davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-30

Sheriff James Lester. Walter Simn}
and three others unknown. The
Ger received an ngly wound In
breast.
The posse found Clark In Sweenl
house. sweeney's wife was at hd|
but Sweeney was absent. The she
called on Clark to surrender. For
wer he received a a4-caliber bgl
fired from a rapid FIRE gun. DUR
was shot and other members OF
possee fell before the torrent OF
dealt by the negro. He continued
fire until his ammunition was exhaI
ed. He was then overpowered
his body riddled with bullets. He VI
a steel breastplate that turned "
chester bullets. A pile of logs
covered with crude turpentine and
body cremated. and In the excitem
the woman escaped. The events
the day fred the intense spirit OF
posae and Il Is expected that she (
not escape the search that Is being
stituted.
Sweeney was caught near here.
was carried aboard a northbound q
TO a secluded wood near Tarryto
where his body was riddled with
lets after being swung up 70 a
ling.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-30

ent and four States. Ohio. Alabama
Georgia and Florida, were represented
There were four generations present
the oldest being J. J. Jones OF Atlanta
aged 80. and the youngest was Mis-.
Mamie Horace Jones OF Montgomery,
Ala. aged one.
The next reunion will probably b
held at Jones Chapel. Forrest Park.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-30

when she found her in the Office OF
the formers husband. DR.. w. T. Ham
ilton. DR.. Hamilton. who was served
with notice to appear as a witness
and failed to do so. was fined 500
for contempt Mrs. Dale also failed
to put in her appearance and was nned
y similar amount.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-30
Wife Used an Umbrella
On Another WOman'S Head

ATHENS. Ca. Aug. 2s.-Yesterday
afternoon Mayor Dorsey dismissed the
case against Mrs. Sallie Hamilton,
who was charged with having beaten
Mrs. Alice Dale over the head with
an umbrella.
Mrs. Hamilton struck Mrs. Dale
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-30

KEW WEST, Fla. Aug. 2S.-As a
result OF the explosion at noon yes
terday OF 200 pounds 81 dynamite At
Boca Chica, twelve miles from Key
West. on the Florida East Coast rail.
way. twelve men are dead. i've rrooa.
bly fatally injured and At least a dozen
others are less seriously hurt.
The explosion was caused 10y a
member OF the railroad construction
force carelessly throwing n lighted
cigarette into box OF fuses.
Most OF the workmen met instant
death. The men were hurled high into
the air and the Bodies OF the dead
were almost beyond recognition, arms
and legs being torn from the bodies
of some while the faces OF others
were unrecognizable masses Of flesh.
Standing over ceath.
When the explosion occurred the
Workmen were standing in water four
feet deep and directly beneath them
was the 200 pounds of dynamite ready
for the blast. when the-men should
stop work for dinner.
According to one OF the workmen,
n workman-one of the nine TO meet
instant death-threw n lighted Ciga
rette TO one side. not noticing that
IL fell into the box containing the
fuses which were connected with the
heavy charges OF explosives below
them. A few seconds later the men.
water. mud and tons OF dirt were
thrown ~ 10 90 feet in the air
Tug AT once brought the dead and
the more seriously wounded To this
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-07
NO HAY ITINERARIO.'

s La expedition llegara a Mon
basa en- abril de 1909. No hay
itineriario flo, pero la derro-
ia general sera por Ell ferroca-
rril de Uganda a Nairoki y La
60 Victoria Nyanza, recorrido
unas $50 millas.
De ALI Sc internara por u
ganda y Gltimamente por el
Milo hasta Cairo.
La mayor parte de la caza
Sc hara en- el Africa oriental
inglesa, en- la cual Ell ferroca-
rril de Uganda padra utilizar-
Sc como medic de obtener pro-
visiones y de hacer prontos
embarques. Por 10 menos una
de las grandes montahas, el
monte Kenia, sera visitada.
81 no hay entorpecimientos,
deberan llegar q Khartoun en-
abril de 1910. La expedition
Sc calcula que este en- suelo a.
frieano por espacio de I'm a1o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-07
UK PREhIO NECESARIO.

A diario Sc cream premiOS
fabulosos para los aeronautas.
Nos parece muy bien. Pero
lno seria equitativo v huma-
no crear premios de igual cuan
tia para los bienhechores de
nuestra decadente raza, diez-
mada hoy por la anemia. la
cloroSis o el SobreeXceso de ia
tiga intellectual V fisica? iAh!
81 tales premios eXistiesen, no
habria juTa 10 m6dieo cue s
negase 4 adjudicar uno al YER
dadero Hirrro Braais en- 60
tas conceniradas, por ser el
mas pOderoso regenerador de
Ia sangre. el ideal de los ferru-
ginosos. .---z--
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-07

da Rinc6n, Moca, Isabella Las Marias, Ma
ricao, Sabana-gande Laias, Guayanilla
Penuelas, Adjuntas, Paillas, Arroyo, Bs.
rranquitas, Cidra, Aibouito, Gurabo.
Aguas buenas Naguabo y Maunabo
Los sueldos seran de $500. 1.40O, 1000
y 500 respectivamente para las clases
Seran mayores de Is amos y en- las Cortes
municipales de 1,2y3 clases deberau set
abogados de buena reputation y con derc
cho postular ante la Corte Suprema de r
Rico
La division dc distritos es como sigio:
-Por la prescnte el territorio de Puerto
Rico queda dividido en- siete distritos judi
2iales, q saber: el Distrito de San Juan con
su capital en- la ciudad de San Juan: el de
lrecibo capital en- Ia ciudad de Arcciho;
dayaguez con su capital en- Ia ciudad dc
iayaguez Ponce en- la ciudad de Ponce
Humacao con Ia capital en- Ia ciudad ,In
Humacao; Guayama en- Guayams; y Aqua
dilla con su capital en- la ciudad de Aqua.
dilla. DiSponiGHdose, que dichos Districts
iudiciales comprenderan en- 10 successive
los siguientes terminus municipales. I'll
Distrito de San Juan comprendera Ia ciu-
dad de su nombre y.los Municipios de Ba-
yam6n, Carolina, Rio GraDdo, Rfo.Piedras,
Toa Alta, Toa Baja. Vega Alta, Vega Baja,
Comerio, Naranjito. Dorado Corozal. Tru-
iillo, Alto Loisa II Distrito de Areciho
comprender:L Ia ciudad de su nombre v
los Municipios de Camuy, Hatillo, Quebra-
dillss, GALES. Manati, Morovis, y Utusdo.
El Distrito dc Aguadilla comprendera Ia
ciudad de su nombre Y los Municipfos de
Aguada, Rinc6n, Isabella, Moca, San Sc
bastian, y Lares. FL Distrito dc Mayagdez
eomprender;i la ciudad de su nombre los
Municipios ds Cabo Rojo. Aiiasco, Lajas,
Maricao, Las Marias, San German. y Saba
ma Grande. FL Distrito de Ponce compren-
dera Ia ciudad de su nombre los Munich
pios de Adjuntas, Yauco, Juana piaz, Goa
mo, Barros, GuayaniIla,y Pehuelss. Ell
Distrito de. .Guayama comprender& Ia ciu.
dad de su nombre y los Municipios de AFRO
yo, Salinas, Cidra, Santa Isabel, Patillas-
Csyey, AibOnito y Baranquitss. El Dis
trito de Humacao eomprendera Ia eiudad
y los Municipios de Maunabo, Naguabo.
Gurabo, Juneos, FajardO, ViequeE. Yabu-
Goa, Caguas, Aguas- Buenas y San Loren
20.
YedSe Ia edici6n de maHdna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-07
UNA CO|kC|DE:NC|A.
ElHipodromo de Ponce y
el Jockey Club de San
Juan fundado Ell leual
Hace II aaos existia Ell Sport
Club Yen el nacio Ell proyeeto'

/, Eldaminge 4 de abriEde 1908 Sc fun
do en- San Juan el Jockey Club para impul-
sar ei sport hipico en- Puerto Rico<
El domingo 81 de abrii de 1892 Sc acor-
do en- Ponce por la junta general de socioS
del Sport Club, la fundaci6n del hip6dro-
mo de Ponce y q. con suertc varia de apa-
riciones y eclipses, adn perdura.
Dejemos la palabra a un perlodico de
aquel tempo, la Reuista de Puerto Rico
de la que era director y propietario nues-
tro compafiero ell Sr. Navarrete.
Decia ese colega:-
"HIPODROMO-Hace dfas veniase ha-
blando en- ell Sport Club de la creacion de
I'm hip6dromo, donde tuvieran lugar las
carreras de caballos, que la seecion de e
ouitaci6n de dicha sociedad suele cele-
brar.
:. Tratando de llevarse ese proyecto a la
categoria de hecho practice, reuniose a
noche la junta general de socios.
Ell senior Chevalier di6 cuenta, def pro-
yecto y manifesto que, teniendo en- consi-
deraci6n que el Sport club, no puede con-
traer deudas, segGm 10 estatuido en- su re-
glamento, era indispensable que para lie
var q cabo la obra Sc buscara una formula
y en- su concepto Ia mas adecuada era la
de que Sc hiciera ell hip6dromo por accio-
mes reembolsables con ell producto de las
carreras, y repartidas entire los socios.
Desupues de alguna discussion qued6
aceptada Ia idea en- Ia forma indicada y
siempre que el Club no fuera response
BILE de NADIA. =
Embellishments Sc nombr6 una conf
sion compuesta dc un presidente dos
vocales y un secretario, para que Sc ocupa-
ran de todo 10 relative la obra, como for.
mar presupuesto, presentar los pianos
repartir acciones, y redactar un antepro-
yecto de reglamento para ser discutido lue-
60 en- la junta general de accionistas.
Por unaniInidad fueron nombrados pa
"a esa comisi6n, los siguientes se1ores:
Don Enrique Chevalier, presidente;
don Ramon Nieto y Gallo y don Agustir
Navarrete, vocales; don Diego Cap6, Sc
cretario."
De esta manera, hace II amos, Sc fundt
ell hip6dromo que es el mas antique de Ia
isla.
La iuventud de entonces gustaba de lo<
ejercicios fisicos, tuvo un Sport Club y
fund6 un hip6dromo.
Lo que muchos Green cosas nuevas de
hnY son va artipIlas en- Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-07
Continuation de la .pagina Ia. }

Continuation de la .pagina la,l
dico retirado del ejercito, de
clneuenta y tres amos, sera el
medico de la expedition y en-
cargado de la parte de la eXpe-
dicion correspondence q la
Smithsonian Institution. Sir
VIC en- el ejercito por el espa-
clio de veintlcinco amos, y tie
ne fama como naturalista Y
recopilador de ejemplares de
la historic natural.
No hay que abrigar temo-
res en- cuanto a la seguridad
del expresidente y los demas
miembros de la expedition por
ataques de hombres 8 anima-
les salvajes, ,puesto que todos
los que la componen son tira-
dores al rifle de primera Inca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-07
EN- LA C0RTE DE DIsTRITO DEL
DiSTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
Estados Unidos de America.
FL Presidente de los Esta.
dos Unidos.
Ex.parte. Emilia Noa Rodri.
guez. Declaration de do
mimic. Mum. 1900.

POR CUANTO habiendo
presentado Ell abogado Don
Emigdio S. Ginorio, una mo-
cion a nombre de Dofla Emf
liza Noa y Rodriguez, para que
Sc declare q SUI favor Ell domi-
MO de la siguiente finca:
Urbana. Casa .terrera, de
MADEIRA, techada de zinc, con
SUI solar, radicada en- la ealle
de San Pedro del pueblo de
Toa-Baja, con la que linda por
el frente; por la derecha en-
trando, 8 Norte, con casa de
Juana Herranz, por la izquier-
da con la de Nicolas Santiago
Y por Ell fondo, Este, con la de
joaquin Olazagasti; teniendo
ell solar 10 varas de frente por
Is de fondo.
POR TANTO y habiendose
ordenado por ell Honorable
Emilio del Toro, Juez de la
Primera Seccion de esta Corte
Sc publique la pretensi6n por
tres veces en- I'm peri6dieo de
los de mayor circulation de
los que Sc aditan en- esta Ciu-
dad, para que los que tengan
algdn derecho real sobre el in
mueble descrito, las personas
ignoradas q quienes pueda
perjudicar la inscription y Ell
general todo ell que desee opn~
nerse pueda efectuarIo dentro
del .t6r1nino de sesenta dia&,
libro ell presente en- San Juan
de Puerto Rico & 6 de Abrll
de 1909.
A. Mqrin Morien,
Secretario de la Corte
Por N. EScudero
Secretario auXiliar.
3. V. C.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-07


bla de mala situacidn del tesoro publico!
( de que el auditor dice que hay POGO dine
! 70 Y qucl gobernador rccomienda .econo-
mias y por otro lado prcscntamos esos
proyectos de gaslos que sostengo estdu
fuera de lugar'.
'Ademas tenemos On Washington i TN
Comis sionado que habla el ingles tan bien
como cualquicr americana. -...--.
I Cou-CucLy. 9 Mcior que muchOs america
nos.
Tizoi. Y como quiera que don Tulio cs
el que tcndra que ir todas parties con Ia
comisi6n. puesto que el eonoce aquelIo per
fcctamente y sabe que teclas hay que tocar
V 4 q. hombres deben interesarse para cl
Gxito dc cualquicr asunto de P, Rico, Va d
rcsultar que esa comisi6n Sera solamente
una ccml.idn de facha y puede decirse que
huelga. II el CUiniSionado dc P. Rico, 81 q
Sr. Larrinaga ha de hscer el principal ira
bajo sabe haceTlO Uuesto que ha demos
trado que sabe cumplir Perieetamente cor
81 cargo esta deHas que Sc vsyan gastaI
SI-JOO para TN Paseo'.
Ademas. sehO7es delegates, lIcvamos 10
amos de domination americana Y no Sc pue-
de dccT que no - encueu,ren en- IA isla i
. peuonas que puesian desempefar hien esa
comisi5n szbiendo tsmbien 81 ingles O..
.Soisr. Ha siiO acuerdo e. cabIegrsilar
Washington al =. LsrTinags aaunciau-
dole el enyio de "a eomisi5n. con q cue
teago entendido ssra 81 De aeuerio y ha
hecho mas. M ugconieaiadg 81 nombra-
1 uliento Y enyio'
/ CoU-CurtL ~ ~ ueresltan honbrcs
( qrc eonu-ean Pun'o tor p-lnto las esiezti3-
Z nc= que wan trarar para que senan sozte-
mr. ua critcuo fs-uar y an detsrminadzs
( rirCGn-taneias rss=lzn ra.nlver un pual1
/ importantc que afrgts l9a nte1esca de- u IS
Ia N esperar coasllt,s dilltg1B qls pre-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-07

EN- CAYEY
Sc oreanizan alli teams
de base ball"
Celebranse ALI reuniOnes Inte-
lectuales.

(De nuestro toneSponsat).
Abril 5.-Cristalizada la idea
de los senores NJ. Garcia Men
dez, Jose Munoz Ortiz y el que
suscribe Sc ha alberto, con es-
ia fecha, una biblioteca, que
sera pdblica tan proato ell nu-
nero de volumenes sea sufi-
ciente para dar abasto a los
que concurran q nutrlr sus
cerebros con las ideas vertidas
en- dichos volumenes.
Ell senor Don Alexandra
Monte, le. ha sido practicada
una dificil operacion quirngl-
ca por los acreditados galenos
Gutierrez, Marti y Ell practlcan
te Herrero.
Sc encuentra enferma de
bastante cuidado la senorita
Irena Mendoza, en- su reslden-
cia de lalcalle de Santa Ele-
ma - '. ''--..'.
Hace yarios dias Sc encuen-
ira en- este pueblo Ell acredlta-
do fotografo don Felix Medi-
ma Gonzalez.
'Compuestos de varios jove-
nes de nuestra mejor sociedad,
Sc estan organizando en- esta
localidad dos baseball TENS,
! cuyos primeros juegos Sc We
rificaran ell domingo pr6ximo'
En- una Universidad de los
Estados Unidos y con brillan-
tisimas notas ha obtenido el
tftulo de maestro plomero el
estudioso joven don Abelardo
Garcia Mendez.
Anoche tuvo lugar una reu-
MON en- la casa del caballero
don .Aureliano Pelaez. Buen
numero de damas y caballe
ros asisti6, y desarrollaron te-
mas los jovenes Gaspar Agui,
lar, que abri6 ell 9cto y siguien-
dole el ioven NJ. Garcia Men,
dez, quien di6 la nota alta dc
la elocuencia Y dentro del cir
culo que abarcara SUI discourse
puso de relieve 10 que signifl'
ca instruction y creo para lf
juventud. Fue aplaudido y fe-
licitado por la selecta concu.
rrencia que tuvo la felicidac
de escueharle.
Ell acto fu6 clausurado poi
ell farmaceutico sehor Arturo
FigarelIa, que en- bleves pala,
bras di6 sanos consoles a la ju,
ventud y alento a .6sta a las
conferencias que Sc celebrar
periodicamente.
Procedente de Rio-Piedras
Sc encuentFa en- esta pueblo
entire nosotros el inteligentt
joven don Isidoro A. Baldrich
que cursa estudios superlores
en- aquel pueblo.
! En- breve, un joven profe-
sor contraera matrimonio cor
una linda ella que reside hacis
eI recinto Sur de este pueblo
va Sc han pedido los muebles
para complete de aiuar.
Pronto marcharan a SantC
Domingo, los senores L. Vaz
quez Colon, R. Narquez Rive
ra Y Enrique Santiago Collazo
dignos vecinos de este pueblo
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
Y. w. C. A. BUILDING
WILL BE OPEN TO
ELKS' WOMEN FOLK

The Young Women's Christian assOcia-
tion extends the hospitality of its build
ing to the wives and daughters of the
Elks and to the many other women
visiting in Los Angeles. Already many
are making 1t their headquarters, and
are enjoying the reading room, rest
rooms and cafe. Many who are familiar
with the organizations in other cities
are making it their starting point, get
ting directions for hotels and for sight
seeing trips Members of the board of
managers and of the social committee
will act as hostesses on the different
days throughout the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
SPECTATORS RETURNING
FROM BASEBALL GAME
RUN INTO BY A FREIGHT.

BAILEYS, Colo, July 11.-A handcar
and an unattached push car ON which
nineteen persons were riding, collided on
a curve in Platte canyon tonight with
a Colorado & Southern freight train.
Two persons were killed, two perhaps fa-
tally injured and eleven seriously KURT.
The handcar was travelling down o
steep grade at the rate of As miles an
hour.
The party was returning from base
ball game at Shawnee. There were sew
eral women in the party, most Of whom
were eastern tourists passing the summer
at Baileys.
When the car struck the engine all
the nineteen persons were thrown into
the air, most of them striking outside
the rails. The freight was stopped and
took the injured and dead back to Bail
eys, where special train was ordered
from Denver to take the injured to Dem
yer hospitals.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
INLAND WATER
SYSTEM LACKS
PRACTICABILITY
COMMISSIONER SAYS CONNER
CIAL UNITY Is NEEDED
CANALS AND RIVERS OFFER
GREAT POSSIBILITIES
Terminal Improvements on Water.
ways is Shown to Be One of First
Requirements for Proper
Transportation
III AsHINGToN. D. c., July H.

L" ASHINGTON, D. c., July IL
Nv Lack afupkASsseazGaaed CONNER
ctag itss-tF SffFR -ept ms al and
WaterSsystem of thshIlnited ctsteSis
repoTf offttfRnsportA d1n by watep noNS
stlBmittedFxa the president by Herbert
pKnox SmteK commissioner OF Corpora
Ltions of theAdepartf1Pht of commerce
Aand labor. ~
-'AFAe commissipner dilates in his let
tehIof transmittal Oh the facts that
while the Unite1 States has altogether
a total of abouA $500 miles of river
navigation of six feeE- depth and over,
and more than Whales of canals,
.Isilese totals are BfoheR Up into large
different depths Aend different condi-
tions, and the dfHefss/nature of the
floating equipment Increases this lack
of organization. Many vessels are built
ION special traffic or local conditions,
SeSd, are thus often not interchange
SatstE' over different, even though corr
D1cting, routes.
ApximarilXIHle relation in which, the in
VRnd wRteyNays (riyers and Tsanalsl
tapd<t6kthS whole FAnsportatfph syez
etenfdof I'd MeI countryl FWhile watkr%aXs
We sAb5ect-to marty limitations. est1sey
hs&s nsvert heless- great 6osstb4ifties /;
they arsanPt h0zxzlcmEFytAg anything
like thei Pgd ~ e4Es Of the G0He
points out, is a broad econofAssadafset
of serious disadvantage to the entire
business of theNcountry, and he gives
saQme of the reasons for this condition
%AWust HaSeJ Through Freight
.:S"fhapafsh" freight constitutes a
skaaf BART of the countrys traffic. A
ysaa 40 hi oh nf o
freight is essential to the success of
the water system. Inland waterways
cannot prosper generally on merely To-
cal traffic. exfie-rAsaE -sSstem, un-
organized and dNIded- as NE by di-
uKesities of clranasfs aRag%eslfpment. is
srestly at d4sadaahtage trA compee-
tIt tbfSA6 with tTale' the i fGr SYSTEMS tens
of tltes country is stSpdapdfzed, physic-
ally, eMhifed, and its control largely
centra1ized, and is thus we'll adapted
to H8hdle through freight.
TIE canals of the country illustrate
anktxtreme case of waterway decline
An8ut $500 miles of canals have been
ciHstructed. over one-half OF this
mleage, costing more than $50, 100000
sisAs been abandoned, and canal traffic
|Nexcepting that of some short ship
Icanals) has steadily decreased.
The report also calls attention briefly
to the very unsatisfactory condition
of water terminals Ito be treated more
fully in another part of the report,
now in preparatory, a matter of the
highest Importance i'm transportation
Terminal improvement on waterway
is one of the first requirements, and k
entirely possible.
Cost Distributed
It is noted that European countHfs
have, in many cases, distributed me
cost of waterway Improvement onR4o-
calities in some ratio with the spfqal
Continued on Page rwol
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
EASTERN

Commissioner Smith shows lack of practical
and commercial unity in entire inland system
of waterways of country.
President Taft probably will extend his itin-
erary to take in all towns of apprecabe size
through which his train passes on his trip to
the west
Noted astronomer and mathematician is dead,
and funeral will take place at Washington,
Wednesday
outlaws say nine horsemen at Alton. N. NJ
while attacked party was driving 300 animals
to Texas.
Senator Aldrich declares rates in new tariff
measure show material reductions.
Harry X Thaw, slayer of Stanford White
today will be examined as to his mental con-
dition.
Three persons killed at Kansas City by
sudden discharge of bomb at celebration OF
ST. Joints day
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
COAST

Chinese Six Companies of San Francisco
offer reward of $500 for capture of Leon Ling,
slayer of Elsie Sigel in New York.
Alleged bigamist under arrest In San Jose
is not admitted to bail and refuses to tell
anything of his many said-to-be brides.
Epworth league delegates hold enthusiastic
revival service at Seattle.
Florence Roberts suffers relapse and must
abandon footlghts, her emotional roles being
too severe a strain.
Smithsonian institution to erect astronomical
observatory at Mount Whitney Cal, at a. 900
feet altitude.
National Lumbermen Will begin their con-
vention at Seattle today.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
lRv Asaociafsd Presg.

Ell PASO, Tex, July 11.-A special
from Alton, N. M, thirty-five miles
west of here, received at 10:SO p. m,
says:
"Outlaws attacked ten Texas horse
buyers in their camp, one and half
miles west of here, an hour ago. The
horse buyers were driving 300 head of
horses to Texas and had camped for
the night.
"One man wounded and in his stocks
ing feet reached the railroad stat4an
here. He said his nine co1RaAtHRs
had been killed.
Alton is a railIaea fBtioh on the
Southern Packaia H4 mas only a sec
ton houss telegraph office.
AfteEaffas first meager report was re-
ceive6bn Ell Paso, neither the dispatch
er'StNdlce nor the Western Union could
ra&sy Alton. 1t is supposed the oper-
atof either fed. or that the outlaws
atthcked the station to prevent news
kffzte killing from being sent out.
pNe survivor who reached Alton said
tbe egutlaws were Indians. but 1t was
t4pusht at Alton that they were Mex
icafk
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
A RE YOU HAPPY?"

Something doing" has begun in eaS and the blsiA
Ia of Los Angeles last night gsA2n excellent
coming Eks week. which begins this
Special trains coming i'll all day.
automobile seized take the city, the
appearance of being filled up and Elks eveyNh
browsed good fellowship and hearty welcomes.
registered ks headquarters and 600 at the
office Grand Secretary Fred c. Robinson yesterday
These figures while approximations probably less than the
figures the officials careful only conservative
estimates of the number of visitors.
Es had removed the travel dust they began to
badges yesterday delegates had their G
and frightened with badges of other lodges 1t is
courtesy badge received must be and because
delegates with display space had the laugh their thinner
hrothe
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
FOREIGN

Troops Of shah of Persia make attack on
Nationalist forces fifteen miles from Teheran,
hut fail to dslodge enemy
La Paz Bolivia, ir hands of rioters, who do
much damage and Peruvians and Argentinas
are in danger from mobs
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12

81 find. that the L6entiment in Los An
geles and s4sewher%8is going my way. L
chpaat sayFhOw ntshy votes will be cast
by liz azAph lodbF members, but 1 feel
assufed thdt L yXlH receive a large ma
jOrity9 f4am bnSing my claim to the
OfTIeB simply uptH service. believe that
ikNhsf Only principle involved, and as it
~ more and IeaFe considered, its effect
'sbegp1tes more and more APPARENT
CaAathate J. U4 Sammis