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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
WILL LECTURE ON MEMS
THANKS OFFERING FUND
MIR. Robertson of Norfolk, Comes to
ST. Pau's Church Sunday
September |.

Mr.. w. y. Robertson, senior war
den OF st. Thomas Episcopal church,
and chief secretary of the Mems
Thanks Offering Fund. will come here
on Sunday, September l. and deliver
lecture at st. Paul's church. All
men Of the parish and city are in
vitcd to be present
Mr.. Robertson proposes to explain
the purpose of the thanks offering
fund. No subscriptions or special col
lection will be taken during the SER
vice.
Tho Womens Auxiliary of the Pro
tcstant Episcopal church in America
makes n thanks donation once every
three years Three years ago. at the
general convention in Boston. Inc
ladies' gave 100000 to the fund and
II is said that their offering Will go
considerably over million dollars
nj the convention in Richmond next
October.
AT tho Richmond convention tho
men will make thanks offering for
thefirst time in three Hundred years
of the chnrch's history. a thorough
organization has been formed through
out tho country and the leaders In
tho movement say that the offering
from tho men will exceed that of tao
l., lies
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
HarpIsonburg Company VIII Be Van.
guard Of Convention, Which
Begins Week From Today
CRACK RUNNING TEAMS COMING
In Addition to Various Virginia Com
panies, Haacrstown and cumbcr-
land, Maryland, viii Have Repre-.
ssntativcs on Hand to. Compete for
: Prizes-Kcystonc Chiefs.

One week from today the twenty.
frs, annual convention OF the Vir
ginla State Firomens Association Will
begin here. and for three days the
city Will be surrendered to hundreds
of fircmeu aud their friends from
Virginia. North Carolina ana Mary
land Final arrangements FOR the con.
Ycntion and the entertainment of the
visitors viii ~ made by the general
committee of tho three local fire com.
panies at the meeting ut the city
hall tonight.
The Harrisonburg Fire Company
the advance Of the visiting fire fight
ers, VIII arrive here Friday morning
and Will go into camp near the North
End Engine House, Forty-scventh
Street nnd Huntington Avenue. This
company has one of the fastest running
teams In the State and before the
convention opens the runners will
practice over Twcnty-slXth Street ana
Twentycighth Street.
Others Coming Monday.
Other fire companies of the State
VIII hegin arriving hero Monday and
Tuesday. and when the convention
opens Mt the city hall "Wednesday
morning It is expected that fully i,5Ou
firemen will be present Eighteen OF
the Virginia cities will be repre-.
sented many of tho companies send.
ing urge delegations. Portsmouth,
Norfolk. Richmond, Petersburg, Lex
ington, Alexandria. Roanoke, Lynch
burg, Danvillc, SuftolN, Bristol, Stam-
ton. Hampton and Phoebus Will DO
among the cities represented. The
Lexington Company will bring its
running team here TO take part In tho
reel contest OH the last day of the
convention.
Maryland Running Teams.
The running terms OF the Hagcrs
town. Md. ana Cumberland Md
companies Will also enter the reel
contests while several of tho Mary.
land towns will send large dclcga-
tons herc to take part in tho big
street parade OH the second day OF
the convention. number of fire
men from North Carolina will also at.
tend the meeting
Prominent among The visitors will
he the Keystone Fire chiefs. who
VIII attend in n body, The chiefs will
arrive here next Tuesday and will lie
Quartcrcd Mt the Cofcrton Hotel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
VaIn Efforts 10 Locate a Fire IN
City Hall.
WHERE DID SMOKE CONE FROM A.?
Chief Stow Thinks Burning of In.
sulntion OH Crossed Electric Wires
Caused Trouble, and Orders All
Lights Out Pending Investigation.

Smoke, coming from no one knew
where. filled the Circuit Court room
ana the main hall of the city hall
last night, causing considerable excite.
ment and giving Fire Chief Stow and
hour or more of swork In Il frmltlcss
effort to discover II fire. Tho build
Ing was searched high ana low. ana
Deputy Clerk OF Courts Marablc was
called from his home to open the
clerks office, but no trace OF a fire
could be found. Finally the chief
came TO the conclusion that electric
wires must he crossed and that the
smoke resulted from the burning Of
insulation.
AS Il prccaution the chief had all
the lights in the building cut off for
the night, and today n thorough OK
animation will be made. In the police
court station oil lamps were used
during the night
City Clerk Floyd Ilulgins dis
covered tho smoke about s o'clock
while he was waiting in his office
for the health committee of the conn
Gil, which was supposed to hold II
regular mcetlnS iast night. Detecting
the oder of what he thought was
burning rags, ana tracing 1t to the
front hall stairway. Mr.. Hudglns went
to the Circuit Court room and dis
covered that The room was filled with
smoke. He gave the alarm at the
police station and in few minutes
Chief Stow was on the scene.
All the windows in the upper part
of the building were closed. and, until
Mr.. lindgins arrived, the doors had
been locked since . o'clock. Chief
Slows burning insulation theory
seems TO offer about the only
plausible explanation of the mystcry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
SHlPBUILDERS HAVE
MADE GOOD SHOWING
Eleven Out of Eighteen Games Have
Been Won and Summers Record
!, Promises 10 be Excellent.

This season the Shiphulldcrs have
won eleven of eighteen games played
and their record for tho entire sum
mer is expected to he considerably
better than that OF last summer when
they Won sixteen games ana lost
nineteen About ten more games Will
be played before the season closes
late next month.
The average batting of the team
as whole this season is 200 per
cent. while II has scored 9S runs
against its opponents 40. The aver
age fielding OF the nine is .S97 per
cent. The players have accepted II
total of GGs chances out OF possible
7i6.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
Through Service TO Washington With
out change-Norfolk. Old Point
and Washlnoton sneclaI

Vestibuled Coaches. Pullman Farlor
Cars-Commencing August Fifth, via
c. & o,
Beach Pier 900 a. M, Old Point $3.50
a. m. Newport News 10000 Il. m.
Arrive Washington via Richmond
and II. F. & p. $40 p. III.
Daily Except Sunday.
Connects at Washingtn with Con-
gressional Limited for Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
Especially arranged for Exposition
Service. Purchase tickets vim G. K
o. s 49,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
MOOVSHiRER SOON WILL
EXIST IN HISTORY ONLY
Government Officials Believe That
Day If Illicit DistilIina
Is Passed.

"rho passing of the moonshners'
might well be the title OF n story
which has been written in official re-
ports to the government during the
past half century. In that story Is
written much romance. poetry and
tragedy. AS tale, Il IS distinctly
American; and ii tells the life history
OF many venturcsome mountalncer
and tho members of his family who
have fought for what they believed to
be q principle.
The midnight of the illicit distillcr
has been sounded. He is passing ip-
to the shadows OF n romantic history
and in q few years he viii he known
no more forever.
In the years, particularly since the
civil war. he has given the govern
men more trouble than many con
ilicts with foreign powers would have
caused. merely because lie thought lie
was right. No man who ever came
into personal contact with manu-
facturcr of mountain dew" could fall
To be impressed with the idea that the
moonshincr felt that he was within
his rights as an American citizen. In
the Businesses of the mountain. into
which he was driven by those whom
he regarded rs prosecutors. no
thought the whole matter out for
himself and became convinced that
the government had no right to pur-
sue him and prevent him from manu-
featuring whiskey from the products
of the soil which he raised himself
llc could not be made to understand
why he should be compelled by the
government to pay IN internal tax
on product of corn or rye while n
miller was not compelled to do the
same
AS result the moonshiner I'M
slung his long rifle and with powder
and lead. fought the advance of the
revenue agents. 1t was life for life,
and the frightful tragedies which havo
occurred in the South. where most
OF the Illicit distilling was carried on,
would make volumes of vivid read
ing
The day OF the moonshners. how.
ever, Is done. The records contained
in official reports to the government
Indicate that the work OF Illicit dis
tilling practically Is ended. Curiously
enough, the end, which has como
Slowly, Is not entirely due to the nc
tivitles of the agents of the REVENGE
service, but rather to public opinion
III the South. The belief is growing
in that section of the country,
whether right or wrong. that n solu-
ton of the race question is depend
ent on the stamping out of the man
ufacturc of whiskoy. 1t is felt that.
so long as whiskey may be obtained
easily by the negroes, race trouble
cannot be cradicated.
The general result of this senti.
mcnt. which has permeatcd the South
generally. is the enactment of the
most stringent liquor laws by the leg
islaturcs. and in some instances. re-
Gently to he nqted, the enactment
of absolute prohibition laws. r
That those laws are to be enforced
by the state authorities is evidenced
by the attitude of the judges who hear
lignor cases brought before them, One
judge alone in Georgia has been oc-
cupicd for nearly twenty years in
disposing of cases of Illicit distilling,
and 1t has been his duty to impose
recently sentences on men whose
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21

grandfathers years ago he sent to
prison for similar offensos.
In the opinion of the government
officials, the day OF Illicit distiling
Oh whiskcy on any considerable scale
mas passed, and IT is expected that
III II few years the moOnshincr will
nave disappeared as completely from
the South as from any part of tho
Observation-Disclosures Dispatch in
Richmond Ncws-Leader
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
Must Be Examined.

Tho proprictors Of the mocving pic
tirc shows who were in the police
conrc yesterday charged with violat-
ing the public safety ordinance. were
directed by Justice Brown To have
their electricians examined by City
Electrician Green.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
Four Suits AGAINST c. 8 O.

The Dabncy Brokerage Company
YESTERDAY filed four suits against the
Chesapeake G. Ohio Railway in tho
clerks office of the Corporation Court.
The suits are brought to recover the
respective sums of $500. S4O0, 1915
and $3.50. alleged to be due the plain
tiff from the defendant company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
PoCAHoNTAs TO BE SOLD.
Hotel VIII Go to the Hiohes, Bidder
at Noon TODAY

The Pocnhontas hotel. the manage.
ment OF which recently made an as.
signment for the benefit of its crcdi
tors, Will he sold nj public auction
Mt noon today.
Efforts TO dispose of the hotel at n
satisfactory private sale were not sue.
ccSsful
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
License 70 Marry.

License to marry was issued in the
clerks office of the Corporation Court
yesterday To Thomas r. Chandler and
Miss Margaret n. Isaac, both Of this
city
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
Continued Again.

inc case of John c. Ebcy, alias j.
j. McGraw. charged with forgery. was
continued until day in the police court
yesterday morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr. ana Mrs. Sol. Pcyscr left last
night for New York ana other North.
ern cities on business trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21

Misses Nell nriol and Myrna Tay-
Tor, OF Richmond, are spending ten
lays with friends in this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21

Mr.. r. y. Duncan left yesterday
morning for l'ell Haven. Va. whore
he will spend II week or ton days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21


Mr. and Mrs Edward O. Ball, OF
Washington, who have boon the guest
of relatives here. will leave today for
Norfolk whore they will spend sevral
days with Mr.. 3nlrs parents.
Mr.. p. !. Marley and Mr.. Il. j. Glib
bons. of Pittston. Pm, are the guests
of MIR. Bryan j. O'llara ut his home,
I'll Thirty sixth street
Mrs. EAtella punkctt ana son.
Percy. OF Winatoh.S Salem. N. c., are
visiting Mrs. Il. C. Ford, on Twenty
seventh street.
City Sergeant and Mrs. Il. w. Mil
steady, left yesterday for pnnncca
Springs N. c., to spcnd month.
Miss Florence Holt and her guest,
Miss ELLA Hayes. of Richmond. have
gone to Norfolk to visit friends.
Mr.. Frank Berkeley, assistant H.
brarinn nj the State capital, is visit
ing friends here.
Miss lou Gcddy will return to her
homo in Toano this week after II
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Curtis.
1881 Twcntydifth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
MOUNTAIN EXCURSION

Via c. 6. o. to Charlottesville. White
Sulphur and Hot Springs, and In
termediate Stations, Thursday, Au-
gust, 2nd.
Leave Newport News. 7:45 A. NJ.
Thursday, August 22nd. tickets good
return on ali regular trains until Tues
day. August 27th.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
4 OVv RA n S /.

Stations: Charlottesville to Alton,
inclusive. So Basic to stanton In.
clnslve, $3.50; Mt Elliott to Fordwick,
inclusive, $500; Goshen to Clifton
Forge. inclusive. $3.50; Covington to
White Sulphur and Hot Springs. $500.
: SPEND A FEW DAYS IN THE
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS.
a--1l,lS,l5,1s,2O,21,22
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
MANY PEOPLE

Want to sell Real rs.
tate, and some have
great bargains. Why
don't we buy them?.
Well, we can't buy
them all; we want
orr clients to take
some of them. Please
allow us to show you
what we have paying
from 8 to u per cent.
net.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
La Transaction de BOnham !
Holt.

I'll inooente, el alma iasts, ell inoapsz
de malioia, PriohArd, diio en- una entire
vista dada al New Mexican esta semana
que ouAndo 80 le pidi6 su opinion sobre
la legalidad dc Ia venta dc los tsrrenos
porque AplioAban Bonham y Holt 81 no
sAbiA que exlstis uuA combination para
el traspaso do los titulos por los apli.
cAntes la oompsfiia que representAbAn
Bonham Holt. y que dlo su opinion de
que Ia transaction era legal porqus ante
50 vista solo existian los nombres de los
aplicAntes, sea AparatOs, y que 10 ma.
to nm rSyo 81 81 saba NADIA de la oombl-
nAcion frAguada Reoordamos que en-
81 informe que hiso el sgents especial
del departsmento, el eomisionAdo' Keen
10 saba toio y 81 fu6 ell que piai6 Ia OPT
nion a Prichard. Como pudierA Keen
psdir una opinion del procurador gene.
raj y la vGS eeultar ls parte de los do.
tos J hethos de la causa, es oosA que ne
ossita muohA largueEa para oresrse. Re-
ooFdaran nusstTos leotores que oil agentC
del &C bierno oabfioo 10 transaction oont
un Rteutado para deiraudar al territori,
o palAbrAs Csc eiseso. Pero PriohArt
estabA inoesnte de todo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
Las DificuItades del NueVo Esta-
do de Oklahoma.


Los hAbitautss del estAdo de 0klaho.
ma estan en- un dilemA sobre la vota.
olon para pasar juicio sobre Ia consti.
tuoion adoptSda De aouerdo oon el Ro-
tA de hAbilitAcion Ia convention oops.
tisucionAl SO reuni6 y redast6 la ley
Fundamental. PersonAs emlnentes y
entsndldas dsolarsn que la constitution
do Oklahoma es Ia msjor que SO ha 70.
daotAdo en- ninann otco estAdo de La
union, psro oontiene presoripoiones que
no sgFAdsn NADIA a los manopohoH, im
pidiendclts les oportuuidaies para des
plumsr al pneblo, y de conformidAd
splioaron Ia oorte Tara que expi
dierA un prooeso festrlugieDdo al 20.
berna dOr do que expida Ia proolama de
elecolon para vOtar sobre Ia constitution
propuesta. La oorte Aooedio a la psti.
cion, mAnf audo ai al pcder ejeoutivo,
El dlnmo dia para poder expedir Ia
proolAmA, segun el aotA de- hAbilitaoiou,
ora el de Junlo, y en- vista do Ia
inhsbilidAd del gobernAdoE paSa hAoer-
10, 10 hizo el dlA 4el presidente de ls
ponysnoion Constitutional, Hon VIII
liam II. Murry, iguorAndo 81 auto dt
restriocion que, sagun 80 dice, aloansa a
| todo ser vlvisnte dentro de los limiteI
de Oklahoma
La cleo lion para IA ratification dc ID
ley Fundamental debera tenerse el dia
de Agosto. El presldents Murry tome
este pasO a pstioion de millases de de-
'ndcrstas J Fepuhlcau0s ] do opinions
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
FL MonOpolio del PsttoIsO Pisrde
en- Texas

Oou ftoh. lrO del oorrsnte snunGa
un dpspacho de Austia, Texas, que Ia
Wstera Piepoe oil Go dc Mlwouri. uuo
dc loo ramAlts del monopolIo del a9eit3,
fac fallada culpable por IN iurado del
delito dc infrsooion dc IA ley de mono
pollos, Is oorte 10 impuso una muIta
de OIL 623 900, y entro IN deoreto exps
liendo del elsAio Ia oompania.
La deiensa ha ,cho mociou para nue-
vo jaioio y 10 oASsA sera trSs'a isda { la
ootte federal. Ri estado hEo splioaoi u
Dor on auto de in! junction" rarA imp3
dit que Ia oompshta salra niagana ds
su propiedAl del estAao y pidtsn Ia 81
nombrRmisnto de GO seeipiior, Ia
oorto aopseaib uu Injunction tamporA
rio iisndo el dta 8 d. Janlo para ~ d.
termination final.
81 estq ipioso "a sost3nlao, una pArs'
de Ia multa, e}S7 s19 iran a. AbogA Ia
prosecutor y $4,000 4 otros abogAaoI
que faeroo sm pea los eipallA'm mt ps
r. Ia ocasioR
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
RscOpilandO Las Lsyes.


El Licenoisdo Benjamin M Read,
seoretArio do Ia oomision para la recopi.
lscion de lss leyss de Nuevo MSxico foe
autorizAdo por la oomision, que tuvo
una jnnts dltimamente en- Santa F6,
cara que emplee escribienteS para 81 tia.
hs1o, y de oopformidad sosba de I'm.
plear 4 los senores Ireneo Chavez y Law.
son ID. LAws. LA oomision tambl u
Aonrd6 que los dos miembroa de ella az q
residen en- Santa Fs, B. NJ Read y @.
w. Prloharl, fueran Ausor zAdos como
subaomision para que tomen cargo do Ia
revision de las leyes, Los Servicioa 60
los otros mismbios, solo seran neoslk
rios ouando tengsn que flrmar los com.
probAntes de su sueldo. La aeiorits
Domitilia Read ha sido nombrada como
traduotora asiStente para que hsRa e
trsbajo que oorrespondia 81 trAdut tn
otloiAl, que es inepto para clio, pero eAtl
siempre ganar6 50 sueldo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
Tn Sacerdote en- Dificultad con
sus FsligreSCs,


Cleveland, Ohio, Junio 2--Doscientos
hombres bombArdeAron 10 residenciA del
Rev. Vitus Bribar, oura de la iglesia
Cat6licA dc San Vito, hoy, en- seguids
de los servioios dol medic diA. Descav
ga tras desoarga dc piedras fueron AFRO
iadss contra su puerta ventsuas
Treinta faeron RTrestAdos por la polioia
despues que go dio la proolama dc mo
tin. El sacsrdots, que fue llama 10 q ls
oalle por medic de eugSno, resistio las
desoargas hAsta que los AmotinAdos In
tentAron Arrastrarla fuera del portal,
ouaudo SO rtingio en- q interior de Ia
casa. Gran sentimiento Sc ba desAfro
llado contra ei sacerdots en- varlss de
moatrsOiones desordenadas reoientemen
ia, pero 81 ha rthusado obstinadamen6' Il
deiar ii ourato.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
Las VEGAS, NUEVo MEXICO sA8ADo 8 DE JUNO De 1907

oe que SO le enoarg6 que busoarA alli 4
Fret Bradley, que hsbis estado en- Couer
D'Alene, que despues de busoArlo por
algun tempo 10 encontr0 por hn, hA-
bier 10 talisdo en- On AtaniAdo para en-.
vensnArlo, oompr6 dieE iibrAs da p6lvo
ra de gelatina cen Qae hizo uua bomba
la coal puso en- IA paerts de IA oAa de
Bradley, y cusndo este fae Abrir Ia
puerta dispaI6 trrojsndolo Ia Gale Y
destruyendo TODD 81 frsnts de lA casa.
Bradley que5o muy mutilado & iuutiu-
zado por IA viia pero, no muri6 Qus
despufs permsueoi6 en- San Francisco
como tres sem snas da donie esoiibi6
q Psttibone por dinsro y este le maudo
por tsl6srato como $3.50 30 seguidA 20
volyi6 psra Denver, donda pidi6 mas di.
nero Pittibone le di6 Sl25 90
l.. sguients Obra de importanois fus
Il oomplot para ssasinar al * goberua.
dor Steanenbarg D,oi Orohsrl que
este fu6 spgarido por H.yw ioi, Quisn
expres6 IA opinion que una vsz que hu.
bieran logrsio esto, trss de ooho amos,
Orchard sa iriA para Patterson, New
jersey, de donde esorlbiriA oartaS ell
iuez Gabbsrt Peab)iy, Bll y otros al
efeoto gus les esperaba Ia mismA suerte
de Steunenburg, 10 ouAl tendrfa buen
efecto Qle Moyer d'jI que ESQ s,rtA
mejor que mAtArlos.
Orchard dioa que en- segailA Sc msr,
eh6 para Ilsh) Llev6 oonsigo Ia bcm
ba que hsbIs preparAdo psrA Peabody,
que SO iu6 al Pacific hctsl en- Cald.
we'll y en- seguids oomenE6 haoer
iuquisioiones sobre 81 gobsrnsdor
steuneuburg DeHpues de tres dias
supo que no ettAbS en- casa. Esto fus
principles dc Setiembrs. O;chSrd 50
fue para Spokane y en- Noviembre vol.
vi6a Ctldwell en- oompshlA de Jack
simpklns. Los dos pusieFon una bonn.
ba en- Ia residenoia de Steunenburg al.
gun tempo antes del asesinsto pero no
SO dispar6. Siempre en- busoa do su vio
TINA anduvo por Boise, Salt Lake y
otros lugares, volviendo a Caldwell el
dla Is de Diciembre, 1905. Dljo que IA
manaua de NSvldad 10 esper6 faerA de
su casa ioteatando matarle do un tiro,
paro que ouSndo Steunenberg Salio dc
Ia casa no pudo prepArAr au faail en-
tempo. Despaes relate Ia historic dsl
asehnato, d!oiendo que plAnt6 una bonn
ba on la portezuelA, volvien1ose en- SO
guida para el hotel y que ca el oaminC
euoonH6 steunenbsrg cue iba para So
casa, y que cuanio e,tAba a una mAnEt
M y media del hotel oy6 la explosic n
Mtentras estaba en- su ouarto del hote
ocultando citrsas eyi1enoias hizo explu
sion en- su bolsA uu oartuoh1, }, haoisndolC
trizas Ia leyA.
Tai es la negra historic do orimsne
que oouti3sa hAb3r oometido Harry Or
ohArd en- la oausa do Haywood en- todo
los cuales oonectA como o0mplioes d 10
tres of ,ioles querellados, Meyer Hay
wood Psttibone, En- la aosuSlida1 OF
tau interFogandolo los sbogsios de L
dsfenEa.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
La GaviIla Buscandols RuldOs a
TreliOrd.

Eu la capital del Territori0 aet6 On
psrpetuo hervor Ia agitaoion partidarin
do faooiones. Un despacho de Santa
Fe, al Journal de Albuquerque, iadioa
que el siguiente paso do Ia gavilla sera
proouraT ia destituoion del auperlntan.
dsnts dc la penitanoiAriA. Mr.. Trelford.
UltimAmente 80 htzo un reports Official
e. efecto que las gAnanoiss del trshsio
de los presidisroa durAnte Ia incumben.
ola de Trelord ~ han mas que duplioa-
do en- oomparaoion oon 10 que muestrau
,os registTos durRnte Ia luoumbeuoia de
Bursum. Demonstration tan halagadorA
para el pueblo, ha oAusado nusvos I'm.
petus De rabia la gAvilla, y shorA vie.
ne el New Mexican con IN ohisme dom
de dice que estan para obtenerss deo.a.
raoiones turadAs al efecto que duraute
Ia administration de rrslford 90 han
perpetrado orueldAdss da castigo a oleT.
tna preaidiarios hi Superintendsnta
Ireltord, al notar al Artscnlo del N wv
Mexican, neRo positivsments que hu.
biera NADIA de verdad en Ia inainuaoiou
dito QUE no ara digna do ningun 90
manto por 50 parte.
Blempre se orey6 que ca el interim de
Ia vanidA del nuevo gobernador SO AFRO.
vaoharia de In olronnstancia d. tsssr
Reynolds como intarino para destltuir
del pneato q Trelford y aun hay quierl
aserba que In mira Interior 90 Ia de vol
yer 4 poner a Burtum en- ell puesto. Sin
embargo, o0n todo y ser Ia gavi Ia L,
que es, no oreemoH que lltgne ess ex
tentO eu Audacta, puas Run Iue ulgau
que no temen Ia administrator na-
clonal oreemoa qus no estan muy sAtis
fechoa de su segnridAd.