davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-28

honest, innocent man would have done
Governor Gillett hired a detective and
sent him down here to scour the conn
tryside. The evidence and the kind of
men brought before you show the re-
suits of that move. Wherever he could
discover person with a grievance
against Doctor Van Liew that nerson
was brought here and testified. AS
against these, however, you have the
testimony of those who stood for the
defense-the best men and women the
community has: You saw the differ
ence between the two classes of VIII
nesses, and that fact speaks for itself. 3"
In the course of his address Yell re-
ferred to Miller as Judas Iscariot and to
van Liew as star of Bethlehem.
DROP 1T, SAYS WEBB
Attorney Seymour followed with two
hours of impassioned oratory, and Wehh
concluded with a plea to the board To
settle the matter and then drop it for
all time.
All the members of the board Of
trustees denied having told Governor
Gillett that Governor Pardee had rec
commended the appointment of Van
Liew. despite his reputation. They also
declared that they knew of no charges
against him filed in 1908, or at anv
other time
NHeH uiScuSSlhS lnlS affair with
Governor Gillett.', said Chairman Cog
gins, 'he told us he had charges filed
with Governor Pardee in 1903 This
was the first intimation / had of anv
such charges, and my understanding
was that Governor Pardee had thoueht
them so insignificant that he had not
even passed them to the board of trus
tees for investigation. 1 know nosi-
lively that no charges were filed with
the board of trustees"
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-28

SWEENEY TO SPEAK-The speaker at the open
air forum of the school Of employment. Troca-
dero canyon, Sunday afternoon. will be John
W. Sweeney, a member OF the building trades
council.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07

you an longin' for you. an | won't
have you go. Marry me now, Patsy.
Well get along somehow"
He went TO her and put his arm
around her
. "Say yes" he urged. stroking her
hair back from her forehead caressing-
Iy. whats the use of waitin'?'
AN put crimp in your prospects"
she exclaimed suddenly. looking up at
him mo. Dan. l amt such weak
minded slob as that l was foolish to
let that rave outer me. I'm just tired,
that's ALL"
"It breaks me all Up" he said, with
a sob in his voice. 81 know we could
make it a co.
mot by beginnin' wrong on the
money proposition, boy. Just how do
We stand? Mom's been hintin'-but
let's get down to cases"
at started at Sheepshead," he be-
gan. Il thought had string Of good
ones ~
'An' they turned out skates
eyes. I didn't pull of purse that
was more than chicken feed. / had to
take in a partner, and it doesn't look
like I'll earn more than my keep for
the next six months"
'HOw's this Crawford goin' to boost
your game?"
Hes lent me money. an I've given
him half interest in the stables an
mortgage on the rest as security for
the loan. 1t was a case of take some
one in or get out myself. But we've
some promisin' youngsters that ought
to bring good price Then I'll pay
him up or sell out to him. Anyhow,
I'm goin' to quit this game. Me for a
stock farm"
''Then we'd settle down like a couple
of Reubens-us an the cows" she com
mented at length. without enthusiasm.
Not cows-horses." he explained.
mo more playin' dates at Sleeps
head or New Orleans:''
No travel at all; just stayin' home"
Just stayin' home. On, Dan, do you
s'pose it would last?"
He looked at her in great surprise.
why, sure" he said.
Il dunno" she continued doubtfully,
shaking her head I've met more than
one doll who has thrown a man down
hard just to get back to the bright
lights. They handed out lot of junk
about love for their art when it was
nothin' but a hankerin' for the excite
ment- Dan, amt no better than any
one else. I'm kinder afraid"
Dan smiled at her fondly and pooh
pOohed her aDDrehensions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
BOSS" PLATT Is =
DEAD IN NEW YORK
Former Senator and Power
In Politics, Dies of
Bright'S Disease.

New York. March Former United
States senator Thomas c. Platt once
known as the boss of New York" died
mere yesterday afternoon of Bright's
disease, after long illness.
senator Plat retired from congress
last year, when EIihu Root was elected
IN ms place. The last months Of his
oIlclal life were clouded by the breach
OF promise suit brought by Washing
Ton woman, and by testimony brought
out IN the insurance scandals.
Thomas Collier Plat, Republican, of
o"egO, was born in Owego. n. Y, July
70 1855; was prepared for college at
O"ego academy; was a member of the
class OF 1853 of Yale college, but was
competed TO give up the course in that
institution on account of i'll health; re-
celved the honorary degree of NJ A
from that college in 1876; entered mer-
camille life soon after leaving school,
and has been in active business since;
was president of the Tioga National
bank at its Organiza ton: became largely
interested in the numbering business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07

"Ah, Patsy. me darlin'. you're for
gettin' It's a lesson women must
learn, somehow, somewhere. some day.
Better you nor some one else to stand
by an watch she amt harmed"
Patsy sighed
True" she said slowly. Maybe
you're right, nom, after ALL"
whist" exclaimed O'Brien. Here's
a rig comm"
I've a bunch that's Dan. Skidoo,
pop" cried Patsy. kissing him hastily
and pushing him toward the door.
THAT goes Tor you. too, nom. 1 guess
I don't need no chaperony"
Patricia O'Drien's love was of that
kind which is a wcman's whole exist
cree terminating on that day five
years before when. q stranger. Mallory
had smiled into her eyes. it had grown
into passion that filed every waking
hour OF her life, a passion that alb
sence had but purified and ennobled.
''Do-you know-you're-takin - my
breath away she gasped between the
kisses he planted avidly on her lips.
"Am I?'' he said, and he kissed her
again and again
after seventeen weeks touring imi-
tation towns this is certainly peach
preserves she murmured.
ITS heaven To me you're the one
girl in the whole universe" he de-
clared ferventIy.
- I <1ff,
er women stacked up against-yOu
win-easy."
II never saw anything that was in
your class, Patsy. You look like a four
time winner yourself"
Honest, DAMP
you're prettier than ever"
The girl regarded him quizzically.
"Say. amt you afraid Of gettin'
pinched for peddlin' hot air without q
licenseT' she asked.
'Tt amt hot air. It's Gods truth.
Gee. but it's good to look at you. You
don't know how miss you. dear"
II must hump back to the real pud-
die tomorrow"
Tomorrow Why"
ITO connect The Moonlight Maids
goes into cold storage"
$50 l gathered. Seems TO be a bad
season for shows"
Its always a bad season for bad
shows with bum backin'.
'sThis everlastin' huntin' job gets
on my nerves." she said dejectedly.
I'm tired of it. tired of missin' you,
Dan; tired of SEEM you only once in
dogs age"
$50 am 1, sick to death of missin'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07

in Michigan: was county clerk of the
county of Tioga in 1859, 1860 and 1861;
was elected TO the forty-third and forty
fourth congresses; was elected United
States senator January IS, 1881. and re-
signed that office May 16 of the same
year; was chosen secretary and director
OF the United States Express company
in 1879, and in 1880 was elected presi-
dent of the company; was member and
president of the board of quarantine
commissioners of New York from 1880
till 1888; was delegate to the national
Republican conventions of 1876. 1880,
1884, 1883, 1892, 1896 and 1900; had been
a member of the national Republican
committee; was elected United States
senator in 1896 for the term beginning
March +, 1897, and reelected in 1903. His
term Of service expired March 3, 1909.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07

Lillian TalbOurg, Las Cruces, n. NJ; J.
r. Williams, Los Angeles, Cal; NJ G.
Huff and wife. La Fayette, La; FEEDER
leo Ramos, Chihuahua; NJ G. Dawney,
Cincinnati. Ohio; George Simpson and
wife Colorado Springs, Cal.
Zeiger: Charles Smith. L B. Caruth-
ers. Sonora; John L. Duffy, Forest SER
vice: w. L. Arnold, LewistOwn. Mo-; A.
a. LeIevier. Guaymas. Mex; H A. VIII
Iiams. Kansas City. Mo-; A. s. Ander-
son. Menan. Idaho; C. ROthbothem,
Newark, N J.; A F. s. Cooper. Boston.
Mass: welch Mcclure, Las Cruces, y.
NJ: P. NJ Pitner Chicago. ILL.,; J. P.
Peters, J. T. Robb. T. RObb. Kansas
City, Mo; s. 2. TuIlons. Valentine. Tex
as; J. E. Gardner. Sierra Blanco. Texas;
w A. Root. Los Angeles, Calf; w. L.
Arnold, Lewistown, Md; George r
Stout. Philadelphia, Penn; George Dal-
ercourt, Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07

"You amt no doll. and you're a mil
lion times better than other girls he
said. I'm not afraid l know you
love me-"
THAT last parts no idle dream" she
responded.
AN that's what counts he said re-
assuringly. Don't you go gettin' all
stewed up"
cit amt my fault. I'm a little up
stage today. I'm upset in me mind"
She rose and paced the room nerv-
ously.t
Anything gone wrong?' he inferno
gated anxiously, rising also.
''Nora's thrown a scare into me-
''Nora!'
Eyes. She's got q stage career all
doped out, an nom an pops been let
tin her dream. An it's all dead
wrong"
whats wrong about it?''
Every ole thing. Say, don't tell me
you've encouraged her too!'
"O'Brien asked my advice, an 1
didn't see anything to stop her"
well, you are a lot of yaps," de-
clared Patsy emphatically. Can't you
see she amt to be trusted outside the
front yard? Not that she amt good
and sweet, but she amt got any head.
don't know where she gets it, bat
she's shy on KNOWN the difference be-
tween right an wrong"
Ito Be Continued.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
TRY THIS LIQUID
ECZEMA CURE.

Cures letter, Eczema, Salt Rheum
and all itching Skin diseases 1t mat
tiers not how long you have suffered.
what you have tried, or II every part
OF your body is an Hching, burning
gore, a permanent cure awaits you.
Thousands have been cured by the use
of Imperial Remedy" Among them
are people from every town and village
in the south
The instant Imperial Remedy'' il
applied you feel relieved This prepa-
ration has a pleasant odor. contains no
grease or salve and requires no band
ages. 1t is a clean liquid which pene-
trates the pores, Ioosens the fbrous
tissues and puriffes the diseased parts.
After the disease has all been driven
out the skin is left pure, clear, soft
and white, and the trouble viii never
return again The price OF Imperial
Remedy Is 81 per bottle. Your Local
druggist can get IL for you. II he
viii not, mail US 81, and we will send
you a bottle by express, charges pre-
paid Imperial Medicine Co.. Houston.
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07

If troubled with Indigestion. consti-
patton, no appetite or feel bilious, give
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets trial and YOU will be pleased with
the result These tablets invigorate the
stomach and liver and strengthen the
digestion. Sold by all druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
$50 TO $500
SAVED
I'm Buying One
Piano
E1zzI.ZI i . sJs'I'2 !; NJ

Who have been selling High Grade Pi-
amos in FL Paso, Texas, for over %
years, and ere now going out of the
r,Iano business, and have to close out
ab0uf forty pianos at once to make
room on account of remodeling their
building. We win never buy any more
pianos. and this is a real closing out
sale of Pianos and all musical instru
Enents, Sheet Music and Musical Mer-
chandise, except Talking Machines and
Photograph Goods.
GOOD NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS FROM
s1s5 UPWARDS
GOOD UPRIGHT PIANOS FROM
800 TO s155.
PIAE0LA PIANO PLAYERS 1875 AND
W. c. walz retires from active bust
ness
W. G. WalZ company will cut down
their many lines to Talking Machines,
monographs, Spalding & Bros Ath-
Ietic Goods, Eastman Kodaks. and
efbods that belong to these lines. and
win occupy one store room and two
Easements only.
Everything else goes at reduced
prices.
Our Curio Business for sale at cost.
Harry T. Wall and VIM. C. Walz, jr.,
viii DO the work hereafter and the olu
man is going fishing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07

George E Parrish. New York; r. F. Lii
lev IittIetOn. Colo; L. w Booker, San
Antonio: H c. Archer, Mexico; s. J.
King. Greensberg, Pa; F. e Black,
Houston, Tex; r H KatZ, Mexico City;
W. r. Moore and wife. Kansas City Mo-;
c. L. Yuigo. Mexico City; Mrs. C. S.
Yuigo and daughter, Mexico City; P
Y. Pardan. Artesian, n. NJ
Orndorff: a. J. Des Stake, Silver City.
\. NJ; ]. w Meyers and wife, Ashland,
o.; P. D. Robes and family. Cananea,
Sonora; Mary BrOokins, Minneapolis
Mimi; W. II. Ellsworth and wife, Mil
waukee: Sam Walsh. Pueblo, Col; r J.
Scott. Vancouver. B. c.; o. K Jones,
Sweetwater Texas: L. S Allen, A E
Sparks. Newport, Texas; J. H More
land. W. y. Robinson. Parral, Mex; H
F. Spooner. P. P Weeks. New York;
J. L. Augustine, Lordsburs n. NJ; Rob-
ert Black, Silver City. \. NJ; F. N
Gage. Tombstone, Ariz.; Mrs. L. D.
Ready and children, Naco. Ariz.; J. Nc
Call, J. Mansberger, Mrs. H. n. Dun
ming, Miss z. Dunning, Chicago. Ill;
George Little, Xenia. Ohio: Juan Balm.
Kansas City. No; F. A. Bush, Silver
City. " NJ: c. E Mitchell and wife.
Mrs. W. E. Warren, G. F. Rousseau,
AlamogordO. y. NJ; Mrs. J. H. Wallace,
La Union. N NJ; Ross Cunnick, Clint.
Texas.
AngeIus: J. F. Dedwick, Chicago,
Ill; Z. L. Williams, Los Angeles, Cal;
r. J. Stiles, Tucson, Ariz-; T. W. White,
Chicago, ILL.,; J. Hesley, Hulyuke.
Glass; T. V. Kingler, Litterdorf. Swift
erland; s. l. Benham. Waco, Texas; c.
A. Dell, Oakland, Cal; Mrs. Oscar B.
Wood, Chloride, n. NJ; c. E. Keshner,
Chicago, Ill; Ed. Jacehlang,, Chicago,
Ill; NJ T. Egan, Washington; c. A.
Hunsiker. New Mexico; S. B. Lamkin.
Dawson. n. NJ; Sra. Adelaide G. de Car
rillo, Mexico; ST.. z. Romero, Mexico;
Ernest L. Raumger, Philadelphia, Pa;
G. F. Warden, Las PaIomas; Mrs. S. II.
Warden, Cutler; F. K. Jones and wife,
Chicago, Ill; z. Gabel. Chicago, Ill;
Mrs. Thompson, Chicago, HI; Felipe
Lucero, Las Cruces, n NJ.
Grand Central: J. A. Brouland. Mid
land, Tex; J. II. Ryan. Omaha, Neb-; C.
Shannon, Los Angeles. Cal; Anton
Tomaschek, Mexico City; L. Holmes,
Los Angeles, Cal; Baptiste Boronda,
California; n. E. Kennedy and wife.
Las Cruces, N NJ; VIM. S. Turnbull,
Schenectady, n. Y; John Stroyan, Las
Cruces, n. NJ; L. L. Wiley, Bakersfield,
Cal; J. ". Brumer, Clovis, N NJ; S. NJ
NJ Dougher, Kansas City, n. NJ; Miss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07

HAVE YOU SOMETHING TO SFTIs
You can easily sell Il Call Bel rs.
Auto 1115, tell the girl what it is and
The Herald VIII sell it. No bother, no
[ormality-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-07-14
Agriculture en- Mexico

LAS Escuelas Oficiales de la Re
DjbllCA Mexicana tendrAn en- Il
snbseGnente un nuev0 ramo dc
"nsefanza: sera el dc agriculture
3u ensefianza SO dividifa en- ele-.
mental. secnndaria Y superior, ,siGt
do Ii primera. obligatoria en- las
EscueIas del Diatrito Federal v
p'trritorios de Topic. Baia Califor
mia Y Ouintana Roo. La aecunda.
ria SO administered en- las ISscue.
Las secundariaa anexas & las eata.
clones exp6rimentakes. v. por !ilti.
mo, la superior SO impartira en-
la Escuela Naeional de Agricul-.
tbra v Veterinaria. Ia cual forma-
ri distint0a grupus Que SO pondrA
d cargo dc inteligontes ingenicros
nfofesares.
la agriculture, uno do los ramos
Que aftortan & los pnebIos ciyili-
2ad0s la riaaega v la abundancia
u son eI mas positive v seauro sig
no dc s1 adeiantainisnto, esth sien
do ohtetO de la atenci6n del Coz
bierno M8gi0ano.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-07-14
----------~~--------s.-s,-----.S
Tel6tono, 1889

Present6 La queia contra Mira
Mcllen. Miss Tillie Brew, emplea-
ga detective de la negociaci6n de
Macy Il Co., qui6n en- su dueia hi
70 eoEstar que sigui6 & Mra.
Mellen por los Sarios departamen-
tos do la tienda v observe como
tomaba varios pequeiios artfculos
v los ocultaba en- su bolsa de ma
n". El robo consisti6 en- 10 si---
rmentt que le fu6 encontrado: /
Lar dc medias de 48 centavos; I
par dc guantes SO ccntavos; / pie
~ de encaie 80 centavos; un oh
ieto de picl estampada Dor valor
de ~ centavos y una paletilla de
lnnpiar 13 centavos.
Fue arrestada al salir do la item
da por el pOlicfa especial w. H.
Wall v devuclta al interior de La
ticnda Sc le encontraron los obje-
tos robados. Ante la autoridad
judicial di6 por nombre Mrs. Ma-
ry Smith, diciendo ser de M0nti~-
cello, N. Y, pero su acusadora
Miss Brew, inform6 al Magistrate
Breen que su positive nombre era
Mrs. Mellen, siendo perfectamen-
To conocida en- la tienda de varie-
dades Dor tener cuhta eabierta en-
ella desde hace alRunos afi0s.
! Cuando el iuez le ofreci6 noti-
ficar sus amigos el case paraa
Que otorgase alguien la fianza, G.
@Ia sc opuso de una manera termi.
dante declarando que moriria de
.pena, v ofreci6 dar la fianza en-
moncda cOntante 10 cual efectu6
legresand0 con un cmplcad0 4 La
ticnda v sacando q su cuenta los
1900 que depOsit6 en- la oficina
respect!va.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-07-14
Millionaire que Roba

Dicen dc New York. con fecha
il dc Julio mo obstante ser pro
pietaria do una colossal fortuna en-
Dropietades, bonos Y una elegante
mansion veraniega, Mrs. Mary Nc
len r;ca viuda residente en- RI.
v"rside Drive, n1mero 81, cstG
Dr6xima q ser iuzgada por rate.
rias en- una tienda dc variedades
pertcnccicnte & r. II. Macy & Go.
Mrs. MCllen, que es una anciu-.
na de 70 amos dc edad, fuG arrcs-
Sada al salir de 10 tienda acusAn-
"oscla dc haber tornado de los
'm0stradOres algunas mercancfas
que rcnresentan un valor do $1.81
El arrcstO de Mrs. Mcllcn eau
SO no pOca sOrpresa. Estaba YES
tlda luiosamente y llevaba en- sus
|"ld"rnoS no menos que mil dollars
Me diamantes. Su capital sc .esti-
ma en- un million de dollars. Pr
dlo ser puesta en- libortad Y aun
supplied & 10 policfa y & los princi-
!pa'cs dc In tienda que no revcla-
cen su condici6n & ninguno dc
suS hiios, Quienes actualmentc &c
rn"uentran en- su casa veraniega
dc Monticello.
Despu6s dc scr arrestada Mrs.
Mellen por una de las detectives
do la tienda, fu6 entregada & Ia
policfa Y conducida ante la corte
dc D0licfa de Jefferson Market
donde el magistrate Breen ordenf
su detenci6n para que sea iuzga-
ia on sesi0nes espcciales. Sc lc
! 'di6 una fianza dc $500 la cual
It0rgG en- cfcctivo. sacAndOla de
In tienda misma dOnde efectu6 III
laterin. con cuya casa haco al
gunOs amos ticnc alberto un am
plio crGditO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-07-14
Levantanliento Glescubierto.

Dicen de la Habana. con fecha
II de Julio :--Han sido arresta--
dos por la policfa hoy on la maiia-
ma el Coronel Jorge Valera, mu-
lato, y seis personas mas. las
mas dc elias dc color. Sc les acu-
81 de estar conspirando para for
tmalizar un levantamiento contra
tl GohiernO.
Los siete aprehendidos iban en-
canine para Vieia Bermeia. on
lH provincial dc Matanzas, hacia
tnvo lugar SC habia cmbarcado
nreviamentc dcsdc Ia Habana IL
na gran GAIA cOntcniendo armas
munic;Uncs v dinamita. Las ear
tas y demds dOcumentos encontra
dos en- pOder dc las personals apre.
hendidas v conducidas 4 Ia Haba-
IA. Darecen complicar en- ol
hnOvimjento cOnspiradOr i muchas
,Otras J. ersOnas.
La policia sigui0 la pista al
haul hHsta Ia Escucla de Mcdicina
de la Universidad de la Habana,
Fu6 arrestado inmediatamente cl
! ortero del institute encontran-
dose ell SUI possession gran cantidad
dc dinamita.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-07-14
Americancs & Nicaragua.

Dicen dc Montgomery. Ala. con
fccha 10 de Julio:-Un Official de
se Guardia Nacional de Alabama
runnira 500 hombres en- oil
camDament0 de Chickamauga La
semana entrantc. los cuales sc EN-"
oanckaran como voluntarios para
prcstar servocio de armas en- Mica
ragua. segnn rumOres que circu"
Ian ampliamente en- Montgomery
No sc dice 4 que facci6n favorece'
ran los amcricanOs nj sc ha. logra-
do sahersc dcsdc que lugar sc en-
barcaran en- que fecha. pero sc
sosticnc que este official Y su gen
to sc harAn & la vela para Nicara-
eua tan pronto como lcvanten Ia
atnte necesaria cerrando el alista'
micnto v que su fin es dar ter
n mo 4 La luchas entire Las fuerzas
40 Madriz v las de Estradn.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-07-14
SO tienden redes & un DELINQUENT,


Esperase que Justo Morales
acusadO dc haber dado muerte no
ha mucho tiempoa George Schulcr
c6era en- las redes que le ha ten
dido el departamento dc policia
tte Pearsall. Aseg1rase que Mora
les esta procurando acercarse
ia frontera con ell fin de pasar al
lado mexicano v ponerse 4 salvo
de la tenaz persecution de la poll
Gin texana. Dero segGn parccc,l las
cosas So han arreglad0 de manera
tai, que le sera sumamcnte dificil
epltar I'm encuentrO con el diDu--
tadO sheriff Long Y su gcnte, uuie
mes 10 buscan OF sentido contrariO
q la ruta que sigue. Morales, Sc.
gtp los inf0rmes 0btenid0s por In
policia. va acompaiiado dc 0trC
lfsea iepno ioyen Y ambos estan ar.
II1ad0s con nm rifley tiIfa esG0peta
Eiaiaban en- un liviano express de
mucllcs.
El Luncs por la manana saliG
de Devine Dick Mcchlcr. qui6n
Vcnia dc rcgrcso 4 San Antonio.
Sali6 dc Dcvinc 4 la madrugada
V como Il tres miIlas dc distancia
dc aaue! pueblo cncOntr6 dos me-
hcXicanOs en- un express liviano,0
Sc dirigian con rumbo al pnnto dc
d0ndc 81 venia. las scnalcs de
no dc los individuos comedian
pcrfcctamnete con las de Just0
Morales. por cuya raz6n inmcdia-
tFmcnte nue lego 4 San Antonio
diG parte 4 la pOlicia & Immediate
lnente sc transmitieron telegra-
n.as & las autoridades de los di--
frrcntcs Dueblos de aducl rumb0
rara Que cst6n pendientcs de eli
hegada pr0curen sr aprchcn-.
sion.
Sc infiere que Morales hncc Rus
caminatas por La nochc v de dia
SO cmb0sca para evitar ser encon.
trado. El carrito ligero encontra.
do por Mechler contenfa totlos los
aDarat0s de campamento. de don.
dc sc infiere que va dc camino
largo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-07-14
POR Ell CAMPEONATO.

POR Ell CAMPEONATO.
"Dicen de Cambridge, Mass, +,
con fecha II de Julio:
Earl M. V. Long, substitute
central de la Universidad de Har-
ward y uno de los hombres mas
bien desarrollados que ha tenido
eI colegio duraDte varios amos, re
sulta con fiebre pugilfstica. De.
sea tener un encuentro con john
son en- la arena y cree que puede
disputarle ell tftulo de Campe6n.
Long es pr6ximamente de la
estatura de johnson y ha estado
siempre en- perfectas condolences,
debido en- gran parte, seg1n ase-
gura 81. & su selection cientffica
de los alimentos, los cuales le
0cuestan solamente 81 & la sema-
ma. Long dijo: "Se un POGO de
box y he boxeado antes y des-
pu@s que vine q Harvard. Me a.
ilEgrarfa encontrarme con John
son, pugilfsticamente hablando;
mas adn, tendria sumo placer en-
vencerlo."
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-07-14
Dependientes arrestados.

Diccn de Torre6n. Coahuila, con
fecha 8 de Julio :-~-Varios depcn--
6ientes de la Zapateria Francesa
han sido arrestados baio Ia acusa-
con de robar Napatos del cstabie-
timiento para venderlos despuGs
cn In, ciudad. Algttnas otras ten
das de Ia ciudad han estado que
jandose durante los dias pasados
contra aIgunos dc sus empleados {
Qpiencs Green culpables do robos
de efectos dc valor DUO Sc han cx-
traviado de sus tiendas,