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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-18
BANK TO COST $4,000.
Sac City Contract Let for Erection o.
New Brick Building.

Special to Times-Republican.
Sac City, Sept. ia brick bank
building will be erected in the near flu
ture by the Nemaha State bank. The
structure will be "a by 40 feet in size
and the contract for its construction
has been let to w. ]. Gordon, Of Sac
City The building will cost about $4,-
900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-18
SIS. 1 'oFlsals s9f4s

the blood they destroy
qualities Of this vital fluid and reduce weak wate
condition that is unable furnish the with the nourment and
healthy The grows
the appetite falls digestion deranged bilious condition
chic fever life
blood this has taken There
rid the of Malaria that is purify blood
the the disease Is the remedy to accomplish
the circulation destroys the purfes strengths
watey blood making rich and
stream and makes lasting Of Malaria Malarial
find S. not remedy but pleasant acting
debiitang disease removing
S. S. builds Che by
the blood containing Malaria
AZ medical advice desired free o all who write.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.., ATLANTA, Ga,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-18
Stopped,

Dangerous Coughs, Colds, Sore
Threats are quickly cured by DR..
Kings New Discovery, soc and s1o0;
guaranteed. Mcbride s. VIII Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-18
MISS MARGARET TIERNE.Y

A large proportion Of the operations
performed in our hospitals are upon
women and girls for some organic
trou BILE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-18
Mrs. pinkhan,,s Standing Invitation to Women

Women suffering Of female weakness invited 70
With FROM the
symptoms given located and quickest and
treating
the knowledge that may nep your
ccse Her advi s always helpful
Ask Mrs Pnkbams AdyeA Understands Momans s.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
'~cASANlENT0 EN-
SAN JUAN.


Ia Sta. Sofia 6erns, de San
Juan Y Pablo Delgado, de Espa-
flola, fneron unid0s en- matrimo-
MO en- Ia mafana del microbes
pasado on presenoia de I'm gran
concurs0 de psrientes Y amigos,
La ceremonia nupcial fne acom
pahada de una misa celebrada
en- Ia Capilla de Nuestra Sonora
de Lourdes, en- San Juan, o6ci-
ando ell Rev. Camilo Seux. Una
reception y fiesta de boda SO
siguio en- Ia casa de los padres
de la novia, y las festividades
terminsron en- IL noche con un
bale. Amhos desposados son
bien apreciados y populares
entire 'sus conocidos. Ell j6ven
Delgado 90 hijo Dc Don Felipe B..
Delgado de esta ciddad y Sc halla
emplead0 como cajero en- un es-
tablecimiento mercantil de Es-
pamela. Sus padres y otros
miembros de Ia familia junta-
mente con algunos amigos de
aqui fueron 4 IL boda.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
Ell CAPTAIN CURRY
ES ICANO.

(Continua de la Paglna ~
res del empleo para el cual HI
sido nombrado, tratar6 de ser Q
'gobernador de TODD el pueblo de
.Territorio. No tengo amigos
que recompesar hi enemigos que
castigar, y sera mi empeno man
tener la 'poiitica de Ia admins
ci6n y mas particularmente ID
politica del Presidente Roose-
velt."
FECHA ORIGINAL DE LA JNAUGU-
RACI0N ACCEPTABLE.
Especial al Nuevo Mexlcano.
Torrance, N. M, Julio pa
Ell CAPTAIN George Curry y g
Captain Charles L. Ballard, al
guacil del condado de Chaves,
llegaron aqui muy temprano
in Embellishments partieron para
Roswell en- un automovil. Men
tras estaba aquf, Ell Captain
Curry telegratio al Gobernador
INFERNO Reynolds al efecto que
los arreglos de Ia comisi6n de
inauguration de Santa Fe de que
fuese juramentado y asumirse
los deberes de Gobernador de-
Nuevo Mexico, el jueves dia 10.
de Agoslo, eran aceptables y que
seguiria csc plan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

Sabe que Of Linimento Snow
de Ballard no tiene superior pa
ra Reumatismo, Coyunutras
.Tiesas, Cortaaas, Torceduras,
Lu mbago y todas dolencias.
Comparable, usadlo y siemprel 10
seguireis usando. Cualquiera que
haya usado Ell Linimento Snow
de Ballard es prueba viviente de
loque hace. Todo cuanto os pedi-
mos es que obtengais una bote.
la de prueba-Precio 25cts., so
cts. y sl.00.--De venta en- la Boz
tica de Fischer y Cia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
.WNDA VA A DEMANDAR Al FER
u. ROCARRlE POR LA MuERTE
DE SU MARiDO.

Albuquerque, N NJ, Julio 20,
LA viuda de Jose Sandoval, de
Socorro, ha instruido al abogadc
Elfego Baca de esta ciudad, para
que entable demanda contra Ia
|Compania Atchison, Topeka y
Santa Fe reclamando fuertes
perjuicios por la muerte de su
marido acaecida hace una soma
ma en- San Acaclo, condado de
Sccorro. Sandoval fue hallado
junto a la via del ferrocarril, J
su esposa alega que Sc cayo del
tren, aunque los trabajadores
del tren tuvieron noticia del &C
lcidente, no detuvieron Ell tren y
en- cierto modo son response
blcs de su muerte. Cuando re
cogieron q Sandoval viva toda
via, pero estaba insensible, y
murio de sus heridas pocas ho
ras despues.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
MuERTE De LA SONORA
JosEFA O.. De ORTIZ

La enfermedad de Bright y la
hydropesia ;ueron causa del fa-
l~lecimiento ocurrido eli microbes
pasado en- Ia tarde, de Ia Sra.
Josefa Conklin de Ortiz, esposa
de Don Clemente P. Ortiz, que
falleci6 en- la resideucia de Ia ia.
milia en- 10 Gale de Grant. Su
muerte no fue inesperada por-
que hacia tempo que estaba en-
ferma y era de edad avanzada.
La Sra. Ortiz tenia entire Sc.
senta y cinco y setenta amos de
edad y habia vigido toda su vida
en- Santa re. Su maridole sobre.
vive, pero no tuvieron hijos pro-
pios. Sin embargo, hay un hijo
adaptive, Matias Ortiz, a quien
criarcn desde nino. La hnada
era hermann de Don Carlos M.
Conklin, que ahora vive retirado
de los negocios, mas funcion6
hace algdn tempo como jefe de
policia de Santa re.
81 funeral Sc verified el vier-
mes a las Z de Ia mafana, siendo
celebrada misa de cuerpo pre-
sente en- Ia Cathedral, y dandose
sepulturaa los restos de Ia fnada
en- 81 csmsuterio dal Rosario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
LOCAL y P~rRsoNAL.

IT, ~okn - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s,.+,ssSsss ~
n"s." m,s"s.s
s.a~sas'sr - $500
-sr.ssSSt s.s'n 300 ~
i r,r,snaa 1, ~, Il
a.s~-Ss' ~
anh;..a
co,os rda,aass-o~.,..
Il t;snd. n;h ~ ds.asas
= oao;a,os ~ ssehs
49, T. aoso.h;s.oa.s. A.
los rarnatr.dor.s
e. rro;o =. :, mos.m,on.o
Z g.. u-s v-,
III a. ~ T;hr.aa v@a,s-
hior conoc;ao = $500
oa.S.s. ~
con p.aro Msdr;, o,horm.nn
m.ro rao,oor;s;an,aa $500
a. ont;.no Modr1 a.,ssaa.s.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
INSTITUTE DEL coNpApo pe
SANpOVAL.

Bernalillo, 10 de Julio, 1907.
Por este Sc da aviso que el ms.
tituto de condado y escuela vera.
MEGA por ell condado de Sando
val sera tenido en- la Academia
de Loreto, en- 10 plaza de Berna-
lilo, cabecera del condado, por
ell periodic prescribe por ley,
comenzando ell dia 5 de Agosto
de 9 Todos los interesados
en- Ia e~nsenanza y que desearen
ensenar en- las escuelas pdblicas
del condado deben asistir al ms
titnto. FL conductor ha sido de-
signado por Ell superintendent
de instruction plblica.
j. FELIPE SILVA.
Superintendent de Escuelas
del Condado de Sandoval.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
sABUEsos PARA RAsTREAR
A NiNos ExTRAvIADos

"N.ML
Ri martes en- la tarde Ell algua-
Gil Charles Closson recibi6 un
despacho de Cerrlllos, condado
de Santa re, por via de Madrid,
anunciando que dos nifos Sc ha.
bian perdido en- ell dia anterior
en- Cerrillos, y pidi4ndole que
llevase los sabueses para asistir
en- las pesquisas.
Ri alguacil Closson parti6 a las
2:45 de la tarde en- un calesa de
montana llevando los perros con-
sligo.
Muy fatigado y cast muerto de
hambre y sed; uno de los mucha
chos ~italianos que Sc habin per.
dido dos dias antes de su casa
en- CerIillos, fuA hallado ell mar
ties en- noche por una partida de
hombres que 10 buscaba, a tres
millas del lugar. Todavia va
muy tarde Ell microbes no Sc
habia nj indicio del otro nino.
Los nifos tenian respectiva-
mente cinco y seis snos de edad.
Toda la comunidad tom6 parte
en- las ~pesquisas 81 martes, las
cuales signieron toda la noche
y ell dia siguiente. Dfcese que
1.AI-- .LIu.-U 1A 1A.-LfI - -, AnNT NNH
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
suJETo DE SANTA Re MuERE EN-
uN RANCHO DE COLORADO.

o.
Sc ha recibido aqui noticia de
que Manuel Trujillo Gutierrez,
que anteriormente residia en-
Santa Fe, yque por algun tempo
ha estado t~rabajando en- ell ran.
cho Ham, cerca de Canada, Colo
RADIO, como pastor de ovejas,
falleci6 en- la manana del ldnes
pasado despues de estar largo
tempo enfermo de hidropesia en-
la casa de Lucio Olgin. Ell tinado
tenia como cincuenta aflos de
edad, y como no envian ningunas
direcciones sus parientes de
aqui, el cadaver fue sepultado
ALA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
DELEoAcIoN DEL coNpApo
DE SANTA FE

FL ex-gobernador Miguel A
|Otero, que es presidente de Ia
comision de reception que tiene
q So cargo Ia Inauguration del
Gobernador George Curry, fnt
noti6cada 81 microbes pasado
ds ON de 10 siguiente
auxiliar por Ell p~residente de Ia
comisi6n central Republicans
del Condado.
@. Fl. Ingraham, H. P.
Bardshar, Trinidad Aldrid, All
fredo Lucero y Jose Leon Ma
drill.
1 N"NN.N E.NHfM NW" .HNAI1nt SAL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
iLIsTA DE Los DIRECTORIES De Is.
cuELAs DEL coNDADo De SAN.
IA FE, N. NJ, PoR fe~o6-fso7.

Dist. 1. Juan Tru1lllO, presidente;
Encarnacion Salazar, secretario; Ell
ren Qflntana, tesorero, Pojoaque,
IN. M.
Dist. q. Max Roibal, p~residente;
Juan D. Domingues. secretario: Man
uel R. Dominguez. tesoreroS TesuQues
IN. M.
Dist. 8. Higinio Martinez, presiden.
te; Telesfero Rivera, secretario: Juan
Lujan y Martinez, t~esorero; Santa Fe,
IN. M.
Dist. 4. Juan M. Martinez, presi.
dente; valentin Montoya, secretario;
Santa Fe, N. M.
Dist. s. Felix Lopez, presidente:
Manuel Ortiz, secretario; EmiterIo
Romero, t~esorero; Santa Fe, N. M.
Dist. 9. German Pine, presidente;
Trinidad Alarld, secretario; Erineo
Marez, tesorero;; Santa Fe, N. M. +
Dist. Z. F. Palmer, presidente; w,
A. Brown, tesorero; Los Cerrillos,
N. M.
Dist. 8. Leon Madril, presidente;
Pedro Ortiz y Pine. secretario; Ven,
tura Barros, tesorero; Gallsteo. N. M.
Dist. .. Cros. Serna, presIdente;
Eleuterio Gonzales, secretario; Felipe
Roybal, tesorero; San Ildefonso, N.
M.
Dist. IL. j. D. Hart, presidente; j,
B Livisay, secretario; Nick Montoya,
t~esorero; Golden. N. NJ.
Dist. -. Jose Tudisques, p~residente;
John Pfueger. se~cretario; Patrlcio
Chavez, tesorero; Lamy, N. M.
Dist. 10. Andres Garcia, presidente;
Jesus Gonzales y Roibal. secretario;
Glorleta, N. M.
Dist. a.. Juan B. Romero, presi-
dente; Epimenio Pomero, secretario;
Ganute Ortiz, tesorero; Nambe, N. M.
Dist. is. Deciderio Ortiz presi.
dente; Julian Ortiz, secretario; Anas-
tacio Roibal, tesorero; Nambe, N, M.
Dist. 16. Avaristo Trujfllo, presl.
dente; Benito Lujan, secretario; Ju-
Ian Rolbal, t~esorero; Pojoaque, N. M.
Dist. II. Ben Cunningham, presl-
dente; Manuel Amanda, ~secretarlo;
Amado Mora, tesorero; San Pedro,
N. M.
Dist. 1S. r. G. Halterman, presi
dente; Alfredo Lucero, secretarlo;
Rafael Mestas, tesorero; Santa Curz,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

Durante Ell verano las irregu-
laridades de los rinones son a
menudo causadas por beber con
exceso 8 estar sofocado de calor
Attended alos Rifones de una
vez usando ell Remedio Foley
para los Rinones.-De venta en-
la Farmacia de Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

cura 4 Tres De IA FamIIIa Conuns
6oteIla do RemsdIo Chamberlain
Para colIeo, colsra y Diarrss.
"Compr6 una botella del Re
medic Chamberlain para C6lico,
Colera y Diarrea y halle que era
todo 10 que Sc reclamaba en- los
anuncios. Tres de Ia familia 10
han usado con buen resultado en-
Intermediates de verano." H. 3.
Howe, publicista del Press, High
land, Wis. DE venta en- todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
Constipation.

Para constipation no hay NADIA
tan bueno como las Pastillas de
Chamberlain para Estomago &
Higado. Siempre producer un
movimiento agradable de los in
testinos sin ningdn efecto desa-
gradable. Precio 25cts. Mues-
ira gratis. de venta en- todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

Usad Ell Jarabe Laxative de Ken
nedy para la Tos. No contiene mar
coticos. SAGA Ell frio del sistema mo-
viendo suavemente los intestinos.
Contune Mel y Alquitran y tiene
cast tan buen SAILOR como la azucar de
maple. Gusta a los ninos,-De venta
en- la Farmacia de Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
AvIso.


A Quienes Concierna:
La Ultima voluntad y testamentc
de Perfecto Romero, finado.
Aviso es por esta dado que Ell Jues
de Pruebas, en- Y por Ell Condado de
Santa Fe, N. M, ha fjado 81 LINES
Q de Setiembre, 1907, para la aproba-
ci6n de la Ultima voluntad y tesla
mento de Perfecto Romero. inado Ju-
lilo primero dc 1907.
GEORGE w. ARMIJO.
Secretari0 de Pruebas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
UN HoMsRE pIcHoso.

Els Amos F. King. de Port Byron
N. y, (de IS amos de edad); desde
que una llaga que tenia en- su piernaI
la cual le habfa molestado Ia mayor
parte de su vida, ha sido sanada com
pletamente por la Saliva Arnica Dc
Bucklen, la gran sanaiora del mundc
para Llagas, Quemaduras, Cortadas,
Heridas y Almoranas. Garantizada y
de venta en- todas las botlcas. Precio
rs cts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

Ell remedio mejor para dolor de rab-
adilla, rinones debilitados, infiama-
cion de la vejiga es las Pildoras de De
Witt Para los Rinones y veiiga. Su
accion es pronta y segura.-Ds venta
en- la Farmacia dc ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

Ell departamento de obras del Nuevo
Mexicano es Ell mas bIen equipado en-
Ell Terrltorio. 81 desean obras flnas Y
al estilo, venid a esta o1clna y epcon.
trarels TODD a su gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

Ell departamento de opras del Nuevo
Mexicano es el mas blen equipado en-
ell Terrltorio. 81 desean obras finas y
al estilo, venid a esta ofcina y encon.
trareis TODD a SD gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
NuEvos EsTAFETERos De
NuEvo MEXICO coMIsioNADos

Washington, Julio PA. l..
Ellington, ha sido nombrado es.
tafetero en- Hermanas, condado
de Luna, y William Kelly, en-
Gibson, copdado de Mckinney.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

81 tienen hlgunos lfbros que encua-
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta ofclna tiene 81 mejor departa.
mento De Characterization que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
NoMBRADo c%oMIsIoNADo.

Las Pequenas Madrugadoras de De
Witt. Pildoras pequenas seguras,
~inofensIvas. De venta en- la Parma.
ella de ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
APUNTES OFICIALES
PENsIoNEs C%oNCEDIDAs.

PENsIONES CONCEDIDAS.
Las pensiones siguientes han
sido concedidas veteranos de
Nuevo Mexico por empenos del
Delegado Andrews:
Perfecto Montoya, Santa Fe,
$50 al mes desoe 10 de Marzod
1907.
Nicolas Rivera, Santa Fe, $40
al mes, desde Ell dia 90 de Mario
de 1907.
RUDE Wolson, Fort Fayard, s
al mes, desde IS de Diciembre de
E19O6.
Edward v. Wachter, Ration,
sl7 al mes, desde Ell eide Abril de
1907.
Sra. Estefana Deavey, Sprin.
ger, 20 al mes, desde 81 de JUNO
dc 1902.
Cornelius Bennett, Silver City
$40 al mes, desde 10 de Mario de
1907.
Grin s. Brown, Perea, s12 al
mes desde ell dia 81 de Febrero
de 1907.
Charles Belswenger, Silver
lCitv. x15 nj mas dpsda Qda Mar
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

suscrlbanse al Nuevo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
.EsTAFETERo NoMRRADo.

Gallipa, condsdo de Rio Arri-
ba, Leonor L. Cordoba, nombra-
da e~stafetera
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

Superintendent de Escuelas
del Condado de Sandoval.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-27
YOUNG THIEVES CAUGHT.
Three, i'll Under Eighteen, Confess
to Numerous Thefts, Say Police.

After skiTmishng about FOR few DAYS 1 ne Bronx
Headquarters detectives rounded up johnnie
Finn Dan O'Rrien and Dolly Wolf. all con-
siderablv under eighteen years. and al accordns
10 the police as clever crooks rs are known 10
the under world. The girl. said. had not had
the experience Of the two boys. but has oeen asSo
cfatod with suspicious characters. AcccTdihg TO
7er own story she has been married twice sue
said she was married to man named Filo"' ""o
Is now on the island, and who. when ne vas
sentenced was called the WeaneSt thiet III NV
York" BY the judge He was convicted ol stea""s
a baby carriage. ,,
Frhra Is the son Of jaritor AZ No l-a' " "'SHI7
to, avenue and was under suspicion for some 'i'
after the report Of a number Of roboeries IN 'i'e
anartrlents at this number. Last SATURDAY NE"
Mrs Hojer 2 Huntington complained 70 Jhe po'''e
that on reaching her apartment sne tSu,u uL,6s ssa
thc windows had been forced open, anu ,,ere
missing Ehn was arrested YESTERDAY sd au,ed nd
and according the detectives Co"'e9~e" '
in1nIicate ed . Fir!en and the girl , - rss+r,
- prien was found working IN S,lpP - -
street and according the det'CilESs' ~ coma
fssoJ ana said the girl would prob2 Oily ." iS.t
strset The detectives say they found heI W ~ % oT
Of thaso places ana that she was WeaIllIS ''' ~
+i,e MISSING bracelets. She. TOO. CohesSeu,
snv and denounced Ehm as the ri"'"eS' ~
any: hos so r7eat,' she said. that he onE
~ W ~ 80 "a cer7ts and took mo show whdt
SsSyled a desperate Chance then TO nun eel
Tort on the I{oWery. He's cheap skate, & .&LliI -
i6r- Erhr1 The girl looked even younger tL''' So
Ia Size was ana fs unusually good looking
New-York tribune., 1907-02-27
OVERCOME AT BLAZE.
ammonia Kills One Firemdn-Sends
Nine to Hospital.

one fireman died from sufocation at a fire last
night in the Volunteer Meat Market. at No. S'5
Eighth avenue and nine others were 50 overcome
that they had to removed TO hospitals, some TO
New York others to the Roosevelt The dead fire
man was Albert Damn. of Engine Company 70
He died almost within half hour after The en-
gine company reached the fire. and Captain car
locks of that company said that the lives of the
fireme1 were endangered by ammonia which he
and his men found in the basement of the burning
structure. Those removed to hospitals were Baker.
Farrell. Coffey Keenan, OF Engine IS Ahearn.
PETE and Karns. of No. - and Flood OF truck
No 4. Later Captain CariOck was taken to Bellevue
Hospital. though against his will
All the fremen are i'm a serious condition. AT
Bellevue Hospital il said early this morning
that Baker could not live much longer.
No. 537 Eighth avenue is five story structure.
the basement and ground floor OF which occu-
pied by the meat market The policeman thae
beat saw smoke coming out OF 5ne basement and
turned in an alarm. Engine Company % the
first the scene. and Captain Carlocks broke his
va through a huge door into the cellar Fireman
Damn went in after him. He overcome at
once by ammonia fumes and died few minutes
later i'm a streetcar which had been turned into a
temporary hospital.
The others We're overcome one after another,
Captain Carocks having to give in AZ last him
self. The smoke was dense for a while tha: IL
was impossible for the hreEaen get hose into
the cellar. Finally when the fire under CON
troll il found that ammonia in refrigera tor
plant responsible for the fremen being over
come. The fire did get above the cellar, but il
caused much excitement in Eighth avenue for more
THAI two hours.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-27
WOMAN JUMPS FROM FERRYBoAT.
She Disappears Before Aid Reaches Her
Many Commuters See Probable Suicide.

As the ferryboat Flushing was entering her
slip in Long Island City yesterday morning on
her trip from Manhattan. a woman Jumped
overheard and was drowned. despite the efforts
Of a deckhand and porter. The drowning oc-
Cured I'm sight Of the passengers on another
ferryboat. which was lying in the slip and was
about to make the trip to Manhattan with it's
load of commuters
No one on the Flushing the woman jump
overheard, and she would not have been discov-
cred at all had not the passengers on the second
boat shouted to the porter that n woman was
overheard He ran for his life preserver. and with
the aid of a deckhand threw 1t overheard toward
the woman. who could be plainly seen kicking
about in the water. AS the preserver struck
the water alongside of her. the woman's head
disappeared below the surface and she did not
come up again. a boat was lowered. but all Of
forts 70 reCOLer the body Mern in Nsi,
New-York tribune., 1907-02-27
PORT IRTHUR'S DEFENCE
Smirnof7s Report focuses Stossset
Of C0lcadice.

S. Petersburg Feb 2e-A copy OF The secret
report on the defence of Port Arthur which IS ire
basis Of the Indictment on which Generals Stoessel'
Fock and Reiss are standing trial for their lives
before the supreme court martial. has been OBJ
. tained by The Associated Press. 1t explains the
decision to try these three officers alone o. de-
Tenders Of Port Arthur
This report which was written by General smir-
rcf the actual corrnaudaat OF the fortress Stoes-
sci being commander Of tho Kwan-Tung Peninsula.
categoricalIy accuses Stcessei Of coWardice inca
pacity and Of reasonable has5sning cf the sur
render 10 save his life in defiance OF the de-
csions Of two successive councils Of war.
The report breathes the most bitter personality
ard shows that the high officers cT the Port Ar
thur garrison in the darkest days Of TIE siege
were almost at each others throats. = explains
the references made in General kUropatEins : re-
port Of General StocsscTs decentralization Of the
garrison. Tho fndicreut IS summed M IN the
conclusion Of General Sn7rnor f,llows:
series If uupardo1oblc b?unders outside TIE
fortress. due to the ignorance and ack 3f niltalE
ard FocE broueh, about tho ;nvestme"t cf the
l9feTe55 5 fiaI n%1 rs ] .to f I' sseTJe oTT
moved stoessej 10 interfere in the defence. with
Finally at the last period Of tho. siege. stoesse
usurped my aHthority with the assistance OF Gen
surrenderine suddenly and promaturaiy reE@r.d
treason.
General smi-ncn gives details Of stoeesel's acts
Of Interference ana rsurpatior and accuses him of
cow2rdico. saying:
TIE garrison and inhabitants o. Port Arthur
were derloraiized by StoeSseIs personal Ccnduct.
Though he avoided the lighting line. he cursed the
population as polToons aud Tsscaiy cave dwc!lers.
but he continually changed his r"sijerCo to avoid
t1e shells finally locating in quar- IteTs entirely onS
Of range.
As s6on IS the enemy was able TO shell these
quarters Stoessel fastened 70 surrender His pusil
laninlity vas constant byword among the Off
GERS, rank and file. and civilians.
According 10 Smirnoff the electives Of the gar
riscn 81 Port Arthur at the time of ne surrender
were l25o9 bayonets 6o1 arterYnen. 50) engineers.
l010 troops unattached and 5O0) militia. with about
afhtt9 shells and seven million rounds OF rifle am
lnEntiOn.
The generals report gives list Of the food sup
plies. showing that the! ample to last the
defenders of Bnrt ArthLc siN Heeks InMger-
New-York tribune., 1907-02-27
RUSSIAN CARTOONS AT COLUMBIA.
Liberal and Revolutionary Movement Pict.
ured in Exhibition.

An exhibit Of cartoons dealing with the revoIu-
tonary movement In Russia was opened at Colurn-
bia University yesterday. and viii he view until
March % IN the library. The cartoons deal with
practically every phase OF the movement IN Rus
sa; most of them have a liberal application ~
red Ink to suggest the fate that awaits the men
against whom the cartoons are published. one
OF the most striking prints is picture called "A
New Years Toast" II shows three hgures-Wute
Durnovo ana Death surrounded hy a sea OF blood
Another SHOWS tho famous manifesto and across
it IS stamped the blood red hand OF Major General
Treporf. Still another represents Admiral Doubas-
soft bathing in tub Of blood
The cartoons are taken from publications that
appeared in Russia a little more than It year ago.
They were suppressed by the government within
twenty-four hours after publication Leading Rus
Sian artists said TO hay drawn the pictures.
although they unsigned Some Of the papers
I'm which they appeared the "ZhupcI" PuIe-
met, "Svoboda," "sreii," "Kosa,' 'Burya Lab
lava. "Lcshi," "Diatel" and -'Puemet
The Car figures in few of the pictures Father
GapOn is prominent figure. one print in which
The Gar IS shown pictures him on his throne
reading while at his feet rats gnawng. In
the distance mob is shown. The material OF q .
collection IS partly the property OF the university
and partly loan.