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Barton County democrat., 1909-12-10

Banker, E. L. Chapman.
Clerk, o. E. Marshal.
Escort, Sam Eitel.
Watchman, A. Nicollet.
Sentry, Karl Reif.
Manager, W. G. Strong.
Eastern Star.
W NJ, Mrs J F Lewis re-
Asst NJ, Mrs B L Stinson
Con, Mrs Glenn Martin
Asst Cond, Mrs F F Bailey
Secty, Mrs W R Klinedenst
RAN
H P, Il Moses
hlng, M M EppSteln
Scribe, H A Wilson
Secy, F A Moses
Trsas, Louis Zutavern
Cot H, F S Mitchell
PS, F F Bailey
RAG, DR. A H Connect
M of F V, Lester Cox
Moi S v, WR Klinedenst
NJ of T v, Am Sipes
Sentinel, G W Thatcher.
GAR.
PC, Capt John F Lewis
S. ", Perry Horn
Jr ", Amos Johnson
Qu, Jacob Rediger
Chaplain, A G Thorpe
Cd, Joe Walters
OG, W Thatcher
Delegates, Perry Horn, Amo.
Johnson.
Alternates, ] thinner, ] S Dalziel
Ladies' Of the G. A. R.
Pres, Mrs Frank Hitchcock
Sr V, Mrs Laura Townsley
JrV, Mrs Leah Abbott
Chaplain, Mrs Emma Robe
Secty, Mrs L E Seeber
Treas, Mrs Watt O'Connell
Cond, Mrs G W Moore
l G, Mrs Jacob Rediger
o G, Mrs A e Thorpe
Mrs. T. w. Dawson, Of the south
ide is very i'll.
The weather the past week has
'een very hard on stock that had no
helter. es
Mrs. Giles Dodge and little ones
ave returned from six weeks visit
a Chicago.
j. s. Ewalt IS up from Arkan.
as on a business trip.
Barton County democrat., 1909-12-10
KnlqhtS Of Columbus

The annual election of officers of
Great Bend council, Knights of Colum.
bus, will be held at Hoisington, on
Sunday. Dec. II, at 3p. m. All
members Of the order are urged to
be present at this time. L. M.
MCGEE, Secretary.
WOW
&C., W. T. Hart.
A L, Riley Barrett.
Barton County democrat., 1909-12-10
SAINT PETERS.

By Correspondent.
Mrs. Michael Hass returned to
her home in Ellinwood Sunday after.
noon after a weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs, Pete Kimpler.
Joe. Schultz, of Comanche township
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
ALASKA MINES
ARE GIVING OUT
Large Corporations Control
What There Remains, Says
Captain Trombley.
LAST SUMMER IN COUNTRY
Foreign Labor Imported and Wages
Have Been Reduced from SO
to SO per Day.

Captain r. II. Trombley. formerly Of
LeClaire, but now q resident of Du-
buque, and for years one OF the best
known pilots on the upper Mississippi
was in Rock Island yesterday. Captain
Trombley has but recently returned
from a seasons operation on the Yu-
kon river in Alaska and at the present
time is visiting his mother. Mrs Kate
Trombley, and sister. Mrs. e. Ne
Craney, both of LeClaire
Captain Trombley states the Alaslla
climate is the finest in the world in
the summer time. The air is pure ami
healthy and on a clear day person
can see Mt. Mckinley from the Yukon.
distance of 500 miles Captain
Trombley encountered some heavy
rains, but never once heard a clap of
thunder or saw q flash o. lightning
He states the country is rightly styled
the Land of the Midnight Sun" For
six weeks during the summer it is al
daylight ana one can read paper n
midnight as well as at II O'clock noon.
In thu winter. however. there is but
two hours of daylight out of every p.
Even in that remote country there is
a baseball organization known as the
Twilight league. The teams travel
distance of 1000 miles TO meet their
opponents and the games are started
at IL O'Clock at night Pennies. nickcls
and dimes are unknown in Alaska and
the Yukon territory. Nothing short
of a 25 cent piece is accepted in trade.
Mines Playing Out.
Captain Trombley makes the state
ment that the mines of Alaska are
playing out and that unless new dis
coveries are made soon there Will be
nothing to keep up the country
Where formerly miners received $40
and SIS a day they are now lucky if
they get So and Sc. and the cost of
living is almost beyond the reach Of
the ordinary man. Large corporation
companies have bought up he mines.
imported foreign labor and reduced
wages to the minimum.
start Alaskan BOOms Here.
Captain Trombley makes the inter
estins statement that the majority Of
the Alaskan booms are started in Seat
tie. II is Alaska and its trade that
has made Seattle what it is today and
in order to enliven the commercial IN
terests of this city, every little while
they start reports of pig gold dis
covery in Alaska in the hopes of again
starting a rush to that country. This
means the gold seekers viii first go TO
Seattle. stock up at that place with
their clothing and provisions and. after
leaving a large part of their money
with the Seattle merchants, take pas
sage from that city for the far away
country.
Captain Trombley will winter at his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
Pantonnime Psrformances.

Most pantomime characters were orig
inally borrowed from the Italians. The
first real English pantOmime was pro-
duced at a theater in Lincoln's Inn
Fields in 1920. 1t was called "Harle-
quin Executed" and its subtitle was
"a New Italian Comic Scene Between
Scaramouche. Harlequin. Coun-
try Farmer, His Wife and Others"
The performance was very successful,
About the middle of the eighteenth
century the character of pantomime
performances was completely altered.
chiefly because of the genius of the
famous Grimaldi. who made the clown
the first figure in the pantomime. Gri-
maldi first appeared at Sadler's Wells
theater. where he played the part of
monkey. He was actively engaged on
the stage for forty-nine years. ard at
the close of his career he took bene-
fit at Drury Lane theater which real
lied nearly fG00. He also received s100
from the Drury Lane fund. This was
in June. 1923. He died in 1887 and was
buried in the churchyard of st. James
chapel, Pentonyille Hill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
MISS 1NEz m1LHo11AND.

ened her charm. Her bronze hair
large blue eyes and well modelled fea-
lures make her a classic type.
At Vassar Miss Milholland kept Pres
ident Taylor on the rack, melting min
iature equal rights resolutions among
the students. When the suffragists OF
the state journeyed TO the capitol ut
Albany for their annual hearing OH
woman and the vote the president per
emptorily forbade Miss Milholland TO
accompany them, fearing her presence
would accentuate the rulnor that the
college was a center of the woman's
rights campaign.
Aside from her political tendencies,
Miss Milholland made no mean record
at Vassar. Her scholarship put her
we'll in the fore, and her athletic Prov
ess was the boast of her associates.
As captain of the hockey team she led
her players to victory that captured
the interclass championship. She was
conspicuous on field day and cham
pion in putting the eight pound shot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
On Keeping sponges Sanitary

On account of the difficulty of keep
ing sponges in a sanitary condition,
many people have discarded them en-
tirely. However, it is easy to keep them
clean and sweet if in addition to rinsing
in clean, warm water after being used,
they are boiled once week in water
to which has been added q teaspoonfuI
of Gold Dust washing powder and then
rinsed through several clear, warm
waters. Wash cloths should also be
boiled in Gold Dust suds and thoroughly
rinsed, summed and ironed Those of
thin linen crash are more desirable than
heavy ones.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
Rheumatism Cured In pa Hours.

T. ]. Blackmore of Halter & Black
more, Pittsburg, Pa, says: "a short
time since / procured a bottle of Dr..
got me out of the house in "a hours.
took to my bed with rheumatism
nine months ago and DR.. Detchon's
Relief for Rheumatism is the only
medicine that did me any good.
had five of the best physicians in the
city, hut l received very little relief
from them. l know Dr. Detchon's Re-
lief for Rheumatism to be what it is
represented and take pleasure in rec
oIamending it to other poor sufferers. /"
Sold by Otto Grotjan, 1901 Second
avenue. Rock Island; Gust Schlegel &
Son. 220 West Second street. Daven.
port.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
AWAKENED BY YANKEE GIRL

Miss inez MiIhoIland, Who Wants to
Vote, Reused Oxford and Cambridge.
After trying with vigor, but in vain,
to convince the authorities of Oxford
and Cambridge universities in England
that she should be permitted 10 study
law at one of the two venerable insti-
tutions Miss Inez Milholland of New
York sailed for America to Try her per-
suasive powers ut Harvard.
Miss MiIholland has won fame as Il
young leader of the sufTragists. She
was recently graduated from Vassar.
where she conducted n vigorous cam
paign in favor of women's votes.
She is the daughter of John T.. Mil
holland of New York and London, ana
a background of wealth has not less
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
RECORD OF COURT HOUSE
Real Estate Transfers.

Charles A. Curry to Editha p. Ken
dali lot Is, block /. Beecher & Walsh's
addition, Rock Island, $500.
Jacob Abraham to Leroy Abraham,
undivided one-nalf north one-haIf north
one half northeast northeast quarter
seccion 7-17-1w, 81.
Albert Bladel to Lawrence McDon-
aid. lot 81, block 2, Black Hawk addi-
ton, Rock Island, $500.
w ]. Bleuer. by master, to B. II. H.
B. J.. & S. association, tracts in south
east northwest section 6-17-1w, ST.,
114.5S.
George W. Framing to Sarah z.
Hutchinson, six acres in northwest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
northwest southwest section 1S-16-1w

northwest southwest section 1S-16-1w,
81.
T. A. Tomlinson to Sarah Hudson,
east half lot Z. block 2. c. Lynde's adj
dition, Rock Island, $1,000.
Clara Brown to Carrie E. Ziemer,
part southwest quarter. northeast
quarter, and west half, southeast quar-
ter, northeast quarter, and east half.
northeast quarter. northeast quarter,
section 6, 1G, 2w, $4,000.
Carl Schmacht to Louisa Groth, lot
5. c. Schmacht's addition, Rock Island,
$500.
Carl Schmacht to Martin Suffer, lot
IS. C. Schmacht's addition. Rock Is
land. $500.
Harold B. Aram to Arthur S. Benson
part lot "a (assessor's plat, 1S61), sec
ton G, II, Nv, 81.
William E. Bailey to John C. Souders,
lots IL, u, Is, IA. block 3, Wallace
Grove addition, Rock Island, $1,400.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
The Terrible Itching, Burning,
Disagreement, Humiliation of
ECZEMA
Banished or No Pay.
Banished or No Pay.

Escaped a Slow and Horrible Death.
No one could have suffered more
than Thomas F. Breek, So Willard
street, Hartford, Conn. While in
Philadelphia he had eczema so badly
that he was pronounced incurable and
resigned himself to slow and hor-
rible death. A neighbor asked him
to try DR.. Taylor's Remedy. He did
so and was entirely cured in a short
time. Sold by Rolls Harper house
pharmacy.
Send for free illustrated booklet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
Oct. 22 In American History.

1902 = First meeting between Euro
peans and American aborgines on
board Columbus vessels.
1S9T-Justin Winsor. historian and Ii
brarian of Harvard university.
died; born 1881.
1904-Peace treaty between Chile and
Bolivia.
1907-The Knickerbocker Trust COM
pany of New York closed its doors.
owing depositors $10,000,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
WANT NEW SCHOOL LAWS
Illinois superintendent at GaIesburg
Suggest Notifications.

Galesburg. ILL.,, Oct. 22-The Mill
tary Tract Teachers association
opened its convention here yesterday
with superintendent round table,
superintendent r. ]. Jones of Kn-
vance, one of the speakers, presented
a schedule of new laws desired. in
Guiding a township unit, smaller
school boards for cities and minimum
salary and longer tenure for city sn-
perintendents.
General sessions were opened today
by President Thomas McClelland of
Knox college and will continue ov ar
tomorrow. One thousand teachers are
in attendance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Sun sets sos. rises GIG: moon sets
11:32 p. IN; planet Mercury begins to
be visible. low in east. before sunrise;
10 p M, planet Neptune apparently
stationary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
RIVER BULLETIN.

Only slight changes will take place
in the stage of the Mississippi river
from below Dubuque TO Muscatine.
I'M. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
Not on smiIina rerms.

as that your mother-in-law over
there smiling ut you?"
mo. If she is smiling at me it isnrf
my mother-in-!aw "-Boston Herald
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22

Temperature ut : n. M, IS. Maximum
I'm "a hours, ds. Minimum, %. Precip-
itation in "a hours, none. Wind veIoe-
ity at a. M, miles. Relative h,a-
Nudity, last evening IL, this morning, 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22

StaHey Underwear

They with their here They must be
eaders they wouldn't be here. They fthey and
they every requirement of warmth and comfort They
may cost little than ohers-they worth more.
cheaper grades good for those who want
cheaper grades
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-22
home in Dubuque and viii return 10
the Yukon in the spring.
THE WEATHER

Unsettled weather. with probably rain
tonight or Saturday. Not much change
In temperature.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-03
DOS NAVAJOES
son L|BERTADOS.
Estaban Ilegalmen-
te Detenidos en- el
Fuerte Huachuca.
NO HAB|A JURISDICTION.
No Pueden Tcner a los Indfos
Presos Sino en- TEMPO de
Guerra.

Phoenix, Arizona, JUNO 25. -varios
indios Navaioes, que han estado pre-.
SOS en- el Fuerte Huachuca, bajo con
dena de dos amos 4 trabajos forzados,
serdri puestos en- libertad y enviados
Ia reserva Embellishments en- obedien.
cia 4 una orden de la corte suprema
del Territorlo, expedida aver, permi-
tiendo Sc retire la apelacion del go
bierno de una decision de la corte de
distrito. Los indios fueron arrestados
en- su reserva y dos de ellos muertos
por soldados mientras SO verificabau
los arrestos. La. decision sostiene que
no hay estado de guerra y que el de-
partamento de la guerra no puede te-
ner hombres en- prision, sino que sola-
mente puede ejercer los derechos da-
dos por el Congreso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-03

Cualquier Sonora puede obtener un
Colador de Cafe Goteablev escribi
,endo al DR.. Shoop Racine, Wis. Nc
envie dinero. Supplements pida vd
el cupon privilegio para el Colador
s"No-Goteable" dande su nombre y
direction. El DR.. Shoop 10 enviara
tambien gratis su nueyo e interesante
librito describiendo el Cafe de la
Salud, hecho por el DR.. Shoop. El
Cafe de la Salud es una imitacion
tan parfecta del cafe, que Sc necesita
un experto para conocer la diferencia,
Y no hay absolutamente ningun grano
de verdadero cafe en- Ell Hechos de
puros granos tostados, cebada, y
nueces, su gusto Y sabor es extrema-
mente halagador. Y no es necesario
ell fastidioso hervimiento. "Hecho en-
Iun minute" dice el Or. Shoop. Escriba
va. hoy por el libro Y por 81 cupon
del 'No-Goteable,' (NoEDrip Coupon)
Vendido por Frank Andrews.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-03
Arresto por LibsIo Criminal.

Trinidad, Colo, Junio 22-J. ".
Vigil, uno de los Dem6cratas princi-
pales de Las Animas, duefio de FL
Anunciador, 6rgano Dem6crata en-
espaflol, y Casimiro Cruz, editor del
peri6dico, fueron arrestados bajo acu-
sacion de libelo criminal puesta por la
Sra. Benigna Gallegos, mujer bien
conocida, que atirma que fu6 atacad a
de una manera injustificable en- un ar
'tfculo que Sc public6 en- el peri6dico
hace algunos meses, Vigil y Cruz
dieron fianza de 5000 para comparecer
ante La corte.
Elcaso provino de una pelea acri-
minosa entire facciones Democratic v
Republicana de ciudadanos Hispano-
Americanos de este lugar, durante la
contesta senatorial Barela Beshoar.
La mujer es muy inhuyente en- polftica
y estuvo del lado de Barela, mientras
que el peri6dico favoreci6 Beshoar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-03
EI MotIn fue en- Endee no en- To
cumcari.

Fue en- Endee no en- Tucumcari don.
de los ginetes nocturnos hicieron un
ataque sobre las cantinas el martes
en- la noche Endee Sc halla cuarenta
millas al oriente de Tucuncari, en- el
condado de Quay, y en- la derecera de
Choctaw del ferrocarril Rock Island
ahora esta bajo construction. Dice un
despacho al Herald de Ell Paso:
"Valiendose de m6todos que Sc usa-
ban en- los dias primitivos del Terrific
rio, ocho enmarcarados, bien arma-
dos con rev0lvers, entraron a caballo
dos tabernas en- Endee, 40 millas al
oriente de esta ciudad anoche, des-
pues de ordenar los dueiios que Sc
saliesen, empezaron a echar bala.
Ambas tabernas fueron literalmen-
te despedazadas 4 balazos, mas de
Glen tiros siendo disparados a espejos,
frascos etc.
"Despues de destruir las tabernas
los hombres pasaron q una sala de
bale ALI cerca y ordenaPon tOdos
fuera. Varios tiros fueron disparados
al aire, Dero nadie result6 herido~
Hay mucho excitamiento en- la pla-
"a hoy, mas no Sc averigu6 la identi-
dad de los hombres que cometieron Ell
atentado. No hay duda que son gente
de la misma plaza, pues Sc dirigieron
varias personas por sus nombres
s'El baleamiento provino de un SEN
timiento fandtico por la prohibition
que subsiste en- esa parte del condado.
''yarias tentativas Sc han hecho pa
ra que no Sc vendan Iicores en- la nue.
va plaza de Endee, pero como no hay
ley que prive su venta, Sc cree que
algunos de los mas celosos entire los
opositores al trafco tomaran por su
cuenta impedirlo.
"Los taberneros anuncian que haran
todo esfuerzo para averiguar quienes
son los que cometieron el ultraje a fin
de prosecutarlos vigorosamente. 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-03
.TERMIN0 LAB0RI0S0
De La C0RTE
FL Juez McFie Habla con Efusion So
bre los Atractivos del Condado de
Rio Arrlba.


ElJuez John R. McEie, Que ACADIA
de regresar de Terra Amarillo, dom
de tuvo dos semanas de corte, no pue-
de hablar demasiado altamente de la
hospitalidad de la gente de la cabeces
ra delcondado de Rio Arriba. Aque-
LA parte de Nuevo Mexico esta atra-
yendo gradualmente nuevos colonos.
Tiene q meior pals de pasteos en- ell
sudoeste. Los rios Chama Brazos
estan rebosando de aqua todavia
hay bastante nieve en- las montaiias
I'll t6rmino de la corte fue muy labo-
rioso, pero los asuntos criminales fue-
ron en- su mayor parte de menor GUAM
tia. El iltimo veredicto fue traido el
sabado 4 media noche Solamente dos
sentencias de penitenciaria fueron i'm
puestas. Carpio Jaramillo, que ase-
sin6 a un anciano en- Ensenada en-
la noche, fu6 querellado sentenciado
por la vida para las tres de la tarde
siguiente.
La comitiva de la corte comic trus
cha cast todos los dias, pues la pesca
de trucha en- 81 rio Brazos y en- otras
corrientes esta muy buena este afo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-03

FL dia 2S de Junio tuvo lugar en- La
catedral de esta ciudad, el enlace ma
trimonial de la Sta. Doloritas Baca,
hija de Don Luis Baca y esposa con el
j6ven Filiberto g. Carrillo, hiio de
Don J. d. u. A. Garlic, ambos de Ia
Cienega. El Rev. yicario General
celebr6 la ceremonial, y sirvieron Co
mo padrinos Emilio Ortiz y su esposa,
despues de la ceremonial los recien ca
sados y los padrinos y muchos otros
parientes, partieron para la Ci6nega,
donde Sc dio una gran reception todo
el dia y en- la nochc un baile en- la casa
de Don German Pine. Les deseamos
una larga vida LENA de felicidades 4
la j6ven pareias
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-03
ATIENDAN Los coMIsIonADos.
No pueden Cambiar Rebajar Leva
Amillaramiento.

FL Procurador General Frank w.
Clancy di6 una importante opinion de
la cual debe tomar nota todo comlsio-
nado de condado, pues hay violacio-
nes frecuentes de la ley en- question.
FL siguiente es ell tenor de la misma:
Hon. ]. E. Clark, Superintendente Te-
rritorial de instruction Pdblica,
Santa Fe, N NJ.
He recibido de su oficina una carta
y res1men adjunto del Superintendent
de Condado ]. p Parker, del condado
de Sierra, cuya carta y resdmen rotor
no aqui adjuntos para su collection
Parece que Mr., Parker desea informa-
cion especifica acerca de 81 los conf
sionados del condado de Sierra tienen
autoridad legal para ordenar un cam
bio 8 rebaja de tasaciones leyadas en-
1908 para fines de distritos escolares,
extendidas regularmente en- las listas
de tasacion del condado.
Es innecesario entrar eniuna consi-
deracion de los m6ritos del reclamo de
que deberia haber reduction en- la
,cantidad de tales tasaciones de escue-
la, porque una;porcion del territorio
abra2ado en- un distrito ha sido tras-
ferido 4 otro ;distrito desde la leva de
la tasacion, porque esta especifica-
mente proyeldo por la seccion s del
capitulo % de las leyes de 1889, que
bajo ningunas circunstancias sera. el
valor amillarado leva cantidad de
ser pagada como tasaciones estando
una vez fijada por el cuerpo de iguala-
miento de condado 8 por el cuerpo te-
rritorial de lgualamiento "alterado,
redueido, rebaiado 8 en- alguna otra
manera 8 por cualquiera persona 3
metedo, sera cambiado por cualquier
cuerpo, Official p,rsona, excepto por
direction de una corte competente en-
I'M procedimiento propio, y cualquiera
persona miembro de cualquier cuer-
po semejante que violare las provisio-
mes de esta seccion sera considerable
culpable de un NAL proceder sobre
conviction de. 10 mismo sera multada
en- una suma que no excedade $500. Z
Esta claro que el cuerpo de comisio-
nados de condado no tiene poder legal
para ninguna orden del g6nero que
dice Mr.. Parker que ha pedido la com
pafiia de ferrocarril. Sila compania
tiene algun derecho a la rebaja debe
aplicar 4 Ia corte de distrito para OBJ
tenerla.
De Vd. yerdaderamente,
FRANK w. CLANCY,
Procurador General.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-03
Gran acontecimiell- :
to International en-
Ell Paso.
NO ESTA AS|GNADA la FECHA
Sin Embargo Sera Anuncia
da Dentro de Muy POGO
TEMPO.


Washington, Junio 20. Solamente
la incertidumbre tocante al tempo que
sera dedicado al viaie del Presidente
Taft al oeste es 10 que impide que SO
arregle definitivamente el programa
para que Sc celebre una entrevista en-
tire q y el Presidente Diaz de Mexico.
El asunto ha sido puesto en- conoci-
miento de cada uno de los presidentes
Y ambos Sc mostraron deseosos de la
reunion. Dicha entreyista probable
mente Sc verificara en- Ell Paso, Sc
uric que Sc lIeve acabo porque afian-
zara mas los lazos de amistad entire
las dos naciones Una decision to-
cante al punto de reunion probable
inente sera hecha dentrode unos GUAM
tos dias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-03
UItraje Horrible cefca de Albu-
querque.

Tn ultraje que ocurri6 en- la noche
del jueves antepasado, entire las nueve
~ las Giez, es reportado de Albuquer-
lque. La victima fue la Sra. Marlori-
banks, que con su marido Sc habia
lapeado de un tren aetero en- que ha-
bian venido de San Marcial. Dos ma
Itivos Sc apoderaron de Marjoribanks
ly 10 encerraron en- un caro- de fete.
lLuego cogieron d la mujer de los bra
zos la 1levaron hacia las Tomas que
ldistan como media milla de la llanta.
Empujandola Y arrastrandola cuando
rehusaba seguir adelante y llevandola
a traves de pantanos y acequias, lie
garon los tres por fin las Tomas.
Ali los infames la despoJaron de seis
pesos en- dinero, un reloi de orc u
otras prendas de POGO valor. Luego le
cesgararon casi toda su ropa v ambos
la asaltaron con una depravaclon tai
que no Sc puede describir. Despues de
tenerla cautiva cerca de una bora, los
|brutos condujeron 4 la Sra Marjori-
banks hasta el pie de las Tomas y le
ensenaron la luz de la oficina de tele-
|grafo, dirigiendola que no perdiese de
vista la luz hasta que hallase la esta-
'cion y luego fuese y libertase su ma
|rido del carro.
Cuando se supo en- la estacion del
Santa Fe que la mujer habia sido
asaltada, los diversos empleados Sc
constituyeron en- partidas registra-
ron todos los lugares en- contorno sin
poder dar con los perpetradores del
ultraje. Hubo amenazas de lincha-
miento y haber caido los culpables
en- manos de los irritados trabajado-
res no es remote que hubieran recibido
IN castigo semanario
La mujer terriblemente agobiada VI
casi fuera de juicio con ell terrible tra-
to que habia recibido, dio su relate
al diputado alguacil Fred Heyn y all
policia Marquette de Albuquerque,
quienes acudieron a la escena del crf-
men tan pronto como tuvieron aviso
del atentado. La Sra. Marjoribanls
es una muier hermosai j refnada j ha
sufrido gran quebranto con la indig-
nidad de que ha sido victima.