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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-21

II there u anything aAoue
your atlment that you doa't
understand. or II you want
any medical advice. write
TO the doctor. and ~ Wa1l
answer you fully. There =
NO charge for thlo ossvtco.
The address = Dr.. W. n
Caldwell. 90 CAldWoll ~,
Monticello, m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-21

The English army now has 10000
total abstainers.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-03-04
Verdict Is Murder, Sentence For
Life

frea. Falls, Feb. 27.-Henry
Rheans. aged 16 or II years, the
third of the youthful bandits to be
nraced 0a trial in connection with
the holduD Of the Shelby train near
hewestern city limits of Great Falls
last May was found guilty this eve
MING Of murder in the first degree,
His punishment being fixed at i'm
prisonment in the state prison for
HE term of his natural life. The jury
reached d verdict after celebrating
Ar hour and a half, having retired
at 5 clock in the afternoon 1t was
7:30 o'clock, however, before the
foreman returned and the verdict
was announced.
Rheams received the verdict
with am air Of utmost unconcern.
He smiled when the jury came in,
smiled as he scanned their faces
while the roll call Of the jurors was
made and continued to smile when
the verdict was read by the clerk.
'Iexpectod that from the start, =
was his only comment.
This makes the third conviction in
the cases Of the boy train robbers,
Albert Hatch and William Randall
having been convicted of train rob-
bery
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-03-04
Fate Of Land Entries Involved In
The Bill

Washington, Feb. q. The fate Of
500 Montana homestead and desert
land entries is involved in a bill
which was sent to conference to-day
after amendment by the senate. The
bill provides that in entries upon
coal lands, surface land will be ex-
empted from mineral location upon
establishment of claim by entrymen.
A large number of these claims are
IN the Judith basin coal fields. The
matters in conference do not affect
the bill so far IS it relates to Mon
tana. These entries have been held
up for long time. Adjustment will
oereported Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-24
UNION THANKSGIVING
SERVICES TONIGHT
Presbyterian and Methodist to Unite
in Thanksgiving in the First
M. &. Church.

The congregations of the Hampton
Presbyterian and the First Methods.
churches win unite in special
Thanksgiving service at the First
Methodist church this evening at :
o'clock. Rev. w. S. Trimble, pastor
of the Presbyterian church, will ae-
liver the sermon and the choirs OF
the two churches will join in render
ing a special musical program.
Tomorrow will be very quietly OBJ
served here rs mes. of the stores
will give a half holiday. the postof-
fee will observe Sunday hours. the
banks will be closed. and the court
and clerks offices will be closed for
portion of the day at least.
1t is not expected that Judge Robin
son will hold court tomorrow, in
which event the hearing of the
Sclater viii case will go over until
Friday.
At Fort Monroe the day will be
enc of rejoicing among the artillery
men. All duties will be suspended
and the various companies are pre-
pairing to giveSthe artillerymen big
Thanksgiving dinner of turkey and
all the other essentials. The same
thing applies at the National Soldiers
Home. where the veterans VIII be
given turkey and other delicacles for
the dinner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-24

Bowling averages for last week al
the Y. VI. c. A were as follows:
c. L. Collier. 1s3: r. d. Cock. i2s;
Cunningham. 1s7; S. T. Cheyne, 1fl;
W. +. Flanders. 12S; A. r. Hall. las;
Chas. Henelfngs1. 119: Chas. H.
Hewins. 1872; Capt Martin. 15s; d. T.
Titus. 137.
Every average Is kept that IS over
rs. An average viii be submitted
every week and a tournament VIII
be formed from the diHesent averages
A special meeting vii be held n
the Y n G. \ building on Friday
n'ght a; O'Clock for TIE purrcro q
talking over the athletic proposition
for the winter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-24
MANY WITNESSES HEARD
DURING THE SECOND DAY
Thomas 1. soIator, Declares His
Brother Intended to Divide Proper
~, That He Drew viii From Cos.
by's Notes-sisters on the Wit
ness stand.

The most important witness heard
ri the second day hearing Of the
sclater win case. on trial in the Cir
cult Court. yesterday was Mr.. Thomas
L. Sclater, half-brother Of the dead
man aud his legal advisor.
According to the opinions OF the at
torneys in the case. so far rs the
plaintiffs are concerned. Mr.. Sclater
was the star witness and his testi-
mcny is expected to have n strong
bearing on the final outcome Of tue
contest. Mr.. Sclater wrote the viii
now In dispute, but he testified on
yesterday that he had never heard
the Instrument read in the presence
Of his dead brother. but had written
the paper on the strength Of inforina-
tien and data furnished am by Mr..
Oscar Cosby and Airs Nellie Marrable
Selater, the widow lie was on the
witness stand for more than two hours
and underwent q griltng cross-exami-
Saticn by Mr.. c. V. t-oFsSith, OF the
delenses counsel. In the cross-ex-
animation. MIR Sclater not only sus-
tanned his direct evidence. bat in
many points strengthened it, accord
ing to the opinion or the lawyers
around the court room.
Interest In Case.
The session Of the court yesterday
was lively from the start TO finish
and the court room was wei filled
again with men from all walks of life
attracted there tc hear the testimony.
The many legal disputes and the fac
that several prominent physicians
we're on the witness stand tended to
increase the Interest among the spec
fators.
Daring the day DR. J. Wilton Hope
ana DR. George X. Vanderslice, ply
sicfans. who attended the dead man. IN
consultation, expressed the belief that
Nr. Sclater was not mvn;aily capable
OF making n VIII on July 10, rs he
was suffering with septicalui. Three
CT the sisters OF the dead man were
also put on the stand by the plain
tiffs.
Estate Valued az $4,000.
Another highly interesting point
brought out in the hearing yesterday
was the report of the appraisers on
the estate OF the dead man. This re-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-24
Mr.. KEMP DEAD.
Former Phoebus Citizen Passes Away
in Washington.

News has been received in Phoe-
bus Of the death of Sergeant William
]. Kemp, for many years a member
of the Washington police force, which
occurred at his home in Washington.
Mr.. Kemp, who formerly lived IN
Phoebus. married a sister Of Messrs
Frank A. Kearney, W. J. kearney
and Mrs. T. J. DAILY. of Phoebus. and
was a man well thought of here.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Kearney are in Washing
ton for the purpose of attending the
funeral services.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-24

Another highly interesting point
brought out in the hearing yesterday
was the report of the appraisers on
the estate OF the dead man. t'his re-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-24
WILL PREACH TO JUNIORS.
Rev. George w. Wrsy to Deliver
Thanksgiving Sermon.

Rev George W. Wray. pastor OF
the First Methodist church. has ocen
invited and has accepted the invita-
ton to deliver the annual Thankss'y-
ing sermon before the members Of
Peninsula Council. Junior Order Unit
ed American Mechanics. next Sunday
evening.
The services will be held in the
First church sad the Juniors viii
turn out In a body.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-24
To study MAS

FLAGSTAFF. ARTZf Nov. 2S.--In
order thst a clearer atmosphere may
- assured FOR the study - Mars. "
Lowell. Of the Lowell Observatory. -
installing a twelve inch telescope On
san Francisco Peak a, an altitude OF
1900 feet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-24
RECEIVER FOR BuRLEY SOCIETY
JUDGE Decides Pool Money Was Used
illegally.
by Associated Prossl

- WINCHESTER, KY, Nov. 23.-
Judge ]. ~ Benton announced today
that he will appoint q receiver for
the Burley Tobacco Society.
His decision saws the Burley So
cisty had no right to use money OF
one pool to exploit another.
Suit was brought on the ground tnat
s34. 600 belonging 10 1906-07 pools was
used to support the 1909 pool. The
Burnley Society is now a S2,0oo.uou
concern.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-24

-als with Mr.. Marshall about the
gas heaters and the lighting Of your
home with gas. It's the cheapest %.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-24

A bed room nov without . Eas heat
er is IKE Hsmlet withor. Hamlet. q.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-24

port shows that Mr.. Sciater's personal
estate is worth S52.299.75. while his
real estate is valued at s2e zoo. making
fetal estate of S79,299.75. In the
event that the will is broken. 1t is
said that Mrs. Sclater. the widow,
would be entitled to half of the per-
scnal estate and one-third of the real
estate.
During the time Mr. Thomas l..
Sclater was being crrss- examined Mr..
Meredith called his attention to the
fact that he had beer, named as exc
cutor IN the VIII and was also an
heir IN the event that the win was
broken. Have you resigned as exc
cutor?v said Mt Meredith. and Mr..
Sciater replied that he had not.
Then you are going to benent wheth-
or the win is broken or ao:.- remark
cd the attorney. Mr. Sclater said he
wished 10 say that he would gain more
financially by remaining as executor
than he would get ont of the estate
as an heir and that his only purpose
was 10 have the matter settled so
that he could be certain that the will
his brother left was his brothers
viii.
II IS expected that today win be
taken M also with testimony. and the
case may not go 20 the jury now be-
fore Thursday or Friday.
The first witness Of the dav was Mr
Water +. Philips, a prescription
clerk IN Huiis Cut Rate Drug store.
who told Of having filed several pre-
scrintions which the plaintiffs had Of
fercd rs evidence
Dr. Ned Taiiassrrc. a brother OF City
Attorney William G T.. Taliaferro. and
a rrncficinr physicion IN Norfolk. told
Of having performed an operation on
Mr.. Sciatcr about two years ago.
he sqi1 that Mrs Sclater accompan-
led her husband - NoTfc.k and
showed him the kirdlieSt attention
MIS- Sciaicr. said the witness. visit
Cd her husband on many occasions
during his stay a. the Norfolk hospi-
Ia.
Or. vsrtcrsiicc or stand.
n George X. Vautersiice. who vas
cafci iu consolidation with other ply
siciaus. testified that Nr Scatter was
suffering with ec0tlcarmia and added
that The prescriptions introduced BY
tre plaintiffs were for the bowels and
not fcr the purpose Of inducing slccn.
Ho saif fhat tho discase with which
Nr. Sciairr suffered often throw The
patient into a state ~ coma and semi
corsciousrcss TT. N1ntcrsiicc gave
es ne cr'rion that on Tire occasion he
saw Nr Sciafer the latter VS. ther
MT e. uroror mind 20 iniciiixcutiv
make hie VII a. % attend ~ any tuai-
ness 1T Vandcrsiicc said he saw
Mr. Sriater on the Sunday prior -
his death and % that tine be "a not
rcra-1 him as mcnt<liv capable q
change his opinion from that concius-
son
Dr. Nsrfcrsiice was mt through =
most severe oss-cxaminstion b. Ir.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-24

Better get gas heater at once
Cold wave is coming 20.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-05-07
SECCION DE CORES
PONDENCTAS.
ReSOluCiOneS de
COndOIenCia.

Ell Lunes % de Mario de 1909
en- Las Vegas, N. NJ, 81 Ser Om-
nipotente tuvo a ben de cortar el
hIlo de la vida a nuestro hermano
Lorenzo Bdca, d la edad de SO amos.
Ahora nosotros los miembros de
la fraternldad Piadosa de Nuestro
Padre Jesus, reunidos on Junta re-
gular Ell la morada de Santa Ana
hemos acordado de pasar unas re-
soluciones en- memoria y recuerdo
de nuestro tnado hernlano.
Nuestra debil pluma es incapdz
para hacer una reseha dc su vida
que fue una cadena intermiuable
de benehcios a sus projlmos, de
fervor religioso y de brillantes
ejemplos do frujiIidad y amor al
trabaJo y tieI cumplimiento do sus
deberes. Su muerte fu6 como sn
vida y le arrebat6 murmurando sus
labios feryientes de adoracion al
Ser Omnipotente pleganas por la
a su Santisima madre
de la que fu6 siempre devote.
Resu6ivsse, que esta Fraterni-
dad extiende a la fanilia de nues
tro hermano sus simpatias de con-
dolencia por la irreparable perdi-
da que han sufrido. y elebamos
plegarias al cielo por el
eterno descanso del alma del tinado
hermano, pidiendole adends derra-
me ell balsamo de consuelo sobre la
apesarada falnilia.
Resu6lvase ademas, que deja pa
ra lamentar su eterna despedida a
un hijo, ma hija adoptiva, siete
nietos, siete visuietos y numerosa
parentela con los cuales nos uni
mos en- su Justo pesar.
Resuelvase ademas, que una co
pia de cstas resoluciones sea pre-
sentada la familia en- praeba de
nuestro apreeio y estimaci6n, y
lue las mismas sean publicadaS en-
El independents de Las Vegas
y en- La Revista de Taos, N. NJ.
Jose l.. Galindre,
Pablo Vigil,
Jose A. Gallegos
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-05-07

fmon Cort6s, Lee Payne, Anselmc
Cordoba, Daniel Pacheco, Nabol
Martinez, Manuel s. Vallejos, Do.
naciano Gallegos, Juan de Jesus
Vigil, Tomds Cordoba, Martin San
chez, Leonires Duran, Tomas Lo-
pez, j. s. Madrid, Francisco Vigil,
Manuel Martinez y Pacheco y Ma
nuel Mondrag6n.
PEQUENo JURAD0.
Julian Jaramillo, Fares Duran,
Juan Antonio Fernandez, Lewis
Montoya, Zenobio Varos, Guada
lupe Olivas, Pedro Medina, Lean
dro Duran, Eugenio Gonzales, Es-
teyan MARTINEZ, Felipe Valerie,
Lucas Dominique, Rubel Griego,
Emilio Mondrag6n, Matias Archu-
eta, Prudencio Cortes, Manuel
Graham, Manuel A. Martinez, Lu
ciano Griego, Pedro Vigil, FideI
Garcia, Rubel Cortes, Tomas Mon
1rag6n Z Higinio Romero.
Los siguientes negocios fueron
tranzados, a contar desde la aper
tura hasta aver Jueves 4 las 6 D. IN.
En- el proximo ndmero daremos
los que van de jueyes 4 jueves.
Ell territorio contrasT Tomas Tur-
ner, por vender licor a los indios,
nabiendo va pagado anteriornente
una multa, por mocion del Procu-
rador fue desechada la causa, iunta
nente con sus tiadores. El acusa-
10 pagara los costos.
El territorio VS.. Tomas Turner,
por vender licor a los indios, ha-
0iGndose acusado culpsble, pagara
ina multa de cien pesos y los cos
tos, preveido que la multa queda
uspendida mediante buen compor-
IamlentO en- este respeto. III sus
liadores quedan descargados de mas
responsabllidad.
QUERELLAS.
Ell Gran Jurado reporto ell mi6r-
coles las siguientes querellas:
Territorio VS.. Alvan Potter, por
asesinato. Sc declare no ser cul-
pable y la Corte demand6 ser pues.
to bajo la custodia del Alguacil
Mayor.
Geo. HI. Brown vs.. Flora Phelps,
fu6 desechada al costo del actor
por falta de prosecution.
En- ell case de delnencia de Geor-
&c II. Brown, en- el cual John II.
Young, fue nombrado 81 ano pasa
do, guardian del estado del demen-
te, por sdplica de Mr.. John II.
Young, IL. D. butcher, fu6 nom
brado guardian del referido de-
mente.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-05-07
Ell ASuntO de Frank
Staplin.

Una resoIucion pasada por 81
Cuerpo de Comisionados del con
dado de Taos en- su rennion espe
cial que tnvierou en- Taos, N. Nj.
Mayo 3, 1909.
Por cuanto, aparce que varias
porsonas han malamente colectado
del condado de Taos ciertas cuen-
tas cuales antes habian sfdo asigna
das a Frank Staplin y cuales habi-
an sido antes puestas en- juicio con
ira el condado de Taos, en- una cier
ia demanda titulada Frank Stapin
contra ell cuerpo de Comisionados
del condado de Taos, y cual di-
chas psrsonas han rehusado devol-
yer la dicha suma malanente co
lectada como antedicho, cuando la
misma Sc pidi6 por el Cuerpo de
Comisionados de condado que SO
devolviese.
Ahora por 10 tanto, sea resuelto,
que ell Procurador de Distrito, sea
y es, autorizado y derijido a que
tralga denanda contra todas las
dichas personas que asi rehusaron
devolvgr dicha snma de dinero
malamente colectado y retenido co
mo va explicado.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-05-07
UItimaS NOtiCiaS de la
Guerra.
MuChachas vendidas pOr Caba-
Hos.
MUoHos AsEsINATos x DERRAME DE

MUCHOs AsEsINAT0s DERRAME DE
sANGRE.
Tarso, Turqufa Asiatica, May 4.
Los detaIles verdaderos de las afro
cidades cometidas por los fanaticos
mahometanos en- este lugar llegan
con fastidiosa abundancia. Los
peores particulares no Sc pueden
mencionar, pero no hay duda que
10000 han perdido sus vidas y
muchas personos han sido heridas.
Algunos calculan que alcanza 4
25,O00, y muchas villas que tenian
500 o 800 habftantes han sido aso
ladas. De una sola plaza que tenis
1000 habitantes solo 100 han que
dado que casi son puras muleres j
niilos; y la misma cosa sucede con
las labores en- los valles f6rtiles,
aun los sirios y griegos han sido
aterrorizados quemandoles falni
Iias enteras en- sus propios hogares,
conetiendo abusos con las mucha
chas y muJeres, y llevandolas a
las fuerzas a sus casas de concubi-
naje En- un cierto lugar ciep
armenios Sc rindieron, Y habiendo
los tornado en- sus lnanos los lleva
ron al campo raso y ALI los afusila
ron.
Los jovenes tnrcos en- Ia vecin-
dad de Tarso estdn hoy vendiendo
a las j5venes armenias por caba-
Hos Y armas de fuego. Nunca
antes Sc habfa evidenciado tanto
deseo de asesinar como Sc ha visto
en- los dltimos diez dias; en- muchos
casos las victinas las sacaban fue
ra y las afusilabau y los spectator
es aplaudian a cada asesinato que
acontecfa. Entretanto los maho
metanos pasteau sus caballos y
reces en- las labores verdes de sus
victimas los armenios.
LAS MATANzAs ooNTINUAN.
Adana, Mayo 4. Este lugar to
davia esta alborotado, y mas genie
asesinaron todavia aver, y en- esta
proyidencia de Adana han asesina
do 3o,O0O;y $4,000 andan vagan-
do sin refugio Y sin hogar.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-05-07
NOtaS de la COrte de
DiStrito.

Alvan Pottar, el supuesto asesi-
no de Robert G. Pooler, fu6 aque.
rellado por ell Gran Jurado ell mi6r-
coles. AL ser presentado ante la
Corte para responder 4 la querella
Sc declare sin culpa. All pregun.
tarsele 81 tenia abogado 8 manera
de ocupar uno respondi6 que no y
la Corte ocup6 a los licenciados
Voorhees, y Mexican para su defen
sa. Los de la prosecution 10 son
Ell Procurador Abbott y Spiess.
Su causa Sc investigara y juzgara
entire hoy y manana sabado. En-
ell pr6ximo n1mero daremos ell re-
sultado y detalles de tan barbara
asesinato, adn que hay rumores que
Sc le concedera cambio de lugar.
Charles Gonzales, acusado de ha-
Der dado muerte q Evaristo Rivera,
por asuntos de herencia, fue aque-
rellado por el gran iurado aver.
Su causa no Sc juzgara hasta Ell
pr6ximo t6rmino de la Corte de
Distrito.
Actualmente eI gran iiirado Sc
haila muy ocupado inyestigando
caIsas criminales y SO cree estara
en- session. hasta el martes Q mierco-
les pr6ximo y de aqui que no Sc
puedan dar mas detalles de la Cor
lie por esta semana. El pelueno
jurado no Sc ha tenido que sentar
todavia para investigar causa algu
ma, hasta la hora do ir en- prensa.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-05-07

drfa que citar a muchos coptempo-
raneos.
Ante estas ensenanzas do la His
totia Y estas reyelaciones de la CO.
tidiana experiencia, ique pensar
del abismo que separa la vida pd
bhca de la vida privada, 8 que
juzgar de su identidad fundamen.
tal2 ;I,as virtudes domestieas son
una garantia de las yirtudes civi
cas-! iUn marido tieI sera un 90
bernante probo9 iEl amor los
hiJos, la compassion para los desva-
lidos, la sobriedad, la castidad, ga
rantizan su6cieutemente un patrio
tismo ardiente, una sed inextingui.
ble de bi6D pdblico, una pugrante
aspiration hacia la justicia, una
rectitud cfvica y una noralidad p1
blica incontrastables?
Acaso 81; prubablenente 81; de-
seablemente 81. Mas quien inves-
tiga 10 verdadero sin preiuicios,
qnien aspira a 10 cierto huyendo de
10 fantastico, quien busca 10 bueno
sin dejarse deslumbrar por ell ORC
pei de la virtud, siente d veces va
cilaciones y dudas, y llega en- mo-
mentos dados preferir 4 Mirabeau
salido de la orgfa, a Robespierre
encerrado en- Ia carpintena de
Duplay y 4 Marat encerrado, sini.
estro anacoreta, en- la cueva donde
fu6 a encontrarlo el punal de Car
lota, virgen y asesina, virtuosa en-
casa y criminal en- la Gale, tipo
dlgno de meditation para los pen
sadores que Green en- la unidad in
disoluble de la vida pdblica y de
la vida privada.
Y, sin embargo de todo esto, hay
en- el fondo de esta querella una
aspiration oculta y una tendencia
sana.
Desde el momento en- que los
hechos prueban que son compati-
bles la virtud pdbica con la yir-
tud privada, NADIA mas legitimo
que Ia aspiration general a que los
hombres sean tan grandss y tan
bueuos Ell la plaza publica como
en- el seno de su familia, y a que
ostenten en- el foro las mismas vir-
tudes de que son capaces en- 81
hogar-
DIX. NJ. FLORES.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-05-07

MOS y determinaciones ha escoiido
guitar do nuestro medic 4 aquel
que en- vida respondia al nombre
de Senoyio Romero a la temprana
edad de % amos 6 meses V / dia,
despues dc haber sufrido con re-
signaci6n cristiana Ia penosa enfer
medad de febre escarlatina por 81
t6rmino de un mes y ounce dias,
habiendo tenido la dicha de llevar-
la con resignation cristiana Y haber
recibido adelnas los Santos Sacra-
mentos de nuestra religion Catoli-
ca rodeado de un buen ndmero de
parientes y amistades que el en- vi
da supo granjear.
Por 10 tanto: Resuelyase por to.
dos nosotros en- junta reunidos:
que con la muerte de este fnado,
sus padres han perdido un obedien-
te hiJo; su esposa un amartilado y
fiel esposo, sus bermanos un carino
hermano Y sus parientes I'm honda
doso pariente y ultimamente la So
ciedad IN constante ciu,ladano.
Resu6lvase ademas; que con la
muerte de este fnado queda vacan-
to un espacio dificil de llenar, de-
jando para lamentar su eterna Sc
paraci6n 4 su desconsolada madre
Da. Trinidad Sena, a su tristes
Padres Politicos D. Pedro A. Do
minguez y Da. Facunda Domin-
guez va su inconsolable Esposa
Da. Beatriz d. Romero y un buen
ndmero de hermanos y panentes.
Resu6lyase ademas: que todos
nosotros en- junta reunida nos uni.
mos con todos los parientes a SEN
tir tan grande perdida y rogarelnos
a la Divina Providencia que le de
al finado IN lugar entire medic de
sus Bienabenturados en- vtrtud do
las bellas cuaidades con que eI
SenoF tdyo 4 bien caracterizar al
fnado.
Resu6lvase adeinas: que suplica-
mos en- nuestras plegarias al Padre
Celestial Sc digne espArcir en- los
coraz6nes de los deudos de este IL
nado 81 balsamo de ccnsolaci6n
en sUs horas de affection.
Resuelvase adenas, que una CO.
pia de estas resoluciones Sea man
dada d publican en- La Revista de
Taos y otra en- el Nuevo Mexicano
de Santa Fe, y otra copia sea en-.
tregada 4 sus parientes.
Vicente Dominique.
Melton Vigil.
Vicente Archuleta
Manuel Montoya.
Dionicio Domingez.
Max. Romero.
Comisi6n de Resoluciones.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-05-07
De Panama.

Panama, Mayo . Ell doctor
Manuel Anador primer presidente
de la republica de Panama muri6
hoy. Contaba Is amos de edad
Manuel Amador fue uno de los pri
meros on la revoluci6n en- 1903 en-
contra de Colombia 10 que trujo la
independence de Panama. Naci6
en- Cartagena y desde muy j6ven Sc
dedic6 al eomercio Y despues com
EMO la practica de medicina. Ulh-
namente fue uno de los doctores
mas prominentes de este condado.