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Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03
Police News.

Alderman Truitt has had some busi.
ness this week, and the most Of it was
the result Of hasty temper over misun.
derstanding. The first case was one of
assault on a warrant sworn out bV
Morris Friendly Of Philadelphia against
VIM. Veirick Of Milford. The trouble
arose over the payment for a plate of
ice cream on Saturday night Of last
week. Each agreed to submit the case
to the Alderman for settlement. and
A. D. Marshall represented Mr..
Friendly. After hearing the witnesses
the Alderman gave decision in favor Of
Mr.. Friendly, which threw Mr.. Weir
lex into the cost amounting to $3.50.
There were several cases Of shooting
craps next before the Alderman and all
submitted their case; on Van Nice
WilkeTson, VIII. Masten and Alex.
Richards, a fine Of Sc each was i'm
posed and paid.
The next cases were for fighting on
Water Street by Lester Warehouse
Sharp, VIM. Tingle, James Van and
Frank Purnell they were caught red
handed in the act and fined 81 each.
A negro had sworn out warrant for
James II. Stanton for striking him
last Saturday night on Walnut Street
put it was shown by witnesses that the
legro INSTRUCTED the street and DELHI
rately bumped in to Mr.. Stanton, and
when demonstrated with, cursed him {
o Mr.. Stanton very properly smashed ]
i'm in the face, and the Alderman dis. t
barge the case and cautioned the ne a
10 against any more offences Of the
md. The obstruction Of Walnut
rect on Saturday nights needs rem. v
y.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03


IN the State College for Colored
Students at Dover the names OF
Delaware pupils are conspicuous by
their scarceness. Why is this !?
We firmly believe that it is because
no systematic effort is made to get
the young women and boys Of
Delaware to enroll themselves as
students. This work properly per-
formed would be beneficial to the
colored people of Delaware as a
race, and to the State, and we hope
that the Board Of Directors of this
institution will take this particular
work up. Give the colored people
of Delaware the first chance, even
if a personal canvass is made to |
impress the fathers and guardians
OF the young colored race with the
benefits to be attained. It would
not cost much money to accomplish
great change in the attendance
at this excellent institution.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03
FREDERICK.

! Again death has visited our town and saddened
another home. On last Sunday morning J.
Eugene Grier passed to rest after a short illness
OF less than two weeks. Mr.. Grier was man Of
sterling integrity and had been a christian since
early childhood being member of Old Barrstts
Chapel. He was good citizen and his death is
matter of regret TO the townspeople. He leaves
widow and two children DR.. Clarence Grier of
Camden, N. j. and Mrs. Thomas Emory of near
town. Funeral services were held at bis late
residence on Wednesday afternoon, Rev. B.
Kelso officiating. The floral emblems were
many and beautiful. large concourse Of
friends assembled TO pay their last respects to
one whom they hOnOred and respected Mr..
Grier was sixty-One years three months, and
eight days Of age. Interment was made IN Bar
Rats Cemetery, H. f. Mitten conducting the
funeral. The bereaved relatives have our sym
pathy for their SD loss Of husband and father.
The death Of T. C. Emory last week and j. E. |
Grier has cast gloom on their neig hi orhood as
they were neighbors living nearly opposite and /
their loss is keenly felt by their neighbors.
Children's day exercises at the NJ. P. Church |
last Sunday evening were very good. The
church was pTettlY decorated with blooming
plants and cut flowers and the little folks happy
faces were in keeping With the occasion. The
songs were spirited and cheerful and the recita.
tons well rel dered. Master John Jacobs won
he prize for collecting the largest sum of money.
Rev. Nj. Roberts made very pleasing address.
The dredgeT is at work at the mouth of the
dnderkil digging out the shoal places
Many OF our residents who have cottages at
covers are putting them 10 order for occupancy.
Master Lester Luf Carlisle Il e little son Of DR..
nd Mrs. L. L. Carlisle received his baptismal
anne on Tuesday afternoon at the christie ng
arty given in his honor His uncle L. HUI
ard of Baltimore and Rev. E. H. Dashiell Off
lated at the ceremony. Quite a number Of rela. =
YES and fIiends were present on the happy oc- c
aston. b
William Faulkner has bought mp the old iron
nd demolished machinery at swiggets mill re-
entity destroyed by fire.
J. W. Townsend has sold his lot known as zone
the Melvin lots" purchase OF last year by
m TO sharp L. Wilson.
Arlie Alexander who has been sick for several
eeks is improving.
James Coverdale IS quite sick at this writing
Samuel Virden has returned to Jackson Miss.
Mrs William H Clair of Philadelphia is visit
3 her sOR Elmer smithers and her sister-in-law
s. Mary Boone.
dr. and Mrs Colwyn Moser of Philadelphia 4
, visiting Samuel Fisher and wife. u
irs. Clara Bonniwell of Camden n. is visit
Mrs. Joseph Clark.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03

ough, are guests of Mrs. WoIeott
George Ross is improving.
Miss Harrington is visiting her sister at Hous-
ton.
Mrs. Coverdsle has also been entertaining MI.
Clancy Of Edge Moor, for a few days.
Mrs Howard Eisenbrey and children, Paul
and Florine, of Philadelphia are with Nj. and
Mrs. A. Minner.
Miss Miriam Darling, Norfolk Va, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. CudWorth.
Norman wix is very III with appendicitis.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03
MILFORD NECK.

George Dennis, team driver for Frank Greco.
of Milford Neck, was paralyzed, last week.
Threshing wheat has been in progress this
week and the yield is from fair to good, while
the grade is equal to that OF last year.
Hay has been saved this year in splendid con.
ditiOn and the crop is good One-at one time
it was thought TO be short, but the rains brought
10 out.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03

NEXT TO the wife beater comes
the horse heater and it is to be re-
GREETED we have one or two in this
community. A horse is the most
noble and faithful of animals and
the man who would abuse his
horse has something lacking in his
manhood.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03

THERE are two ways Of getting
into newspaper-''purchasing an
interest and purchasing an inter
view" There is still another way
pulling the wool over the editor $
eyes and getting in for nothing.
This is very popular form of en-
try.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03

THE taxpayers of Sussex would
like to know how much has been
received from its poor farm, and
the going of it. Mr.. Trustee of
the Poor can you, and will you tell
us? The columns of the Chronicle
are open free to Won.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03

IN the death Of Robert H. Viii
son, the newspaper business lost its
most unique member. His paper,
the State News of Dover, reflected
the good common sense Of its Edi-
tor, who wrote what he thought
and printed what he had written );
which was always readable no mat
ter from what standpoint the view.
Mr.. Wilson's death is a distinct
loss to the higher plane Of jouanal-
ism of Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03

AN exchange tells of news
paper reporter who interviewed
thirty successful business men and
found that all of them when boys
had been governed strictly and fire.
quently thrashed. He also inter-
viewed thirty loafers and learned
that II ofthem had been mamma s
darling, and the other three had
been reared by tkeir grandmothers.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03
Nearly Every Woman Says "Tans' for the Summer
And We Have Just What She Wants.

Tan Low Shoes popular this for more and
women that they the ideal footwear
Ian shoes pprecaby cooler than black shoes-v much o
a patent leather shoa fact that counts sidewalks roads and
sands burning hot. ' '' anu
Tan shoes easier to keep prnb than black shoeshv REQUIRE
but little attention $3.50 my ie4uIe
We believe have the largest stocknd
Shoes Tor Women in Milford 1t includes every style desirable anJ
attractive shade of tan. '' anu
We are sure can please every comes here
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03

Tomorrow Saturday. reduction sale of all our $1,000
$780, $1,000 and $780, Suits at Just IA off the regular
prices
Its great thing to buy Alfred Benjamin & Co., clothes-be
best in the wod-at such reductions and know besides that
prove satisfactory.
This not sale Of handful of these high grade suits
We've determined sell every suit from SIC to $3.50 and to
this end have cut the price Is PER CENT on them
Black and Blues included
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03
$1,000 Suits Reduced to $1,000
1900 Suits Reduced to 1850
2O.OO Suits Reduced to 1900
22.50 Suits Reduced to 1850

his IS genuine reduction SALE of these suits
have been sold for less than the marked price On The ~
which were marked extremely o-oing One Price Cash
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-03

DON'T FORGET
our Wednesday night
Special Sales, from 6 to.
9 o'clock. Bargains.
worth coming for are
offered on each We'd
nesday night.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-13
Hallazgo de
Explosives

E. HH u
Sc coaflrma la noticla de que fue'
ron hailadns algunas improvisadai
bomhas de dlnamita yrrca de FL Paso
y las cua!es dejaron ocultns los revol'
tosos, do pnsada memorial; pues unc
de los empleados nortcamerIcanos 10.
gro encontrnr dicz y seis bombas en-
un lugar que Sc encuentra tree mi
las nj Noroesta do Ell Paso, en- don
de sc cree que las hnbfnn escondido
con anticipation.
Un official del servlcio secreto de la
policia de San Antonio, signi6 las
huellas los individuos que tenian las
bombas ell su poder desde Yzoleta,
que queda al SIR de Ell Paso, hasta
el lugar donde fueron encontradas
Algunas dc laS bombas hnbfan sido
descubicrtas por ninos que estaban
iugando con elias.
Las bombas estaban construidaS de
viejas latas que habfan contenIdo fru-
,as lcsumbrcs, habiendoseles lem
do con cierta cantidad de dlnumita
pedaccrfa de hierro las CORE spon-
dientes mcchas para hacerlas esta-
llar.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-13
Por asesinato
:O:-

Por conaiderarsele cn connection con
el ascsinnto dc Juan Pefa, en- Mart,
Texas. reclentemente, fue arrestado el
sastre Bonlfncio Ruiz, de 20 ahos.
El arresto fue hecho por deecrip-
clones recihidas de Waco. por un
residentc de Mart, que esta en- esta
ciudad reconcile d Ruiz.
Ruiz scra lleyado al Condado Nc
Lenan, donde respondent los cargos
que Sc lie hagan, aunque ei dice que
NADIA tiere que yer con el asesinato
de Pefla, que ST bien estaba presente,
cuando ocurri6 el asesinato, el no tu-
20 ninguna ingerencia. Que Il re-
gresaba de nm bIllar en- compaiifn de
otros. cunndo Peha tue disparado.
Dfcesc uue 3sie fua apuhnlaado d In
yez que disparado. Pcha hacia En
afio cstaba complicado en- es;a ciudad,
en ci aseainato de un hombre llamado
Perez,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-13
Garibaldi y ell Papa

Aquilesu Taazaris. parfente parti-
dario de Garibaldi, fne graciosamente
reeiSIdo por Pfo X.
Durante la conversation, ell Papa
eSpreso un entraiinble cariho nor
Italia. Deploro In huelga de los la
briegos y ct-as turbulencias. asI CO.
mo Ia pobreza EN- que Sc encontraba
el ciero ell las regiones del Sur del
reino.
FL Papa expreE6 In confianza de que
Ia Providencin remediaria todos los
males que afligen al pats.
FL signor Fazzaris sali0 contentf-
simo de In audiencIa, lleno d. I'D
miracioa por Pho X. Dice estar con-
vencido des que Su Santidad hara
cuanto Pueda en- beneficio de Italia y
de Ia humunidad Ell general. Compare
al Papa con Gar!baldi. 4 consecuen-
csa de esta comparaci0n, hizose pti-
biieo el hecho de haber sldo .reeib!do
en audiencia por el Pnntffice.
Obrando de distinta manera que sus
antecesores. Pin X concede audieucias
Il los miembros de Ia Camara de d.
putados Il toda clase de personals
del partido liberal. Dice que esta &C
titnd habla mucho en- favor de Ia
reconciliation entire -el. QnIrinal y .el
Vattcano; pero aunqne estos hechos
son signifiea;tvos y no tlenen preee-
dente, Ia accion del Papa &c atribuyc
d un santimiento de bondad, EN- los
altos circulos del yaticano, no Sc
considera csto como un slgno dc Que
In reconciliation entire ei Estado y
Ia iglesia sen inmlnente.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-13
Crimen Estupendo
---:o:---'

En- In Plcdad, Morciia. acaba de
aciarRrse un crimcn horrendo cue
tichn ainrmnda y cn pIena inaigna-
cioh In genie dc csa iocul!dad.
faScuIi MCna ,uidaha DO In nina So,
iedad Jim5nc%, rica hcredcru pursta 4
su cntdado, y Ia quo creCid su SOM
bra como lila adoptiva. ....
iiace tres meSca que AIcra "a cgmbi6
q Hlnaharo. pern n0Inndu quo fal,aba
IN Iotcn JinAnc2. cmaczaron des-
pcrta'Sc soSpeshas. y ncah0 por rumo-
rarse que airna hahin asesina,lo 4 H.
jovcn
Estes rumnres licgaron 4 nidos de
Las antorlda,ies, dc la piedad. de
Las averiguaeioIca lcclias pur elias.
reEultaron nidrltos sutici 'ptes para
procedcr eH contra dc Mena. 4! ir
en- bu3ca da e5to 81 enContr6 que ha-
bin desaparecido. y fuerun ncceaarlas
diffcilcg J hAtiles posquiaas para
descubr!l1. pues Sc encontrabn rn un
hospital do Gnadnlajara. curandose
de una malu gangrHnnda 4, nse-
cucncia d. una mor.lida, neBtn pare.
CO.
Tn hail mlcrTJgntorio ha hcChu
confeaar Mena qu" ascain0 i In 10
ven cn Hinaporo. y que arroI0 ~ rio
I-erma ci sadaver. Couricsa haacr
pcrretrada su 'inlito 81 dia do Ma
so. : aunaue Ia iccha t.Suta ya atra-
sada. 80 Ian mautlndo l,raciirnr pcs.
quisas cH ri rfp. pues husta ahpra no
Re hG sat.iG0 de- ningnn cndaycr uue
hnyn 1ido vIIio .ioiAndo en- 81 agua
del RIO eitadn. 81 cree que 81 currp0
de III dcadiciiada invcn uncd6 ietc-
nsho eli 81 i0r'i,' por aleunas rafccs.
ProHto SO ganra cual ruG In causa
dol cfimen las ciFcunstancias que ro
dearun q este.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-13
EscENA CoNsIovEDoRA.

En- uno dc los suburbios dc Ia ciu
dad dc Mexico el Joven jose Aiducin,
do trecc amos de cdad, hijo de d. Ra-
fnel Alducin. regresaba On un ran.
VIA su domicllic, y al prctender ba-
jar del cochc tn que viajaba, que e.
RI cl 029. 10 hiEo por Ia plataforma
posterlor. tenltndo In dcssracia dc
caer nj suelo, entire las ruedas del Sc
gundo CARO-, que lc pasaron por en-
ma. dcstrlzan,iole cl craneo que
dando muerto instantaucnmente.
Scgnn los tcstisos presenciales. cl
motorista no tuvo cuipe alguna del
aecidente. pucs el imprldcnte Ioven
bajo cnondo cl trcn va estaba On mar
cha y aqual no nudo tiarse cuenia dc
10 ocurrido. hasta'. que la avisaron pa
ra parar a motor.
NariaS pCrsonas que cn un autom6-
VII marchaban ictras del trnnvta. ira
taron dc socorrcr al atropellaio, PC
ro 3e eacon,raron con que va era ca
davcr. ) ca estos prcclsos momentos
lleso Ia dcsyenturada scfiora de Aldo
elm, maaRc dc! Jovcn. quien aiguien
hahia dado avISo de 10 ocurrido de-
sarroliandoae una Iolorosis.ma esce-
ma. conSeeurncia de la cua, perdi6
el Eeniido Ia respectable sefiora.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-13
Sc ALouILAA caastoa en- los
altos del edIficio de EL REolpoR,
para personRa sofas con poca ssfnt-
DEsGRACtA.


En- Natisitas. Mexico, cargaban IN.
rrenos dc dinamita, Anseimo ytdat
Joaquin Flores y Guadalupe Arena
cuando ncaso per falta de peYtsin 4
por una suiprudehcla de esaa tan 90.
inunes en- gen;c habituhda~ d mareta,
explosives. 81 barruno es,aflo ante,
de tempo.
Los efectos do Ia explosion fueron
nhturnlmsnse. dessetrnany. Alcnnva.
ron 'nu cerca a los dos pr!meroa one.
rarsos mencionadoa que les causaron
lcslonea srayisimas que .sl ,e4 d
rstaS itoraa hayah oeasionado In tp,,.e.
to dc vidal'y de Flores,
III Que aaii6 meIor lIbraap fuS A.
fena, nnea las heridas que sutr,a mn
poHcn en- pelssro Ia vida. anaaus 10 a.
hl'saran q suarlar algnnos dtas dc
cams.
k'rt an osis,io que, como sieclrtoa. ,ns
piraba sorios tomorea. fueson tcet,,
gidos y enytados nj Hospital RIovos
Vidal. por Ia autcrldad poit,ies a.
Hochlmil"u quIenca TOGO ootnSs,
del aieoso para conslanasio 4, ,ius,
ae PrinaeFa Instaucis de esa MaaieIpa.
iidad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-13
A NuestrOs Lectores

En- atenta notn quo los dlrij!mos
nos hemos premitido hscer pressnts q
aqusllos dc nuestros suseriptores que
nos debcn. Ia impor,ante ayuda que
nos impartlrfan, cubriendo aus adeu.
aos. htendlcndo nueatra indicaciou
muctios do oilos 10 han hecho "a, y
por clio les estamos aitamenta agra.
decides: permItlendonos nuevanien.
to suplicar q los que adn no hubIerep
Yer'flcado s,iH pagos. so sirYnn ha.
eerio en- cuanto lea sea possible. en- Ia
'ntellgeHcla do que asi eoadyuvassn
muy efleaznseate nj sostsnimiento do
sI, REaInoR, cnyo programa ca )
ha sldo slempre defenderlos y yelar
por loa intereses dc Bpa Ieetores.
Fiadas, paes, en- ia benevoienola dc
nues'ros suscriptores no dadsmos
que ascnderan naestre sapslca, con Ia
eual ehllsafAn uns Ves mas nsss,ra
gratitua. r..
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-13
IA TRisTEzA oE Ia LUNA

La tarde cae, ) el parQue So ador-
niece en- 10 penumbra austera. Las
aItas nentnfias se perfilan ) las fueu-
tes cantan sns llorosas cauciouea.
frente mi bafCon hay una alta
Gina, stempre eneucita por las ru-
bcs borrasas.
iAsi, como csa Gina es mi alma,
siempre envuelta por las nubes
de snsueho. 49,. Yo runca yco la vida
TAI como ea: mis- pupiIas me mien;en.
La tardc es apacibis: Ia hora @.
srisie. pcro tiene una dutze tristeza;
Las flores de los pradcs son freacas:
ei verde en- Ia eantpafia es sierno. vi.
yo. alesre.,.. ~ mi esplritu sufrel -.
iAh. mi constanto uieblal
for que de INF sc ahuyenta 81 go
CO. Ia vida no siento. estoy tris.
ie sin causa y no yeo In eonstan,s
beittza dc los sercs y cosss? .per
que mi juventud 90 aduerne?
81, ID sienso.. Las montahas neysdas
son de plata; los piuares eantsn los
eaaics lagos son pupiias ;nmensss,
| ;Ah la dlyina JcISetia! 49, pero soy
como Ia Gina do In montana snh,os.
ta, Ia Gina sienpre enYusisa Dor Iss
hnbeS austtras. ..... !oh mi eoastAnta
ni"hia. la nirbla dc mi Eusuehol
Juan Ponce de I.EDS
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-13

en- su recientc .Tinjc Oster Bay, tra-
70 sobre las presentes dlficultaiies ell
la frontcra. con u Presidcnte Roose-
Helt, quien Sc manifesto vivamento
iilteresado ell cl as,into. dotermiman.
do quo &c cmplcaran todos los resor-
tes dc que cl gobIcrno dispone, v Sc
pusiera un hnsta aquf d este cstadu
de cosas.
Los funcionnrios dol Goblcrno di-
ecu que no huy raZon pRra que per-
sonas que viven de este lado de Ia
Ito" diyisoria, fomenten movimlen.
tos quo tratanN de hacer aparecer CO.
mo rcyoiucionlrios, y penetren 4 Me-
xico Il dedicarsc Il asaltar pcblacioncs
y cometcr ateItados dc cardcter de-
lietuoso, buscanGo rcfugio en- este PATS
apoyhndosc despuGg, para no ser en-
traditados. Gil el hccho de que sus nc
tos fueron de cardctcr poiitico. Por
ell contrnrlo, In opinion Official .s uue
cstos iadIviduos dtbcn ser extradfta-
dos como crimnalcs.
sOflcialmeatc sc declare que los go
pternos de los fIstados Unidos Y Me-
Steo, traLajaran dc acuerdo Ell este
siempre sucio y haraposo; scra CO.
dtdas nece3arias enCamiuudas Il cyitar
esta actiYldad pnrnIciosa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-13
El Coraz0n

FL coraz0n de una madre es uu
temple donde Sc venera Dios On Ia
mas alta manifestation dc la natu-
ralez= humaHa.
Ell coras6n de una prostituida ca
un muladar barrido solo por soplos
vertiginosos delatGreos.
El coraz6n del hombre, del yert.a-
dero honlbre, poraue hay parodias
de hombre, - es una fort!ficariS i.
una muralla que debe rcsistlr dIsna-
mento todas las tempestades de Ia
vida.
III seaarte .. gEuheGli zeS ,ite peI
gaci0n de sodo 10 graude Y sencroso.
I'll corazon de upa novia es un altar
en- que ardc la antorcha diyinu de.
amor y floia on el Infinite de las
ilusIonca.
III coraZdn de unn coqueta es IN
prtsma de infini,ns caras 4 trayes de
lr cualsS todos los incautos ven nm
inismo iris. La colueta no tieuc co.
raZon, cs un abisnio vacfo de to-
ios atectos. es una yeleta enigmatica
que Eira en- tSdos scntidos, impuI-
sada por los vlcntos de todos los
rumboa.
FL coraz6n de un mnlyado es Pro-
meteo cncadenado IN ell peHon de
ios Vicios y crfmanes cuyas entra-
mas devora sin consumir ci bu.trs
de Ii conciencia.
FL coraz0n dc uiIa hcrrnaua ca una
rafaga de las emanA' ones perfumadss
Cue exhalab las flores de una r:jsma
pianta eli csc iardin CUE &c Hama TO-
gar.
FL coraz-n de un amigo es una
fuente de consunlOs ,loude bn,,euos eI
ienitivo de nucstras renas.
I'll corazdn de Ia ea 1oaa es un dua-
itsmo misterioso en que So refundeu
todos los amorcs como esposa y CO.
mo madrc.
I'll coraz3n en- general 81 un ca-
So: omnipoteuts Que impcra sobre Ia
humanidal y que asi eomete los mas
horriblos crfmcaCs como las acci ncs
mas gcneT3sas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-13
San Antonio. Texas. Agosto Is de- 1905
UZGADOS COMO CRIMINALES

scGdn los arreglos del Embajadol
Creel con el Derartamento de Estado
de Washington. scran juzgados como
criminalcs no como reos polfticos,
los trastornadores del orden pdblIco
como los dc Las Vacas ,Casas Gran
dcs, ETC., segdn 10 testimonial Ia ai-
guiente information expedida con
fecha 30 del plsado. en- Washington:
"En los csfucrzos que ha estado
hacienda 81 goblerno de los Estados
Unldos con objcto do hacer cesar Ia
actividad de los snlteadorcs d 10 lar
go de 10 frontera mexicana en- Te-
xas, &c ha encontrado con algunas d.
ficultades. debido que no SO ha
podido eStraditar los dclIncuentes
por los llamados delitos polftlcos, los
que, on opinion de la administrator
americana, son verdaderos crfmenes.
81 BE ahadc este In diflcultad pa
ra detener eslos su1etos y probarles
que han ylolado las leyes Sc yera
que ca muy dlficil .ccnvencer a las
autorldades mexlcanag de la sinceri-
dad del gobicrno de los Estados, el
que ha expresado cl deseo de casti-
gar los culpHbles. con este OBJ
1eto. y empleando todos los medios
de que diaDone. csta trabaJando en-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-13
Vida sin Cerebro
20:

En un hospital de- Nueya York. mu-
rio una nina que careeIa absolutamen-
te de iiiaaa cerebral. segdn 10 coufirm0
In autopsia del cndaYer.
las I horas de haber haride. Ia
criatura. el padre In iIev0 ai hospi-
tai. p0r notar eR ella algo muy raro
y anormal. La criatura tenfa COM
pietamenie achatada In cabeza. y los
ojos fnera de uss orbitas: resplraba
5 ilornba normaimsnte: comia con
Voracidad. a las a horas murio sin
causa dctermInante; solo Sc adylrti6
que Ia rcapiracl6n decrecfa.
Caande lagreSo nj hospital 80 ereia
a'ie Ia defarm!dad habrfa sido sapsada
For 10 blando de los tejides de IN ca
bcZa alguna difIcuitad de naciIn!en-
TO, peTo que Sc corregiria. Tcda es-
peranza So desvanecI6 con el salleeI-
miehto de la crIatura mas aim. con
In autopsia. que hIzo saber que en- el
craneo no hnbfa nj TN atomu de ce-
rebro.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-13
'Pr0xiInO fin
del Yaqui
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Dicen de Mexico que In Secretaria
de Guerra ar. IA de publiGar en- In Or
den dc Ia Plaza nu interesante do
cuInento relative Il In campaila del
Yaqui, que So desea activar con toda
eficacia.
Ia SccrctarIa de Guerra comuElc6
nj General JeSc do Ia Ia. Zoua Mi
iitar ei acucrdo del sefor Presidente,
de que Sc encargue este Jefe de las
fuerzas de infanteria que Sc rormen
asi como al 40 Cuerpo de rolicfa
Rural dc Ia Federation.
Segdn oflcio de Ia Secretarla de
Goaernacldn al senior Gobernador del
Estnio de Sonora, aquelln antorIdnd
local ser& Ia que Sc encargue dc la
lormaeion de | nueya fuerza con
homhres conocedores del tcrreno en-
que Sc deasrroilara la campafia.
En- Ia organization do In fuerza a,i-
xtlisr. que sera dc lnfanterfa, figura-
ran un mayor, dos capltanes de Ia.
dos capitanes de Pa, cuatro tenientes.
euatro snbtenientes, dos sargentoa pri-
meros. doce sargentos ,scg,tndos. diez
y sells caboa. cicnto setenta ao,datios y
seis arrleros.
La ordeu ha aldo muy bien comen-
tada y 50 espera conclusr pronto con
los rebeldea.