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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-07
EDUCATORS AT CsArINE.
American Institute of Instruction
Opened Yesterday.

American Institute of instruction
Opened Yesterday.
The annual convention OF the American
Institute instruction opened in Castine
yesterday, and will continue through to-
day and tomorrow. The meeting has
brought together eminent instructors from
all over the country.
An important feature Of the convention
will be federation Of the leading educa-
tional associations of New England. The
New England Superintendents' associa-
ton offered two strong programs for Tues
day and Wednesday, Among the leading
speakers are j. w. Doves, director Of
penmanship in the Chicago normal school;
J. c. Moody and Harry Houston, super
visors in New Britain and New Haven,
Conn.,, and Supt. Walter Small, of Provi-
dence, r. 1.
Prof. Walter BaIlou Jacobs, of Brown
university, will give an address on the
topic, Teaching as Profession" Supt.
Walter Small, of Providence, will discuss
the topic, 1.-THE Annual School Report
How can it be Made More Useful?" A
most important address will be that of A.
B. Lincoln, of the Northwestern Life In
surance Co., on the subject, "Wherein
the Public SCHOOLS Fall Short from
Business Mans Standpoint.
Supt. Morrison has engaged Arthur D..
Dean, chief of the trade school division of
the New YORK department of education,
who will give an address on IA State
Policy for the Promotion OF Industrial
Education.
The Eastern kindergarten association
speakers as Mr.. Devereux, of the Salem
normal school; Frederick Whitney, of the
Observation-Disclosures school; Miss Emile
Poulsson, of Hopkinton, Mass; Miss Lucy
Wheelock, of Boston; Mrs. Jean N. Bar
rett, OF Springfield, Mass, and Supt.
Parkinson, of Waltham, Mass.
One of the strongest sections OF the en-
rural schools. Some of the foremost edu-
Gators of New England who are interested
in rural education, will be present at the
two meetings devoted to country schools.
The industrial education will occupy an
important place on the program, and will
include leading educators and manufac-
lures Of the country. Pres. John Golden,
of the United Textile Workers Of Amer
lea, is to speak on Thursday evening re-
garding the attitude of organized labor
towards vocational education.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-07

Settlers in Douglas county, Milneso ia
are said to have found a rock bearing an
inscription which has been translated as
follows: Eight Goths and % Norsemen
upon q voyage Of discovery from vineland
westward. We had camp by two Skier
ries one days journey north from this
stone. We were fishing one day when
we returned we found 10 men, red with
blood and dead. Save us from evil. We
have 10 men by the sea to look after our
vessel IL days journey from this island.
Year 1922
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-07

! you and your father come over to I'm
Gle Jed's and stay. just for night any
wayW
Had 1t been SO long, then, his strug-
giles? She pondered sadly. 1t hurt
her that he could not come himself,
but must send another. She thanked
the boy kindly, but declined the invi-
tation. After talking a few moments
Of old times she babe him go to the
barn and see her father.
"You had better come, too" he plead
ed. Il don't believe it's just good for
you to stay here
She smiled at his boyish wisdom.
Just few moments more, Laurie,
and then I'll join you and father"
1t was very quiet. A lone bird
called. She felt solitary and outIa wed.
A third time she was interrupted.
There was 10 installing the man.
Jed, strong and straight, his grimness
softened. but showing In the lines OF
his face, came straight up to her.
"Doxy, | thought they would never
go. AS soon as sent the lad knew l
must come myself. took short cut,
but the Upper man was ahead Of me
and then Laurie"
"Well?"
Her voice was curiously subdued.
punished myself all these years. which
have not meant much to you. for you
are as young and as fair as the
night
1.-The night you said you should new
er cross our threshold"
"Doxy," he cried. selling her hand
passionately. 81 have suffered for it.
Be good to me-"
"Why did you come tonight, JedT'
she asked quietly, but with beating
heart
why? Because everything brought
me. couldn't keep away"
"You came" she said, turning proud
ly away. because you knew that at
last you could come and still keep
your oath, because you knew the house
was gone"
mo" he said, with a long breath.
"You don't mean that. and you don't
think so.'
She felt his strong arms about her.
She was lifted and carried over the
smoking ashes and bricks to the place
where the doorstep had been. He held
her closely with his left arm. while his
right hand grasped blackened beam.
In a moment he was standing on the
charred threshold, pressing her to him
In tight embrace.
"Eere," he said with forced light
ness. II lay my pride at your feet.
Now. Doxy. won't you say something?'
"Never mind the ten years now, Jed.
They are gons-like the house."
But we'll have a new house. Doxy,
right here, and Sol shall put on and in
all those things you told him to leave
or"
II say" cried the voice Of Laurie
from a distance, Uncle Seth just
found a ten dollar bill in the old die
tionary. He says he'll bet it's the one
he lost ten years ago"
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Moral Support.

"You think well Of Miss Scadds?"
"Well. I'm conspiring to marry her."
at takes two to make conspiracy"
II have help"
"Her mothery'
mo, herself"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-07

Delay in commencing treatment for slight
;.ariaritv that could have been cured
nnictiv by Foiey's Kidney Remedy may result
ina IN serious kidney. disease Foley,s Kidney
Remedy builds tss up o ,ps e. A. PARcasa.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-16
OlNERO COlFCTADO

Reporte de 10 que hasta ahora ha
sido colectado para el monumento en-
honor al Hno. Botulph
suma va colectada y publicada con
sus nomhres en- Ell Independence.
Si24.25.
IL, S. Kauue & Co. 800. l.. A. Hugh
es 500, Federico Valdez 800. A. Sal
mon 500. Gilberto Mirabal 500. II. b.
Cartwright a Bro. 500. Seligman
Bros. Go. 500 G. w. Armiio 500.
Frank A. Chavez 800, Manuel Delga-
do 800. Celso Lopez 500. Alexander
Read 300. George Mignardot 400.
Emile Mignardot 800. Patrocinio Lo-
pez 200. Adolfo seligman 200. w. q.
Sargent Loo. Gayino Ortiz 100. Jose
A. Rivera l,oO Jose d. Garcia 100
Juan B. Valdez LOO, Manuel Armiio
100. Suma Total $202.25.
FLAVIo SILVA,
presidente de la comision.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-16
AGUARD ANDO IAStNAI PARA ACRE
SION.

Son muy claros los indicios en-
Ia epoca actual acerca de Ia acti-
tud que va asumiendo la prensa
dem0crata on rclerencia 4 losciu
dadanos hispano americanos de
Nuevo Mexico, la euul siendo
nhora una De hostiidad disinu-
lada So convertird en- breve item.
! pc en- hostilldada declarada Los
peri0dicoS que ohran de esta ma,
'nera son principalmente los pc
ri6dicos Dem6cratas que Sc pu
blican en- los condadOS de Chaves
~ Eddy, y que asumen hnblar q
lnomhre De la deuocracia. Los
argumentos tienden entodo pun
to 1 dismihuir y deuigrar al pue
bio hIspano.americauo daulo Il
Ientender que ell0s solos estan su-
ninistrahdo los dineroS que re
necesitan para sufragur los gas
tos del gobiprno territorial, Y que
los eOududos hispano.auierica-
nos contribuyen POGO . NADIA pa
ra ese obieto, Queianse ademas
de cualquier gasto que Sc hace
en- provecho de alguna comuni.
dad hlspanO.americana { a pesar
dc que bien POGO SO Gestina para
tales fines Y no echan de yer las
grandes sumas que desde hace
mas de veinte amos est6n sacan-
do para el soporte de su titulado
Institute MiIitar, el cual es una
institution puramentc local que
deberia ser sostenida enteEamen.
te por la comunidad & cuyo be.
neticio fu6 estableci6o. No pue-
de ser mejor ese institute que ell
Colegio de San Miguel, nj como
centro de educaci0n ha prestado
una decima parte de los serviclos
que ha prestado el Colegio, Y sin
embargo, haceu contribute al
territorio entero para mantener-
10 en pie, al paso que el Colegio
de San Miguel no ha costado un
solo centavo al territorio. La
causa de tanta preocupaci6n es
que la mayoria de los votantes
hispano.americauos son Republi-
canos. y no Sc deian dirigir por
los Dem6cratas tejanos del Vale
de Pecos.
Lo mas curioso del case es que
los magnates tejanos del Vale
de Pecos Sc van POGO a POGO con
virtiendo en- regentes y dictado-
res del partido Democratic de
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-16
NOIICIA Of VENTA DE- flfCuCINN.

Por esta Sc da noticiaque yo, eiaba-
10 frmado Alguacil Mayor del Con-
dado de San Miguel. baio y por viz
tud de una ejeeuci6n expedida de ia
Corte de Distrito dc dicho Condado
en- eausa No. 63l4 en- el extracto de
dicha eorte en- Ia cusl la Aetna Build
ing ssooiahon do Las Vegas, New
Mexico, es Ia quejants y Trinidad Ro-
nero es el demandado, han exegido
sobre la siguiente propiedad rail- ds,-
cnpta, a saber:
Un pedazo de TERRA con los edla-
clos en- a, situado en el lado sur dc "a
Plaza en- la Plaza de Las Vegas, Nueqo
Mexico, dicha TERRA colinda en- 81
norte por la Plaza Publioa en- el sur
por Ia calle Moreno, en- 81 este por Ia
propiedad de =. Rosenwald " en- Il
oeste por la propiedad de Charles II
field;
y que 81 Sabado, . &c octubre, de
1903 las 10 de Ia maAana, onla puer-
"a det iado poniente de ia Casa de
Corte en- el condado de San Miguel,
Nuevo Mexico, expondr6 para vendet
" vendere al meior postor por dinero
en- mano la arriba descripta propiedad
raiz luntamento con todas las meio-
ras en- ella y todas las portenencIas
pertenecientes ella, para 81 fin do
realigar Ia suma dc Seteeientos cua-
renta y un peso y noventa oontavos
tSf4L90l, iunto con los eostos do la
ventai Ia dieha suma de setecientos
enarenta yum peso y noventa eenta-
vos iS34l.90l siendo el importe debi-
do halo y por virtud de los t6rminos
dc dieha ejeeuei0n en- Ia feoha de az
cha venta. CIEoFEs ROMERO,
Alguacill Mayor del Condado de
San Miguel, Nueyo Mexico.
Veeder 4 Needer
Gle Las Vegas, NueVo Mexico,
abogados por el quejante
de dicna eieuueian.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-16

Nuevo Mexico, Y tienen muy DO.
ca consideration Y respeto & los
Ia 6 10 mil hispano americanos
.Que votan por los candidatos De.
mocratas. Su pretensi6n parece
Que los hispano-americanos no
tienen ning6n reclamo 4 recihir
del Territorio In ayuda que otros
eIementos de la poblaci6n reciben
con tanta abundaneia. Semeiau-
te tFatamiento deberia sublevar
los duimos y despertar la indig.
naci0n de los nem6csatas his
pano-americanos 81 es que toda-
via les queia un resto de digni.
dad y respeto propio, Claramen.
t. puedeH conucer que estos alta.
ques embozados de Ia prensa De-
m6erata no son sin9 un leve in.
dicio de 10 que vendra despues
cnandu los que s0stienen dieha
prensa tengau la ventaja. En-.
t6nces Sc puede tener por SECURE
que haran guerra alberta contra
todos los derchos y privilegios
dc aquellos contra quienes mani.
iiestan desde ahora tanta preo.
cupaci6n Y ojeriza. Verdadera.
mente el elemento dominente de
la denoeracia Sc muestra muv
liberal y conciliadorl
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-16
UNA MuIfR lONfN ST SuIClDA

El MERCEDES como q las q de la
tarde la Sra. Anita Romero de
Delgado, que era casada y viva
en- casa de su madre la Sra. Qua.
daIupe Romero, en- su residencia
de eSta ciudad, Sc quito la vida
pegandose un balazo en- el pecho
que lie traspas0 el coraz6n Y eau
SO su muerte instantanea. Min.
gun incidente anterior al hecho
parecia indicar que hubiese posi-
bilidad de que pudiera verilicar-
Sc, pues durante la tarde la fna.
da estuvo ocupada en- los queha-
ceres de la casa, y en- apariencia
Sc hallaba tranquila y contenta.
Nadie piensa Que fuera IN acto
premeditado su suicidio, sino
mas bic n Sc snpoDe que provino
de un Impulse repentlno que lie
trastorno el sentido y la movie
Is Quitarse la vida. Su madre al
ser avisada de la muerte de su
hija y al verla convertida en- Gu.
daver yerto y ensangrentado
qued0 agobiada de dolor y es-
panto y di0 salida d tales extre-
mos de dolor que la postraron
Ell cana. Varias expIicaciones
Sc dan acerca del suceso atribu.
yendolo algunos al hecho de que
estaba separada de su marido Y
otros 4 desavenencias familiares.
Sin embargo, 10 clerto es que ma.
die sabe q puuto flo cual seria
la causa de la muerte y tOdas las
explicaciones que Sc dan no pa.
san de ser suposlciones y COME
turas.
La finada tenia % amos de 9
dad y era una ioven de rostro
agraciado y de rebusta salud.
Los parientes y amigos de la ia.
milia depIoran altamente tan
triste tragedia y simpatizan con
la afligida madre acompaIlando-
la en- su duelo. Fl funeral y entier.
ro tuvo lugar el Viernes q las 7
de la manana. I'll Nuevo Mexi-
cano.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-16
fIAGRANDAMIfNTO De LAS PlAZAs

En- Santa Fe ha fracasado el
movimiento para exteuder los H.
mites de la ciudad hasta donde
alcanzan los linderos de la mer.
ced, que es el trecho de tres mi
Has medidas desde el centro de
la plaza q los cuatro puntos del
compass. La election que fue te-
nida para ese obieto Sc perdi6
porque muy pocos Sc aproveha.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-16

De 400 votos, casi todos encon-
ira. Este resultado Sc ntribuye
en parte a los trabaius della Com
paiia de Agun y mrcho mas a In
indiierencia Y oposiei6n encubier.
ta tie los hombres d. negocios v
de los politicos que rccldman te.
ner inhulo. Los primeros estdn
resembles contra la administra-
ci6u dc ciudAd pOrqut aument6
las liceneias sohre cOmprcios, v
los seguudos poraue temen NAL
quiStarse con Ia genie cue queda
aiuera de la incorporation, pues
naturalmente muehos de ellos
esperan hgurar en- Iuturas elec-
clones. Mas sea cual fuere el mo-
two de tai resultado 10 cierto es
que uadie mega Que hubiera sido
meJor para Santa F6, Siendo la
capital del Territorio, haber
agregado q sn Jurisdiction toda
la population que naturalIneute
lie pertenece y que es parte inte-
granite de la ciudad Con este
hubiera mostrado en el pr0ximo
censo la population que por de.
recho lie corresponds y sehubiera
colocado entire las mas populo.
sas cludadeS que existen en- Nue.
vo Mexico.
La ciudad de Albuquerquetam-
bien esta procurando extender
sus linderos con el fin de hacer
mejor demonstration en- el censo
que Sc aproxima. Pero el caso
de Albuquerque es muy dilerente
al de Santa Fe, porque al paso
que esta solo pretenie agtegar
arrabales Que son parte de la ciu.
dad, Albuquerque trata de agre-
gar poblaciones independientes
que son mucho mas antiguas Que
ella Y que tienen melor derecho q
conselvar una existencia separa-
da. La Plaza Vieja de- AlbuQner.
que es una de las mas antiguas
de Nuevo Mexico, Y claro esta
que no sacaria ninguna ventaja
para 81 misma 8 para sus habi.
tantes con ser agpgada Ia pla
"a Nueva, q pesar de Ia contigui.
dad de ambas. Naturatmente,
no le convene entrar i partici
parde los dudosos privilegioa que
alcanzara estando unida con la
plaza vecina porque de ese modo
recaeran sobre ella las eleyadas
tassclones y deudas Y responsa-
bilidades enormes que pesan so
bre la plaza nueva. Claro es que
la plaza nueva saearla mueha
ventaja con la agreencion de las
p0blaciones contiguas a ella, por-
que de esa manera aumentaria
sus rentas y podria mostrar en-
la enumeration de todo eI con.
iunto una population de 15 4 20
NIL habitantes. Esa es la raz0z
p0r la cual esta hacienda un gran
esfuerzo para que Sc efectGe la
consolidation.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-16
AVISO

Sepan todos por este aviso que des-
de JUNO pasado tengo en- mi poder
por 0rden del Juez dc Paz del Pre-
einto No. y, una yegua alazana tos-
tada, de 4 8 amos de edad, con la
pata derecha blanca deste la pezu.
ma hasta POGO arrba de la cerneia v
con una estrella blanca en- la trente,
con este ilerro M en- la anca al lado
izquierdo. vi dueno de dicha yegua
podra obtenerla del abajo flrmado
despues de pagar por este aviso Y por
la cuida de Ia misma.
JOSE DARIo GUTIERREZ 4 LovAT0,
Trementina, N. M.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


i-anu Oiiiee az santa re, N. M,
September 8, 1909.
Notice ~ hereby given that Serapio
Mensor, Of Watrous, n NJ, who on
August Z, 1902 made Homestead En-
try, No. 1857, for SE&NE4 and 11SE4
Section 26, Township l6 North, Range
q East, N. M. T. Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make Final five
year Proof, TO establish claim to the
land above described, before Robert
l.. Nj. Ross, U. S. Court Commission.
er, at Las Vegas, N. M, ON the 7th.
day OF November, 1909.
Claimant names as Witnesses Me-
llton Montoya, Eliiio Mcnsor, Miguel
Valdez, Nazario Montoya, all Of Wa
troua, N. NJ.
MANUEL Il. OrERo, Register.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-16
AyiSO 4 (luienes COncierna.

A quienes concierna "a les da ayiso
que nosolros los abaio ffmados fni-
mos 81 dia de Setiembre Al. d. 1863,
ADMINISTRATORS Eiecu-
torres del Estado dc Josefa Lopez de
Valdez, tinada, Y todas las personas
que tengan reclamos contra Il estado
de dieha Josefa Lopez de Valdez lina-
da, presentaran los mismos dentro del
tempo que prescribe Ia ley.
EMANUEL VALDEZ,
ANIcETo VALDEZ,
ADMINISTRATORS
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03
WYLAM MEETING
FOR ANNEXATION

Ensley, January Especial "A
mass meeting was held tonight by the
citizens of Wylam at the Masonic hall
to discuss the articles of agreement for
the consolidation of Ensley and wy
lam. The meeting was well attended
by the representative citizens of Wy
lam and a number of officials and
citizens of Ensley.
Mayor John e. Nolan presided and In
troduced DIR. r. M. Cunningham, who
made fine speech In favor of the
movement. showing many mutual ad-
dalton.
Joseph Martin Mayor D. F. Sugg,
Adam Pow, M. II. Mcdowell and N. b.
Stack also addressed the smeeting, each
speaker favoring the consolidation.
While there was some opposition, the
large majority of those present were
favorable. There will be another meet
ing held by the citizens of Wylam at
date before the election, which takes
place on Monday, January IL. The city
council of Ensley has already acted
and voted favorably on the measure,
and the vote on the 18th will effect the
plan. Much interest has been taken
from time to time in the proposed
Greater Ensley scheme. 1t was placed
before the people of Ensley, who voted
for the greater city, which action was
later ratified by the city council.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03
From Harper's Weekly.
Not a FIattering Mistake

From the Baltimore American.
Eugene Walter, the young playwright,
discussed in his Ansona apartment the
failure of paid in Full in London.
1.-The London critics" said Mr.. Walter,
spraised my drama without dissenting
voice. From Mr.. WallSley of the Times
down they deluged me with praise. But
the public would not come to the Aldwych
theatre. The public was unflattering as
the African sentinel.
"a French sentinel in Algeria, you
know" Mr.. Walter explained, had for
a colonel very tall, lanky, round-shoul-
dered man.
"This round-shouldered colonel one night
was making a quiet inspection. Passing
the sentinel he found, to his rage and IN
dignation that he was not challenged.
So he returned to the man and roared:
You didn't challenge mel!
No, sir faltered the sentinel salut-
ing.
" WELL why didn't your the colonel de-
manded.
Excuse me. SIR said the sentinel,
| but l thought-I beg your pardon, sir
l thought you was a camel
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03
Personal and General.

Il. p. Curry, chairman of the executive
committee of the republican club of Beat
45, has called a meeting Of the commit
tee and members of the club to meet
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the Ems
ley opera house. The full purpose OF The
meeting could not be ascertained, but 1T
is stated was In reference to the post
office situation.
The Jefferson Male chorus will meet
Monday night January, at the Baptist
church on Avenue G. and Eighteenth
street The director, Prof. S. Alsop, and
the officers of the organization request
all members to be present, as they con-
template giving a concert In the near
future.
One of the prettiest and most complete
little theatres is the new Franklin, which
has recently been opened by Joe Steed.
The stage and settings are handsome, the
scenery artistic and appropriate. No ex-
pense has been spared in making the
place attractive. Manager Steed has Sc
cured the best attractions that are known
on the circuit This week the widely
known 'Rastus" will make his appearance
In an act that has convulsed the audi
ences of Birmingham.
Miss Agness Mcdowell will return
Sunday to New Orleans, where she will
resume her studies in the Sophia New
comb academy Miss Mcdowell spent
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. III. Mcdowell, Avenue F and
Twenty first street, and was the recip-
lent of many social attentions during
her visit
The many friends of Miss Bessie
Morrison, who was brought h ONE from
New Orleans suffering from an attack
of typhoid fever, will be pleased to
learn she is improving at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Nor
rison, Ensley Highlands.
Mr. and Mrs. F. e. Butcher have re-
turned from Urbana, o., where they
spent Christmas with Mrs. Butchers
mother.
Mrs. ]. c. Johnson of Ensley High
lands left this morning for Denver,
Col, where she will spend the winter
months and in the spring she will go to
Colorado Springs. Mrs. Johnson has
been in failing health for some time
and her many friends hope she will be
greatly benefited by her sojourn in
Colorado.
DR.. and Mrs. T. A. Johnson left Sat-
urday morning to spend the winter In
Tampa, Fla.
Henry Keller, the popular tailor on
Avenue e, will leave tonight for Gin
cinnati Chicago and New York on a
business trip.
Miss Rose Snyder of Birmingham is
the guest of Miss Rebie and Miss Edith
McWilliams.
Miss Edith Brooks will return to the
Judson institute after q pleasant visit
to her parents during the holidays.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
e. Brook, who has been seriously i'll
with pneumonia, is much better.