georgia, in
1896. He graduated at West Point
in 1859, was commissioned second
lieutenant of dragons, and served at
the cavalry school as Carlisle, Pa.
until April 1891 when he resigned his
comm ission and entered the confeder
ate service.
In May, 1889 he was appointed by,
President Mckinley, major gen
eral of volunteers, and was assigned
to the command or the cavalry divi-
sion o. the army of Santiago in the
Spanish. Americn war. He commanded
the troops in the engagement of Las
Guasimas was senior field officer in
the battle of San Juan hill, and sub
seqently was Que of the American COM
missioners to arrange for the surrend
er of Santiago.
In 1899 and 1900 he commanded a
b., ,igade in the Philippine islands, was
commissioned brigadier general in
the regular army in June 1890, and
retired in the following September.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-26
At The Theatre

The Third Avenue Theatre Stock 20
from Seattle, which opened three
nights engagement at the Wenatchee
Theatre last evening is ore of the best
companies that has been seen here this
evening and their efforts met with a
hearty reception.
The company consists of eleven
members every oneof W o N
played their parts with consu mate
skills.
Dave Williams who appeared ere
once before this season and who made
many warm friends, is a member of
this company and his reception show
ed that he holds high place in the
estimation of Wenatchee theater
goers
The character work of the players
was fine and the PLAY as a whole was
intensely interesting. We predict a
good business for the company during
their stay here.
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If them were able to talk.

of them were able to talk.
Their first news was of another raft,
which left the Valencia before they
made the attempt, and Captain Cam
at once started in search. Nothing
has b ell seen of it,
When these survivors left the Val
encis there we're about sixty persons
left Oh board. These were ciininp to
the rigging or huddiei on top of the
remaining deck houses singing Near
er, My God, to Ihee," and praying
that some ship might yet reach them
before the sea ended their sufferings.
They had given up hope of human aid.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-26
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL EVENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Q1igg entertained
few friends at their home Thursday
evening. A musical program contain
ing several comic numbers furnished
the evenings amusement Later q
dainty iuDcheon was served by the
hostess. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Arnold, S. A. Thompson.
E. NJ. Allen ". s. Gehr, Mesdames
Parker, Tucker, Hayne and Messrs
Burlick and McNerney.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-26
LIFE RAFT WITH
IS MEN RESCUED
FROM VALENCIA
Eighteen Men Picked up When Nearly
Exhausted by Terrible Seas. List
of Survivors of Awful Wreck Now
Reaches Thirty-Three


Neah Bay, Jan. 24.-(}lingiug to a
frail, suuken raft which slid and
houndered over the great seas of the
strait for our hours, eighteen half
frozen, almost drowned survivors of
the Valencia were dragged aboard the
rescue steamsh ip City of Topeka this
afternoon.
With visions of safety on board The
steamer Queen lying powerless two
miles away they had jumped and fall
en- into the raft in desperate gamble
with the waves. All were men.
Women and children were praying and
sining Nearer, My Coo. to Thee"
TIE men jumped from the rigging
and plunged over the eide into the
already crowded foat before those
aboard could push off from the side of
the shattering wreck until the raft was
three feet under water. Then with
two tiny oars they breasted the huge
waves and fought their way towar
the Queen.
: All unknowing the big Liner watch:
ed the wreck. Her officers could not
see the sunken raft, and to the despair
of the drowning men battling to reach
her, she turned about and steamed
away.
Whatever hope they had in chance
for life died then. Huddled together
in the center of their submerged float
they waited for the end.
Then someone sighted a steamer. |
was the City of Topeka steaming to-
ward the wreck after hearing from
the Queen that there were still living
men and women on board the Val
eucla. They stood up, waved their
arms and shouted. And finally the
Topeka saw them. Her course was
altered and she steered toward the
raft, more than half the time lost to
sight in the huge ravines of the sea.
AS she came near, Captain Cannot
ordered boat lowered and in charge
of Second Officer Burke it went over
the side and into the billow:ng ocean.
Burke threw line to the raft, which
was made fast by the few hands not
too numbed to move, and the raft was
towed alongside the ship. The men
were completely exhausted, half drown
ed and almost frozen. Most of them
had to be hauled over the side by lines
tied about their bodies, with the sail
ors in the lifeboat assisting.
One of the survivors was so exhaust
ed that he did not have strength to
sit up any longer. He had fallen on
his back and as each sea washed over
the RAFT it looked as If he would be
carried away. Twice the Topeka's
lifeboat and the 1aft collided and
once the raft was SO far und er the
water it was not thought those aboard
could be saved.
Cornelius Allison, Of st. Paul, an
old man, travelling. and on his way
Seattle, was thrown from the raft in
TO the sea, as IL almost dashed itself to
pieces against the sides of the Topeka.
Heroic work by the s ilors in the
lifeboat saved his life. He believes
that Fred Erickson, os st. Paul. with
whom he was travelling, was drowned.
The rascued men were hurried into
the dining saloon where physicians,
nurses, newspaper men and everyone
not actually needed in the navigation
of the vessel stripped the clothing
from their chilled bodies, wrapped
them in blankets and piled them with
whisky. In about half On hour some
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-26

1t is not surprising that Senator
Depew has an attack of the blues
when we consider the long drawn out
simle against which this is the react
ion
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-24

Ser Satifan bat an bic BET linn
aftreoitirten Diplomaten einen Bro.
teit aegen Die Nrt uno 8eiie aerid,
tet, tpie Trantreih ieinen 0~unttatur.
ietretdr bebanoelt bat. Damn bat er
cine @rfldrung iiber feline 6teQunas
nabme erlaiien. in Der er bebauptet,
bic frans0liide &eaierune babe
&ehte Der 2irhe anaeariffen, bic fie
niht aufaeben tDnne. Sic bobe ihr
Die Gon;roqe fiber bic @eitlibeu
entaoaen, babe ben ipeenonnten
&ultusgeieuihaften &ehte nbsrtra.
gen, bic nur Der airbe 5uftanoen,
unter anberm habe 1ie linen bas
8irbenetgentum iibereeben. aber lie
oann Dem Wahtbereid3 Der Girhe
entsDgen uno unter Die &ontruue Der
meltliden BebDroen gefteut. Nus
oielem @runoe Tonne Der Uatitan
ben WaBreeeln Der franaDIiiAen &e'
aieruna nibt sultimmen unb lie niht
ols atiltig occeptieren. Beioe Ghrift.
itnde ihetnen iehr aeihidt abaefaBt
gu iein.-
Cine befriebiaenoe uno berubiaenbe
Nadribt 1T aus Stalien eefommen.
Signor 9ittoni, Der Winiter bes
Qusmdrtiaen. bot in Der Deputiers
tenfammer nit GROCER gntihieoen.
belt erfldrt, oaB Der Dreibuno in Of
ter Rraft beitebe uno beiteben blei'
ben neroe. ferner oaB elm RonHitt
smilheu Deutihlano uno @ngtano
n,ht uabriheinlih iei. Die Wittteis
lunaen iino iiberna NIT GROCER See
frieoigunQ aufaenommer, uoroen. -
Der Gsar bat Die 8orlage beS Wii.
nifterrats, pelhe perihieoene bisbe.
riae. ben Suoen auferleate Beihrdn,
fungen aufbebt. aebiqiet. 9urh
bic BDrlaae erbalten bic Suben bic
Grlaubni8, iih iDnobt auf oem2anbe
als audi in ben Stdotei1 ~innerbalb
beftimmter @renaer ansuiieoeln, uuh
ueroen eemifie Beibrdntun9er fir
iioiihe 3aufleute uno 6anomerfer
auBerhalb Der @renaen aufaebohen.
SIN WQaemeiner i1einen bic geroGbrs
ten Beraiinitiqungen iebr eerineer
Nrt 81 iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-24

Deutfhlano befinoet fih auger.
blidlib mitten i'm Wabltampf uno
es iheint. nah ben Berihteu su Ut.
teilen, ole mertn berielbe lebbafter
meroen moute, als felt 4anaem elmer.
Cine 9epeihe aus Berlin meloet,
oaB in aaen 2agern bic grDSte Hiib.
riateit berrlhe. Die &egteruna bat
ourh ibren NpeQ an ben 8atriotiss
mus oes Bottles Dffenbar cine quite
Wirtung aus9eiibt. Inter ben fret.
iinnigen Barteien bat bereits elm Bu.
iammenihluR ftattaeiunoen, 10 oaB
oieielben oies Wtal 9eeiniet geaen
Centrum uno SDsialoemutratie uor'
geben weroen. Nah bic Natiunnle
llberalen haben energiib sur Inter.
ftibuna Der Heaierung aufaeforoert
uno &onierpattpen uno Gararier ffe.
ben ebenfals auf ibrer Seite. Die
Heaierung maht ben Weriuh, einen
~8uiammenitluB aller ioeenannter
birgerliber 8arteien gu Stanoe 3u
brinaen. Db er 9elinger miro, Tam
man in oieIem Nuaenblid nod niht
iagen, bod iheint bel ben b~etreffen'
ben Barteis Nnaeb0rtgen aeraoe tetne
prin5ipieGe Ibueigung gegen Die Gb'
iihten Der Heaierung au herrihen.
9as Centrum aeiat bel Der 4eituna
leiner Champagne uiecer groBeS @e'
ibid. 8uerft ueriuhte es. mie es
ia audi Die ausldnoilhen Depeihen
totem, Der ganaen Sadie oas Nusie'
ben zines &ulturtampfes gu eeben.
Die .@ermania" ertldrte aeraoesu.
Die @egner 6es @entrum8 9rifen
oasielbe nidt uegen ieiner SteQung'
nabme in Der 40lOnialangeleaenbeit
an, lonoern neil Der tatbuliibe Teil
oe8 oeutiden Bottles in ibm feline
8ertretune iebe. Dieie Gerorebuna
Der Tatiahen erreate aber cine 10
aaeemeine gntriiituna uno fiihrte
ouh gu 10 entlhleoenen o~fi5iDien
g%rtl1runaen. oaB man Die Soee fall
len lieB, iie als Wablparule su be-
nuben. Sect beibt oas Shlaanurt
.Wabruna oes Buogetrehts oea
Heidstaaes" unb man mug eefte'
ben, oaB basielbe iehr 9eibidt ee'
mablt lift. Guf oiefes Sblagmort bin
1T Dem Centrum cine 8ereinieuna
nit ben SoMaloemotraten m0glih
uno es mirtt INNER, ruenn man bic
&eeieruna ais 8eraemaltiaerin oes
Barlamente nno iih ielbft als Be-
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misunderstanding.
See gpetes Ses Saya.ter uuc oaS sram35s
Ffdbe GgersferreeIetnent.

Bee 9peten Dee SayG;ter N1c o6S fran36s
Ff6e GgersierresIe,neut.
ueber Die @us6iltnng Der berl9iez
oenen, nod auf dineiii9em 8oben
ftebenoen fresnben Grupfena5tbeiluns
gen uno lire Ge9tipeife i'm MlanDber
l9rei6t Elm 8eoba6ter Osm oeutfGen
.Militdr= Mo1enblatt":
Gebt Die iapanif4s Snfaaterie in
Der Sdibenlinie Dor. 10 sebrau9t tie
na9 jebem Sprung ben Gpaten, lei IS
au4 nur, UNI ft9 Eel tiiraerem Qufs
entbalt Sedung se9en Si9t unb eine
Muflage fir oas @etpebr gu I9affen.
Ollie nadfolgenben Mbtbeilunsen md
den iib oieis Mrbeiten aunuse. Die
Sapaner legen. bebor ie gum gnsriff
borgeben, 0ds @epdd al, mas urter
anoerem aud ben @ortbeil bat, baB Der
Damn ii9 niat 10 febr i'm @eldnbs
abbebt, als penn er ben erpben Sorz
ntiter auf Dem Giden bat. Sat Der
Mann feline Gr6oedung nit 9ilfe bes
Spatens ausgefiibrt, 10 benubt er Die
fen als S9us fir fetnen &opf, inbem
er ben @paten nit Dem 8tdtt na6
linfs, ben 9riff mad re9ts in ben Dor
ibm beftnolt9en grbaufpurf ftedt uno
ben our9 oas 8latt unb ben @riff ees
biloeten re9tsn @intel als 4uflage
fir fein @etpebr benuBt. 3tpei 8orz
tbeile bat oteies @erfabren: Der appf
6es S9iBen 1T our9 oas @patenblsd
better gef6UBt unb oaS @efpebr bat
eire fefte Nufldge,
Nn Die MDgli9feit, ben @egner aus
feiner Stelung beraus5uI9 ieben, glaus
ben bic Sapaner nidt. Sic ne6nlen
ffets an, oaB er nit Dem @aipnett bers
ausseporfen iperben miiFe. Dd6er
nimrlt aud ods 8aipnettiren Bel ibnen
ni9t, pie tbeiltpeiIe BEL anoeren Dir
meen, einen unterseoroneten plab Elm.
Die In Banning pon Sapanern alisgez
biloeten 9ineifden Sruppen pflanaen
BET alien mDgliden uno unmDeliden
S~eleoenbeiten bas 8aipnett auf, bamit
Den 2euteu Die @ebeutung bisfer Maffe
ffets Dor 4ugen gefibrt miro. Sn=
terefdnt tit and, oab bic iapanif6e
Snfanterie, fobalb ie in ibrsm 8or>
geben fiir9tet, in bas Seuer ibrer eiges
men Nrtilerie gu fpmmen, in Ser
S6ibenlinie, fir ben 5eino unii9te
bar, tleine JGbn9eu einftedt - elm
3et9en fir Die 4rtiuerie, i6r 1euer
einaufteaen, ooer bielmebr au perleqen.
SIN rufIiidzjupanif9en &riege tparz
ben fdmmtlihe Bartholomew Der Ssas
poner bon General tabsofft5ieren eez
tiibrt. elm umftan6, Der tpeientlin su
Der guten urh ftets re1tseitigen @ers
pfIeguug Der Sruppen beitrue.
Sds bon Dem reten frona0ff6en
Grer5ter=R eglsment seffattete @urgeben
noer Worldufen BON einaelnen 2euten
aug Der S9ibenlinie babe i'd in China
btelfa3 a~ngepenbet sefsbsn, unb stpar
Mot nur BON ben 5~ranSoisn, Tonbern
aud bon Dem in6ii9en &egim.nt
So9rds. Bel elmer ltebung bes less
teren 3. 9. aiueen 5tpsi Rompagnien
IN oieier @eiie ss9en Die S0bsn BEL
Shdnzbot>fpnn Dor. sd beoba9tete
bag gorgebsn bon ben Bergen aus uno
bate biz auf bic nddTten Gntfcrnuns
gen oas @efibl, aIs ipern bo9Itens so
W9ann berantdmen, in Der Sbat tpartn
e dber, tpie 9eiast, apei aompdgnien,
Wtan lab INNER rlr stnselne 2eute
bon Sedura gu 9edung porflrsen
liro tonnte fi6 bdber fem ri9tiges Bib
BON Der Gtdrte BEG Teinbes MAIDEN.
9ssbalb puroe er aud srit febr fpdt
bonn Oertheiotoer entbedt.
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lung in Der 9eid]thte Der geIammter
amerifaniihen armee. gs fam nidt
besmeifelt peroen. 0aB uiele Der In'
terofftSiere uno @emeinen BON ben
ginselbeiter Der Nffdre unterribtet
iino. Die @emebre hdtter !. 9.
niht aus ben St6noen erlanet pers
ben tDnuen. obue oaB Die nit ben
Shlhheln betrauter unterpffistere
oieie berauagaben. Sic ule baben
itarriinnig uno in u"ebereinitimmune
ihren Tabneneio aebrod1en, als ite
fi@ meiaerten, CUR Seitftelluna uro
8~eitrafung Der Shuloiaen beisu'
trager.
nBenn in Der 2utunft iraenb cine
9ruppe, ueiB Doer ihmara, unter
meiuer Surisoittion mod einmal lid
zines iolhen 8erbaltens ihuloia ma
hen i0llte. 10 muroe i'd gang geuau
nod elnmal oas tun, mas ih in oies
lem Safe tot"
Ser Botidaft laaer,, mie aefaat,
Die Originals erihte Der OfftSiere,
melhe Die unteriuhuna geleitet bat
ten. uno Die Nusiagen Der Reugen
bel, bod entbielten o~ieielben nihts
beiouoers Wihtiaes, oas Der Brdiis
bent ni9t ibon in leiner Botihaft
berihrt bdtte. Wuh &~rieasminifter
Taft reihte elmer, geriht elm. in Dem
er fib NIT aner @ntihieoenbeit fir
bic Stequngnabme oes 8rdiioenten
ausiprah.
Nm ndhften Taae belt Genator
Torater cine lanae &eoe iber bic
Botlhaft. Wit elmer unuerfrDrens
belt. Die ibresaleiden iuht, ite0te er
ale in Der unteriuhung aemahten
Nuslaeer in 3meifel. uerodhtiete Die
Offisiere, pelhe bic unteriudnna
geleitet baben. beibuloiate ben Brd'
Itbenten bes Wtishrauha ieiner Wmt8'
eemolt uuo lang oas 2oblieb Der See
seriolbaten, als tpenn oieielben bic
reinen @ueel mdren. ShlteBlih nil.
ltate er aher oDh elm. oaB elm Be-
|ihlu6. ben er am Eaae uDrber ems
gebraft bate, uno Der bas Gpnite
iir militdriihe Mneelegenbeiten am
meiit, fei~taufteQen, Db Der &onareb
nob cine Qnteriutuna bteierB romns.
piQer NHdre pornehmen iDQe, bic
r,ah Weibnahten surifeeleat meroe.
uniere SteuunQnabme in oieIer
Nneeleeenbeit tennen uniere 2eier.
Wir fino Der Mniibt. bas Der Brdiis
bent uuQtommen rihtig eebanoeIt
bat, uno es loQte uns leio tun, tuenn
Der 9pnereB aus Nperiion aeoen ben
Y~rdiioenten Doer aus uDqtDmnten
misaugebrahter Spmpatbie NIT ben
entlaiienen Sploaten. oas @emiht
leineS Gpreehens in iraeno elmer
Weile ablhmdHen rpuroe.-
Sn Der guopers' uniDn 6au sa
Seem gort lit etue Mahenuerlamm'
lung su @unften zines @inareifens
i'm gDngoftaat a~baehalten tp0roen.
Sc ruurben Beihllife angenommeu,
in oenen Der 8rdiioent aufaeforoert
miro. ge9er Die bort herrihenoen
8uitdnoe einsuihreiten. Die 2eute,
uelde bieie Congo. Naitatipn leiter.
eeben nit elmer Beharrlihteit ani
tbr Riel lps, bic elmer beiierert Snhe
pirbig mdre. SIN Senatstoutite fit
ausmdrtige Gnaeleaenbeiten baben
audi ihon lebbafte Debatten iber ben
Congo eihluB oes Senator 2ooae
itattaefunoen.-
Nus naen @e9enoen bes Ganoes
tommen 8lager iber unaeniiaenoe
SradtbefDroeruna ieitens oer @iien'
babnen. ueberau ftnb Grahtblodas
ben uno i'm Noroneiten berrlht Sob.
fenmangel, neil Die Babnen angelo
lib niht our rehten Belt 30blen ber'
beigeihafft BADEN. Die &ommiiiion
fir ben amiihenitaatlihen 6anoels.
perfebr miro unterluben, oh Die
Shulo mirtlih auf Seiten Der 8ab'
men lieat.
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vie tn Dte8 7

gBir bieten etnbanbert Dollars gelo5uuna tlr lee
ben Gaa bon Ratarrb, Der nt8t ..bur6 ginnebmen
BON 3atI's Ratarrb-Ru eebeilt merosa
tam.
5. ). @beuen . o.. Giaeut., Solebo. ..
ieit ben testen Is Sabren sefann! unb balten ibn
fir polfommen ~ebrenbaft in allen Yei@dftsperban6=
lungen uno inanBien befdhiet, a1e BON ieiner syirma
etngeaaneenen Decentralization au erfhlen.
Watoing, Rinndn s. Warpin, 8roBhans
bels= 7ro1uiten. SoleSo. 8.
9a9's Gatarrb=Rnr piro innerli9 eeuornuren umb
rirtt oirett auf oa5 8lut unb Die i@leimigen Obers
fdhen oes Spfens. 3euaniHe frei ~nerfanot. yreis
Is @ents fur Die Gtai6e. gertanft bon alien Mpo.
tbefern.
N.bmt 6au's Gamilien =giaeu fur geraupfuna.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17
UNA vIBoRA FAsciNA
A GATOS pOMESTlcOs.

Phoenix, Arizona, Nov. 9.-Despues
que una vibora de gran tamalo hubo
fascinado a dos gatos y estaba comen-
zando a tragarse uno de ellos, la Sta.
Frances Ewell, que reside con sus pa
dres en- un rancho doce millas al oeste
de Phoenix, se procure I'm fusil y di6
muerte d la serpiente.
La Sta. Ewell 81 hallaba ocupada en-
ell trascorral colgando ropa, cuando
vic a sus dos gatos perfectamente In
movies y o la vista fila en- la mis-
ma direction. Los llam6 y no lie hicie-
o caso. La j6yen Sc puso a exami-
mar Ell lugar Y halo una vibora de cas-
cabel a corta distancia de los gatos y
moviendose en- su direction. Ella sos
pech6 que estaban fascinados por ell
ojo de la serpiente.
Procurand0 ell fusil de su padre, Ia
j6ven volvi6 a donde estaba Ell reptil,
hallando que Sc habla aproximado CO.
mo a dos pies de uno de los gatos. Ha.
bio al cato y la vibora empez6 a en-.
roscarse ~acometiendola a ella y no
alcanzando por una cuantas pulgadas
antes de que pudiese hacer punteria y
despedazarle la cabeza de I'M trio.
]. J. Ewell, padre de la muchacha,
halo que la vibora tenia cinco pies y
n pulgada. Los ~cascabeles eran
once y muy grandes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17
GENIE A~oRApscIpA.
o Hsila on cusisuIsr Parts Do Santa

Muchos ciudadanos dc Santa Fe tie
men raxon para estar agradecidos por
cargas que han sido quitadas do los
dolores do espalda, los cuales han 80
brevellados por AMOS, LastImaduras
dlcen acerca de 81 expsrlsncia pnbli-
camente, AQui estA IN ulso Do clio.
Limo Romero. arreador 10 I'm CARO-
Dc entregar por la Compania lie Kauns
Residential en- Ia Avenlda de Palaclo,
dice: "Algunas veces mi espalda nc
dolia constantemente. algunts vcces
era un dolor agudo a traves ,le los To-
mos. Y cuando ustaha' an sn leor cs-
tado, tenia que es.arme dos q tres
dIas en- Ia CANA. Nunca toiae hada
para clio porque los ataques lmrecian
desaparecer tan pronto como venian,
pero cuando suffia de uno tuve Ia Gu.
sualidad do leer acerca de las Pildo-
ras de Doan para los Rlhnones en- I'm
papel de Santa Fe, y full q la botica
de Ireland por q Gaia. Inmediata'
mente par6 81 malestar."
De venta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
clio 80 ~centavos. Foster-Milburn Co..
Buffalo. N. Y, unicos agentes por los
Estados Unidos.
Recordad ell nombre-Doan--y no
tomen otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17
FISCHER DRUG co.
Hscho FELIX por Ia Vida.


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no cedia a tratamiento alguno slno
que Sc ponia continuamente peor, has
ia que como dltimo arbitrio usamos
los Amargcs Electricos; y me regoci-
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