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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
KelIogg Is Better.

New York. Dec 10.-Frank Kellogg of St Paul, Minn- prOsecutOr in the case of the government against the Standard on company. wh0 was taken III last night in the course of his speech before the Minnesota sO- ciety. was so much improved this morning that he planned to leave for Washington tomorrow. with further evidence taken on the Standard Oil litigation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
Died fin New York.

New York, Dec 10.-Alfred Mich ! |el Downes, sec.ctary of the fire de- Bartment, died to-day after short illness. MT Downes was native of lew Haven, Conn. and for a tine raeticed law in that city. When he |bme to this city he entered news zper work, becase a political writer |nd from 1898 to 1902 was secrc-
 Iry to Mayor Van wyck. He be-
 hme secretary of the fire depart kent in 1904.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
Aoki |, Called Japsn's scapeuOa,.

Tokyo. Dec. 10.-Regardlng yiscount AOki's return from Washington, prom inent papers here allege that the ann bassador promised Mir. Roosevelt a treaty for the exclusion of immigrants. but that his government subsequently repudiated this promise on the ground of viscount Aokfs irrespousIbility. Now the government recalls him, thus making him the scapegoat for a broken pledge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
MIR DesIer Killed.

Rehoboth. Mass. Dec 1o.-Edvard Holmes. a milk dealer Of RehOboth. and a boy whose name has not vet been learned. were struck and killed by freight train to-day at the cross ing near the PeTTins station of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad, between Rehoboth and A. tIsboro. Holmes was about 50 years c fsEs He leaves a widow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
At Isolation Hospital.

John ManiOu- aged 3. of Union srteet is at the isolation hospital with a lad attack of diphtheria- The youth was taken ID Saturday and Is being attended by Mrs PiIcher- 1t Is my months since the isoEati01f h0s- pitzI has been il use.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
Dehaters Favor Roosevelt.

"Resolvei: That Roosevelt in jus |re to the American people should Ecept a third term was the ques- Ln debated by the Forum club last |ening. The affirmative was upheld II Kevin Fitzpatrick and Fergus Ey and the negative by William kwIor and Thomas McKenna. In the Union of the judges. William Sul- Ian, William Keenan and FinfOn |hzn. the debate was won by the Frmative. On Friday. January 3.
 club will give a mock trial in the 'uIczhy Memorial building. It will
 breach of promise suit
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
Died at College Point.

George L. Gillette, brother of the late Judge Charles Gillette, and uncie of District Court Clerk William NJ
 Gillette, died at College Point, New York. yesterday. The funeral will take place Thursday afternon at o'clock, with burial in Beacon Falls
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
More Pay For Glass Workers.

Cleveland. O.. Dec. 1O.-The Amalga- mated Window Glass Workers of America have obtained a F per cent increase in their wage scale from the window glaSs manufacturers as a re- suit of a series of conferences which concluded here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
The Bicyele Racers.

New York. Dec 10.-The relative positions of the eleven teams in the Madison Square Garden bicycle races were unchanged at 1 o'clock this af- ternoOn- The five leading teams had gone sss miles and 2 laps and the others were one lap behind
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
Bound for New York,

Plymouth, Dec 10.-The steamer President Grant, with Secretary Taft and party on board, left here this morning for New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut: Rain, foIl0ved by clearing in norths fair in south portion and colder tonight; Wednesday fair and eolders strong to high south t1 vest winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
Er.cOnuressmsn outhw.ite Dead.

Columbus. O.. Dec. 1O.-Joseph Outh- waite. formerly cOngressnhn from Ohio. is dead at his home of pneu- monia-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10

|For less than 2 cents a day you h get the Evening Democrat and ee monthly magazines. namely. Moments. Dressmakfnz at nzd the MotherFs Magazine. . month, and all that 6
 to pay your subscription
 Ask to see sample copies
 .t the Democrat oEce.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
For Tn--nrrnH

San rises 7.0s. sets 4=1Z HTEh tide at Ner Haven 5:4s an
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06
TEAMSTF RS
SENO LETTERS

Members of the West Virginia
United States Transfers Organiza-
ton will send the following letter to
their representative Congressman in
the next few days:
The teamsters In the service OF
the United States during the war
OF the Rebellion have Na"n trying.
for years to secure recognition on
the pension lists. a bin for ah's
purnose was introduced in the House
of Representatives. on the 18th day
of January, 1906. at the first ses-
sion of the FiEty-ninth Congress.
and presented as House Bill No.
12243. A similar bill is to be in
troduced at the present session. and
we solicit for 1t your personal sup
port. We believe that the team
sters are entitled to recognition and
that any liabilities incurred by
them we're as much incurred in the
actual service of the United States
in time of war as If enlisted and ON
the firing line
Tho Central West Virginia United
States Transfers Organization. of
membership OF at least one hundred
and sixty. feels that 1t has the right
70 call upon yo.i as one OF Its rep
resentatives IN Congress for this
service. May we hope for your cup
port? Ag'ythipr YOU -
port the bill will be greatly GpprecI-
ated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06
PERSONAL


Joseph A. Davis returned last
night from a business visit in Pitts
burg.
Lafayette Blake, of Mt. clare,
spent Friday in the city on business.
County Superintendent Cyrus e.
Webb. Of Bridgeport, spent q few
hours here Friday morning and then
went to Salem to attend an institute
Of teachers.
Miss sallie Dswsoo. of wilsonburg
was here last evening shopping.
Allen D. Fitzhurgh. of Bridgeport,
was here last night on business.
Miss Resale Kelsey. of Dayton, o.,
visiting Miss Bette Corpening on
Sumner street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06
(OEFNlN ELECTED
President of the West Virginia
Poultry Association for
the Year.

The West Virginia Poultry asso-
citation in session in Fadrmont elect
ed officers as follaws:
President-c. c. coRman. Of
Warrington.
vice-President-E SULLIVAN.
OF Charleston.
secretary-G. C. sbarcher. of wes-
ton.
Executive commtGGee-w. S.
Hursey, of shinnston; Fl. B. Oar
nell. of French Creek; g. w. Con,
of ParkersburE and D. A. Arnold.
of Keyser.
The next show will be held at FL
kins. The judge and the date are
left open.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06
CHOCOLATE PIE IS HEALTHRUE.

Food experts agree that chocolate
Is one of the most healthful and
nutritious articles OF food known
and chocolate pies are becoming
very popular. Who can imagine
anything more tempting or delicious
than a nice, large piece OF choco-
late pfe2 Hard TO make In the old
way. but easy If you use "oUR PIE"
Chocolate flavor, and follow direc-
ttons on the package. Contains all
ingredients ready for instant use.
At grocers, 10 cents. Order today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06
ENTERTAINMENT
AND BOX SUPPER

J There will be literary entertain
fnent and box supper at the Industrial
school hou3c Saturday niFht. Dec. Z.
The program will commence promptly
at S o'clock. One special feature of
the program will be an grafton given
on the character OF Abraham Lin
coin. There will be special music.
both vocal and instrumental. The
proceeds or the supper are for the
Industrial Hnrtlst church Az 80 -
vitcd to attend
tSigned) COMMITTEE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06
BENNETT MAKES ADDRESS

Prof. c. J. C. Bennett. principal OF
the State normal school at Fairmont.
addressed the people OF Lost Creek
ably last night ON the advantages
and disadvantages OF being born In
West Virginia. The address was
very interesting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06

The annual sale of Christ Church
Parish Ala Society will be held in the
assembly room of the Waldo Thurs
day and Friday afternoons and even
inEs of this week. al are cordially
invited to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06

Watch the Globe Clothing Store
window for the 1913 pieces Of china
and china c:oset to pe given away
free.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06
SPECIAL MIGHT EDITION.

The Telegram now has it's
corps of reporters at the mine
horror scene. A special wire
service will permit issuing a
sneciaI edition with the latest
feDorts at $50 P, M, Look
for it
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06

Pinesalve carbolized acts ike n
poulttce. draws out Inflammation and
potsOns. Antiseptic, healing. For
Snapped hands, lips. cuts. burns Sold
by H F. Burke.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06

watch the Globe Clothing stora
window for the 1913 pieces OF china
and china ctoset 20 be given awav
tIG-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06
DIR. HARDMAN. SPECIALIST.

rs,,A All Eye. Ear. Nose and
Throat diseases and injuries
.s..sf%- sI;tllrully treated. Spect1"-
40 - les and artificial eyes l"r-
fectIy fitted. Lenses ground
matched and 'Npcctacles ,rernired white SOC
wait Terms cash. rs Third st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06

China decorated to order. Mrs
Mark Koblegard. 444 West MAR
street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06

What would be moro appropriate
:or Xmas than large photograph?
NIls"C makes them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06

Best typewriter ribbons, soc. a. M.
T. Cunningham, 213 West Pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06

Oliver Typewriters. $500. A. NJ
T CunntpEham- 21S West Pike street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06

Typewriters rented and repaired. a.
NJ. 4. Cunningham. 2I3 w. Pike street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06

SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-06

:
Il O0k!
Look!
.LOOk!!!
We will sell you 81 |
feet in Jackson Square,
the gilt edge section OF
CIarkSburgr on MeigS
avenue, on so foot
street, at $4,000 q
front foot, With the
small payment of 5000
down, balance in one,
two, three and four
years, 6 per cent inter
est. This street has
recently been graded,
has gas water and
sewerage,
We have a fine prop
erty in Alta Vista, 9
rooms and bath, base
ment finished in hard
wood and pine, cabinet
mantleS, on lot 120x |
140 feet, fronts on two
streets. For price call |
at our office,
On ST. Clara street,
Broad Oak, we have an |
8-room house, frame,
slate roof, lot .40xf40. |
feet. One Of the best
locations in Broad Oak,
with nice Shrubbery
and shade trees around
the property. Price,
So, 10000.
**k*
We have three lots
on Park avenue, front
age 93N feet by 62
feet deep. Price for
quick buyer $7,75O.OO
$4,000 down and ball
ance in one, two, three
and four years.
*&,k,s
We have brand new
property On Mechanic
street, lot level 28.2x |
1902 in DEPTH on 10
foot alley. House is
Just finished, is frame,
slate roof z rooms,
bath, finished in oak,
cabinet mantleS and all
modern. Price $4,000. |
Terms 500 down, bal
ance in one and two
years. Time might be
made longer if desired.
4<ss%4-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-07
PeriOdistas america.
nos arrestadOs ell
Laredo.

Gran scnsaci6n ocasion6 en-
Laredo, Tex, ell arresto de seis
prominentes periodistas america
nos habido allf Ell dfa l . del co.
rriente mes, por haber publica.
do un ataque ell su nuevo peri0
dico The Enterouire" contra el
proced!miento del juez de Distri
to Mullaly. quien orden6 Sc hi
ciese efectiVa la disposition Judi.
cia! relativa 4 reprimir los actos
de violencia dc los huelguistas
meXicapos de los talleres del Ma
cional contra los trabajsdores
que los han reemplazado en- di-
chos talleres.
Los seis periodistas arrestados
torman el cuerpo de redaccion
del nuevo periddico, Y vista en-
juicio esa tardo la acusaciou que
sc les hizo por un editorial que
parecio on su publication. ell Juex
Mullady sobresey6 q los acusa |.
dos, y solo aplic6 una multa do
: lo al editor Beach, por haber
empleaio on su editorial un Ian
gnaie que expresaba desacato 4
lea Rutoridades. aunque Beach Y
sus compafieros alegaron que no
Tue su intsnci0n offender.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-07
AsesinatO de un
gobernador russo.

Ell dfa 80 del pssado, Nj. Gui.
dema. gohernadorde una prisi6n
polftica en- la isla Vassilli Os-
troff, un barrio de San Peters.
burgo. Russia, recibi6 dos tiros
en- el est6mago disparados por
un joven de Is amos de edad que
salfa de un cafe, mientras ell 90.
bernador pasgba por una de las
GALES mas centricas, muriendo
el herido momentos despues. Ell
asesino hiri0 tambien al carcsle.
ro. que acompafIaba al gobsrns.
dor, y luego hugo, sin que la DO.
iicia 10 pudiera capturar. Gui.
dema estabs sentenciado q muer.
te por los terroristas, & csusa de
su crueldad, pues maudaba ago.
tar los presos para hacerlos
que comieran. Ultinamenta un
guardia mat6 6 un pobre preso
que estaba sentado en- una ven
taua.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-07
AL FIN Sc do POR CUL.
pAn0

Henry T.. SkiIlman. acusado
de haber remitido por correo una
correspondence obsena dc Aus
tin q San Antonio. Tex, fue con.
Victo y sentenciado & doce meses
de prison en- Ia carcel del Con.
dado do Beyar. Preguntado Dor
el Juez 81 Sc dabs por culpado.
skillman respondio que habfa es.
critic Ia carta, pero ignoraba 81
era 6 no obscena. Entonces el
Juez Maxey tomo Ia carta Y la
lego. Luego dijo al acusado quo
81 aquel era el Inico motive que
le impedfa, va podia darse Dor
culpado, puas Ia carta era la pie.
20 literaria mas obscena que ha.
bia visto en- su vida, No pudieu.
do resistir 4 In evidencia. Skill.
Imam Sc di6 por culpado.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-07
Tel6fono, 1889.
Arredondo en- Libertad

Juan Jose Arredondo, ell ancia
no revolucionario, fue puesto en-
libertad en- esta ciudad ell iueves
81 del pasado. por orden del Sc.
cretario de Comercio y Trabajo.
Lawrence 0. Murray Asisten.
te Secretario telegrafio q los ins
pectores de Immigration de es.
ia ciudad 10 siguieute:
Washington, D. G. Enero 3l.-
Servicio de Immigration, San An.
MO. Texas: La orden de arresto
de Juan Jose Arredondo Sc can
cela.-P6ngase & este en- liber
tad.-MURRAY."
Cuando Sc le dijo & Arredoudo
que estaba libre, no 10 creyo por
10 pronto; pero cuaudo Sc le re-.
petio 10 mismo, entonces ell an.
clano preseEt6 en- su semblante
una sonrisa. Por un minute estu.
20 tan turbado como 81 Sc le ha.
blara de pasarlo & Mexico.
Arredondo no pu2o ocultar su
algeria al verse otra vez en- libre
contacto'con el mundo externo,
y di6 profusas gracias q Ia honda.
dosa Providencia que 10 puso en-
lihertad y q todos los que en- su
p:isi6n 10 conso'aron y simpa-
tizaron con 81.
Como viejo revolucionario, A
rredondo tenfa sobre ST Ia mayor
responsabilidad. Sirvi6 en- el
ejercito de Mexico y ultimameu.
te en- las aduanas de aquel pals.
y por este las autoridades mexi.
canas agotaron sus esfuerzos por
deportarlo q Mexico. Con este
fin Sc le hizo comparecer ante las
Ccrtes del Estado y federales, y.
SO le someti6 4 una
audiencia ante Ia Junta de ins.
pectores de Immigration de esta
ciudad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-07
E':iJ!EcU UcION de CA1Pos
DETALLEs HORROROsOs

n Despu6s de dos semanas do Il;
rer!da la ejecuci6n, Ramon Cam
pos al fin fu6 ejecutado dentro
De 10 carcel del Condado en- Kar,
nes City, Texas. ell dfa 10 del
Presente mes, q las 1910 dol iia
pagando en- la horca ell asesinato
de su novia y hermana de esta.
cometido oil 26 de Mario de 1906.
vi REQ. acompaf1ado del sacer.
ooee. al dirigirse al patibulo. su.
irlo un choque nervioso y cay6 a
TERRA, siendo necesario que al.
gnnos le ayudasen q ponerse en-
PIE. Campos ent6nces compren.
dlo su situacion, y SO enloqueci6
de terror, luchando tenazmente
con los empleados que 10 ataban
para 10 ejecuci6n v pidiendo
gritos auxiiio al carcelero
Coleman. ''>'>
La escepa era horrorosa,
Campos no dejo de defenderso
hasta que fue venoido Y Tornado
ocupar la posiciou reoueride
para hacerle descender en- la
trampa fatal. Esta cayo q las
l2:lode Ia tarde. y Is miuutos
despues f1d oficialmente declara.
do muerto. Sus vGrtebras GER.
vicales fueron quebradas por el
mecaulsmo dol cadalso v ouedo
vengada la ley.
Esta es la segunda ejecuci6n
legal habida en- csc Copdado
La otra, en- 1893. fu6 la de John
Mays. quien asaito un tren v
mato q un hombre.
Ramon Campos Sc d,vorciG do
sn esposa con ell proposito de ca
sarse con Ia senorita Juana Nc.
Haney. do quien SO habia apasio.
nado Obtenido legalmente oil
divorcio, redobl6 Campos sus
ofartas q la que habfa motivado
su demanda ante Ia 10y: pero es.
to empezo por rehusar sus afec.
tos y comeuz0 nara Campos -el t..
deal do SD desdicha. Ei despe.
cho prepare su venganza los
ceios le empujaron al crimen.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-07
A nuestrOs lectOres

Atentamente Buplicamos 4 nuestros
oondadosos suscriptorss que no ostan
al eorrients en- gus pagos, 80 dIgnen ha-
cerIos tan pronto como pasen sus ojos
por estos renglones; nos dIrisimoE Dor
supueato tan solo q uucstrol abonadoa
que nos daben gubscripciones atrasa--
dHs, y io5 que adeudan Ia del presen-
TO ano. No eatG por demaa axpilear
quo la uesociacion do un periodico CO.
mo Eh REGIDcR depende exclus'va-
uente de sus subscriptores, quienes do
ben do estar alerta para pagar So
suoscripcion con 10 puntuaIldad religio-
81 del deoer. El precio no pueds ser
mas barato, pues aon 81 rdmeros du-
rante ell aho por Sl.6o. ss decir CO.
mo dos centavos y medic por nd
nero, por seraana, 10 quo es sxtre-
madamente facil de pagarse. No cree
mos aasr. nusstres asnables Hubscripto-
rec no puedan pasar Bumn tan inaigni-
ncanse. la dificultad eonstste on que
muihos van dejando oil enyfo del pa-
80 de su subscription para un dia y
para otro, nplazandolo E.ampre para
manAna, hestA Gus, nj fin, paSan uuu-
chos ulas sa Jividan do remitir al
precio de su subscription. Otrus van k
Ia esaafetH con ell obetjo do gncar un
gro para mandarnoslo, pero 80 encuen
tran con algon amigo en- sl camIno p
sns buenas intonciones ouedan sin rea
hzarse pordue hgbIando de otros
asuntoa 50 clvidRn dc Ell REGIDoR.
Estamos firmemente eeguros que no an
rata do dinere nj de voiuntad, sino
simplsmente On un deseuIdo.
Queridos amigos, no se olvidou da
nosotros. quo Dor Rqui Ios .enemes
siempre pressntes, como veran por
In Iectura del REGIDoR On cada A.
dicion- En- Ieyendo este parrafo. dig
neEs ID, al nos EdsudR slgo, do man
daSlo On rdinero, On giro 6 en- as
tampillas. Pero no divide nj 10 d.-
10 para 'rnahana", en- Ia confiaa-
"a que nos ntenderan como en- O.
tras eemejantss ocasionsa. enyiamos an
ac!padamcnts nuestFo sincere agrsde-
cimiento todos Eauelias que oiEar
nuestra sdplica, Ia obsequien,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-07

Dos de estos inspectores, Lu.
ther 9 Steward y w. W. Brown
fallaron contra 81 y reco .nenda.
ron su extradici6n & Mexico. Un
mtembro de la Junta. r. G. Gala.
han. opin6 que Arredondo esta.
:ba en- aptitud legal para vivir en-
este pals y no habfa de que acu.
sarlo. Este mismo inspector vol.
vic arrestar q Arredoudo, des.
pues de que ell Comisionado fe.
deral 10 absolvi6 del delito de
extradicion.
A traves de todos sus processes
Arredondo fue representado por
el abogado Walter I. Gillis v Ell
compaf1ero de este, y debido q
los h4b!les servicios de este abo.
gado In causa de Arredondo ga.
no algunos puntos. Siempre el
Juez Gillis Sc esiorz6 porque su
cliente fuera puesto en- iibertad,
demostrando que Ell crimeu de
que SO le scasaba era polstico.
Con Arredondo son nueve los
revolucionarios puestos en- liber.
tad en- esta ciudad. Solo queda
pendiente Ia causa de Patricio
Guerra. y puede ser que este
salga libre sin necesidad de una
audieuc!a, como sucedio & Cres.
cencio Villarreal, Marquee y q dos
hermanos suyos. No SO ha fila.
do fecha aun para Ia audiencia
de GuerrS; pero en- case de ser
procesado este, sera defendiio
por el abogado Gillis.
Arredondo. despues de perma.
necer unos dias aqui, donde fne
por sus amigos. SO di.
rigio d su casa cerca de Del Rio.
Texas, Estaba preso en- la car
eel del Condado de esta ciudad
desde q mediados del pasado DC.
tubre.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-07
ULTIMATJIM
De LOS OBIsPOS OE FRAaClA.

Los obispos cat6licos de Fran,
cia acaban de presentar a, 90
bierno una proposition. en- la que
endosau ia actitud tomada por al
Papa en- gu Ultima encfcIicn. paru
que al mismo tempo afecta Ia
lorna de un ultimatum. Con- ei
m dc tener un arreglo pact ico,
los obispos proponen un contrato
por ell cual los municipios esta-
olezcan un arrendamiento q per.
.petuidad de Ia iglesia al cura pa.
rroco por 18 amos, ell cual sea re.
novado por los munfcipes suce
siVos, sin que intervengan du.
rante ese tempo en- la admins
TRACTION de la igles;a y parroauia
el gobierno federal, nj ell del Es
tado y municipio. Ell arrenda
miento no tendra nipgnn efecto
sin la expresa aprobaci6n del o
bispo, y quedara uulo en- el mo.
mento que ell cura de la parro
quia no tenga Ia autorizaci6n del
mismo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-07
Ell desventuTadO treCe.

FL n1mero 10. como signo dt
maj agnero, esta siendo Ell telna
de las conversacioues en- Mexico;
por el reciente incidente aconte-
ctdo al ataud que contenfa los
restos del matador espaf1ol Auto.
MIA Montes, quien, como saben
nue:tros lectores. murio hace 20
cos dfas de resultas de una cor.
nada recibida en- una corrida de
toros habida en- Ia ciudad de Me.
SiCo.
Es ell case que .estando los res
tos para ser embarcados en- We.
racruz Y conduc;dos para Espa.
fia, al nlomento de ser traslada
dos al barco. So cayo ell ataud
que los conteEia, rompiGndose y
exhibiendo Ell cadaver de Mon.
tes. A partir de ese momento,
y h'ego que la gente Sc enter6
quo o! bsrao que iba q conducir
el cadaver EN- question era eli tire.
ce de los que posefa la compaf1fa
naviera, y que este barco habfa
''~Sho Su ~ ithCl Sdllud Ol ulh 1C
de Mayo de 1891. la mayor parte
de los pasajeros no quisieron to
mar pasaje y diferieron su salida.
El barco Sc llama Manuel Cal
vo," de Ia Inca de vapores trasa.
tlanticos espanoles.
Hay mas detRlles de Ia vida Y
muerte del finado Antonio Mon.
tes conectados con ell numero 13.
Su muerte fuG ocasionada por la
cornada trece recibida en- ell re
dondel; 13 era ell numero de ar.
tistas que andabau con 81 ell dfa
de su desgracia. y esta acontecio
Ell dfa l3 de Enero. Todo su
cuerpo. excepto la cara y una
mano, so quemo accideutalmente
en- la capiIla espanels en- la cic-
dad de Mexico; ell cadaver fue
llevadO por ell caro- f1nebre N Q
ID y acompaflado por 13 personas
de dicha capilla hasta Ell express
del tren que 10 condujo q Vera.
cruz, donde ell ataud Sc ct.y6, co.
mo queda dicho.