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Evening journal., 1906-09-17
FOUGHT OVER
INDIAN MAIDEN
Pale Face and Indian, Crossed
in Love. Fight For
Girls Hand

A riot and perhaps a murder was
narrowly averted yesterday afternoon
al the circus rounds. 1t appears that
among the tribe OF Indians with the
show is a handsome, buxom lassie Of
the Civil Nation. named Nellie High
hawk, who. by the way. is said to be
one OF the handsomest Indian women
in the world. She is a dauhter OF Old
CHIEF Highhawk Of the Brule Sioux
tribe, who for years raised consterna-
ton In the West.
Along with the show is Curtis Jack
son, a cowboy. who has spent most Of
his life amongst the Indians. He is
infatuated with the Indian maiden,
while at the same time Casey" Red
son Of the famous Chief Red Shirt,
is also in love with the girl Yester-
day things waxed hot. Red Shirt. Jr
upon appearing at the grounds. found
jackson making love to the girl and a
quarrel ensued out OF which a riot
started. For time things looked seri-
Gus. A great crowd gathered around
the tent and it was with the greatest
difficulty that the pair were separated.
The Indian received several wounds.
and was at once hurried away for
treatment.
While the fight was at its hottest
point Colonel Cummins, the proprietor
Of the show, appeared on the ground.
jackson was taken to task for his car
rying on, but to no avail, he declaring
that he would have the girl even at
the cost OF his life. After Red Shirt
had been FASTENED away for medical
treatment and everything looked Sc
rene, trouble again broke out, and this
time IL was more serious than before.
Red Shirt had returned from having his
wound attended to when he found
jackson In company with the Indian
maiden again. and a free for all fight
took place. The Indian received fresh
wounds and to-day he Is In serious
condition. Jaoksons avows that he
will have the girl at the cost Of his life,
while Red Shirt says II means certain
death TO him should he succeed.
In speaking OF the matter last even
ing with Colonel Cummings regarding
the affair, he said:
"For the past two months I have no.
ticed jackson and the Indian maid to-
gether a great deal. and have received
numerous complaints from Red Shirt
regarding the attention paid TO his in
tended bride. I did not think II neces-
sary to interfere for the reason that !
did not believe there was anything in
It. but to-day from my observation
am sorry 10 say that things have reach
ed a crisis where | am afraid trouble
will follow II the Indian or the cowbay
IS not dismissed. According to an old
time custom the parents Of the. In
dlans, as a rule. give their children a
start, and In this case Red Shirts
father ave the bride-to-be thirty head
OF ponies with the understanding that
Red Shirt and the girl were to be mar
ried. am very sorry that this trou-
BILE has become public. and II there Is
any more trouble Of this kind l will be
forced TO either dispose OF one or the
other OF the Indians" BY nightfall
Colonel Cummins had the belligerents
under perfect control.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
pssth q John J. Mekala

At his late home. No. 1922 Kirk ave-
nue.. on Saturday. John J. McKaig died.
aged 4S years. after a lingering illness
caused by nervous prostration. Mr..
McKaig was employed at the Pullman
shops and was prominent member
OF the East side Republican Club. He
was also a member OF the order OF Red
Men and OF the Knights OF the Golden
Eagle. His funeral win take place to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter-
ment will be made In NJ. Salem GEM
etery.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
GOT NO WAGES so
MEN QUIT WORK

Sixty men who are employed by the
Smedley Construction Company In the
construction OF a concrete building for
the +. /. dupont Company refused to
go to work on the building to-day be-
cause they were not paid of II is
expected that a representative OF the
company viii visit Henry Clay this af-
ternoon and adjust the trouble. The
building under course OF construction
VIII be used as a keg factory for the
dupont Company.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Gave Grabbing Party

A grabbing party was given at Del
aware City by some Wilmingtonians
They had an enjoyable time Grabbing
and fishing Those present from this
city were; Mr. and Mrs. Cochran. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred G. Robelen. Mr.. Douty.
Miss Elsie Robelen. Miss Edna Tag
CART Mrs. George Clavey. Harry
Robelen.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Sprineer--LobdeK

Mr.. and Mrs. William Wheeler Lob
dell have issued Invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Carolyn Wheeler Lobdel, to DR..
Harold Love Springer, In Second Bap-
tist Church. at $50 o'clock, on Tues
day. October 2.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
injured While at Work.

While at work in the morocco shops
OF +. Blumenthal & Company, Miss
Mary Binder, OF No. 7i5 Church street.
employed as a glazier, had the thumb
of her left hand painfully injured this
morning. The injury was dressed by
DR.. John Palmer.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Pur.ued Steamer h launch.

Missing the steamer on which they
had engaged as deck hands, several
sailors this morning secured a launch
.at the Market street bridge and hur-
ried out TO the Delaware river in pur-
suit They were late getting to the
dock and the boat went of without
then.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Cannot Secure Lahorers.

A mountain of laths has been piled
on the Shipley street wharf and be-
cause laborers cannot be secured to
load them In cars they viii probably
remain there for some time. The cargo
contains over a million laths and are
off the schooner r. ID. Spear.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Restc.-Schnepf

Miss May schnepf and Bernard
Boste win be married September 27 IN
sacred Heart Church at nuptial
mass. August Beste OF Newport,
cousin OF the groom. will be best man.
and Miss Lulu Beste, a sister OF the
groom. will be bridesmaid.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
JJ Lynch in Rome

John j. Lynch. OF RociSland, will go
to Rome next month to complete his
studies for the priesthood and win be
ordained before again returning 10
this country. He win be away four
years.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
MsrshaIs seIeeted for Trlp.

Members OF the Washington Fire
Company who will take the proposed
trip Of that company to Reading and
Allentown. Pa, and Elizabeth and
Trenton. n. J.. on October Z, have
elected the following marshals:: John
Simmons. chief marshal: George Yates.
company marshal and =. Donahue,
Martin Farrell and Harry Turner. mar
shafs aids. James II. Yates viii act
as spokesman on the trip.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Licensed to Preach.

Joseph f. Edwards, young student
for the ministry was granted license
to preach by the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church after hearing a sermon
preached by him last night. Mr.. Ed
wards will leave for Bucknell College
on Wednesday to begin his course of
study.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Brewcr--Jenkins

George S. Brewer and Lillian S.
Jenkins both OF tAls city. were mar
ried on Saturday by the Rev. c. r..
Wyatt pastor OF Harrison Street NJ.
=. Church.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Red Mems Convention.

The annual session OF the Great
Council Of the United States. I. o. R.
NJ, opened at Niagara Falls to-day
Delaware is represented by Judge
Boyce. George r. Powell, James II Nc
Gothen. I. ]. Brasure. Robert II. Hanna
and George b. Byron.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
pr. Rsde Rseomes Dean.

The Rev. Wylls Rede ID. d.. to-day
became the Dean OF the Cathedral at
Quincy, III. Or. Rede has been filling
thep ulpit OF ST. Andrews Church in
the absence from the city Of the Rev.
Hubert Wells.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
CHANDLER g q1dfstShsr E%SaIhsE
No. ga w. Nlnth Street-

No. PA w. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day or night.
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments. first-cNass. Both Phoues
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
AlIiaators For Zoo.

Oscar f. Baynard, OF Neildurpey,
Fla. has presented the Wilmington
Free Zoo Association with three alli-
gators and a large. snake. The donor
Is no relation to Samuel II. Baynard. Of
this city The gift is much appreciated
and will make a fine addition to the
Zoo.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Home From Psnnsnrovs

After spending most pleasant week
at Pennsgrove, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p.
Edwards. their two children and Miss
Bertha chalfant have returned TO their
home in this city. They had as guests
Or. and Mrs. Abbott Mrs. Lily Abbott.
Miss Nancy Brown. Mrs. Getz and the
latter's Ave daughters. and Mrs. Mettie
Newell. all OF Philadelphia. The cot
tage is a large and roomy building.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Erienda School Reopens

Friends School reopened to-day for
the fan term with the largest attend
ance for years, Several new teachers
enter tho school this term.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Campbell Funeral.

The funeral Of Emma NJ Campbell,
aged 80 years, will be held from her
late residence In Brandywine hundred
near Taileyville. this afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Interment will be made in
Lombardy cemetery.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Didn't Pay the Bet.

John Shields. who on Saturday night
was to have wheeled Thomas Hannlgan
IN wheelbarrow from Fourth and
Pine to Seventh and Lombard and re-
turn because he lost an election bet,
has left the city and as a result the
expected parade did not take place.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
To Complete Program.

The Wilmington Butchers Assocla
tion win hold a meeting in Second
Street Market House tonight to make
Anal preparations for entertaining the
Chester Butchers.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
HlstoriaoI Society Meeting.

At to-night's meeting Of the Histori-
cal Society Postmaster Conrad will
read a memoir of the late William A.
Reynolds.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17

Bradford Tyre and Miss Laura Coop
er. both Of Chester. were married on
Saturday evening at Asbury parsonage
by the pastor, Rev. H. A. G. Wester-
field
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Prohibition Meeting.

In the Board Of Trade rooms tonight
the Wilmington Prohibition Alliance
viii meet to arrange for the coming
campaign.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Open To-nlaht

Bring your husband to the Detroit
Jewell Steel Range demonstration. Nc
Mahon Bros. Co. Fifth and King SITS
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
The Mehara store.

In order to make room for the large
stock of carpets. rugs and draperies,
II has become necessary to build a new
addition to the Meharg stores at Ninth
and King streets. Household1o dsfand
furniture will all be the 0euer' dis
played and the increasing trauA better
accommodated by the impraEfpent. A
handsome new line OF menia ,cbthing
has also been added. NJ
Evening journal., 1906-09-17

Wearing tight shoes and writing
fearful poetry are. two sure signs that
a person has fallen In love.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
MOVE TO PREVENT
RIVER POLLUTION
CONTINUED From First Page.)

-NAA n AAHA 0ocsy
of sewage Of the city. Mr.. Dixon sug-
gested the probability Of a cosmopol-
itan sewerage system that would In
ciude. not only Philadelphia. but many
OF the neighborlng municipalities Of
the two states.
Constant Menace Even II Filtered.
One OF the most important confer
ence features was the unanimous
agreement on the part Of the repre-
sentatives favoring the policy which
the Commissioner Of Health OF PENN
sylvania has adopted relative 10 the
publication OF both sewage and water
Pennsylvania has been maintaining
that even II the water Of a river be
filtered before II is used for drinking
purposes. so long as there is sewage
poison I'm the river water there Is a
constant menace by reason Of the
breaking down or accident to filter
plant, and that to assure the constancy
of high potabiity OF drinking water
Il is not only necessary to filter the
water. but to reduce TO a minimum
the amount of sewage poison that is
discharged into the river; therefore
both the sewage should be treated and
the water purified
In this opinion the authorities Of the
other States fully eoncurred. and the
fact that these three states are united
in this important point is OF much
significance in the prospective work Of
the three States in purifying the water
supply within their jurisdiction.
shsd A.. kuIad
Early last sprng william L. Titcomb
Of the United States Bureau OF Fish
cries. Washington. d. c., met the
fishermen Of New Jersey and Delaware
at New Castle and discussed the shad
situation in the Delaware River
After hearing the views OF various
wel-known shad fishermen, Mr.. Tit
comb did not hesitate to say that he
believed that in a great measure the
pollution OF the waters of the Della
ware by sewage was responsible for
the scarcity Of FISH during the past
few years.
/ should this pollution continue for
any length OF time there is no uueS-
ton but the shad in the Delaware
River will be come a thing OF the
past.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
CITY NE WIS
IN BRIEF
Bible Society Meeting.

The Delaware Bible Society will hold
IT'S annual meeting in Goldey College
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Vital Weakness and Prostra-
ton from overwork and other
causes. Humphreys Honco-
pathic Specific No. '29, in us
over 20 years, the only success
tal remedy. 81 pervial, or spec
ial package for serious cases, go
sold by Druggists. or sent prepaid on rscciptof nj
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Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Deaths.
Edward Butcher.
Susan B. Ellison.
John /. McKaig.
Emily f. Marris.
Alice Mullin.
Levi Mccormick.
Samuel r. stockton
David II. Wells.

BuTCHER-In this city. on the 18th
inst, Edward, son of Edward and
the late Bridget Butcher. aged sc
years.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited 20 attend his funeral
from the residence Of his father No.
lilo South Franklin street. on Wednes-
day afternoon, at o'clock. Interment
at the Cathedral cemetery
McKAIG-In this city. on September
18th. 1906, John l. McKaig, aged as
years.
Relatives and friends and members
OF Lenape Tribe No. 6, Improved order
Red Men, st. Georges Castle No 8
X. G. e.. East Side Republican Asso-
citation and employees OF the Pullman
car shops are respectfully invited Il
attend IN funeral services at the resi-.
dence Of his brother Charles n. Nc.
Kaig. Nos 100 Kirk avenue. on Tues.
day afternoon September Is, at
O'Clock. fnterment Mt. Salem GENE.
terry.
Greenville. on Sep.
tember 10th. 1906 Alice Mullin.
Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence OF her brother
in-law. Daniel Clover, duPont's Banks
on Thursday afternoon. September
goth, at o'clock. Interment Mt. Salem
cemetery.
STOCKTON--In this city. on Septem-
Der 18th. 1906 Samuel r. Stockton.
Due notice OF the funeral Will be
given.
Evening journal., 1906-09-17
Too Late for clsssIneatIon

WANTED--A competent housekeeper
for family Of two. Suitable reference re-
qulred. f. L.. Journal. sl7-st
Evening journal., 1906-09-17

wANrED-Good strong boy for gents
furnishing store, No. w. Fourth st.
sl7-at
Evening journal., 1906-09-17

LOsT-On Sunday evening, in going
from Nineteenth and Boulevard to Tenth
and Lombard along Eighteenth, King,
Fourteenth, French and Tenth streets a
small gold hligree brooch containing a
single pearl. Reward II returned TO e.
Pearl Booker, 1907 Boulevard. s17-St
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-24
AcusApo De pERJuao
Jose PIeno Arrestado en- Gu Casa en-
0allsteo, por el Dputado de los
Estados unidos Fornoff.

Jose de la Cruz Pleno fue arrestadc
en- su casa en- Galisteo bajo el cargo dc
perjuro. por el Diputado Mariscal ds
los Estados Unldos Fornoff, el mar
tes. En- q iltimo t6rmino de la cor
te de los Estados tInldos por ell Guar
to Distrlto Judicial tenido en- Las We
gas una qlierella fue retornada con
ira Pleno acusandole que Sc habla per
jurado ante el cuerpo de comisiOnad0s
de pensi0nes en- sus esfuerzos para
obtener una pension para I'm hombre
qulen segun Sc alega, n,inca sirvi6 en-
ell Ejerclto de los Estados Unidos,
A segun Ia querella, un hombre com
pareci6 ante Ell cuerpo de comisiona
dos y pidi6 pension. representando
ser lin soldado quien habia servido en-
el ej6rcito. y qulen estaha intitulado a
una pension. Pleno, Sc dice compa-
reci6 ante el cuerpo de pensiones y
testified que el apllcante era el HON.
bre, que pretendia ser en- orden de ayu-
darle conseguir una pension.
ri comlsionado lie pensiones insti-
tuy6 una investigation, y aclar6 que el
hombre bajo cuyo nombre el aplIcan.
te estaba aplicand0 por pension esta-
ba muerto. Fue entonces cuando Ia
querella fue retornada contra Pleno
ubsecuentemente una orden de
arresto fue expedida para su arresto,
Pleno di6 fianza lie $1,000 y sera juz-
gado en- Las Vegas en- Ia slguiente Sc.
sion de Ia Corte de Dlstrito de los rs
tados Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-24

Charles B. Adams, maestro de la
yarda de Ia penitenciaria, ha suplica-
do al Nuevo Mexicano do dar publlca-
cion a la siguiente carta la cual Sc ex-
pllca por 81 misma;
"Penitenclaria de Nuevo Mexico.
"Marzo "a, 1906
''Al Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
"Fue una nube bastante obscura la
que pas6 por la penitenciaria terri
torial como una marcha fdnebre GUAM
DO Sc supo generalmente que el Hon.
Fl, O. Bursum habia dimitido "a SUI
perintendenci de Ia penitenciaria.
Cada uno slntiendo como que habian
sufrido una perdlda personal. Mr..
Bursum es I'm hombre justo y derecho,
un manejador juicioso y sabio yum
amigo intimo personal su salida DO
la penitenciaria es una perdida irrepa-
rable para el Territorio para toios
y cada uno de los empleados y prlsIc-
neroa en- la institution. Mr., Bursum
no tiene superiores Y muy pocos igua.
les.
CHARLES b, ADAMS,
Maestro de la Yarda Penitenciaria
de Nuevo Mexico
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-24


rrltorio, public6 I'm articulo EN- el cua
acus6 a Reynolds con mala. admins
TRACTION de ofcina Ell connection con &
perdon de criminales, cuyos actos Sc
gun Ia querella. McCutcheon reclami
fueron hechos por politica beneficit
pecuniarlo.
Una quereiIa semeJante fue rector
NADIA contra Daniel A. Macpherson
presldente y manejador de la compa
Mia que publica Ell Albuquerque Jour
! nal quien tambien esta acusado de II
belo criminal Segun la querella Mac
pherson public6 en- d Albuquerque
Morning Journal en- d cual insult6 Al
Secretario del Territorio James Wal
lace Reynolds, y 10 acus6 de perdonal
crminales por razones pcllticas Y peer
niarias. La querella tambien alleys
que Macpherson hizo declaraclones In
ciertas dc libelo concernientes a
Secretario Reynolds en- connection cor
el rancho de ovejas poseido por q ,
el ex-Gobernador Otero.
Una Querella acusando perjuro con
ira Francisco TruiIIlo, on conecciof
con la investigation hecha por el Grar
Jurado en- la causa de May Evans ac,i
sada de asaltar q Severiano Jimenez
Segun querella Francisco Truji
llo reclam6 que no estaba presents
cuanqo ocurri6 81 asalto, Y no sabit
: NADIA acerca de Ia materla. 10 cual Il
Querella alegs fue falso. ! y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-24

Nombtsdo eupsrIntsndsnte Dc IA Pc
nltsneleela. Dureum, Hablsndc o..
rnItldo-Toma Cargo 81 dla II Dc

Leavenworth, Kansas. Mario a.
Ri Captain Arthur Trelford. desdt
IlSss superintendente de construccior
| de Ia nueva penitenciaria de los Es
tados Unldos en- 10 reservation do
ruerte Leavenworth. he sldo noInbra
do superintendent de Ia penitencia
ria territorial de Nuevo Mexico on
Santa Fe por 81 Gobernador Herbert
J. Hagermnn. H. o. Bursum, hablen
do dlmitldo.
Ri Captain Tfelford ha tpresentado
su dImIsion q tomar efecto el dIa 20
de Mario.
III Captain Trelford sirvi6 en- d
Cuarto de, Caballeria y fue descarga'
do como primer sargento. Fue guar
tlia de la penitenclaria de estado en-
Idaho en- 1897 vino aqul como guar
dia en- Ia prislon de los Estados Uni.
dos. Fue heriio en- la batalla con los
reyolucionarios, NovIembre 1ro. 1901,
cuando Sc escape dc ellos organiz6
una escuadra para seguirlos. Espera
tomar cargo de su nueva posicion tenn
prano en- Abril.
La dimision del Superintendent
Bursum tomara efecto el dia 70 de
Abril y Sc presume que en- ese dla ell
nuevo nombrado tomara cargo de la
prision territorial,
En- cuanto al nombramiento de Mr..
Trelford, ell Gobernaior Hagerman
dijo: "Hubo uil gran numero de HON.
bres de Nuevo Mexico qulens fueron
considerados para esra poslcion. Ell
hecho que nc. fueron nombrados en-
nlngun modo afecta su caracter. Con-
sldero necesario que ell hombre quien
tiene tai posicion debe haber tenido
experiencla en- manejo de
prisiones Y estar en- poslcion de dedi-
car toi0 su tempo a su trahajo., rs.
to lugar en- mi opinion no debe ser lle-
nado por un hombre quien tiene otras
ocupaci0nes tales como polltica me-
gocios de interes que lie llamen su
atencion Debe ser un hombre cuya
es estudlar Y adelantar en- su
trabajo. ESQ es brevemente porquel
escogi Mr.. Trelford, aunque no era
residente de Nuevo Mexico. Fue re-
comendado altamente por R. " Nc
I.oughry. guardia de la prision \, y
raj en- Leavenworth, Kansas. quien es
una autoriiad sobre prisiones su
manejo'
Annque el Gobernador Hagerman no
ha dicho NADIA. SO cree que el asisten.
10 superintendent r. c. Garrett,
Julien ha llenado la posicion que ah0-
"a tiene tan capaz y eficientemente
por los pasados tres amos sera rete.
lido que no habra ningunos cam.
BIOS al menos por la presente entire
os empleados memories.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-24
la OPINION DE uN "MsxlcANo"
sobre la Accion do los ocm6cratas
del condado de Eddy concerniente
las Prlmarias.
"Rincon. N. NJ, Marco II. 1906

"Rincon, N. NJ, Mario II. 1906.
"EIditor del Nuevo Mexicano.
"Su comento editorial sobre la ac-
clon del Comite Central Dem6crata
del Condado de Eddy, declinando per.
mitir q "Mexicanos' votar en- las prima
rias Dem6cratas esta en- la propia d.
reccion
La accion de ese comite no necesi.
ia alarmar a radie y no lastima los
'Mexicanos nj sus sentimientos. La
verdad es que todos los 'Mexicanos' de
sentido han dejado de votar el boleto
Dem6crata en- este Territorio, no. sin
embargo, d causa de la accion de unos
cuantos ultra escondidos Dem0cratas
tales como Sc hallan en- el Condado de
Eddy, pero por Ia mejor razon que
ellos, los 'Mexicanos' no les importa
amarrar sus destinos con ell partldo de
reaccion y retrograslon.
Los nativos de Nuevo Mexico de
descendencia Hiispano-Americana son
gente amantes de la libertad, estan por
la protection de los derechos humanos
la protection de las iniustrias Anierl.
canas, ley. orden y progreso.
Una asamblea legislative 'Mexica-
ma decret6 el acta que cre6 el condado
de donde viene ahora este edicto anti.
Americana.
una legislature 'Mexlcana' cre6
ell Institute Militar Y todos los otros es-
pldndidos institutes eJucacionales en-
este Territorio, de las cuales todos es-
tamos tan orgullosos, Bien, entonces
dejese que estos vanplros decreten cuaI
quler regla regulation que ellos de-
seen decretar, no lastima a los 'Mexi-
canos' Y en- tempo oportuno los ciuda-
danos nativos de este Territorio caml-
naran adelahte tratardn todos iguA
les ninguna question de raza Sc pre-.
clpltara por ellos.
veriaderamente de vd..
"rN MEXICANO.'"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-24
Roao en- uNA EsTAFErA.

Alamogordo, N. M, Mario 24.--No-
ticias han sido reclbldas aqui que la
estafeta en- Nogal, Nuevo Mexico. fue
robada en- la noche del dla 8 de Marco.
El estafetero no sabe cuanta cantidad
fiie tomada debido al hecho que des-
lpues de abrir = robar Ia GAIA fuerte,
los ladrones la cerraron otra vez y lue.
90 destrdyeron Ia combination. Ha-
bia una cantidad considerable do dine
ro en- Ia GAIA fuerte,
Nogal es una estacion pequena en-
la ruta de Captain del ferrocarril El
Paso Y Northeastern. I'm inforne de
Lincoln, Condado de Lincoln, es al
eiecto que 81 alguacil ha despachado
'un dlputado 4 investigar 81 robo. Sc
supone que los ladrones Sc huyeron
trepando a I'm tren que pasaba por ALL