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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25

House bills on third reading, and the
friends and opponents OF the Sunday
BAH measure, believing the name of
Durre, who is pushing the bill, woul /
certainly be reached. crowded in;o
the Senate chamber At tins, the
crowd was so great that it was impos-
sible for, senators to know pha. was
going on, and President Hal. had to
call for ordtr.
Shortly after noon Senator Durre
arranged with Senator Clark of Mar
ION County to call it, Clark's name
on the roll preceding his, but ,ecaase
OF the rush of othe- bus: ,es;. tie
call did not proceed at all in the at
ternoon.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
Marriage Licenses.

George R. Vanschorack, %, of Gull
yer. to Louisa NJ. Working, 81, Burr
Oak.
William J. Pontius, 30, Argos, 20
Grace NJ Horner, 81, Argos.
Daniel Shoemaker, 80, Bourbon, to
Margaret Fields. 20, Bourbon.
Matthias A. Pescn, 30, Plymouth,
to Laura A. Pence, 81, Plymouth.
Fred Hinshaw, 90. Culver, to Lar
ma O. Howard, %, Culver.
lloyd ]. Lowry "a, Argos, to Jo-
sephine l. Croco, 10, Argos.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25

Kellison replied that they were not
parties to the case, and had nothing
to say in reference % the appoint
ment OF the special judge. Thereupon,
Mr. Hess himself, arose, and said In
brief that he did not know whether
he would accept the appointment, or
not, and that he did not think that he
would Friday Mr. Hess would not
divulge Wheeler ne would qualify to
act as special judge or not
Will Include Election Board.
When asked Friday, how the grant
ing OF permanent restraining order
against the commissioners could stop
the election, which has already been
called, and the appropriation made
for the same. Attorney Kellison re-
piled, at is probable, and l think
that we will, file an amended COM
plant, IN the petition for restraining
order. This amended complaint will
include the election commissioners,
John w Parks, Quincy Cram and
Auditor Charles w. Walker, and will
ask to restrain them from causing the
ballots to be printed. This would
stop the local option election, and
stop it most effectively Then the
county commissioners may be re-
strained from issuing orders, for the
payment of election expenses"
Time Grows Short.
Meanwhile the time for holding the
local option election grows near, the
date, and all preparations having
been made for holding the same on
Thursday, March 4th. The POSSIBLE
ity of holding the election grows
more strong every day. local option
workers here, being most confidenti
that the Tomlinson, or any other bill
repeating local option, will never pass
the senate
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
Base Ball Bill Passes Senate.
Special to Plymouth Tribune

OpCNidl ~ ylilOulh Il ilDulC
Indianapolis Feb. 24-'Ihe bill pro-
viding that baseball may be played
on Sunday, was passed by the Sen
ate this afternoon. The bal, which
has been passed by the House was
finally reached by the Senate today
The fate of this bill has been watched
with great interest by great crowds
that have in attendance since Mon
day, at the legislature
A rumor went the rounds Of the
Senate chamber yesterday that Gov
ernor Marshall had promised to veto
the bill if it reached him. Members
of the Ministerial Association were
much encouraged upon hearing the
report, but they said they had had
no verifcation of it.
A number of the representatives of
the Indianapolis Ministerial Associ-
alton, who have been working in sea-
son and out of season against the
bin, spoke to Senator Durre and told
him that they would be contented to
have it acted upon when called, and
not made a special order as had been
suggested.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
GREAT BUICK VICTORY.
Robert Burnam Sets New l00-Mile
Record With Famous
Car.

Robert Burnam drove distance in
Rnick Model IL, 80 II. p Stock Car
on circular track at New Orleans in
1929 2-5, Feb 81. -909, this being
over IL minutes faster than the
worlds Record.
+. H. Kuhn is the resident agent
for the above wonderful machine. 1x
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
FIVE MORE COUN-
TIES FOR DRYS
DAVIES, HOWARD, NEWTON,
GRANT & ADAMS ADDED TO
TEMPERANCE RANKS.
More Elections Will Be Held Today
and Tomorrow-Repeal Bill May
Be Postponed.

Five more counties voted dry
Tuesday making total OF Is that
have taken advantage of the local OPP
ton law So Iar, Wayne is the only
one that has voted wet"
The counties struck by the Anti
saloon landslide are Davies, Adams,
Grant, Newton and Howard. In
each the victory OF the temperance
forces was decisive. Women and
children took an important part and
made the cause of the ''wets" so un-
popular that in many localities the
Anti-saloon side was represented in
the election boards. One hundred
and forty-three saloons will be put
out OF business as follows by Tues
days work, which is the greatest ac-
comphsiment the temperance forces
have to their credit:
Counties saloons, Davies, 49,;
Adams, IS; Grant 81; Newton, 2;
Howard, 81.
''Wets" Well Organized.
The result was foregone conclu-
sion in favor of the drys in every
county except Grant, in which is 10
Gated Marion, Gas City, Jonesboro,
Paramount and other cities. There IS
brewery at Marion and many large
factories. The "wets" figured on car
rying Marion and Gas City by ma
jority large enough to overcome the
dry" vote in the rest of the county
but they were disappointed The
"wets' had fine organization in
Marion, Kokomo and otter cities.
The issue was removed from politics
so that the Democrats and Republi-
cans lined up together against the
saloon.
1t is estimated that the dry" ma
jorities are as follows: Adams. $50;
Davies. 1925; Howard, 1000; Grant,
1 500, and Newton $50. About IS per
cent of the total vote was polled in
Marion and Kokomo and in other
cities it is said that the saloon ele-
ment tried to use repeaters A num-
Der OF arrests were made at Marion.
AT Washington the women were so
thick around the voting places that
they had to be dispersed by officers.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
River at High Water.

Yellow river is rising to food,
and has been So high since Saturday
that it has been impossible to run
the Zehner mill.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25

We have a good Team for the
Farm for Sale. Will take good
bankable note, nine months. drawing
5 per cent interest.
J. Swindell & Bro
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
WATCH FOR BAD MONEY.

Plymouth merchants are
warned to be on the watch for
spurious coins which seemingly
are being circulated in the city.
Yesterday two counterfeit
pieces were offered one of the
local banks, by business men
here. 1t is thought that a
quantity of the queer" may
have been passed out in this
city.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25

The twenty-fourth annual conven-
ton OF the Marshall County Sunday
School Association will meet in the
Methodist Episcopal church in this
CITY, at 2 o'clock Thursday alter
noon, and Will continue in session for
three davs. Sessions will be held on
Thursday afternoon and evening. Fri
lay morning, afternoon and evening.
and Saturday morning and afternoon.
At 800 O'Clock Saturday afteroon,
the convention will listen to an adj
dress by Geo. E. Hicks, District Supt.
of the Anti-Saloon league, concern
ing the local option situation in Mar
shall county.
The program which has been pre-
pared for the convention this year, Is
thought by the officers of tie Asso-
citation 20 be the best ever and a large
attendance from over the entire coun-
~ is expected.
Officers OF the Association have re-
ceived positive word that Rev. f. w.
Halpenny General Secy. and Supt. OF
the State Adult Dept, and Rev. L.
S. Smith OF Lafayette, formerly OF
this city will be present and take
part in the convention. Following
is the complete program for the three
DAYS OF the conventions:
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
Was Expected Tuesday.

Tuesday the Senate failed to
reach the name of a member who
would call the House baseball bill en-
third reading and there was no action
on the measure
AT noon the name of Beal had
been reached in the roll call for
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
Suits Filed.

Owen S. Linn has brought suit
against William Alfred and others to
quiet title.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
7:55-Recognition Service

OClNl(S
Presentation OF T. L. Diplomas
Mr.. c. N. Burnie
Solo-'The Old Sweet Story"
Mrs. Daniel Hahn
s:2O-Address-''The Purpose and
Plan OF the S. S" Mr. u. n. Burnie
Offering
Saturday
.Theme-Grade Work Illustrated
S:I5-Parallel Conferences,
a. Elementary grades Q-12) led
by Mrs NJ. J. Baldwin.
OBJ Advanced grades, led by Mr..
c. n. Burne
9;OO-Devot:onal--The Master Teach
err, His Enthus ia sm-"The Man
Born Bind. Rev E c Wareing
Lesson for February %
Sunday School Room
Primary Mrs. NJ J Baldwin
9:5O-Junior, Mrs. NJ J Baldwin
Main Auditorium
2O-Intermediate. Mr. c. ~ Burnie
9:5O-Senior and Adult, Mr. Burnie
1O:15-D:scussion
! 1O:30-Reports of Committees. In
stallation OF officers.
IL :OO-DiScussion-"The goal for
1909"
Afternoon
Theme-Advanced Movements
1:OO-Devotional--The Master Teach
err, His Patience-'The Demoniac
Boy" Rev E. c. Wareing.
1:3O-"The Great Commission"
Rev. c. H. Bright
2:OO-Report OF Co. Sup't Temper
ance Dept, Prof. |. S. Hahn
2:I5--Address, Geo. l. Hicks. Dis
trict Supt Anti-Saloon League.
Officers of Association.
TIE following are the officers for
the international, State, County and
Township organizations.
international S. S. Association
President, Hon. Judge Sites,
Louisville, KY; General Secretary,
Marion Lawrence
Indiana S. S. Association
President, w. c. Hall; General Sec
rotary, Rev E. W. Halpenny.
Marshall County Association
President, o. S. Ellis, Bremen;
Vice President. |. S. Hahn. Culver;
Recorder, Miss Loudell Staley, Ply
mouth; Secy-Treas.-Mrs. NJ E.
Hume. Plymouth.
Departures: Super:n;endents-Pri-
mary-Miss Ida Haines. Plymouth;
Home-Mrs E. w. League, Ply
mouth; Teacher Training-Esteila
Chase, Plymouth; Temperance-Prof
I. s. Hahn. Culver: Missions-Rev. G
N. Vail, Bremen; Adult Class-Rev.
J. w. Lake, Bremen, Ind.
Township Presidents-Polk, Geo.
NJ. Sprague; North, Melvin Hostel
Ter; German. Jas. B. Huff; West,
Hayes Mum; Center, w. NJ. Nichols
Bourbon, Nilas Wolf; Union. S. c.
S Hing; Green, Albert Cassidy; Wal
nut, Levi PuterbaugA Tippecanoe.
NV. A. Coar.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
PROGRAM.
Thursday.


Theme-The Township
2:OO-Devotiona and Fore-Word,
conducted by Co Pres, 0. S. Ellis
e:3O-"Ten Times One are Ten,
Response by Township Presidents.
3:30-Discussion-"Our create {
need and how 10 meet Il.
Thursday Evening.
Theme:-The "A. B. c. OF tie S. S.
7:15-Song Service-Led by Mems
Chorus, Rev. G. 4. Plug, Director
7:45-Devotional
7:55-Offering
s:oo-"A Survey OF the A. B. c. in
Marshall County" Rev. J. w. Lake
s:15-Address- Vanguard"
Rev. E. w. Halpenny
Informal reception in charge OF
Business Mems Bible Class" OF
NJ. f. S. S.
Friday
Theme-ExtensiOn
0 O-Devot;onal--Th Master Teach
er, His Method Of approach--"The
Woman OF Samaria'
Rev. E. c. Wareing
Miscellaneous business
9:4O-The Cradle Roll-'Where the
lambs 90 the hochs follow"
Mrs. NJ. J. Baldwin
1O:oo-Discuss ion-Mrs. Emma Frib-
ley, Mrs. Emma North
1O:15-The Home Dep.-"The Sleep
ing Giant at the Churca Door"
Mrs E. Wyman
1O:35-"House to house visitation"
Mrs. Ella Davis
1O:5O-The Intermediate Department
Problems and Suggestions"
Rev Z. W. Halpenny
II :3O-Round Table-"How can
these things be?'
:45-Annual report of County Pres,
O. S. Ellis
Afternoon
Theme-The s. S Staff
l:3O-Devot;onal-"The Master Teach
er, His Sincerity-''r rich young
man. Rev. E. c. Wareing
1 :5O-Echoes from the State,
Rev. f. W. Halpenny
2:OO-Convention sermon,
Rev l.. S Smith, Lafayette, Ind
2:45-"W Workers Together
Mr. Sanford Yockey
3:OO-"Here am |, send me"
Rev +. W. Halpenny
3:3O-Tle Teachers Reserve-'Stor-
les ard Story Telling
Mrs. VI. J. Baldwin
5 O'clock--Teacher Training Banquet
Friday Evening.
Theme-Teacher Training.
7:30-Devotional, Rev S II wager
7:45-Music-"Just Beyond" T. T.
Quartette-IMiss Julia Yockey, Mrs
Daniel Hahn Mss Gladys Hoover
Mrs. Frank Brooke.
7:5O-Report of County Supt. T. T
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
MARSHALL CD, SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION OPENS THURSDAY
Twenty Fourth Annual Meeting Will Be
Held in the Methodist Church
Excellent Program Prepared.

=
We are especially favored in
: the promise that three State
: Field workers will attend our
: County Convention, Rev E. w.
: Halpenny as General Secretary
: and Superintendent Adult Class
Class Department, Mrs. M. ].
Baldwin, a specialist in Pri-
: mary methods, and Mr.. George
Burnie expert in Teacher
: Training"
: The meeting OH Thursday
: evening will be in charge OF
: Rev. ]. w. Lake. County Sup
: erintendent of Adult Class de-
; partment. All adult members
of the Sunday school, especial
: ly all organized classes of men,
are requested to attend.
The second annual Teacher
Training Banquet will be held
on Friday afternoon at 5 o.
: clock. The favor shown this
event last year insures its in
creased popularity. Tickets and
information may be secured
< from Miss Esteila Chase, Coun-
ty Superintendent of Teacher
Training Department.
Many friends of Rev. L. S.
; Smith, who knew him during
= his FIVE years residence among
: US, will welcome his return He
will preach THE Convention
3 Sermon" on Friday afternoon
; at Q o'clock. He will also give
: one of the responses in the
banquet program.
E Officers of Association.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
Afternoon
Friday Evening.

Theme-Teacher Training
7:3O-Devotional, Rev S Ii wager
7:45-Music-"Just Beyond" T. T.
Quartette-IMiss Julia Yockey, Mrs
Daniel Hahn Mss Gladys Hoover.
Mrs. Frank Brooke.
7:5O-Report of County Supt. T. T.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25

Theme-The Township
2:OO-Devotiona and Fore-Word,
conducted by Co Pres, 0. s. Ellis
2:3O-"Ten Times One are Ten,
Response by Township Presidents.
3:3O-Discussi on-"Our great es {
need and how to meet It.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
Officers of Association.

TIE following are the officers for
the international, State, County and
Township organizations.
International S. S. Association
President, Hon. Judge Sites
Louisville, KY; General Secretary,
Marion Lawrence.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-14
: ::::::: ! SPORTS 900: :::'. !
OFFICERS WERE PLEASED
WITH THE CAMP SITE

The Macon News avs:
Col. Walter 4. Harris. in COM
mand of the Second Georsia regiment
troops. and Capt. Cooper d. Winn
of the Macon Volunteers. returned
last night from St. Simons island
where they spent several days MAX
ing all necessary arrangements for
the Second Georgia encampment
Captain VIM stated that a beau
tiful site had been selected for the
camp, and water pipes are now being
laid, While carpenters are erecting
the cook shacks and everything will
be in readiness when the soldiers
arrive on the island.
"The chain gang from Glynn coun-
ty is engaged in building fine rifle
range, which will lie completed this
week, and members of the Second
Georgia regiment are looking forward
with great pleasure to the trip.
The regimental band will accom-
pany the soldiers and many concerts
will be rendered during the week the
soldiers are in camp"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-14

At Knoxy lille Savannah rain.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-14
THINK PASSAGE OF BILL
WILL REVIVE BUSINESS

New York. July 13.-William z
Corey and Judge Ebert Gary, o; the
steel trust, returning from trip to
Europe, expressed the belief thai the
passage Of the tariff bill wouli re-
suit in a revival of business gen
orally
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-14
Georuia Southern and Florida Ry.

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from Waycross and
Ry Macon Atlanta KNOXVILLE Chattanooga Nash.
Vile. Louisville, Cincinnati Louis Chicago Throuon
coaches through Pullman sespers and dnns-c
convenien. connections O.. 8.
Ry Macon Atlanta and points moth
information 10 routes. any point
north west, address
c. q. RHODES Cen. Passenger Agent. Georgia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-14

GET TIE RINGS AT WOOD-BAT
LEY'S.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-22

fn Ia corte do distrlto on Taos va
rias otras causas ~interesantes Sc ven.
tilarcn, afuera del juicio dc Alvin
Potter por 81 asesinato de Pooler. Por
eiemplo, Victor Vigil fu6 querellado
por asalto y golpeo porque cort6 81
cabello d n mujer y 10 teji6 8 hizo
AN cabestro. Vigil SO acusd con culpa
y fue sentenciado 4 90 dias de cdrcel
Y 5000 dc multa y los costos. La SEN
tencia de en~carcelamiento fu6 suspen-
dida mientras Sc porte bien.
Las autoridades del condado SO han
yisto largo tempo molestadas por la
|fuga de presses conflnados en- ID cdrcel
de Taos, y 81 ex-carcelero Eugenio
valdez fue querellado y SO acus6 Gull
pable de ayudar q los presses 4 fugar-
se, siendo el ,iltimo fugitive un nativo
de Mexico que habIa oometido uu ase-
sinato. Fue multado en- $50 y los
costos.
A mas de estos fueron sacadas las
querellas siguientes: Por asesinato:
Carlos Gonzales, Juan Vigil, Clodo-
Arguello, Eligio James, BonIfacio
Cisneros, Jose r. Gonzales y Jesus
Gomez. Por asalto, Jose Fresquez; por
descargar una pistola en- una pobla-
cion William Mulligan; asalto con in
tencion de matar, Benjamin Madril;
estupro, Juan Chiquito Trujillo; robo
De un potro, Ira Stead.
William Mulligan SO confeso culpa-
pable y fue multado en- $25 y los cos
ios.
Tomas Torres Sc confes6 culpable de
7ender licor q los indios y fue multa-
en- 800 y los costos, pero la multa
ue suspendida mientras Sc porte bien
Maria Martinez de L.ucero obtuvo
liyoreio de 81 marido Perfecto Lucero,
Sc di6 4 aquella s. de alimonia cada
nes y Ia custodia de sus dos hljos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-22

Cualquier lectora de este papel RE-
cibira Al pedirlo, un p~erfecto Colador
de Cafe negotiable Cupon-nrivi-
legio del Or. Shoop, Racine. Wis. Es
~plateado. muy Undo. y preViene posi-
tivamente toda goteadura de cafe d
te. Ell Doctor 10 envia, con su nuevof
libro gratis tratando "del Cafe de la.
Salud" simplemente para introducir
ese perfecto substitute del cafe YER
dadero. AEl Cafe de Ia SaIud0 del
Or. Shoop esta a~dquiriendo su gran
.popularidad por primero, su exquisi
to gusto Y saber; segundo, su absoY
luta salubridad; tercero. fsu economic
! 1-2 ID. 25c; cuarto, su convenience.
No fastidioso hervir de 20 a 80 minHr
tos. "Hecho en- I'm minute" dice Ell
Or. Shoop. Pruebe en- su aImacen de-
where's. Para tener una agradable
sorpresa. vendido por Cartwright
co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-22

4A
La Compania Impresora del Nuevo
Mecicano ha preparado repertorios
Civil " Criminal para uso especial de
los Jueces de Paz. Estan reglados
con especialidad, con e~ncabezados inn
presses, en- ingles D espanoI, hechos en-
buen papel de registros. y encuardena-
dos de \ N fuerte y durable,
con respaldo dc piel y cubiertas v la
dos de tela, gentlemen I'm indice com
pleto en- Ell frente v las propinas de
'5ueces de paz y soto alguaciles impre-
q por entero m la pagina primera.
ppaginas son de 101-26 pulgadas.
Estes libros estan formados en- reper-
torios civil v criminal, Separates, de
81 paginas cada uno, D con ambos
civil \ criminal e-ncuardenados en- un
libro, so paginas de civil y $40 pagi-
criminal. A fin de introducirlos
son o~freaidos d los precios s~iguientes:
GiYil o criminal y. .$2.7B
Civil v criminal juntos. 400
PoE 45I c~entavos adicionales Dor i'm
solo repertorio, o IS centavos adicio-
males por in repertoire de combina-
elon seran enviados por correo d ex-
preso franco de porte. I'll precio com
oleto dehe acompanr los pedidos. Di
ran ciaramente 81 q~uieren con encabe-
faqQs impresos en- ingles on en- CASTE
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-22

Sc han repartido inyitaciones para
la boda de Tomas Baoa, hijo del ex-
alguacil Leandro Baca y esposa, ' de
Ia Sta. Francisquita g Baca, hija de
Don Juan A. Baca y esposa, de Bur-
ley. La ceremonial nupcial tendra lu-
gar en- casa dc la novia en- la ma1ana
del 20 de Mayo Y sera seguida por un
almuerzo DE boda y reception. Ambos
81 novio y Ia novia pertenecen q fami.
las bien quistas del condado de So
zorro y por tarto comenzaran 81 vida
dc casados con los parabienes y bue-
nos deseos de IN gran cfrculo de ami
Cos parientes, Seran padrinos Don
Estevan ]. Baca y esposa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-22

AA .MnW |LNI IM'
FL anticuado sistema de medicinar
un estomago debil o estimular 81
corazon o los rinones els completa.
mente e~quivocado. ri DR.. Shoop fue
quien primeramente hizo YER csc
error. Es por ESQ que su receta.
"El Restau ador del DR.. Shoop---es
enteramente dIrigido a la causa de
esos sufrimientos, los debiles ners
vios interiors; 0 sease los que rigen
81 sistema. No es tan dificil, dice ei
Or. Shoop reforzar i'm Estomago,
Corazon or Rinones debiles, 81 es Que
SO va a clio correctamente. Cada
organs interior tiene su respective
regente Inferno. Cuando esos ner!
vios decaen sos organos deben SCI
guramente desmejorar tambien. Esas
vita les verdades hacen que en- todas
parties los farmaceuticos d~espachen
Y recomienden el Restorative del DR..
Shoop. Pruebese unos dias u weasel
Mejoramiento seguira pronta v rapi.
iamente- Vendido por STRIPPING, Bur;
row, & Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-22
Los oFIciALEs DE LA cARcEL
MuY ocUPADos.

N#HE f-tH Nf4
Ell periodic del sabado al lunes fue
uno muy laborioso para los ofciales
de Ia carcel local. Entire individuos
arrestados por borfachera y dos de.
mentes 't~uvieron las manos llenas El
sabado al mediodia, eli alguacil Sill.
1viano Roibal asistido por dos dipn!
tados, trajo q la c6rcel 4 A~nastacio
Salazarcon objeto de obtener una or
den para encerrar al hombre en- Ell ash
10 de Las Vegas. Ell sabado v ell do
mingo en- la noche Ell loco MODESTO mu-
cho q los ~ofciales de la carcel. Esta
loco furioso y fu6 necesario confinar-
le al cuidado de gaardia especial.
Form6 mucho alboroto con sus gritos
y desvarios. Ell lunes ell diputado AL
berto Garcia tomb cargo de Marcelino
Archuleta, III j6ven de la escuela in
dfgena de Santa Catalina. Ell mucha-
cho ha perdido 81 luicio y fu6 llevado
81 Or. Sloan para Que 10 exami-
nase.
Los snjetos siguientes fueron arres.
4ados el sabado en- la noche por borra-
,hera Y des6rden: Aleiando Romero,
Juan Rivera, Federico Blea, Pedro
Martinez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-22
Muchos Prisioneros Tfaidos q ID
Penitenciaria.

III martes pasado fu6 traida 4 Ia PEI
nitenciaria una ristra dc c6nvictos
aumentando de una manera material
81 ndmero de los coninados. Ell al
gucii 2. Quintana lego de Taos con
Alvin Potter 10 puso & cargo de los
oficiales de penitenciaria, estando ba-
10 ~sentencia de 80 amos.
AL mediodia 81 alguacil Jesus Ro-
nero del condado dc Bernalillo lego
de Albuquerque, acompanado do sus
diputados Paul Apodaca, Felipe Tru-
iillo y Richard Lewis, y trajo a los si-
guientes prisioneros a la prision: RAJ
faei Rodriguez, un afo; W. Fl. Dun
can, un ano. Daniel Sullivan, 10 a1o;
Hart Bassett, seis meses; Joshua Ro-
berts. diez y sells meses; r. RI. Miller,
IN afo; Nicolas Gallegos, dos amos:
Jose Largo, nm ano; Antonio P~ettini,
45 amos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-22
F~aliecimiento del Hermano
Mateo.

HMA+4
En- la noche del tunes pasado, d
Hermano Mateo, vice presidente de-
Colegio de San Miguel, So enferm6 re-.
pentinamente, Y 81 martes 4 la i de la
tarde exhal6 81 dltimo allento. La
causa de su muerte fu6 hemorragfa
cerebral. Ell finado tenia So amos do
edad y habia estado en- oil Colegio diez
y siete afiss ocupando ell puesto de vice
presidente Y professor de la segunda
clase. Era natural del Canada y antes
de venir 4 Nuevo Mexico sirvi6 va
rias veces como presidente del Colegio
de los Hermanos Cristrianos en- Prai-
RE Ettienne y tambien en- los colegios
de la misma ordene en- Nueya Orleans
y Ia Sale, Illinois. En- 81 colegio To-
cal era professor dc historic, matema-
tica q ingles. Sns funerales ~tuvieron
lugar 81 microbes q las 5 de la manana
en- Ia cathedral, con misa de cuerpo pre-
sente, 81 entierro tuvo lugar 81 mis-
mo dia 4 las 3 de la tarde en- el cemen-
del Rosario.