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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-29

The Fairmont Daily Sentinel tells
the story of the cyclone which created
such havoc at the Manley home, near
Granada, on Sunday:
Between four and five o'clock Sun
day afternoon small cyclone de-
stroyed the house and barn on the
Prentiss farm, two and a half miles
southeast of Imogene The farm was
occupied by A. j. Marley, who has a
wife and three year old boy, and his
father and son of Walt Sager were
stopping with them.
1t had been raining not only most
of the day but the night previous, and
late in the afternoon it became much
warmer and sultry. The family were
eating a late Sunday dinner and it
was still raining. The first warning
of approaching disaster was when the
door suddenly blew in and Mr.. Man
ley saw through the opening that the
writing black monster of the air
was upon them. He shouted to the
family to hasten to the cellar. But
before they could barely rise from the
table the house was picked up bodily
and carried over the grove of trees
which stood thirty feet high and
crushed like an egg shell and the brok-
en- boards and splinters scattered about.
AS they passed over the grove the
occupants of the house say the trees
appeared to be bent flat to the earth
by the force of the wind.
The members of the family found
themselves finally in various places,
but the older man was in the worst
predicament. He was hurled into q
slough containing considerable water,
and debris from the wrecked building
piled on top of him so he was unable
to move any part of his body except
his head and neck. Comrade Marley
is an old soldier and had been in
tight places before. He kept his wits
about him and found that by an
effort he could keep his head above
water. Thus he lay for some time in
imminent danger of drowning until
help came and he was taken out of the
wreck helpless. His back was terri
bly, injured, at first it thought broken.
The little child was also severely
cut about the forehead and had an
ugly bruise on its neck.
Mr.. Manley's lower lip was nearly
severed and he had a deep cash under
the chin. Mrs. Manley was badly
cut on the nose and was terribly
scratched and bruised. The Sager boy
escaped with small hurt on one
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-29
Fox brothers, burning out the phone
and scorching the ceiling some.

Fox brothers, burning out the phone
and scorching the ceiling some.
j. E. Urban, living two miles north
of the Willow Creek store, lost a valu
able span of horses by lightning during
Tuesdays storm. The same evening,
two barns owned by Robert Peterson
were burned as result of lightning.
One horse and six calves were burned.
Many of the farmers now see their
mistake in not having their low fields
tiled last fall. The continued rains
have drowned several pieces of small
grain in this locality, and corn plant
ing has been at standstill for ten
days. We have heard no complaints
from the women folks of late regarding
a shortage of soft water.
The burial of the little Peterson boy,
who was drowned last week, took place
at the Pleasant View cemetery Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tian church met at the home of Mrs.
j. W. Huffman last Thursday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-29
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
A stranger giving the name of j
H. Mullen of st. Paul, was found in
the Chicago & Northwestern railroad
yards at one o'clock this morning i'll
a bailey used .up condition, blood flow
ing from several injuries on his head.
The police station was notified by the
railroad men, and Officer Garberding
took hack and conveyed the man
to the city hall, where County Ply
sician Liedloff treated him.
Claim He Was Robbed.
The man was only partly conscious
and it was found that he had two bad
cuts on the top of his head and one
on his forehead, as though made with
some sharp instrument. Later, when
he fully recovered his senses, he claim
ed that he was sandbagged and rob-
bed by some unknown person. He said
that he had been drinking some, and
started for the railroad yards, when
he noticed that someone was follow
ing him. He thought that the party
would pass him, but when up with
him dealt him severe blow from be-
hind on the head. He fell and did
not remember much more, except that
he was struck several more blows.
He said that he was robbed of $3.50.
He did not see his assailant, so is UNI
able to. give any description of him.
Mullen Very Drunk.
Mullen appeared to be yery drunk
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-29
Marley Home Lashed By a
CyClone;Fam Is in Misery

knee. When asked how he got off so
easy he replied, 81 ran just as fast as
could" Some think he was sucked
out of the open door, and was not in
the house when carried away
Drs. Johnson and Richardson were
summoned and FASTENED to the scene
of the disaster and dressed the wounds
of the injured. They believe the only
ones that may be injured permanently
are ,Comrade Manley and the little
child.
Neighbors saw the storm and heard
its awful roar and fastened to the
Prentiss, farm and rendered all pos
sible assistance. They state that the
storm was only couple of rods wide
and remained upon. the ground for
only about two miles. 1t came close
to Seth, Older's and one or two other
houses. They say it Travelled rather
slowly and one could easily have got
ten out of its path had they seen it in
time. 1t came from the southwest.
The barn at the Prentiss home was
also blown down but the granary was
left standing. Everything escaped un-
less touched by the whirling tail of
the cyclone which sucked everything
into its vortex that stood in its mar
row pathway.
One of the horses in the barn was
killed, some of the chickens had their
heads torn off and others left alive are
entirely bereft of feathers.
The Marley family have nothing
left but the clothes they wore. Every
thing was carried away and lost. A.
l.. and Amos Jennings of this place,
who are related to the Manleys, hur-
ried out and gave what assistance and
comfort they could and Monday after
noon brought the unfortunate and sore
ly afflicted family to Fairmont and
they will be well cared for and care
fully looked after
The buildings destroyed were worth
about 81 800, on which there was no
cyclone insurance.
Edwin r. Deebach, editor of The
Granada Times, visited the scene of
the cyclone, and in letter to The
Free Press he gives a graphic descrip-
ton of the ruin left by it's uncere-
monious visit He states that some
portions of the house were carried five
miles distant. Mr.. Manley was seriously
injured, and the youngest child is hurt
so badly that it's recovery is doubtful.
The cyclone shot on north and then
east. The orchard owned by Arthur
MapsOn was ruined.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-29
John farmer Is Dead.

John Jarmer, a single man, thirty
years old, died in this city this morn
ing. He leaves brother living in
Kansas, who arrived before his death.
Not much is known of the deceased.
Funeral services will be held We'd
nesday morning at st. Peter and Paul's
Catholic church.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-29
Death of M. E. Grumling.

NJ. r. Brumling, who lived four
miles east of Eagle Lake, died last
night of cancer of the stomach. He
was aged seventy and had lived on
his homestead forty years. He is sur
vived by wife, four sons and two
daughters
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-29
Rains Cost the City Money.
TUESDAYS Daily.

FT0m TneSdaN DtIIy.
President Porter states that the rains
will cost the city 5000 to $500, to clear
out the cutters andgeatch basins and
cart away the accumulations. The city
has stood the big storms very nicely,
with little or no damage.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-02

Nos comunican de Cameron, Tex
10 slguiente: ~ /;
Dnrdnte el sabado q del pasado,
entire las 8 y z de Ia tarde estaban
Francisco Herrera con siete amigos;
nj sur de Ia estacl6n de Santa Fe,
en- casa de un tai Anselmo, brindans
do algunas copas, una veg fuera
del marco de ia puerta. aunque en- el
solar de 10 propledad, fueron sorpren-
didos por dos emplcados que mas
lnego anotare. Uno de ellos, marclnl.
les indico que 80 ruernn, para sacar
q otro, un Menchaca. quo hablaba
dentro; mas Herrera le lI1o d otrd
paisano suyo que dliera al empiea-
do cue no Sc trataba de pleito, sIno
de copas, en- In casa de un amigo;
mas como los agentes de In ley sse
hurlaron brnscamente. supllcaron los
mexicanos que no eran negros y qua
podfan eatar dentro ain offender en-
la calle; con 10 que hubo para que
el 4marshal.' Allen Hooks. ga enfp-
reciera y le diera nj interprete un
cahonazo en- In nuca. fracturandoie
el craneo. Y como Francisco Here
rh 10 viera baflado en- sangre. y ans
tes quo 10 acabara de golpear el no
licfa, Herrera sc fue en- defensa de
su hermano de raza, que yacfa en-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-02
Mexico Sc Fortifca.

Los peritos respsctiyos han presen-
tado al Gobierno mexleano los proysc-
los que sc relaclonan con In fortifi-
caeion dc deR do los puertos mexl-
canus: el dc Coatzaconicos y eI de sa-
lima Cruz.
haeo aignnes meses que. encabczu-
On por el senior general Don Manuel
Mondraean, lleg6 Sailna Cruz uno
comsst6n tie alumnos del ColerIo All.
ittar, Ia que Sc incorpor6 o, CAM.
tan don Estanislao Gonzalez saias.
hs,os m'l'tares, dc acuerda con las
ordenea que lleYaban. l,icieron an mi.
nucirso ) detenido eaiudio on ao,,r,
Puerto del Pacffieo, y dibuIaron mas
dc 'reselentos pianos. que cn con.
1unto forman el plan dc defensa que
ahora esta on estudIo.
no es possible dar a aeonocer n, mi T..
blico ioa aecretos de pn m,nlstrr,, dO
Eatsdo. mcnos on asuntos tan tn,c.
resafite y do ,anta trascendchc,o 90.
mo son log do In defensa noc,onr,
tnr 10 tanto 81 proyecto Rc enord,
en- Ia fcacrya mas absolute. #o,o
podeinoa naegurar acersa dc 81. que
ea el feasiisado do ohsefyaeipnea cuis.
dsdosas. perseScrantes habIlcs liz.
yaaas q cnbo tpr aanella ilnstrads co.
mission qli" meneinaamos.
saeomas tamb.cn, que eea comlai6n
ne.eFm,no en- eas pianos los lngares
apfoniaioH para Ia construction do nj.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-02
Junta Universal.

Z
la eiudad de Mexico ha sido dasis.
Hada para una janta universal d.
sabios artistas.
I'll senior Din. Felix NJ. Alcerreca
propuso que la Al!anza CientIfica Uni
Versal de Mexico coadyuYase digna.
mente la celebration del ceutennrio
de nuestra independence, couyocapdo
un congreso universal de ciencias :
artes.
I'll proyscto del seiior Alcerreca nc
rue nj rechazado nj admitIdo de pron.
10. sino que Sc nombro un comita m.
IA que 10 estudlase resolyIese. La
reSpuesta fue negativa, en- VISTA dc
clio, Be aeord6 aplazar para mis- tar.
de, ea decir. para despues de 1910 In
eeieoracion dc esa proyectada asam.
blea International.
@si ias cosas, sucedi0 que hace muy
pccos diaa recibio Ell senior Herrero n.
ha carta del seiior Leon de Rosny
fresidehte die Comits General de Eu.
ropa dc la Junta Conseryadora dc
farfs, lnvitando al Comite de Nexico
para que trabajase. fin de que en-
hnestra capital sc efectde proxima.
mente el primer Congrcso Internaoio.
nal de Ia Alian2a. Como ga We Ia ide,
del sehor de Rosny colncldio con IN
del licenclado sAlcerreca.
Los miembros dc Ruestra sucurso
consideration nltamente honrosa nars
Mexico la proposition del sabio frar.
ees' el sehor Herrera do cuen,o
con ella en- asamblea general. Hpho
una aealorada disczsaon Pespec,o 4 d
ora de aprobarse 6 no 10 pronuestC
por dc Rosny, al fin 90 nombrt
una comial6n que estudiase ST Ia co.
mission mexicana pqdrfa haeer frept,
u 'oS sastos neeesidades que do,
'hahda un eongrcso de esa fndole.
La comisi6n nombrsda nara m,
emprehda csc estudlo. la eomponsn 10.
sehores professor Alfonse Herrera ao,
Tor Rafael Martinez Freq, FsIir ~
A'ecrreca, doctor Alexandra Ross V n,
cenciado Jose Romero.
Es'os scfores celehrarati prdxims.
mente Ia primera iunta para eoman.,,
q disc'itir ei pantn.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-02
Atenta suplica.

Nos sstisiaee tnanifes.a. n,..
tros qusridos susoriptorss ano ,s,,sn
90 cohstantsmcata 81 prop6slto =,
hielorar la pnbl.csci6n de M, RFsa,.
DOR, hasia lisgar a hncer ID si,a Il
mejoF de au gsnsro On el Bur da ,ns =
hs'ados uhidos. TIA do sa,,sssssr
mas eumPlidan,en,e loa in,eresaa -
nnestrcs hermanos do rasa o,p,,oss
mos ssenssmente & ioa qua nos ssaa.
oan 80 siFyan cabrir sd adeudo a Ia
mayor hrovedsa possible, puss como a.
tes dec'mos nscesItauaos ss,as hss,sr
90 freeucntemeute crsoiaos rest,,a -. sn .
ra aoatentr meieFar Ia ss,s,esc,. I,
10 este crgano concrctsae 4 tos ir,s.
Feass dc sna fsvoreeedorss.
~ preclo De susoslpoisa, Dor ssoe.
es DO $3.50. -
hespeoso 9 los pages, paes,sn sac
necaoa poF giro postal q ,nfta aar,t,,..
oadai en- IL circumstances ds a,,a h
mea pTniite aae nncetroa s,o,,darsa ~ !.
sequisn nusasra eapilea, nasa ob,tga-
ran taessra gratliaf y Ia efgessia q ~
haegtfps RerYicios.
Observation-Disclosures oas ss.o h.,.,.. !.
nus pan les aBssripsnsrs eua nns !.
asuAkn.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-02
El Alma de la Tarde.

= &. . f.. " Ha- -aIg q u q y Z
En- las lejanfas del ocaso tiende
ai crepdsculo sus sedas maraviliosas.
BfIe un velo diafano, en- una nie-
bIa nrgentada, empiezan q enyolyer-
Sc los obietos; y ell cleio iuninoso
del estfo palidecs. Reina en- las
yerdes frondas un sileneio ragrado y
un espiendor iHdeciso dora las cunl-
bres.
En- la lIandra, entire loa fdilajes. SO
ven grandes nanchas de scnbra.
Fnlgorea amarillentos y fugitiyas
pasan sobre los arboles, rielando So
bre las aguas limpidas del rio.
En- el horizonte del orIente apare-
cen los primeros crespones de la no.
che. y en- la alta boyeda las primeras
estrellas como blancoa iazmInes.
CruEan ell espacio pajaros de sardo
yuelo.
del Este obscure y del Oeste in
cendindo. del Norte del Sur, de 90
das las lejanias, del seno de los bos-
ques de 10 profundo de la TERRA.
de las leves brlsas los vIentos del
c!elo, surge un run1or confuse, mdltl-
pie, infinite.
Voc de agonfa que ante Ia noche ne
gra sc escapa del alma doliente do
Ia tarde.
F'Foilap TURCIOS.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-02
EL CRIMEN DE AMARILLO.

Los pa,rlO;as meyicahoa resIdsaics
en- oEie lugar. han seguido cuotizan-
dose fin dc CoEtCar dua ahogados
para reclamar instiria ante los .ribu-
na'ea 'oealnF. con nutisG del cobarde
y pTosiliorio aaesInnto cnmetido Dor
81 americana J. NJ. Price. en- In per-
soma del inhefenso mcxlchnn don Jo-
ne lbarra; pueH los rererislos meslca-
nos pagan actualmentc ron $4,000 d
los abogahOa que ycntiian In cansa; /;
eunlnc Sc Crcc duc los reaultadns se-
ran eBtariles; 81 Iuez Holman. az,
inEtruyc 81 proscoa do Mr.. Pyt.e,
aoio juzga cl case como homicisi,, on
segnndo srado,y al aacsinG saIl0 ya
bato fIansa de $4,000. mlentras COM
parcce ante 81 jttrado respective.
- segdn Sc cree. 81 clementa que sos-
ilene al ascsino Price "a iH,,Ieroso,
mfenisae que los mcxlrnnos ane nor
patriotiamo y dIghtdad SO cutizan
para defender In saBgre dc Tin herma-
no de rnsa son poitrea carcccn has
Ia do representation Official.
iie aaui dos lEsiaA do essaa itonra.
das sAnteH:
Lifta do los dcmhs cnntrIbuycn,ea
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-02
San Antonio, Texas, Enero Q Tie 1905
FL JAP|O..ly

LuuoYico Naudeau y diversos 6rga-
nos dc 10. pronsa mundial al referir-
so q Ia guerra entire 81 Jap6n Y los
Estados Unidos. toman en- cuenta que
esta no In .resuelven las aunidades
de combate. mi el "tipo" y 4tonelaie,,
dc los acorazados, nj los .cafiones de
tsro rapldo", que fue. en- definitiva,
10 que sirvlo de aiiada d los japoneses.
Sc nos antoja Ia actual actitud de
los Estados Unidos Ell Jap6n, In de
dos poderosoB monstruos que SO mues-
tran las garras cadn uno desde el te-
rreno en- que domina al que llama d
su adversarlo: los japoneses llaman-
do d los norteamerlcanos d un en-
cuentro en- Asia, Sc maniflestan tan
sesudos como los norteamericanos ci-
tando los japoneses en- las costas
de America. Miientras Ia vasta lla-
nura del Paclfico SO extiende entire
los dos futuros beligerantes, Ia guerra
sera contenida por las movibles on
das de ese obstaculo insuperable.
Y, Sin embargo. el Paefflco es el
objetiyo de Ia lucha: nhf deben en-
contrarse la rivalidnd taponesa y In
norteamcricana. Como que el Pacl-
fico es el camino que conduce este
enorne mercado: Ia China! -
Coz razon Be ha dicho que ell canal
de Panama vlene q ser para los Esta-
dos unidos 10 que 81 Translberiano
para Russia: derroteros destlnados q o.
rientar nm trafico del que Sc esperan
cuantiosos rendImientos. En- resumen.
es el misino grito lanzado por Alemn-
MA lnglaterra: ;mercados! Y Yllogi-
canente se cree que 81 el Jap6n-cu-
yas aspiraciones de industrialIzucIon
no son va un misterIo, ,-sali0 al encuen
tro de Russia, ha de salir ig,ialmenie
al dc los Estados Unidos.
iasta donde obligara al Jap0n ea-
te papel que se ha asIgnado de provee-
dor protector dc los puelaIos de A.
sia, que sc despierta"? No es ftcil
preverio. pues que 81 es verdad que In
guerra parece' impossible, el hecho es
que el Jap6n Sc arma.
Annqne eata materialmente arruIna-
do desde su guerra coa Russia.
Dice el Worlds Work." rerirIendo-
sc nj Japon, que un gran ntimero
de veteranos de- Ia Ultima guerra, va
San lastimosamente en- el pats. en- bus-
Ga, no de un empleo cualQulern que no
espefan encontrar, sino senciliamente
de ain POGO de comestlble, de uu pu-
hado de arroz de las entrafias de un
pescnho, que deyoran ayidamente
Las srandes fabrieas del Japon emplea
ron On 1905, bs7,s5i ;rabajadores, de
los que 60 por cien;o eran mujeres.
cefea de $1,000 muchachas dc menos
de catoree amos. trabajan eatorce no.
ras poF un salario extremadamente ba-
jo. Y mientras un numero cada dfa
mayor dc hombres robustos no saben
que hacer con sls brazos, los patro-
hes se muestran mas resueltos d no
contFatar slno 4 muJerea nifas, con
"a i'm dc abaratar el precio de In o.
bra"
En esta situaei6n, In guerra aerfa
nn Terdadero suicidio, ved por que
I'udosico Nandeau Ia juzga, como no
""''"a- impossible. Los dos mons
frnos seSuiran ensehandose, 4 respe-
fhosa dIstancia, los dlentes. No seran.
por 10 demhs. los tnicos que couser-
ven Ti' hostilidad por AMOS ahoa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-02

En- uno de los departnmentos de 10
scarcel, Sc habfa dispuesto In escena
de In conlrontaci0n. y quien de prom
TO hnbiern en,rado en- aquella pieza
{terrlblemente sombria, Sc habrfa en-
scontrado con el espeGtaculn mis- extra
fio.
Z Sobre el suelo yacfa el cadhrer de
Felipe, eXuctumente en- Ia misma yestt.
iduras lIgamentos que tcnfa cuando
los asesinos 10 abandonaron en- Ia
tsolitaria explanada.
+ Una luz tenue y verdnsa iluminaba
IN l0brega cstancia, y el falso Feline,
.pucs que el fingido asesinado no era
Iotro que el niho Antonio Fucal, aqu4I
hdel sorprendehte parecido, estaba in
movil y con Ia mIsma corbata anuda-
Eda fuertemente. nj parecer. nj cuello.
y con Ia misma camisa que como pIe-
"a de conviction 50 guardaha en- el
IJuzgado. cubriendo sus Hatnes desnu-
lSias de toda ropa.
E I'll tono de luz Y la mise en- escene..
Fpermitasenos Ia Erase - daban nj
Efuatro tintes tan sombrios. que YER
fiadefamepte hacfnn sentir aun q los
IsHidtferentes. los estremeaIrlIentofs del
miedo.
La esHena, hacia, pues, honor. q
quten Ia hubiera dispuesto.
Cuando todo estuvo llsto, los dos n
sesinos fueron sacados dc sus celdas
y lieyados directamente 4 la hahita-
ctsn donde debfa veriflcarse la tea
tral confrontaci6n, que tii0 un resul,a-
do complete.
Ia yoz del guardian de la carcel.
que parecia vigilar j.. puerta oue
senciilamente les dijo: ";Entrad,
los dos handidos penetraron Ia ha-
bitacion, y su terror ante auuel cum
dro que les recordaba viyamente su
crimen. fue tan grande, que cayeron
dc Eodilias implorando perd6n su
supnes'a vic,ima. Su confession sIe,,i6
desraes comple,amcnte detalIada. Y
el epilogo de esta escena iurfdlco-taa.
trail, sera seguramente Ia silla electri-
ca para los dos bandIdos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-02
|El KAISER.

La prehsas del mundp 30 mnestra a
sombrada anto Ia actual actitud dc
egregio Empetadory de AIemanla. X
Guillermo II set ha proclnmado pacf
fico. Ha aflrmado que personalnsentt
habfas sfempre perseg,ddo el manteni
miento de Ia concordln europea ~.
q CoincIdird este con las noticias que
SO tenian ya en- Europa de la trasla.
ci6n de la escuadrn dc los Estasol
Unldos al Paciflco?)
SegdE este. el Kaiser solo ha da
do una pruebn de huen sentido CO
mln. al demostrar que To- paz depen.
de de las kuenas relaciones anglo-a.
lemanas. Para todos los que estau
bien informndos. las combinaciones dc
fuerzas que existen en- ell mundo sor
tales. que las relaclones entire el Rel.
no Undo el ImperIo de Alemnniu
regular las de los potencias grandes
pequefins. La Francia, en- particu:
lar, nnnca ha deseado que Sc estoblez-
ca una situacion- desagredable entire
Londres y Berlin. Nj tampoco hu
crefdo. como 10 afirmaban clertos .te6-
ricos pan-germdnicos. que una coali-
clon armada era inevitable entire sus
vecinos allende el Rhin sus yeci.
nos de ultra Mancha.
Las Ideas paclficas del Kaiser son
pues, beheflcas para toda Europa.
A mediados del pr6ximo pagadc
Soviembre sc desenyolYi0 en- las prin-
clpales nrterias de Ia cIudad de Lon
dres, el cortejo traditional del lord.
alcalde. Este asio, ell Lord Mayors
Show, ha obtenido un exito hermo-
SO. por In selection de peraonas al
lujo de Ia mise en- escene".
En- vez de los carros sImb6licos
de que ya Sc estaba cansado, Sc orga-
niZo, en- efecto. a todo gasto, un cor
tejo historico. que simboiizaba ell .r6l-
nado de todos los Eduardoa, que han
ocupado el trono de IngIaterra, desde
Eduardo ell confesor, hasta ell del sobe
rano actual. cuyas ideas pacIficas stsa
acogidas con APPLAUSE Ell ell rnundo
entero.
Lo principal del cortejo era, pues.
el caro- de Eduardo VII. en- ell cual
una joven personiflcaba en- ell trono
In paz. AL pie del trono, cuatro mule
res representation las grandes razas.
sobre las cuales el monarca extien-
de su domination.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-02

terra junto In puertn dc In en-
sa quo We nj fondo del solar: mien-
traS los dends espectaban 81 hecno.
Herrera abrazaba al dicho pollcla
ciia:do lego cl ultioblc Chester
3Huffmaa, que Sc hallaba d retaguar-
Idla, y dl6 un balazo al defeDsor He
rrera, en- In pnleta izquierda. atrayc-
s6ndole el corazon. LOS dos en-
plealos, pisto,a en- mano, nun le u
puntaban yer ri Sc moyfa. cuando
ya estnba en- el otro mundo.
{ Asf pas6 esta tragedla, como su-
ceden otras diariamente con nuestra
pobre raza aislada.
Herrera vino d sembrar en- Ia pla-
za del Sr. w. T. Watt. q cinco millas
de Cameron. Texas. Condado de MI
Ian, al norte. donde va hay varias
famlltas mexicanas Sc cspera 10
mayor parte.
Francisco Herrera fue natural de
San Pedro de las Colonias, CoahuIla,
Mexico. En- Abril del presente afio
vino de San Luis Potosf. pas6 con
-su familia Texas.
Deja 81 padre, Jose Ma. Herre-
.ra y una hermana eli Mexico, su es-
5posa y un entcnado ell Texas.
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