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The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
WINS BIG BALLOON RACE.
vaIkyrie First In Event with Thirty
Entries

London. May SO.-What is described as
the biggest and most important balloon
race ever held in England started from
Hurlingham. 1t was organized by the
International Aeronautic Federation TO
mark the conclusion OF the London con-
gress Of that body.
Thirty competitors started. representing
Great Britain. France. Germany. Switzer-
land. and Belgium. c. F. Pollocks Val
lcyrie. the largest competitor. won the
contest.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CLOSES.
Presbyterians at Kansas City Sing
Patriotic Songs.

Kansas City. Mo, May 3a-Belated
resolutions and unfinished business occu-
pied this, the last day Of the 10th General
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church OF
the United States OF America In keeping
with the spirit of Memorial Day. the ses-
sion opened with the singing OF ''Ameri-
ca
The proceedings were interspersed with
other patriotic songs Selection Of the
members OF controlling body in the gov
ernment Of the church was an important
part Of the business of the day.
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Midnight. n: q m. Il: 4 a. m. Il: 6 a n. 20:
a. m. q; 10 a m. Is: u noon. e: p n. 50
.. m. s.: .. m. 81. ?, n. 6s; 10 2, N. s.
Maximum So; minimum. 66
Relative h,midity-s a. m. -; 3 ?, m. se. Rain
fall Is ?. m. 20 ?. M. GA Hours Of sunshine.
lO9. Per cent Of possible sunshine. IS
Temperature same date last year-Maxirnum, "A:
minimum, 40.
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KITCHIN GAINS SUPPORT.
Member of Congress Candidate for
Governor I'm North Carolina.


Special to The Washington Herald.
Durham. y. c. May 30.-In the hot
gubernatorial fight to-day ten counties
gave Representative Kitchin IS. Craig.
Is; Horne, 10 Kitehin had his best day.
Chairman Manning. directing the
Kitchin campaign from Durham, said to-
night:
'Kitchln surprised me. polling more
votes than I expected. He Is now within
forty votes of Craig, and the fight is in
neutral territory. I predict that he will
go TO Charlotte fifty votes ahead Of
Craig
There are yet twenty-seven counties
TO vote. Craig has led safely until to-
day. when Kitchin reduced his lead Of
eighty 70 forty. 1t is conceded that
Kitchln's chances are greatly enhanced
by to-days work. and his partisans are
jubilant
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
NEGRO SHOOTS HIS WIFE.
Arthur A. Martin Wounds Her aad
Then Attempts Suicide.

AhNu AAAtmpAa Sulchue.
After shooting and probably fatally
woundlng his wife, Marie, twenty-nine
years old. yesterday morning. Arthur A.
Martin. negro. attempted to commit sui
eide by hanging himself from the bars
OF his cell IN the Anacostia substation.
where he was locked up.
The negro became desperate when told
his wife probably would die. and shortly
after being left alone tried to hang him
self with his necktie. He was found and
cut down by Lieut. Anderson and Private
G. r. Brown before he was seriously in
jured.
Martin, who is forty years old is en-
ployed as a composltor in the Govern
ment Printing Office. He lived with his
wife at 21 Howard avenue. Hillsdale.
AnaCOstia.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
TURNER'S OBSERVE THE DAY.
German Society Place Wreaths on
Graves of Soldiers.

Simple but impressive ceremonies
marked the observance Of Memorial Day
by the Columbia Turnverein. A delega-
ton, headed by the officers Of the Ger
man organization. assembled at Arllng-
ton Cemetery in the afternoon, and placed
wreaths upon the graves Of Turner's who
took part in the civil war, and who died
either in OF spce tho struggle.
Following an address by Frederick z.
Mann. Of the Bureau OF Standard. the
Turner salute was given by the delega-
ton.
The Turner'S were the first local or
ganizatiOn TO send an independent force
TO the war. They also acted as escort
to President Lincoln at his Inauguration.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
MEN FIGHT ON A RIVER BOAT.
River View Passengers Thrown Into
Panic by Trouble.


A fight was started in the barroom Of
boat returning from River View last
night. Windows were smashed. beer bot
ties broken. and chairs thrown. Women
and children screamed. Men on the upper
decks made efforts to pacify the women,
but they were only partly successful
The officers and crew tried to stop the
trouble, but they were "a handful against
a mob. The fight continued until the boat
was opposite her slip in the harbor, at
the foot of Seventh street.
Policemen from the Fourth precinct
boarded the boat. No one was allowed to
leave it. Five men were arrested. They
are Charles Balderston. Frank Ashton.
Cornelius Driscoll, John Greenwell, and
John E. Ebert Ashton is charged with
assault, and the others with disorderly
conduct
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
wfthdrawal Of Candldacy.

Burlington. VT. May 30-Announcement
was made to-day that Representative
David J. Foster. OF this city. representing
the First Vermont district had with
drawn as a candidate for the United
States Senate 10 succeed the late Redfeld
Proctor, who died last March. and would
seek reelection to the National House OF
RspgsssptstiYsA
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
HONOR MEN IN DEBATE.
Columbian and Needham Societies
Orators to Meet on Tuesday.

Orators to Meet on Tuesday.
The question whether or not there
should be a Federal Incorporation law
will be the subject Of the prize debate
between the honor men Of the Columbian
and Needham Debating societies OF the
George Washington University Tuesday
evening at o'clock at the university
hall, Fifteenth and IT streets northwest.
Those who will take part in the contest
are John d. Ellis. George 3. Mcclellan.
and Roscoe c. Hupper. for the Columbian
Society, and John T. Kennedy, Charles A.
Sunderlin. and John Jensen, for the Need
ham Debating Society
The judges will be DR.. Needham, presi-
dent; Judge Stanton J. Peelle. Judge
Wendell 2. stafford and DR.. Richard d.
Harlan Cold, silver. and bronze medals
will be awarded
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
CONDEMNS BIG APPROPRIA TONS
Representatives Tawney and Fitzgerald Discuss the
Disbursements of Session

In compliance with old Chairman Tawney of the Ap-
preparations Committee of the House and Representative Fitzgerald
ranking minority member Of that committee yesterday issued
ment what each thinks the party Of the other hasn't
should have done during the session Congress just ended
The statements issued follow:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
PAN-SLAvIC MOVEMENT.

Exposition I'm Moscow I'm 1910 Part OF
Anti-German Propaganda.
ST. Petersburg. May So-A proposition to
hold a great Pan-Slavic exposition IN
Moscow in 1910 is the most definite out
come of the visit 10 st. Petersburg. which
comes TO an end to-day, OF Nm. Kra-
marcz, Hribar, GleboUtsky, and Markoff.
Slav deputies in the Austrian Parliament.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
REJECTED ONE STAYS
Boston Broker MOrtally
Wounds Brooklyn Girl.
THEN ENDS HIS OWN LIFE
Herman Hacker Shoots Miss Per-
deski at Her HOme-Lippman
Doane In Same CIty-YounE Couple
Became Acquainted in Russia.

Brooklyn. N. Y, May 3O.-Almost dupli-
eating the tragedy of a week ago. Her
man Hacker, aged twenty-five years, to-
night shot and, it is believed, mortally
wounded his sweetheart. Miss Pauline
Sherman Perdeski. aged twenty years. at
her residence, 636 Fifth avenue, and then
fired a bullet into his own brain and died
instantly
Miss Perdesk was shot twice. the first
bullet taking effect in her neck and the
second in her left shoulder. She was
hurried 10 the hospital. where physicians
expressed the. belief that she cannot re-
cover.
The killing was almost a duplicate Of
that enacted in this city week ago to-
right. when Lippman Kessler called at
the homo Of his former sweetheart. Miss
Nina Ethel Doane. shot her TO death. and
loter killed himself as he was about to
be arrested.
Got Acquainted I'm Russia.
Hacker, the would-be murderer and SUI
cide is said 20 have been a young Boston
broker. He met Pauline Sherman Per-
deski while travelling in Russia a few
years ago and they Became engaged.
Some time ago the girl broke the en-
gagement.
Tonight Hacker called on her and at
tempted 10 regain his old place in her
affections. Failing in this. he offered her
her choice between death by poison and
bullet, and when she dashed the drug
potion from his hand, Hacker pointed a
pistol at her and fired.
AS she fell he turned the weapon on
himself.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31

Laporte. May 9O.-The authorities are
investigating the supposed connection OF
Mrs. Belle Guinness with a matrimonial
bureau at st. Joseph, Mich, the proprie
tors OF which have strangely disappeared
1t developed to-day that Mrs. Guinness
was a frequent visitor TO the Michigan
town and 1t is believed that a number Of
her victims were secured through the me-
dium of this bureau.
During the last few days Coroner Mack
and States Attorney Smith have received
igan men We're correspondents Of the
woman. and the disappearance Of the men
who are supposed 20 have aided her IN
her conniving has given the authorities
reason TO believe that a new phase Of the
case may be opened
The day has been without developments
With the return Of Sheriff Smulzer 10
assume direction OF the investigation.
there is the assurance Of further digging
for bodies and the securing of evidence
which will throw new light on the trag-
edy.
Hunt for Hot Springs Man.
II develops tonight that the Hot
Springs, Ark, man who had an interview
with c. a. Gearte. the Peru. Ind, busi-
ness man. telling the latter he had a let
ter written by Mrs. Guinness on May 4,
bears the name OF Davis.
The authorities 6re making every effort
20 ascertain II a man named Davis lived
in Hot Springs. Cearte and a detective
named Case visited Chicago last week.
having. as they declared. an interview
with Davis. who said that he would pro-
duce the letter and establish beyond
question that the signature was that Of
Mrs Guinness when the reward offered
was sufficiently large 10 warrant him in
divulging the information which would
would unquestionably prove the woman
alive.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Z. $. Dept o; Agriculture, Weather Bureau

Washington. saturday May So 1865 p. m.
The tropical storm occasionally referred 10 during
the last week moved northward along the Mid5ls
Atlantic coast SATURDAY, and a. the evening report
was central near New York City. The passage Of
this storm viii be followed ty two or three days
Of fair weather in the Middle Atlantic and New
England states. the Ohio Valley and the Lake
region. Fair weather is indicated for the next
two days in the Mississippi Valley. Rain viii set
in Sunday over the Middle and Northern Rocky
Mountain districts. and extend over the Middle
Plains States by Monday Important temperature
changes ara not indicated.
During SUNDAY brisk 10 high winds viii shift 10
westerly on the New England coast; on the Middle
and South Atlantic ooasts the wind viii he light
and variable; on the Gulf ooast light 10 fresh from
scutherly and on the Great Lakes fresh 70 brisk
from northwest
SPECIAL FORECAST.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
Ocenn stenm.hin.

New York May Sl-Arrived: Campania, from
Liverpool May @
sailed from foreign ports: Caronia, from IAver-
pool; New York. from Southampton.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
ONLY FOUR DELEGATES NAMED

second primary VIII Have 10 BE Held
in Florida
Jacksonville. Fla. May SO.-The official
canvass Of the vote Of the first Florida
primary was held here yesterday. II was
announced that only four OF the ten dele
gates TO the Denver convention had been
elected.
The four delegates elected favor w. ].
Rrvan
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Condition OF the Water.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Harpers Fern. W. Va. May S-Both rivers
muddy this evening.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
Temperatures in Other Cities.


Temperatures in other cities. together with TIE
amount Of Riufan, for the twelve hours ended AZ
p N. yesterday. are as follows:
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Suffolk. Va. May 3o.-Sixth district in
Southampton County to-day elected two
delegates each TO the Roanoke convention
with three-fourths of a vote each. Other
districts in the county have not made re-
Turns
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
GUINNESS AIDS GONE.
Managers of Michigan Matri-
mOnial Bureau Flee.
LIGHT ON LAPORTE CRIMES

st. Joseph Authorities Investigating
Supposed Connection Between In
diana Murders aad ProprietOrs of
Marriage Agency-CIeW to Man
Who COrrespOnded with Woman.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
virginia Delegates Named.

Lexington, Va, May 30.-Democratic
primaries were held in Rockbridge Coun-
ty to-day. The delegates were instructed
TO vote for William J. Bryan for Presi-
dent
The Washington herald., 1908-05-31
LocnI Temnernture.

Storm warnings are displayed on the Atlantic
ooast from Breakwater 10 EaStpOrt and on the
Lover Lakes.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-29

LarraZOlO ReCibe una OVaciOn
en- Beenham.


Beenham, n. NJ. Agosto 21, 1908.
Para LA Noz DEL PUEBLo:-El
dia is del corriente fue para todos los
ciudadanos, sehoras y sehoritas del
precinto No. del condadO de Union,
un dia de verdadero regocijo Y de
iustO orgullo. Fue motive de clio
la anheIada vista que nos hizo el
distinguido y elocuente orador Y
candidate dem0crata para delegado
al congreso, el Hon. o. A. Larrazo-
10. El entusiasmo espontaneo Y sim
cero con que su erecido auditorio,
compuesto de vecinos de todos los
alrededores de este lugar, recibi0 su
reconocida elocuencia, su indisputable
l0gica y su exposition de Ia justa eau
sa que representa-, augura un trlunfo
marcado Y glorioso para el pueblo de
Nuevo Mexico, y en- su election ase-
gura, la mas completa vindicacion
contra las feas Y odiOsas calmnias que
Sc nos han arrojado por nuestros inius-
tos difamadores en- Washington Y zen
otras parties del pals. Digo que su
election significara nuestra mas COM
pleta vind'caci6n, porque una vez
que tenga su asiento EN- las aulas con-
gresionales el Sr. Larrazolo, Sc vera
en- 6l la eiemplifeaci0n Gle 10 que cons
tituye 81 pueblo de Nuevo Mexico, y
veran los miemhr0s del congreso v
los espectadores que no somos la gen
te ignorante Y desmoralizada que Sc
les ha pintadO en- 0casiones anterio-
res; veran en- la despejada inteligen-
cia, habilidad y elocuencia de nues.
tro futuro delegado, que el pueblo de
Nuevo Mexico es capaz para produ-
cir astros de primera magnitud en- el
horizonte Gle la inteligencia nacional,
y cualquiera que sea 10 que ocurra en-
los salones legislativos que coneierna
q nuestro Territorio, tomara nuestra
parte Y defenderd nuestros intereses
haciendose DIR de los distinguidos es-
tadistas, no como limosnero d vuelta
de esquina, sino en- plenas aulas, pues
no tendra motive para averg0nzarse
de su habilidad y elocuencia.
iQu6 dia de gloria sera para todos
los habitantes de Nuevo Mexico,
cuando eliminando q un representan-
te inepto y de reputaciou dudosa, le
suceda un hombre inteligente, habil,
elocuente Y de caracter sin tacha!
El dfa esta pr6ximo, pues el senti-
miento p1blico a favor de Larrazolo
es tan immense como irresistible.
s. S. S.
Greg0rio GallegOs.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-29
La Campaha Territorial.


Antier por Ia tarde Ileg0 q esta de
su campafla q los condados del sudes-
te y nordeste del Territorio, el Hon.
0. A. Larrazolo, candidate dem6cra-
ia para delegado, siendo los 1ltimos
lugares donde tnvo juntas, Solano,
Roy, Wagon Mound y 0cate. En-
todos esos lugares tuvo juntas gran
dies donde fu6 objeto de las mas en-
tusiastas recepciones del pueblo.
Fu6 especialmente concurrida SUI jun
ia de Wagon Mound, donde la pobla-
ci6n entera sali0 a encontrarlo en- We
hiculos Y acaballo al camino de Roy,
siendo conducido por la muehedum-
bre en- medic de aclamaciones y VII
vas. Por la noche pronunci0 uno de
sus elocuentes discursos en- la gran
sala de Villarreal que no pudo conte-
ner ell immense gentio que sc reuni0
4 oirlo. La muchedumbre fu6 au-
mentada por un nGmero considerable
que fueroh desde aqui Y de otros
puntos de Ia linea ferrea.
Considerable el fatigasa trahajo
que ha hecho ell candidate, teniendO
que pronunciar discursos hasta cua-
tro veces al dia, Sc encuentra en- muy
buena eondici0n, solo su voz no estd
del todo en- su condici0n normal, es-
tando algo romeo.
Hoy sali0 para Mora, donde 10 es'
peran con una gran junta, y de allf,
continuara su campafia siguiend0 ell
siguiente programa por las siguien-
ties dos semanas:
Condado de Taos:-Agosto 30,--a
las 3. p. NJ, Pefiasco. 81, "a las s. p,
NJ, Taos. Sept. 1ro,-l0 A, NJ, AFRO
yo Seco; $40 p. M. Questa. Sept. p
II NJ, Arroyo Hondo; $3.50 p. NJ,
Ranches de Taos, dia $3.50, p. NJ,
Los PinOs.
Condado de San Juan;--Dfa 5,-d
las 3 p. NJ, FrGitland; $3.50 P. NJ,
Pennington. Dia Go A. M. La
Plata; $3.50 P. M. Aztec. Dfa 7,-1C
A. NJ, Bloomfield; $50 p. NJ,
Blanco. Dfa 81 p. M. Cedar Hill,
Condado de Rio Arriba: :-Dia g.
$3.50 p. NJ, Lumberton. Dfa 10,-
2:20 p. M. Chama; 5. p. M. Park
view; $40 P. M, TERRA Amarillo.
Dia 1850 p. M. Cangilon. Las
otras feehas las publicaremos oportu'
namente.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-29
POr POGO ReSuiia DeSaStrOSa.

lei Sibado pasado, por POGO ocurre
una desgracia terrible en- Rivera, de-
bido 4 la praetiea tan comnn dc bro
NEAR con armas de fuego.
Quirino Tafoya, un sehor de edad,
estaba en- la tienda de Don Roman
Ortiz bromeando con Alberto Ortiz,
hijo de Don Roman, hacie ldole males,
cuando 81 joven en- travesura cogi6
una pistola viCja que no Sc habfa usa-
d por muchos amos v montand0la Ia
a unto al pecho de Tafoya. Este Sc
la desvi0 con el brazo, cuando Sc fu6
el tho penetrandole la al junto q Ia
cuenca derecha & intiriendOe una he-
rda aunque no grave, dolorosa. Pa
reee que Ia pistola hahia estado por
mucho tempo sin cargarse, pero Don
R lman Ortiz, antes de venir & Las
Vegas, donde SO encontraba 4 la sa-
z in, le habia puesto cartuehos Y su
hUo 10 ignoraba.
El joyen Ortiz llev6 mayor susie
que el herido, pues siendo muchacho
bien cread0 Y concienzudo Sc figuraba
haber herd0 mortalmente al amigo
que bromeaba con q. Pero, afortuna-
damente, Ia herida era muy leve Y
para estas horas va 81 Sr. Tafoya anda
fuera y hace uso de su brazo. III mis-
mo declare inocente de intento q Or
tiz, culp6nd0sc mas bien 4 81 mismo
por 10 ocurrido.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-29
Don Juan San!iSteVan.

FL Viernes pasado, dia 2l de Agos-
10, hlleci0 en- su residencia de Taos,
Don Juan Santistevan, Ia edad de
75 amos, a resultas de una larga en-
fermedad.
Don Juan Santistevan lego ser
uno de los homhres mas conoeidos del
Territorio de NuevO Mexico, tanto
por sus extensos con0cimientos Y ser.
vicio p1blico cuanto por su buen exi
TO en- el ramo de los negocios. Narias
veces sirvi0 al pueblo del territorio
en- la capacidad de legislator Y otros
empleos de distinction, los cuales des-
empen6 con fidelidad y buen tino.
En- su carrera de negocios fue muy
pr0sper0 durante la mayor parte de
su vida llegando q ser duefo de
un gran comercio v tambien de un
banco, pero en- los amos mas recientes
Sc vic precisado d asignar su estado
debido 4 las importunidades Y exi-
geneias de sus acreedores, y, aunque
muri0 en- la pobreza pudo salvar su
cr6dito sacriicando todo euanto te-
MIA en- favor de sus acreedores.
En- su vida privada fue un hombre
modelo, dedicando toda su energia
h8cia la educaci0n de sus hilas qule-
nes equip0 para la lucha de la vida
dandoles buena educaci0n Cristiana.
Fue un esposo fiel y amoroso y un
vecino caritativo Y flhntr0pico.
Las exequias fanebres Sc verifica-
ron en- Ia Iglesia Parroquial de Mira.
Sra. de Guadalupe, en- Taos, el dia "a
con solemne misa de cuerpO presente,
y sus restos mortales fueron sepulta-
dos en- el cementerlo del mismo lugar.
Cinco hilas lamentansu separation;
Ralaelita S. de Pacheco, Perfecta, viu-
da de Kittrege; Cirila, viuda de Mar
tfnez; Margarita de C0rdova Y Victo-
riana de Gonzales, asf como an creci-
do ndmero de nietos'y sobriios y una
numerosa parentela, a quienes esta
redaeei0n extiende SUI condolencia en-
esta su hora de pesar.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-29
Academies en- Colorado.

De GEL Progreso'i de Trinidad,
Colorado, tomamos los siguientes re-
Iatos de accidente' oeurridos en- esa
vecindad la semana pasada;
El martes en- la tarde ocurri0 cerca
de Jansen un accidente que es de
sentirse por haber ocurrid0 en- una
familia que desde hace tempo lie ha
rodeado Ia mala suerte y esperamos
que 81 cielo determine va cortar sus
iufortunios. Abran Lopez, hijo de
Doha Juanita Lopez, de jansen, Sc
gdn Sc nos informa, Sc hallaha algo
embriagado y So sent0 en- las tallas de
Ia via dc la tranvia y dc alg6n modo,
va por el lic0r . por sueho, sc recost0
poniend0 el braz0 derecho sobre 81
riel. La tranvfa de Cokedale vtnia
bajando v al voltear Ia curva fue
donde estsba Lopez Y como Ia luz de
Ia tranvfa 10 pudo dar en- los ohietos
adelante hasta que no estaba derna-
siado cerca, fue impossible detencrla
cuando el ingeniero VIC al h0mbre y
no sc detuvo el caro- hasta que ya
hahfa pasado sohre su brazo. En- el
miymo caro- fu6 traido a la ciudad Y
a. oquf Al hospltal donde 50 le cort0
81 brazo. A pesar de que el acciden-
te fle lnuy duroy penosn, sin embar-
% no Sc cree que s9a fatal.
Tn nilo dc dos amos de edad de
nuestro amigo Eugenio Nasquez, de
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-29
LAS VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo 20 DE AGosTo DE 1908

Barela, fue traido al hospital el saba
do. FL nih0 sufria de una mordedu-
IA de un alacran en- un pie, hahiendO-
sele hinchado el pie de tai manera
que parecia ser mas que dohle del ia
manO natural. Sc le aplicarOn an
tiGotos Y Sc halo que el veneno va
habia cesado. I'll ninO Sc meIor6 de
una vez Y sus padres 10 llevaron d su
casa otra vez.
I'm hijo de seis aflOs de edad del Sr.
j. +. Montoya, de Aguilar, fue vic
TINA de un raro y penoso accidente
el Viernes de la semana pasada. III
iba con uno de los caballos de su pa
Dire Y para enseharles q otros mucha-
chos de que el podfa cabestrear al ca
ballo con los dientes se puso la rienda
en- Ia hoea, y la rienda tenia un gan
cho; el caballo de alg6n modo sacu-
di6 la cabeza y el ganeho cort0 Ia me-
iilla del muchachito hasta cerca de la
oreja y fue trafdo al hospital de esta
ciudad,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-08-29
ASeSlnalO en- Duran.

Como resultado de una borraehera
Cesario Marquee fu6 asesinado en-
Duran en- dfas pasados por un tai
Miller que SO dice era agente espe-
clal del ferrocarri El Paso South
western. Seg1u reporta la prensa
diaria, Marquee, que tenfa una can
tina en- Duran, enc0ntraudose ebrio
andaba hacienda des0rden en- la po-
bIaci0n, dispaando tiros, y el poll
cia quiso traerlo al 0rden 10 que Sc
resisti0 el finado disparando contra el
Official que lie delvolvi6 el fuego, ma
tandolo. FL Official fue tambi6n he
rido en- la frasca y llevado al hospi-
tai de Alamogordo.