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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
MUST MARRY"--oRDyNANcE
Keeps Mayor Of Fort Dodge Busy Per
forming Wedding Ceremonies.

CHICAGO, March ga dispatch To
the Inter- ocean from Fort Dodge ia.
says:
What with performing without fees
the marriage ceremonies OF those who
desire 10 escape the penalties of the
now Fort Dodge ordinance aimed at
marriagable people who refuse to mar
ry and refusing the kilograms and
letters OF cxpostulations which nc
is receiving from bachelors and spin
aters in all parts of the country, May
or Bennett expresses fear that his
other duties are liable to be sadly
neglected
Must marry" ordinance was passed
Wednesday night, ThurSday--to the
utter disgust Of tho Fort Dodge cler-
gy--tno Mayor performed 10 marriage
ceremonies and yesterday fourteen.
The Fort Dodge Ministerial Assoca-
ton threatens to pass caustic rea-
TONS alleging that the sacred char
acter OF the marriage relation Is being
violated by such performances"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
Enthusiastic Reception Given Him
After Release from jail.
MET BY CROWD WITH BAND
People Of Home Town Ar. More En-
thusiastio Than At Occasion of His
First Return As Senator-pelivers
Address in Defense.

ABILENE, Kans March 2S.-Former
Senator Burton received a reception
more enthusiastic than that given him
when he first returned as Senator
when he tonight returned to his home
town after fivemonths imprisonment
at Irontown, Mo. A crowd of several
hundred with town band met him at
the depot and many wore badges in
scribed welcome, Burton
The ex-senator rode in an open car
rlage from the depot to his home, and
his progress through the streets in
the nature OF a triumphant procession,
The sidewalks were lined with people
who lifted their hats as he passed.
After an informal reception at his
home, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton were en-
tertained at dinner by County Treas
urer Schneider, after which he went
to the theatre where Burton delivered
the expected speech why was prose-
cuted." The theatre, which accomo-
dates 900 persons, was packed to its
capacity with many standing and
many unable to gain admittance.
The audience was distinctly friendly
to the speaker and not at any time wers
there demonstrations other than those
of approval. When Burton rose to
speak he was greeted with an out
burst Of applause and his remarks
were frequentla interrupted by ap-
plause. The ex-senator was much af-
fected at times and once broke down
entirely and wept. On two other oc-
wife, who was the only woman on the
stage, sat near him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
CRITICISM LEADS TO MURDER.
Quarrel Over Childs Performance
Causes Father to Slay.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-A dispatch
to the Tribune from Carmi Ill.,, says
Rehearsal of closing exercises at {
country school house west of Carm
yesterdad ended in a tragedy and the
arrest of farmer for the murder Of
man who has been his friend and
neighbor for years.
George Nicholson and John Kurd
were seated together listening to and
criticising the recitations given by the
children. Both had little daughters
taking part in the programme and
there was no hint of trouble until
Nicholson's little girl started to say
her piece. Kurd made a remark on
her nervousness which Nicholson re-
sented and in a moment both men
were quarreling.
Their anger startled the audience of
parents and children in the school
and efforts were made to get the chill
dren away before blows were struck.
Before this could be done, Nichol-
son drew a revolver and pressing 1t
against Kurd's side, fired. Kurd died
instantly. Women and children gath
cred around the two men either faint
ed or became hysterical. When Nicn-
olson saw what he had done, he drop
ped on his knees and wept Nichol-
son was placed under arrest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
Not Only lSane But Capable Of
Giving Valuable Suv.
Sestions.
JUDGE DECIDES WEDNESDAY
Defense File Afhdavits With Letters
From Thaw In Hope Of Blocking
Move Of Prosecution For Appoint.
mont OF Lunaoy Commission.

NEW YORK. March 2s.--Attornoys
for Harry Tha wtoday fled an answer
10 the suggestion made by the District
Attorney that Thaw In mentally in
capable OF understanding charges
against him and In n subject for a lu-
macy commission rather than Jury
Supplemcnting their own unanimous
opinion that Thaw does understand the
nature OF tho proceedings against him
and daily advises intailigenily with hia
counsel his a,torneis have filed an
Wits from the medical experts employ
I'd by tho defense and further am.
davit In Thaw's behalf is signed by
Dclmah. Delmhs attaches 10 his perso-
nal statement Il score or more of let
tcra and notes he has received from
Thaw during the trial. These M writ
ton. NO Delmag declares. clearly In
dicateS his grasp OF proceedings and
contain valuable suggestions. Tho
afiidavits which Thaw'a counsel hope
will block Jerome's move for iunacy
commission. were filed with tho clerk
OF the supreme court this afternoon
and were turned over 10 Justice Fitz-
gerald who will announce his decision
probably "Wednesday morning when the
jury will again be In court.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
Veterans Eat Hash and Nine Hun
dred Are in Hospitals.
HUNDREDS ARE IN DANGER
Aged Patients Lie For Hours Without
Attention Because Of Lack of Ambu-
lances and Observation-Disclosures
Worked Very Slowly.

LEAvENWORTH, Kan. March 90.
More than 1000 veterans Of the Nat
ional Soldiers Home here are suffering
from ptomaine poisoning, as the re-
suit of eating meat hash for breakfast
this morning. Five hundred are being
treated in the hospitals tonight, and
while no deaths have occurred yet,
there are several hundred in criti-
cal condition.
The infection worked slowly, nearly
four hours elapsing between the eat
ing of the poisoned meat and the de-
velopment of the symptoms. Then
the men began to drop off by the hun
dreds. Ambulances and stretchers
were in such demand that many lay
for hours without attention. In the
case of aged patients this delay was
particularly harmful. ~
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
Oregon City Shooting May Re-
suit In Death Of Three
Persons.
WIFE HAD CHARGED CRUELTY
Maddened BY Divorce Proceedings
Brought BY Aiienated Wife William
Anderson Commits Triple Crime In
Valley city-Wife's Father Lives.

OREGON CITY, Or, March 23.--wil-
liam Henderson shot and killed his
wife this morning at $3.50 In her room
at the Wilhelm Tell House, tnsn fired
bullet into the had Of his wife's
father, Joeph d. Maxwell. OF Latrove,
Eldorado County, Cal. The murderer
then turned the weapon on himself.
He died within few minutes of his
wife, but the old man may live.
The tragedy was .he result Of Mrs.
Henderson's action In commencing suit
for divorce against her husband, who
became half crazed by her action, and
swore to be revenged.
The dead woman, whose name was
Martha Ellen Henderson was 3s years
Of age. Prior to the earthquake In San
Francisco she and her husband conduc-
ted lodging-house in the Bay City,
but married life was disagreeable and
Henderson abused his wife. He en-
deavored to compel her to deed him
100 acres Of farm land she owned at
Kerby, Josephine County, Or. but the
woman refused and finally her hus-
bands cruel treatment reached a point
where she could stand it no longer,
and she left nim In the Clackamas
County Circuit Court on the ground of
cruel and inhuman treatment, and also
alleged personal indignities. Her at
torney is A. r. Mendenhall, of Port
land. Ten days ago she came here wit
her father in order to prosecute the
suit, and was stopping at the wilhelm
Tell House. waiting trial Of the case at
the April term.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
AGED MAN ARRESTED.

CHICAGO, March ga dispatch
to the Record Herald from Charlotte,
Mich, says:
Silas Compton. aged 10. was arrest
ed at Athens, Pa, yesterday, accord
ing to dispatches from that city
charged with the murder of william
Lampan Of Grand Lodge, Mich, No
vember IA, 1892. The warrant Is based
on an affidavit made by John Butcher
VINO has served II years on a life SEN
tence at the Jackson prison for the
crime. Butcher says he has kept ST.
lent all these years to protect his
brothers, Frank and John, farmers,
who, he. claims, were in the plot with
Compton to rob the old man who was
ricn. He insists Compton was the
slayer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Selects Representative.
TO CONTROL WESTERN ROADS
viii Meet With Railroad Representa-.
tives TO Discuss Freight Rates and
Other Railroad ouestions--Would
Lead To More Friendly Relations.

| CHICAGO, March ga dispatch
TO the Record Herald from Washing.
ton sails:
II is understood OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission has finally hi
upon n plan for the solution of the
perplexing problem to relieve the
present crisis In the railroad situation
by bringing about practical cooper
alton between the railroads an dthe
federal government.
The plan which Is now being con-
sidered and has practically gained the
approval of the Commission and the
President is the appointment of a
western interstate tariff committee to
represent the commission, with head
quarters In Chicago and st. Louis.
This man Is TO cooperate with the
public and the railroad officials In OBJ
tAining reasonable rate adjustments
and to adjudicate all matters now in
dispute. The railroad representa-
tives and the Commissioner would vir'
tually assemble about round table
to discuss freight rates, stop violations
Of the law and prevent rate discrimi-
nations and preferences.
1t Is believed this plan will put a
stop to the flood OF hostile legislation
against railroads In the West and es-
tablish more friendly relations with
the railroads on the part of the gov
ernment.
This Is said to be the result of re-
cent conferences on the part of Ben
jamin f. Yoakum head Of the Rock
Island board. with the President and
members of the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
whether the government will pro-
ceed against Mr.. Hartman and his
associates under the Sherman anti
trust law or, under the Interstate
Commerce laws, or at all, will be de-
cided after the commission completes
Its report next month.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
PAINTER MISSING.
Former German Lieutenant Has No.
Been Seen For Months. u.

NEW YORK, March 23.--Th,
friends In this country and In Ger.
many Of DR.. Albrecht Becker. a wei
known painter and former lieuten.
ant In the German army, VINO has beer
missing for some months, have en-
listed the aid of the American police
In their search for him. Mr.. Vor
Voelkerling. of Dresden. friend OF
the missing artist Is now In this coun-
try to personally oversee and take
charge Of the search for the missing
man. Mr. Won Voelkerling will make
his headquarters In Chicago at the
German consulate, where any commu-
nlcations which may lead to the tra-
cling of Mr. Becker can be addressed
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24

The English players composed Of
students from oxford and Cambridge
viii play In tho Inns Of the cour,
Hotel. London. The match which viii
be completed IN one day, calls for NIX
competitors on each side. The Amer
lean team In made up OF students from
Columbia, Harvard and Yale.
Today'g match In the seventh be-
tween the British and American Uni
vorsitieH. OF tho six that have been
played. America has won one. and
Great Britain three. Two resulted In
draws,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
NO MORE RED. SHIRTS.
Red .shirtsd Section Men Confused
With Red Flag Signals.

CHICAGO, March ga dispatch
TO the Inter Ocean from seialia. Mo.
20 u. M. McAivor general superin.
tendent OF tho Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railroad issued a bulletin f.s-
,erday, requesting section men not "a
wear red shirts while al work. The
explanation is said 10 be that an engi-
noer did not need rcd flag signal re-
Gently and when taken to task he ex-
plaincd that he took the red flag for
tho red shirt OF section man.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
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WORST IS OVER.
Floods Of Yuba River Are Reported As
Subsiding.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-Hea-
v4y wnd and rain prevailed In and about
Marysville last night and snow fell or
the Yuba river watershed. Great loss
OF livestock liz reported from the sur
rounding country. The reconstruc-
tion Of the railroads is greatly delay
cd by today's storm bu the water Is
now substding. Reports frcm Oroville
says the. Feather river has risen six
feet but Is now stationary. Two men
are reported to have been seen In trees
on the Yuba River bottom and par
ty has gone to their rescue.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
NIcARAouANs WIN BATTLE.

MANAGUA, March 23.-Honduran
and Salyadorean forces nave been de-
feated by the Nicaraguans near Cho-
luteca. The Nicaraguans captured the
positions Of the enemy with the aid Of
artillery. Further details of this en-
gagement are lacking. Six Nicaragu-
an steamers are operating successfully
on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
sLAY FRENCH SUBJECT.

TANGIER, March 23.--A courier who
arrived today from the city Of Morocco
reported that DR.. Maucnamp French
subject, has been assassinated by the
natives who are extremely agitated in
consequence Of the operatios Of the
Goedetic mission, commanded by Pro-
fessor Genly. and for which the signal
posts were fixed on the roof Of the
doctors house. The Moorish autnori-
ties, It is added, make no attempt to
obtain order. Is.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
KINGSTON SHOCK.

KINGSTON, March 23.-A severe
earthquake shock occurred here last
night. The people were panic strick-
en- but nobody was hurt. A number Of
walls damaged in the big shock were
thrown down.
Speaker Cannon and other American
tourists. just missed the experience,
their ship the Blucher, having sailed
shortly before the shock occurred.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
WILL WITHDRAW PROCEEDINGS.
Ruef viii Not Press Demand For Ha.
cas- Corpus Writ.

WASHINGTON, March 23.--It is
stated that the counsel for Abe Ruef
VIII take steps In the supreme Court
Of the United States on Monday next,
which Will amount to seeking with
drawal Of the habeas corpus proceed
ings instituted In that tribunal in his
behalf
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
MURDERER GAMBLER DIES.

FORT WORTH, TEXAS, March. %.
William Tomlison, a gambler who
yesterday assassinated County Judge
Mclean, fatally wounded Deputy sher-
iff Scot and was himself shot by
policeman, died tonight In the county
JAIL Scott Is still alive. A mass meet
ing today served notice on all gamblers
to leave the city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
PANIC ON lena.
Electric Wire Short cireuitsd Fright
ems laborers.

V'M @@bVVu
ToULON, March e3.--Another pan
ic occurred yesterday on board the
hulk OF tho ba,tloship lena, on which
more tnan one hundred men los. their
lives through an explosion recently
A large number OF workmcn were en-
gagged yesterday In removing the boil
crs Of the ship when an electric Iigh,
wire became short circuited and there
was violent shock and n fash OF
flame The men wildly scrambled for
refuge from what they regarded as n
repetition Of the catastrophe. Many
jumped into the water and others
scaled the masts when order was
restored II was found that several
men had been injured in the panic.
but that none was seriously hurt.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24

On the day Of his arrest John
Butcher made confession, In which
he said he did the killing alone, but
afterward denied the admission.
The old man living at the edge Of
town was rs years old and pension
err His skull was battered in and a
pair of overalls were used to choke
him to death.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
PRuNE CROP pAEaGEp.
Storm Washes Pollen From Blossoms
In Northern California.

SAN JOSE, March 23.-Col. Phil Her
sey. President Of the Santa Clara Co.,
Fruit Exchange Is authority for the
statement to-doy that the present
storm destroyed half the prune crop in
the valley by washing the pollen from
blossoms.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
DENIES He WOULD CONFESS.
Mayor Sohmitz Says He Has Nothing
To Reveal.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.--May-
or Schmitz dlnisd that he sent ar
emissary yesterday to secret service
agent Burns and assistant District At
torney Heney to arrange the terms OF
his confession.
1t Is false, absolutely false" said the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
MAJOR PENRosE ACQUITTED.

SAN ANTONIO, March 2S.-Major
Penrose, was acquitted by the court
martial today of the charge of mis-
conduct in connection with the shoot
ing up" Of Brownsville by the negro
soldiers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
ASTORIA. OREGON. SUNDAY, MARCH "a. 1907.
Mayor

Il have nothing to confess therefore
II IN impossible that could have sent
anyone to Heney and Burns or that I
had any such intention ] repeat there
Will be no confession from me because
there In nothing TO confess"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
INTER. SCHOOL CHESS.
American Universities Pitted Against
Those Of Great Britain.

NEW YORK, March 23.-At the
/rooms Of the Rice Chess Club In the
Cafe Boulevard today will be conduct
ed the American end Of the play In
the cable chess match between the
American and British Universities
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
Cruiser Sent to Tanaisrs.

PARIS, France, March, "a
Immediately on receipt of the news
of the assassination of DIR. Mauchamp
the cruiser Jeanne d Arc was ordered
to Tangier.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-24
BOY KIDNAPPED.
Masked Men Steal Twelve Year Old
Son Of Millioaire.

BERLINE, March ga dispatch to
the Tageblatt from Hanover says that
Eddy" Kreiger, the 70 year old son
of George Kreiger of Chicago who mar
ried a daughter of Wr. Bart, the mill
lionaire has been kidnapped by two
masked persons.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-09-14
La Vista del G0bernadOF a Las Vegas.
Sus Acciones Estan SiendO Observadasd de
Cerca por el Pueblo que Cifra en-
el sus ESperanZaS.

Es ya estabecda " dudl, cstumbe % d Je
Inauguration yms derenes condados cudad de dendad
potc que preside Svnte P0bco tcutvo H Goher-
ps nor este del errltorio viIndo cberas ondo de
n Los veuos de Las Vegas han teno gusto de enontaro
5e @ I % ts Ia l r t % y s tins ~ Sr1sa aj,e sa
Habendo pueblo sudo dunte aado po los mtodos lnso
poab que pueo juegometoo que ban minado la era
comuudad ro excepcoues-aqaeos que u@en
oa aspiration que Ell teoer manener los de49s oo po Ia % gea
por na na de toios los ere los p9lcs nouaoa al goD
nador Curry poseias de Ia conviction que @ pn9 rTesenan
gran guee ga un clmho m2lo3 dosy aTo actual
m aeq S "a f2 Gs % 9 RqSO 99 f9T 'yF PS VI FSPF
ICIALES PARA NADIE.
cunstanca que dearado ateramente
lpron pdb 9o nucoue5 del Presd nte de les l&tados
uado de dar al pueblo una ADMINISTRATORS Imply mes hae no
solo nr so aGn espr neeannte que e. goo fdor Vaa ae
6oena E avo TIM neo por que ha eado cmoreando e
pre reroo esdo urgiendo pueboa que sos
% q PR0sPBI6A 9 R ~ DEF CSos DF HI5ofD4DRs RAP
Ma que ha edo enaudo no tempo Las oamaenes tan pro-
nuncadas cnraene que gran mayoa upe de e
Gobenador Curry nnt dice cumpr pomea a pie de la
Este per6dico en- es que possible para
obor reacn de las cuddones dan Aunque no ueor-
quereos que por Gobenado pr nuguu ota per-
hac mntlnmieuto de suremaca Justhc1be honesta
Pr coucerne Iarido Dmdcrta trro pedimos
aqaelo que minos smo dspue-tos eneer T
tehr possession de goberno pooho por neodo5 o lnes JUS
tos una cond9 "a Pqo q9rrets Ia Inca dysa emndo
evar ee inrs maqunacones enanar Vtndar los Go del
que queremos que que
conaamo confa mbien odo pueblo del erroo en- n
dad yarnd conepto de uc pdbca del oerualor Curry e
dsemIeno de eber deb rmro cmprendero o ura
mento la PROCECUCION DE Los LADRONES, ASESINOS y
TRESTA de medos corrupo adeutr interees
ersoa sean eos Repubcno Dem5cra Popu Dc cuaqaier
o political Nocreemos Presden Roosevelt decr al Gobe
nado Curry tabaaa prop6o de dar al pueblo admins
ma quise impression que que sgnnan pa
ras pea acepacon I'll Predene hombe a reera
DO much wees as paab son buenas cundo van saa
los heho solo entonce Veano pu que esa daracn sea eva-
da eo que estabesca hosoa de verdca fse Cnemos
Gobado considerable tuacon cudadomen
dose marchr contra las muas de Brigada de la @pHa
torres pito del crmen que solo Sc nan por obener uco yes
personales.
TdO Terroo est3 undo esa Todos en esperanto la
reaaon de henOs expue adad mucho
eamos Gobrnador Carry ea dando M cmpiminto
promesas deception del pueblo mayor
ura mas severa nunca jamds en- la historic pasada
E pueblo euteroos h0mb de neg0co capitalists los Gpnes
de industrial los hombr poonae los asano nduses oheros
todos hacienda odo pueen
aproon repeas decacones de eonfanza
motives pro6tos honeos expreados promote eyar o
nuestrO EecuVO haya mOv0
abrumadora senra 81 la cOndua del G0ber-
nado In yertadeoy sincere srvene pdbco
FL tempo atsra todu Ell e meor lba dsengaGar
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-09-14
CAPRICHOS0 RAYO.
Here a un Nino Pero no 10 Maja.

Con fecha del corriente nos es.
cribe De Pasamonte, nuestro suseri-
tor Don Manuel Gonzales y Baca
dandonos cuenta del aceidente que
le ocuTi6 a 81 niilo, Ezequiel Gon-
zales, dc 10 aii0s de edad, el que fu6
herld0 por un rayo, pero sobreyive
lei mortal choque. Dice el Senior
Gonzales:
I'll case ocurri0 el dia ! por la tar
De. IIabla una nuhe pequefia en- q
cielo que despedia unas cuanta
gotas de aqua Mi hijo, despues dc
haber separado los becerros de un
atiio de vacas Sc dlrigia para el lla-
no arreaudo Ias yacas con d fin de
cChafias fuera del cerco; apenas hu-
bO llegado cerca del alambre des-
cargo sobre 81 un rayo que 10 derri-
| bj al suel0 arQi6ndol0 como 4 seis
pies de distancia del lugar donde sc
| Ihallaba parade. Yo corri en el aoto
d0nde estaba caidO y hablendomC
cerciorado dc que aun tenta vida gri.
1 u que me lleYafan aqua y se Ia eche
! de golpe, banandoIe t0do el cuerpo
en- seguida 10 lIeg6 a Ia casa, dandole
nett en- un cajete con aqua, donde Il
otro baho. Ciuco horas estuvo Sin
lrecobrar 81 seutIdo, al fin de cuyt
| tempo cay6 Ell 81 Y esta completa'
lmente bueno y sano, La eleetricidat
| le peg0 en- la cabeza, dos pulgadai
Iarriba dc Ia punta de Ia orela izquier
da, quemandole el peloy tambien ha
ci6ndole una quenada terrible en- Ii
nuca Y el cuello hasta Ia mitad de
pecho y le sali6 en el codo de uno d.
los brazos. la ropa no sufri6 rotura
arraneand6sele solo un bottom de Il
eamsa interior. Tn el somorero /
hizo un pequeho agujero del grues
de una alezna Y le quem0 Y tost0 1
cinta de adentr0 y le hizo otra media
ma rotura al lado interior del som
} brpro.U
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-09-14
VlCTIMA De UNA TRAVEsURA,
TeodorO Padilla Encuenlra huerle
lnstantanea.

Copiamos del Liberal, de Lords
burg, n. NJ correspondence al Sa-
bado pasado:
"reodoro Padilla recibi6 muerte
instantinea en Ia NINA "Misers
Chest el S8bado por Ia tarde. Pa
rece que Padilla y otro compafero
de traholo trBharon una carrera para
yer quien llegaba primero a la Gina,
yendo Padilla por el baradero inCli-
nado que Sc usa para subir ol metal
por medic de un grande cubo dc hie-
rro Y el otro hombre teniendo que
asrender por Ia escalera regular,
Por supuesto fa6 una imprudeucia
atentarlo pero Padilla hizo Ia prueba.
Cuando 81 hall8ba como q Ia media-
ciOn del baradero encontr0 el cubo
que bajaba el cual le peg0 uu golpe
en- Ia cabeza arrej6udolo al plan del
decive y matdndolo en- el aeto. Pa-
dilla solo conaba 10 amos de edad,
pero era uu buen uinero y joyen de
muy buena c0nduct9"