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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-17
GOOD FISHING

MIR. Robert Jennings, fisherman, Pas
sapatanzy shore at mouth OF Potomac
creek, shipped last week fifteen hundred
punches Of rock and perch, which ne sold
at good prices.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-17

6 orS good fresh Mich Cows. Apply
to Chas II. Hurkamp.
Boscobel Farm, fredericksburg, Va,
or Thomas Boulware Corbin p. o.,
Caroline TO Va. II
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-17

Speaker Cannon has coniidcntially
impaired to a friend the Information
that tariff reform must come. 50
must the Judgment day, but when?
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-17
0. A.. 3.

Hundreds Of Daughters OF the American
Revolution from all parts Of the country
are in Washington attending their an
nnnl cnngress. which convened MONDAY.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-17

~ the Name OF the Commonwealth
Of Virginia.
In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court of the County OF Spotsylyania on
the 18th day OF April, 1906.
r. W. Smith...................... Plaintiff,
against
Jorion Roy and W. $. Broad
Defendants.
The object oi this suitisiorattachment
i'm equity upon plaintiffs bill for that
purpose, 70 subject the land OF Jordon
Roy. containing about fifty acres, stu
ated in Livingston district. SpOtsylvania
county. Va. on the Giebe road. adjoining
the lands Of Robert Lewis and Others,
and same land conveyed said Roy by s.
&C.. Kendig and wife, to the payment OF q
certain bond given by the said Roy TO +.
W. Smith for the sum Of 500, with inter-
est thereon from Jan. |. 1900, subject TO
n credit of 80 Sept 10, 1900.
And ananidayit having been made and
fled that the defendant. JOrdon Roy, II
not a resident Of the State OF Virginia, It
r. ordered that ne 10 appear bore within
fifteen days after due publication hereof,
and do " hat may be necessary to pro-
tect his interest in this suit. And IL Is
further ordered that a copy thereof be
published once week for four weeks in
The Free Lance, and that copy be
posted at the front door OF the court
house of this county on or before the
next succeeding rule day after the entry
of this suit.
Teste:
T. A. Harris, Clerk.
Lee J. Graves, p. q.
A copy-Teste:
apl7-w4w I. A. Harris Clerk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-17
Monday, May 18th, 1906,

M 1890 o'clock ", offer for sale at pub.
lic auction. 10 the highest bidder, that
certain tract of land ia Stafford county,
virginia. containing 9 - acres, together
with all buildings and improvements
thereon and privileges thereto belonging,
which tract OF land fronts on Aqua
Greek. In Stafford county, Virginia, near
the Potomac river. AMI Is the sameprop-
erty conveyed unto the fredericksburg
Uuckiug Club by Barney Brooks by deed
OF April Doth. 1890.
THIS property fronts on the celebrated
Aquia Creek and It's owner will possess
and enjoy most valuable fishing and
ducking privileges. it being located IN
section than which there is none better
along the entire Potomac river.
There is club house ON the property.
Terms of Salc-Oue third cash, balance
i'm equal instalments mt one and two
yea Is time. the deferred payments bear
ing interest from date of sale and being
secured by deed of trust or title reserved,
or all cashat the option Of thepurchaser.
ALVIN Y. EMBREl,
SpecialCommissioner.
Yirginia-ln the Clerks office OF the
Circuit court Of the county of Stafford.
A. e. Doggett, plaintiff. against Freder-
chsburg Ducking Club. defendant. !, t..
A. Bryan. clerk OF the said court, do
certify that the bond required of the spec
ial commissioner by the decree rendered
in said cause ON the 18th day OF April,
1906. has been duly given. Given under
NV hand as clerk Of the said court, this
14lh day OF April, 1906.
apl7-wlw Z. \. Bryan OiefA'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-17
FIRST-CLASs BOARD

For nice comfortable lodging and
meals come to 314 Commerce street.
Meals 25c.. lodging 25c. Board by the
week or month. Mrs. J. F. Monroe,
fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-17
MINERS WANTED.

Steady employment will be given to
20 machine men ton air-drillsl at $L35,
and 10 100 laborers at $1.10, under
ground, at the Arminius Mines near
Mineral, Virginia. ma ION
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-17
rGGs FnR MATCHING.

Will sell eggs this season from my
High-CIass Barred Plymouth Rocks at
800 a setting per 10.
Robert W. Harris,
17m2m FREDERICKSBURG, u
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-17
Few of the Styles
at STATS

Suits of gray mixtures, tuxedo
eton effect, short sleeves with
cuffs, trimmed in silk braid and
fastened with gun-metal but.
tons-$24.75.
Suits OF gray mixtures in check
effects, et6n style, with vcsting,
braid trimmed-$24.75.
Suits of a pretty shade of green
wolfe, tuxedo style with folds
that make a most effective trim.
ming; silk braid is used to give a
pretty finish-$24.75.
Suits of Alice blue panama, with
eton scalloped around the bot
tom. pretty vesting front, silk
girdle, trimmed around neck and
sleeves with silk braid-S24.75.
Suits of black panama, etOn
style, scallOped around the bot
tom, effective Persian vesting-
$24.75.
Suits OF gray mixtures, etOh
style with fancy vesting, trim
medin buttons-$2I75.
Suits in gray mixtures, REFER
jackets with pockets and lapels-
$24.75.
Suits of checked cloths, eton
Jackets with lapel effect formed
by gray silk, trimmed in buttons
% $24.75.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-17
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Fishing and Hunt
Ing Property
n Stafford County, Virginia.

Pursuant 90 decree OF the Circuit Court
To-. Stafford county, Virginia, entered
April 18th. 1906. in the chaucery cause
of A. C. Doggett ". The fredericksburg
pucking Club. the undersigned special
commissioner having given the bond le-
quired by said decree Will. before Stafford
Court-house. Staiiorlcounty.Yirginia, on
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-17
A Few Of the Styles
at SPOTS.

Suits OF black-and-white strip
ed cloth with gray silk yesting,
REFER Jacket. trimmed in but
tons and braid-$29.75.
Suits Of black wolfe, with eton
Jacket and vesting OF green ELK
covered with black lace, SILK
braid trimmed-S20.1J.
Suits OF light mixtures with
blue vesting, eton jacket, silk
faced collar, new styles sleeves,
button trimmed-S20.15.
Suits OF panama, eton style,
silk collar and cuffs, with fancy
vesting-$29.75.
Suits of gray mixtures. et0h
Jacket gray silk collar and cuils,
braid trimmed-$20.7j.
Suits Of panama in raspberry,
black. dark or Alice blue, new
green. Made with eton jacket
in tuxedo effect, white pique
vest. silk faced lapels, short
sleeves trimmed in lace-S29.1o.
Suits OF light mixtures with
REFER Jacket trimmed in brass
buttons and with green velvet
collar and cuffs-$29.70.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-17

l7u2n,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-07-07
BIG MINING AND Ex-
IA :. PLORAT|ON COMPANY
Will Build First Southern Nevada Shelter
Strong Wall Street Interests.

At Eden the new corporation acquires
300 acres on which the o~utcropping
veins can be traced for several thous-
and feet. The showing here is con-
sidered to compare f~avorably with
Tonopah at the same stage.
In addition to these promising prop
critics in the prospect stage have been
acquired at the neighboring districts of
Belle Helen, Clifford and Golden
Arrow.
With a management consisting Of
some of the most active and successful
operators of Nevada, it is one of the
purposes of the company to explore for
and acquire additional properties where
it may be done to advantage. The
possibilities in this line are of course
great in q country where new bonanzas
are being found so frequently. But
aided by the energy, experience and
sound judgment of Malcolm L. Mac
donald and Donald B. Gillies, backed
up by ample resources, it would seem
difficult to place a limit on these
possibilities.
The president of the corporation is
Malcolm L. Macdonald, who has I'M
questioably been more successful than
any other operator in Nevada by the
acquisition of mining properties in the
prospect or early stages of develop
ment, the purchases being made on the
buyers W observation and judgment.
The vice-president is M. R. Ward, who
is president Of the Tonopah Extension.
The treasurer is Arthur w. Joseph, a
member of the banking firm of Charles
Minzeheimer & company of New York.
The secretary is Henry L. Fridenberg,
a mechanical and electrical engineer
and a successful Nevada mining
operator.
The other directors are Donald B.
Gillies, general manager of the Schwab
mining properties, on whose judgment
Mr.. Schwab has invested many millions
in mines, and who has added many
millions to the value of those mines by
a remarkable talent in mine develop
ment; p. A. Montgomery, original
owner of the Montgomery Shoshone;
Charles R. Miller, of Philadelphia, a
director and one of the leading spirits
in the successful management of the
Tonopah Mining company; Leonard A.
Dessar, a member of Charles Mime.
sheimer & company, and Charles E.
Morris, n of the pioneer operators o.
Tonopah and Reveille, and who controls
large mining and financial interests.
The executive committee, which viii
have the active mining operations il
charge, will be made up of M. l.. Mac
donald, D. B. Gillies and H. L. Friden
berg. Macdonald will act as genera
manager of the corporation.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-07-07
GRUESOME FIND
ON The DESERT
Body of an Unknown Man Found
Several Days Ago.

The body of an unknown man was
found several days ago, IN the roadside
fifteen miles south of Johnnie siding.
1t was in the last stages of decompo-
%sition, and identity could not be estab-
lished, says the Bullfrog Miner of the
18th.
About the 18th of this month a
freighter's wagon-the first in five days
came upon the gruesome sight. The
body wal lying by the road, so close
that only its cramped position saved
the limbs from being in the track of
the wheels.
One Of the f~reighters wished to in
vestigate, but the other dissented and
nothing was done until Johnnie was
reached, when the matter was reported
by wire to Judge Donnelly of Rhyolite.
The judge went down at once, accom-
panied by Deputy Sheriff McDonald's
brother. He found the remains. as re-
ported, beyond Identification. The body
laid on its side, in a cramped position,
face up, arms extended; not even a can
teen about him; not a shread Of evidence
as to who he was, except the few
clothes he wore. A black felt hat
was tipped over his eyes, and a blue
bandana handkerchief lay spread out
beside him, giving the appearance Of
having slipped from his face after
death. Russell shoes, blue overalls, an
old vest and dark shirt completed his
make up, being in all so common that
the officers could determine nothing by
way of identification. Judge Donnelly
dug a hole to the leeward side of the
body and buried it.
Early in June two miners, S. C.
Emery and Patrick O'Hara by name,
put in an appearance at Ash Meadows.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-07-07

The most important organization of
Nevada mining properties which has
been effected in many months is that
of the Nevada Smelling and Mines
corporation according to the
ment Of the New York Mail. The
company, which has been organized by
strong Wall street interests in cooper
alton with several of the leading
operators of Nevada, has taken over
seven groups of claims in the Kawich
and Reveille ranges. These mountains
lie in the heart of the highly mineral
lied zone of the State. To the north is
Comstock, which has produced $780,
900, 900, and Austin with SIS, 900, 900
production in gold and silver as well as
Eureka, the great lead district with q
yield of $50, 600, 900 to it's credit. To
the northeast lies the great new copper
district of Ely, to the east the Phoebe
copper district, while to the west and
south lie the new bonanza camps of
Tonopah, Goldfeld, Bullfrog and Man
haitian.
The corporation is about to erect a
smelling plant for the reduction of its
ores. Nature has happily deposited in
the Kawich range the silicious gold and
silver ore necessary as fuxes in the
smelling of lead and copper and the
lead and copper ores equally necessary
to the smelling of solicious gold and
silver ores. The properties of the
Nevada Smelling aud Mines corpora
ton have large deposits of all of these
as well as abundant fuel and water
the other requisites in the smelling
process. This plant will be the first
smelter in the new Nevada mining
country.
The most important properties to be
taken over by the corporation are those
of the Gold Reed Mines company, at
Kawich or Gold Reed; those of the
Southwestern Nevada Mines company,
at Reveille, and the Adams group Of
mines at Eden.
The Gold Reed property comprises
215 acres. The veins, which crop very
boldly through the ground, are con-
sidered to make one the finest surface
showings found in any camp in the
State. For a year the Gold Reed COM
pany has maintained regular shipments
of silicious gold ore which have aver
aged 1864 a ton.
The corporation property at Reveille
comprises $50 acres. The Southwestern
Nevada company has been operating
its ground for some time, making
regular shipments. From the last &c
cars shipped the returns averaged 81 Il
ounces of silver and 68.s per cent lead,
or over 800 ton. The mines develop.
ment has reached a depth of 300 feet
at which copper is appearing.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-07-07

Both had money checks from the cop
per company at Greenwater for about
$3.50 each. At once they began drink
ing and by nightfall both we're badly
under the influence of liquor. Emery
went TO bed, but 0'Hara did not reach
the sleepy stage quite as early. In the
morning Emery accused O'Hara of
stealing $120 from him. They quar-
relied and O'Hara was severely
punished. Peace was finally declared
by an equal division of O'Hara's own
money, and the pair came on to Johnnie
siding. Here again they became in
volved and fought for some time.
O'Hara struck the other with a beer
bottle and inflicted a very painful
wound over the left eye. Emery got
his man down and bit one a ALMOST
off. O'Hara finally cried enough"
and the men separated. 0'Hara took
the train to Las Vegas for medical at
t%ention, and the other remained at
Johnnie, drinking and enjoying himself
generally.
O'Hara returned from Las Vegas
within a few days and Emery was upon
his trial. He followed 0'Ha~a out
from Johnnie to Ash Meadows, the
scene of the original trouble. O'Hara
proceeded at once to unearth the
money where he had hidden it, in a
chicken coop. Emery appeared at the
proper moment and demanded restitu-
ton. Again matters were adjusted by
an equal division of the whole, and the
men separated. O'Hara anne to Rhyo-
lite and Emery returned to Johnnie,
bound for Las Vegas.
Emery was a medium-sized man,
about 40 years of age, answering in
every particular the description of the
man found dead by the road side.
1t is probable that Emery, after
spending his money, undertook to walk
to Las Vegas; that, weak and dissipa-
ted, he was overcome by the heat and
died complications perhaps arising
from his wounded head-only fouI
miles out from water and assistance.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-07-07

The Mizpah is always open for bust
ness and it is the best place where to
get a first class up-to-date meal. Go
and try it. G
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-15
iQu6 es Ia Tnujer?

La mujer ilustrada Y virtuosa
es la perfumaGa .Ior que esparce
en- torno suyo 81 delicado aroma
de Ia virtud
Astro que iIumina, coiumua
que sustlenc, espcran2a que. con.
suela, la virtud, ell bien, la carl
dad, e mas bcllo ideal de Ia paz,
amor y abnegaci6n.
La mujer iiestrada Y virtuosa
/! l3uas alber roe.eu su coraz0D me2
quinas ideas. absurdas preocupa-
clones: por 10 lnismo. detasta la
hipocresia, Ell fanatismo. ell orgu
lilo y la malevoleucia.
Dispuesta siempre a hacer el
Dlen, anna y perdona d todos co
mo 4 sus seuejantas en- DiOs. sin
apartarse un moneuto De Ia carl
dad, la mas hermosa de las virtu
des.
lt estudio y la prudencia SOC
,sn norte para determinarse con
s&iertO.
Busca la luz en- Ia discussion.
mas este con sensatez Y circuns
pecCi6n,
Anna la religion, pero la reIi
gion verdaderamonte Saua Cris
tiana, que ieios de todo fanatis.
mo y superstition IA hace ser
Virtuosa, cunplir con suS debe
res. resnetar la moral cuidar
su honor Y sU delioadeza como eI
mas preciosO tesoFo de su exis.
tencia.
En el hogar, cuando tienc que
dar el lleno 4 las aueustas fuuciO
nes de su sacer1ocio en- la fami,
liza. es un llanto de bendiCi6n ia
ra suS hiJos, un tesoro para su
marido, es la que preside con i'm
perturbahle sahidurta los traba
JOS domesticos. Ell 6rden de IA q
conomia y esa multitud de pequc
hoces que Sc multiplican con las
nubes que cruzan cl aauIado Gle
Ia.
superior 4 los golpes dc la for
tnna, q dosgrncias Y Ia malicia
humana. paSan sobro ella las olas
de los conLratiempos; pero ella SO
mantieue tirme & inquebrantablc
como Ia rnca on el mar cua'utio In
azota oi huracan.
En- una paiabra. Ia mujnr illus
trada y virtuosa, es In vide. cl mo
vimicnto, la luz con sus mil rofle
JOS. ell alma que todo 10 pcnotra
y deja por todas parties las hue
Has de sus delicias 4 aontacto.
MARIA Pillar MARTYEEZ.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-15
Iropas de paso
por San Antonio.

Las ttopas della Guardia Nacloual
ne texas, que sali0 dc Corsicana la
inahana del vicrnes de Ia scmnna ma
Sada,. llcgaron 4 San Antonio esq mis-.
mo dia Ia: :. 80 +. NJ, en- tren cspc-
Glai del Missouri, Kansas Texas, /:
lhmcuihtamentc dcspuGS del arrjho
tranSbordarOn al Aransas Pass nara
contihuar sii marcha i Rio Grando
Cily. La fucrza Sc componia de cra
ira rcii.a Soidldos adcmAs los oticiacs,
iodos 'icVaban suS monturas Sus ar
mus mus para provecrse dc CabalI0s cn Rio
Grandc City.
Prcguntada Ia mission dc las tr0pas.
el General ilulen dijo que iban por or,
,deh del Sobcrnador 4 protejcr Ia Guer-
~ de rnfdlcs del Captain ", i. MciJo-
lalnI III cuai habfa sido atacada pur
mexicanos. Que tambiGn ayudarfan
u mantencr cl orhen en- llaccr los
arfeStos dc los culpables en- cl ascsina.
o ncl JncZ Stanley Wclch, asf co.
mo nc los asnliantcS 4 los ruraIcs. Ia
iuclIa permaneccra en- Rio Grandc Ci-
" todo cl tiempo que fucrc nccesarig.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-15

reno saIplca g! hosuue de ato.
mos lumlnosos El ciaro rio Sc
tuerce elegante, balanceando los
carrlzales. En- el bosque, fuer.
tes musgOsas abanicacas por pn.
Dellones de verdura; grupos de ii
los c"0ind0S dc jlor: pnlomares
dorinldos; bujo Ia copa de los sa,
pinos. humea la chozu de coI0i0
techo. trepada por ioS roiutos de la
Mco','n. FL poeta virgen. sacerdo
te y pastor, %obrc it ue,yle. 0y0D,n
FecoSia'fo, suei1a. De las gcutas
Sc a0t"H blancas y brillantes co
mo la nleve de HemponIa. ninfaS
de lnmaculados cuelIos V htiwctI0x
caoelieras deshecnas. En- sus en-
erpos hay luz de luna y sombra
de hoJas. Cast son lirios; casi
son hostIas. N bOyJoNja de In
luente pura Sc enlazan. giran.
De puntillaS sobre la tytD,tI0 bjcj.
D" llega JuntO a su Virgilio Ia so
licita FIGrida, de ojos ,'osgados dc
c"ior ne c'rlO dulce como cl toDijUo
Htbie0, candida como ci cisuc u In
t0S". Colibrt, cervatilla. ampo
de inoccncia. Ileva un cas,D col
mado de narcisus y IN jarr6n de
reclen ordenadn ieche, Contem
pla su cantor con una sonrisa
pura, como el orto de las auro
ras; lie acariCia "A frente con el q
la de un besO ideal. Entire los
alneho5 huge y Sc pierde la ron.
da de ninfas ...... FL poeta t6rna
Sc a Ia candida amiga y espIende
cs! sus ojos mtensos una mirada
tranquila de poesia.
JESUS URUETA.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-15
Las BOdas de Plata
del Gral. DiaZ.

lbI dia 7~del mes on curse fuC
Ell Vigcsimo quinto aniversario
del mairimonio del General Por
tirio Diaz, Prcsidente de la RnpI
blica dc Mexico. y la sonora Car.
men Romero Rubio de Diaz. Pro.
babiementc ninguno de los nc
tuales maudatarios on las nacio
nes del gIobo. % celebrado sus
i'odas dc Plata, despucs do una
continuadn administration baiu
los mas favorables auspicios.
Annqnc niaguna remonia pf
oilca sc hizo on honor de tai o.
vento, no faltaron las couaratu
iac,ones y eSprcsioues dc meiD
res deseos do inuchos.
Entre los teegramas de felici.
taci6n recibidos del exterior sc
encuentra uno del Emperador
Guillermo de Alemania
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-15
IN AnO DE SANGRE.

I'll aho dc 1905 serd pOr muchO item
pu tccorlddO cr In casa dc r., y. TAX.
kct, dc Alliance, Ky, como un aiIo dc
Hahgrc; durantc csc ahU Mr.. Tackcf a.
rFpJ" gran cantldad dc sangre dc los
pMuimones cstuy0 pr6ximo 4 morir.
~. cscfioe: Una gram Sangria de los
pilmones y una horrorosa los mo Iln.
IIaruh % las puertas dc Ia muGF.c. cuan.
90 conenzc Il toEaE el nuGvo desctI-
brlnlientp del Or. King para In con
siihcion, (Dr Kings New Discovery
lor ConSumption) con cl marayfllnSo
resgitado dc que dcspufs dc tomar
euarto boteiias 20 cstabu conpleta.
meIite fecobrado, en- POGO cOnplcto-
,,'eiiLo curitdn Garantihado para CIT
IermedadeS de los pUimoucs, tOscs
tesfrioS.
Dc yenta CT t0das las drogucrias
en- III Botjca del Leon tic T.. 4, Charm.
san Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-15
TeIegrafia sin
hi|os, en- progreso.

Van 6 ser instiladas proxima
mente en- Tampico, Veracruz y
Progreso nnevas estaciones de
telegrafo sin hilos. ,lnr cuales
serviran no solamanteA Ara co,
municarse entire ST. sino tambien
para trasmitir ordenes y noticias
d los de 10 marina meXicana de
guerra, que navegan en- ei goifo.
May importante es esta mejo
ra que pone a los eXpresados
puertos meXicanos en- condicio
nes semejantes d las de los mejo
res del mundo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-11-15
TT0paS nggTaS
de5tituida6 /.
Todo ell battalion castigddo por Ia
Tragedia de Brownsville

Como un resultado de los dis.
turhios en- Brownsville In norhe
del ID de Agosto del presente a
no. Ell Presidente Roosevelt ha
destituido todo un battalion del
% de !nfanteria, de las fuer2as ne
gras, que cometleron ell delito V
ha pedido una corte marcial en-
le que uu official blanco haga cl
cargo q las tropas negras.
Este Official es el Coronel WI
liam Pitcher del - de infarte
ria. quien es bien conocido en-
San Antonio Y nativo dc Texas
Su madre es nacida en- esta ciu.
dad. y sn hermana que reside a
qui es la seftora George WaIder.
Ei Coronei Pitcher tiene muchos
amigos en- San Antonio que obser
van ell case con interGS.
Los despachos de Washington
recibidos en- esta ciudad la noche
del dfa Z, lnforman que una invos
tigacion hecha por ell Brigadier
General Il. u. Darlington, ms
pector general del ojGrcito. con
reiation & los escanda!osos dis.
turbios ocurridos Ell Brownsville
Tex. y del cual result6 la muerie
de uno y las heridas dc otros dc
los ciudadanos de esa ,iudad.
ma entrado en- la consideration
del Presidente.
Estas Son las instruccioncs del
Presidente respecto del asunto:
La Casa Blanca. Washington
Nov g do 1906
Al Secretario dc Guerra. --Yo
he letdo el infofmo del General
harrington sometido 4 mi Dor I'd
70 encar9o quo la recommended
On del General Darlington sea
cumplida, y que al mismo tianpo
Ia parte final de su informe sea
pubitcado con nuestra sansi6n."
tFirmadoD
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.