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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25
a WORTHY APPEAL.

There should be a generous response
to the appeal Of the Guided Circle Oh
the Kings Daughters published IN
these columns this week. There Will
he many demands upon this nopie
charity as the holiday season ap-
proaches and they cannot meet them
unless the public generally supply the
necessary funds, fuel and clothing.
The Kings Daughters is one OF the
noblest philanthropic organizations in
NIL this section. Money contributed 10
It Is always we'll and wisely expended.
Il is an organized charity and If any
one really desires his benefactions TO
be prudently and properly applied 1t
As almost always safest to make con-
tributions through an organized char
ity. Few have any conception OF the
great work done by the Kings Daugh'
tiers but there are many families IN
this section who can speak eloquentiy
OF their past services to humanity
what they ask they should receive.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25

he never faltered and the more dis
couraging the reports the more deter
mined he was to achieve the victory.
There are others in the county
who without price or the hope Of re-
ward did valiant service in the cause.
These cannot all be mentioned by
name but The Herald expresses it's
high appreciation Of their patriotic
devotion to the cause and their gen.
erous labors for better government
and higher ideals. They have earn
co the gratitude of the people who
stand for temperance. They have
been in two long hard battles this
year. They are entitled to a rest
and to the good will of their fellows,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25
THE RESULT ACCEPTED.

! The Chattanooga Times, which has
been the organ Of the Patterson-Tay-
lor party since the nomination OF
Senator Taylor has at last accepted
the result of the recent election and
admitted the victory of Hooper.
This should end all further contro-
versy. The Times eats its dish OF
crow with becoming grace and as
sures the Governor elect that it Will
uphold his hands in his endeavors
to further the best interests OF the
people of Tennessee. Let us In all
sincerity express the hope that the
Times will pursue this policy.
So far as The Herald is concern
ed the campaign ended on the after
non of 4 o'clock on election day. 1t
admits that threats OF contest upon
the part of Senator Taylor and his
partisans did cause alarm. There
was a time when this paper feared
that the State might be further en-
broiled in political strife. But hap
pilv those who contemplated this
course have changed their minds ana
accepted the situation.
If the so-called regulars" have
elected Senators or Representatives
they should be seated. The same ID
true Of the fusionists. 1t Is more
important to the peace and welfare
of Tennessee that thie strife and con-
fusion and turmoil and bitterness
should end than It ia that any politi-
clan should have an office. Poor,
bleeding Tennessee pleads for rest
from strife. Her highest welfare Inn
peratively demands It. There has
been too much SANDER, too much mis-
representation, too muon bitterness
engendered. The material interests
of the State have suffered.
The Herald believes that Capt.
Hooper will make the State cap
able, conscientious and hard work
ing Governor. Her interests Will be
safe in his hands. And no member
OF the Legislature should seek to en-
barass his administration because
such a course may appeal to him
as promoting the interests of his fac
ton, That idea is unpatriotic and
fraught with danger to the common
wealth.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25
CHAIRMAN FoReEY.

BY his successful management Of
the campaign for the election OF tenn
perance Democrats in this county to
the House of Representatives
Thomas B. Forgey has placed the adj
vocates OF good government under
renewed obligations to him. His
management Of the contest for the
independent judiciary in the ninth
district proved his capability and re
liability as a sampaign manager and
his selection to direct the fight fol
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25
pRoposEn HARMoNY.

PROPOSED HARMONY.
Efforts to bring about harmony In
the Democratic party and relieve the
Marty and the State Of turmoil and bit
tsrness and strife deserve the sup
mort of all good citizens regardless OF
mast factional differences provided OF
course a basis Of agreement can be
reached that win not involve a sacri-
ace of fundamental principles. Ana
The Herald believes such an agree
mant can be reached Concessions
win have to be made by both sides II
enduring peace is to be obtained but
there ought to be fairminded men OF
patriotic impulses upon both sides
who for the good of the party and the
advancement Of the highest interests
Of the state, should be willing to make
reasonable concessions.
It is, in the judgment Of this Jour-
nal, inadvisable to make the distribu-
ton Of oflces the basis for q harmony
agreement. The people are not par
ticularly concerned az to the person
mel of the ONCE holders 30 long as
honest and efficient servants are Pc
Iected. But they are vitality interest
cd in the policy which shall character
ixe the administration Of government
with respect to certain cardinal prin-
cipies. The proposition submitted Dy
Luke Lea and associates was made IN
good faith and with an eye single to
the best interests Of all the people.
That we do not doubt But its weak
ness lies In the fact that too much
stress was laid upon the parcelling out
of the Offices. That should have been
a minor matter. The reply Of Messrs.
vertrees and Baxter evinced the right
spirit and showed high conception
of the proper policy which should be
made the basis for an amicable ad'
1ustment.
The Herald believes that with the
temperance question, the election law
and the party machinery as the sole
nnhiects of discussion that an agree
ment that will be just and fair 10
both parties, one that will conserve
the hest interests of the State and
win do no violence to the cause OF
good government, can be reached
Cool heads, patriotic impulses and de-
votion to the public veal must be
characteristics possessed by those
who do the negotiating for both fac
lions. A display of i'll temper, de-
sire to open up old wounds play
for partisan advantage for some sell
seeking political clique, these will de-
feat any effort to harmonic the L'em-
ocratic party. The Herald KNOWS
that the proposition to reunite the
Democratic party upon lines that Will
not involve a sacrifice OF principe
by the members of either faction has
the unqualified approval OF Senator
Tavlor. II his followers are inspired
by his faith they will be willing to
meet their adversaries half way.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25


streets. disdained By honest men.
seorned By brave men, . helpless
beast At bay. Robin Cooper, the son.
who, on Tuesday last. received bis
acQuittal, has perhaps q longer life
ahead Of him. Fear not that God Al
mighty fails In his exactions Fear
lot that this young man. now exempt
from the laws penalties, viii escape
Just punishment. Fear not that as
he warns into manhood's maturity
ana crosses over the meridian OF
life. but that he win feel the burden
OF the ever-increasing weight Of the
poor victim Of his automatic gun
The world is fun Of compensations.
The future will have not one moment
of surcease for the wretched perpe-
traitor in his fathers name, OF the
crime which culminaed in a great
and good mans death. Carmack had
grown from the soil up. He was q
poor boy with the support Of a moth
er as his burden, and also az his
stimulant. He trod the wine press
of privation and evolved into a career
which was useful and at the same
time glorious. He was shot down at
an age when most public men are
Just approaching the opportunity for
serviceable endeavor. He died with
his face to his enemy, though not to
/ the actual assassin, the most splendid
example Of physical courage. He
died with a record behind him which
had no blot, no stain, and which prom
ised only further usefulness. The
men who killed his body are still iV-
ing, less happy than he who lives In
Valhalla. The governor, who par
doned one, and has stood ready to
pardon the other; who could have
obviated the crime, but who seemed
to glory in it, has already, as stated,
gone to political disaster, and VIII
never seek resurrection.
Destiny evens UP things. The
Copers, escaped, can not be happy
men. All hell has no torrents great
er than they are bearing today.
In the meanwhile. Tennessee, poor
and misused Tennessee, is pushing
ahead, through the blod-red vapors
which have encompassed her; across
the abuse by which she has been be-
set, beyond the aspersions of critics
and belittlers, so justly deserved;over
the sloughs Of distress and ignominy
which have been put in her pathway,
by her own sons, and will emerge full
panoplied in the armor Of a right
eous government, to the beck OF law
and order observance; and will soon
take her rightful place amongst self
respecting American states.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25

Although a Democrat will succeed
Beverage. of Indiana, 1t is very doubt
full IL the Senate will be the gamer
Beveridge is one of the ablest, most
patriotic and most capable members
OF the Senate aud his retirement IL 70
be regretted by good men OF all par
ties. He IL a better Democrat than
many Of the reactionaries Of the East
and his courage has never been oueF
toned.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25

II the Democrats expect to win In
1912 the fewer speeches they make
In Congress on the tariff question, un-
less the discussion be confined exclu-
sively to generalities the better. Fact
the Democrats are about az "harmo-
Nous" on this issue in the nation as
they are on State question in Tonnes
see.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25

That laconic message a Democrat
sent from Oyster Bay to Tammany
Hall on election night is destined 70
take rank with Caesars famous, Venl
vidi, vici and Forests "fitum."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25

the constantly
and zoe shra feel eUen more
hanktf efforts part in adding to their o0H general
happiness andpro
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-01-06
Tel6tono
Alfonso KIN y II inteII.I ~, 8

Id Slk
Alfonso XIII y Ia intslect,
El Rey Don IA Alfonso X III Coz I
objeto de esta ablecsr intiria reI C !
ci6n entire las fierzas viyas giel
pals u el trono, ha accord ado ~
llebrar en- palacio Yarias fiestas f.
timas 4 las cuales serhn invitadOe
los nniembros de las acad dsaniag .f,-
teneos, centros y sOeied AIDES do
cultnra y entidades de Id indns-
tria, literature, m1sisa, pintura
y medicina. 3.
DIchos actos seran snmamente
llermosos porqgle es indudabIe Que
los salones de palacio, que aieIn-
pre- SO ven invadidos por el eIe-
mento Official, ahora sc llenar6n
de los hornbres mas ilustres de Es
pain, que olvidando por un ina-
tante sus ideas polfticas, solo tse-
beran presentarse allf como un
intellectual, como i'm sabio, como
'm artista, en- fin, 4 qlicn el mo-
narca de manera indirecta rinde
homemade.
s5erh seguramente en- esas fies-
tas cuando el monarca espaiiol es-
cuche en- aqueiios salono3 frasea
mas sinceras.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-01-06
salutaci6n de Aiio Nuevo.

Hcrn6s reeibido en nuestras off
cinas tarjeas de salutaci6n de A.
no Nuevo de las personns siguien-
tcs: -
Nicol1s Aguilar, y familia, Ciu-
dad; Dionisio Trevino, G. Guerrc-
ro, lamps; Tic. Rafael del Cas-
tillo c., @. Juarez, Chill; Fran
cisco Trevifio, Falfurrias, Texas |;
Hilario de Ia Pcna, Ciudad; Juan
Jose Rodriguez, El Moral, Coah. ;
Wistano Hinojosa, Hebbronvillc,
Texas; u. \. Elizondo, El Menor,
Coah. 4. Contreras, G. r. Dfaz,
Coah ;Gabino Rojo, .Iim6nez, Coall
Agradecemos infinite 10 cortc-
sin de que hemos side objeto y 4
nuestra vez, hacemos votos p0r La
felicidad Y bienestar dc nuestros
amigos y favorecedores.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-01-06
Extradioi6n concetiiCla.

Dicen de Washington, con fe-
cha 3: "Se ha concedido la ex~
tradici6n de Eduardo, Ramirez, 10
licitada pUr el gobierdO dc Mexi-
co, Sc lc aeusa de haber defrau-
tl#do al gobierno de Mexico To sus
ma dc $1,000 por Justification ds
certificados en- Ii empresa del
Southern Pacifico, sobro dereeilds
aduanales de cierta cantidas de
trigo que por dScha Hnea Sc sa.sro4
.ducfe & Mexico u Ia ofensa fst6I
cometida on territorio Mexicas,o.
Ramirez fnd apreIsendISl0 an
Arizona, poro las cortes do aauea
FerritoriO SO neaaron & 4;ssisaesle
la extradici6n p0r no ereor e0fas
probado el fraIlde. Ia SsiDreulsl
Corte reyoc6 al fallo 10y, conc
diendo Ia axtradfai6tt
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-01-06
NoTAs CyoRTAg

No SO euipe al fon6grafo do
tener malos registros.
Cuai4uiora alinenta 81 dig.
nidad etsantlo come On i'm eiagan.
,te restaurant.
Tios serinones SIC fnn1an On
los tegtss, y los dissuraos dc nolis
tiea on pretextos.
M Muebas YeecH ii sabidurfa ds
IN hornbre - debe Il Ii eapaoidad
dc al ftiiijer
Eoeias las inaslrea aahep an
ainnanero do buenas ragiaa i sis.
tetnaa para IL eriailza sla los ftsios
de ioa defni1a.
foetanasae p1sfla Ilaaarsa
q aEyoso f alaien as Il par4aita
libreIaeista slna parta Is.
ssi fleaiate q s. pfple asafo.
~ Ioa iess iss,sl.
Fati S. 4 eae Astela e
0aa Efssa u r
s q pass
& y -. - "a S. g ~ s. q ~. ys
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-01-06
Accidente fatal.

El lanes cuatro del actual, en-
Buffalo, New York, fueron muer-
tos 3 hombres y nuevc gravemen-
tc injuriados, como resultado de
una explosion y fucgo que des-
truy0 la planta de la Buffalo Ce-
real Company. Los lesi0nados pa
saron al hospital & infofman que
.''i'" do efis'ts, ftivrHfas 81 satcstran
leve esperanza de vida. Las per-
didas dc capital, asciendcn &. :. :.
$4,000 dollars.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-01-06
1ndulto de la arimsinger.

Guadalupe Grimsinger, que CO.
mo Sc recordaray fu6 sentenciada
hace algnnos amos en- las cortes lc
San Antonio & una condena dc
prisi6n perpetual por el dclito dc
complicidad en- cl asesinato de sn
esposo John Grimsingcr, en- eonec
ci6n con Juan Rocha q qlien Sc
lmpuso la pena do horca, ha sido
agraciaaa con ell indulto por Ell
Gobernador Campbell, quedando
cn libertad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-01-06
Plagas on Ecuador.

Dicen do Guayaquil, Ecuador,
con fecha e: "Ha apareciie, Ia
peste bub6nica on Babahoyo, ca
pital dc la Provincial de los Rios
en- el centric active comercial de
Ia ciudad. Hanse registrado 10
casos. &.-
Durante las 1ltimas dos sema-
mas dc Diciembre SO registraron
setenta casos de la terrible playa,
dc los cuales veinticuatro tuyie-.
ron deseniace funesto. En- el mis-
mo intervalo de tempo hubo 20
casos de fiebre amarilla, murien-
do diez de los pacientes.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-01-06
IIro aproyeoha1lo.

HablADtsoae entire yssrioa eagase
res de tiros rasssa il sis Issf 6 20
90 eotntInes, tss1 allsIssll
del ofieio, die s.
Nadia ll sfes{sItk9 ssis
Ito 10 Que 80 5e u1g ss
lleritaA 4 nl1a ssisr9
tle u orsia daNa
fia del Isi6
b psss9sa b ~
flagslsfsssl & b
.rr6ataH & 8
esiaT la
l'Idaa TIM 4alEa IS
eet0 &
70 IN agsllal
lsSs
sll8 q
B
m
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-01-06
Bslden a Ad,n;nistrad dor

El. Lie. Sam. Belden ha sido
l1ombrado administrators perma.
nente de los hienes del finado 5A.
.bogado Nat. B. Jones. Otorr6
embellishments una fianza dc. s
$4,000, firmada por los sefiores
y Acosta, D. Sullivan y Pablo
Cruz. '7
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-01-06

ssl lI,l " 3t'sperill2a Gle que sla gus
a'La term iiittfia tan luego como los
9sfltios Y iltes,ss q. s. rtseonocieser1 el
sssoDleflifl lSli aoYlslonai ma slcio n
sssiitioil,teia o srfltFel os Green qaesc
sisarsall tios fltaegtla Datal.as, una en-
el isstaao Z, " de aSilontaIes e y otra Ger
s;a t .sa SO Rlagnlagnii. .s5 .6s
s5f 5iaay ScieTto. .sentllnlento popular /
ssIi. lAV0r &c los Estat1ns SUnidos,
esasisa DEL empeno y atanci0n
SsIsae nan ded1cado q los heridos,en
iog erncoros, amerieanos am i ancladas '
's't.sa oe los lpueFfsos de Nlceifagua
.5i Bsaail, =, caIeSlcsaa de a!ilnentos pa
" q .s,s 9 Mai'aptleil!os prlsionefos 9
q sa.sah !. csssL 3eFeclehao 90 hghipre,
l'elo - .'sa 1a1lnplen " noga aigo de des-
\ .t,s'asssnso s 49, p9fslua = goDierho ue
it'ss - iAstaslos oisis.os no na feeoho-
~, ,ln,ttasl'.eilte J, el goDlefho ue
80 ssssss fs pugs esa oi'lt1ioh gene
E111' i',e ol soecretaFio hho&, SOLO
sIseragA tlnss victoria deeisiVa a
Il slyoT 9. " lsselS,ua ,u1 para otfecerle
4 y sspV'f = - slh.5laa oei goplefno de
20 .s'.l.'s u lillt'osS III victoria SO
saso = -. :, ts.ss n'1s. ~ '1ha ~ se,nan's
70 20 ila gesiola2. tle fasfiIis-
BIZ a9sa Y u1la 1Fase alentadofa- 9
] ! ! i ]. IS &
l,''t'' - s'ifsiias'aeiol ue
- Il; ;ss,a. i. ''al..;. 3. ..;s u.
!. z. ca sS l.,St' ',, ~ il'.,No ea.ss'en'
sSsY ~ ~ Wv 's.'''.si 81 'tirso ~
4 he,,,, s...s ~ ~ 10 ''''1o7 ue aoee mi'
y .sss'''1DfsS' ~
Contra Madriz.
l'iSen de .e,,, washington, con fe-
prssentante aquf del partido re,
e'sssoA's,a ~ - ~ ~ lsietsFs,s 'n, Feei
# 49, ~. ~ ~ ""' n,: w. ~, res,'
1 als ! - 80 ~. 40 -. : ! C,a .s..' - -
a. ssiFssS s,,,a a A. @ - '17' No''a ~
I. ~ sa.a as,,.;iIo s W. . .,,,,.
: hati aol assa' 'l =,
III; ''spp'' - '''st''''S'1to Ao'ono'er
&. - -. y,,.os;s, A. g., o,x;,,,6., a.,
I i. 49,
ss.s,sa 1la -, - Z. ssss,'Y.ss =, ~ #.sis
rgsn;In 40 's,o,. s'' los ,,a,e;s ~ $ n'rs ~
,s. tssda - ASs go ''sss'' 'os ~ 80
Mnetlo se habia dicho en- ct1Ar,,
81 & afte CArdenas HAHN ncaI,tn.
q a, B ssffadriz ) Ie t,rasfaria afo.
yo en 81 poder u los amigos dcj
nueyo Presfdente prate,ldieron de
III. stl M ane eli goI,ierno aa Afa
ar1z lso fu6 unS crenei6n IA M
iaya
Este lIItina tfeeroe6 Il Ard as,as
haze flooe .isioe anviA Andol0 All tlt.s
GIarao 6.
sss1 z sssesaSlsaa ~ t5ssEza I'alaA #
Isfcan ID BIi,af;e)sla ean seeI,s
ssq s na,,t,,aSsa & l1aJ & =, = ! 1 'fss
& fEtstla l,at,ia 81 f,arte 1iesfe Il 8 SII;i
IA & IA ~ s.. q. s,YI 4 % M
81. IS f,Sstls & gl.ts IS. ss, !, ],
ssoJaa. lis sid I, tIstsy, ss4,t,rt !,
g i5saea pnr eI Sffieo. rio arf1
Lille lt1 flsae hssYA na1eyaiisel
= aa s el'sso 3 Is . s. s b I sIs'asi't' s,1s.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-01-06
modo de dornir.

h El doctor Johannes Menii-Ilil-
ty Gle Loildrcs, ha publicado re-
eleitemente una nOta On Que a.
spnseja SO adopte un nuevo mGto-
do 6manera dc dormir. Proponc
sc abamlOnc la gencralizada cos
himbre dc colocar la eabeza & ma
4dif altnra que 81 nivel de los pies
..f5Shtly+ f1.'tsSl putibrstrfO, T0S TiieB .sa
lcVanten ocho pulgadas soBre Da
horizontal del lecho v la cabeza
repose s0bre dicho plano sin Ui--
mohadas nj estorbos de singuna
cspecie. Seiiala en- apoyo de su
tcoria, en- primer lugar, su expe-
rIencia personal y luego, que por
medic dc esta posisi6n del cuerpo
dnrante el descanso nocturno, sc
estimula y mejora Ia circulation
de la sangrc y Sc mcjora la nutri-
cj0n del sistema nervioso Y del
cerebrO.
Dice ad"mas, que In objection
que Sc hara 4 su nuevo m6t0do
sera Ia gran dificultad que rasul-
tara para lograr abandonar el
antigua y acostnmbrado siatema
que parece adGmas, dar resultadoG
magnificos, bor ell inc6modo,a ,aI pa
recer Y ann dcsconocido sistcma,
mas este es el resultado de que n
die Sc ha preocupado hasta aho.
m lie estudiar Ia utilidad 8 per-,
iuicio de 10 antigua costumbre
&annque sus defectos son de facil
perception, pernicioso Y hasta ir
raeional EN- algnnas circunstan.
cias.
III habito nucvo que 81 aconse.
in, debe adquirirse graduallnente
levantando M principle, muy poe
los pies Y poniendo cada dfa una
ailuehada nm POGO mas baja has.
/ tn lIegar & tlila altura de ocho pu
gadas por el extfcmo de- los pies
v ca ia cabeza.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-01-06
Aliiador & piaue.

Noticias proccdentes de New
Port coz fecha 30, informan que
es mry probable que cl Domin-
go en- la noehe Sc Iaya hundido
eel alijador de carbon John A.,
Briggs con sus sicto tripulantos,
iejos de La costa dc New dorsey.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-01-06

L'ltltcluac h0y cartas y telegramas
,eil apOyO de 10 sOstenido Dor el
y el general Toledo en- cuantos q
que hicierOn cuanto estuvo de SUI
p,arte para eyitar Id ejecuci6n dc
los ameFieanos Cannon Y Grocc.
Una carta de Groce.
VA q continuation una carta de
Groce dirigida al general Medina,
lei iliismo dfa de Ia eiacuci6ni:
Como postrer favor pido 6 I'M
ploro de nsted slspendn La ejecu-
ci0n dc La sentencia de muerte in
term recibimos contcstaci6n de
nuestra solicitud de misericordia.
Por amor de Dios.
! cOncedanos tIsted viyir
,shasta que NADIA pIIeda esperarse
va en- nuestro favor, como hernia
no mason, y deanostrando que sois
amigo rnagnanilno y bondadoso.
Hnplorc su continuation en- hacer
cuanto sea possible por salyarnos
No hay palablas con que expFe--
sar nuestra gratitud por cuanto
licva usted hecho EN- nuestre Ia
Vor.
El General Medina declara que
de pfop6sito retard6 la eiecuci6n.
esperanto q recibirA orden para
La suspension de la pena ,conforme
Ia solicitud dc Gr0ce. Mostr6
la copia original de dos telee2a-
mas del Presidente de Nicaragua,
recibidos la vispera del dfa de la
eJecuci6n, ell los cualcs Sc lie 0rtle
uaba terminantcmente procader
In ejecuci6n de In pena dc mucr
te. #.
Zelaya so complace.
ss1tffo teicgTsIina de I6laya, rcci,
bidn por cl general Medina cl ST.
ignlcnto dia de la ciecuci6n. dice ::
"lSnterado dc Ia cjecuci6n; me
congratulo de que los manClatos
inflcxibIes dc la ley Sc cumplan." "
Telegrama de Medina d Toledo.
| I'll siguicntc tclegrama fuG en-
viado q Toledo por el general Me
dina, la vispcra dc In ejecuci6n:
"Por TELEGRAPH me diriio al Pre-
sidcnte pidi6ndolc salye las vidas
dc Cannon y Groce. Supongo que
usted habrd hecho otro tanto es
pero In decision final del Prcsi.-
dente antes dc proccdcr 4 la eie-
cuci6n."
Telegralna de Toledo.
FL General Toledo envi6 tam.
hi6n q Medina una carta dicien-
lido:
"Otorgue 8 los prisioneros toda
consideration. .
EL general Medina haee ptibiict
un telegra1na recibido por 81 Gel
| director Gle telegraf0s en- ell cuaj
SO indica que Nelaya intont6 impe
dir la communication de Groce y
/ Cannon, con el Consul de los Es.
tados Unidos. El director de tef6.
Igrafos, dice:
/ I'll Presidente reprueba el o,1e
usted permita Ia trasmiei6n dc te
Z legrainas do Groce u Cannon ai
G0ns.li Americana. El no I,ermite
tales eo1lesiones, pues gerfan oca.