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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-07

Dallas, to 4. President Robinson of
Cardinals takes out 100000 insurance
on Manager Bresnahan.
Turf.
Manager and bookmakers Of Mon
Grief track at Jacksonville are arrested
in start of fight against racing In Flor
ida. Tampa authorities announced they
will take similar steps. Rich stakes
are announced for Saratoga track the
coming season. Columbus stakes are
declared open. w. e. d. Stokes pays
$4,000 for stallion, Charles Derby, for
Patchen Wilkes farm.
Basket-BalI.
o. 1ssss fefn, tns ss =
Wisconsin defeats Chicago, II to 10.
Iowa downs Northwestern, 8 5to 6. I'LL
nois stops Indiana, 26 to H. Notre
Dame closes season with 2S-to-21 VIC
defeats Morgan Park for academic
championship of Cook county, 25 to %.
Boxing.
Nelson fails to reach agreement with
Blot's representative for tight with
Thompson. Hayes andT4auder fight ten
round draw at New Orleans.
Golf.
Western Golf Association names July
% for Olympic cup play at Minikahda
club. Minneapolis; July % to 80 for
western championship at same place.
and August 81 and Sept 1 and 2 for
open championship at Beverly Country
club.
Miscellaneous.
South Park system wrestlers carry
Off honors in final bouts of A. A. F.
championship Northwestern closes sue
cessful mat tournament and may make
wrestling a fixture. Illinois Aeroplane
club of Chicago is organized and men,
bers plan to build machine at once.
Yale swimmers win intercollegiate meet
at New Haven with total of 81 points.
Stage completes new football" expert
ments at Fayetteville, Ark, and an
nounces he favors the retention of the
forward pass. Northwestern university
announces an interscholastic indoor
track meet for April 2. Michigan soph-
mores defeat freshmen in track meet
A to %. Maroon freshmen defeat Illi-
nj, 4to 26, on track. Drobach and Hill
win six-day bicycle race at Buffalo.
Karl Nieminin wins slow Marathon rae,
at New York.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-07
SOX DRAW EVEN SPLIT
Commy's Band Loses and
Wins in Initial Contests
on Pacific Coast.

San Francisco, March THE first
division of the White Sox team put in
a full day of practice in Oakland and
San Francisco Yesterday. 1t was the
first opportunity Duff had of seeing
his colts in real action, and it was a
satisfactory performance, considering
everything. The morning game was
lost to the Oakland commuters by the
close score of 2 to 0, while the big
game of the day with the San Fran
cisco Seals al Recreation park proved
a victory by the score of to 9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-07
SUMMARY OF
SATURDAY SPORT


White Sox landed in San Francisco
after $500 mile journey. Outffelder
Schultz is first of Cubs to be injured at
New Orleans. sustaining split finger
In attempt to catch fly ball Phila-
delphia National regulars are beaten in
eleven inning contest by yannigans. 8
to l, at Southern Pines, N c. Athletics
defeat Georgia Techs at Atlanta. 5 TO
2 Reds beat All Stars at Hot Springs
Is to a. Browns grab 6-to-t2 victory
from Houston. Tigers ready for open-
ing game with Dallas. Giants defeat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-07
WHITING
DEFEATS
y Wa
t. CHICAGO


Whiting, Ind. March 1.-Two basket
ball games were played at GoebeFs
opera house on Saturday night between
the first and second teams of the
Whiting high school and East Chicago
high school. The games were well at
tended and were very exciting. Whit
ing was victorious in both games, the
score in the first being 81 to IA and IN
the second p to Z. The referee for the
first game was Pat McShane of East
Chicago and in the second Walter
Schrage of Whiting. The games of
Saturday night wound up the basket
ball season for Whiting high
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-07
CALENDAR of SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK
MONDAY.

Animal tournament -sof Ceact
-
u
dian Bowling Association opens
in Toronto.
Schedule meeting OF the Cen
tral Baseball league at Dayton.
) Ohio.
Opening of annual automobile
snow at Albany, N Y.
TUESDAY.
Packey Mcfarland VS.. me
Fletcher. 20 rounds, at Dublin.
) Ireland
Opening of three days. avia-
ton exhibition in Birmingham.
: Ala
WEDNESDAY.
Opening of sixth annual spring
golf tournament at Pinehurst
n. c.
THURSDAY.
Opening of interscholastic
basketball tournament at Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
Mike Glover VS.. JEFF Doherty.
10 rounds, at New Haven.
Arthur Cote VS.. Young Otto.
~ rounds, at Utica, n Y.
FRIDAY.
Opening of Anglo
cable chess match for Newnes
trophy
Wrestling championships Of
South Atlantic Association A.
Z. at Washington, D. G.
Wrestling championships of
New England Association A. A.
L. at Cambridge. Mass.
Jimmy Clabby VS.. Jimmy
Gardner, 10 rounds, at Milwau-
kee.
Gunboat Smith vs. Jack Burns.
10 rounds, at Oak/nd. Cal.
SATURDAY.
Central A. A. U. track cham
pionship meet at Milwaukee.
Annual indoor relay carnival
of Columbia university at New
York.
Dual athletic meet OF Indiana
and Northwestern universities
at Evanston, H.
Annual indoor varsity meet
of University of Michigan at
Ann Arbor.
Opening of annual exhibition
of Syracuse Automobile Dealers
Association.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-07
NELSON FIGHT
FILMS o. X.

John r. Robinson, manager Of Bat
Ting Nelson. yesterday, denied reports
from the coast that the Nelson-WoIgast
fight pictures were failure. Robinson
attributes the reports as coming from
the moving picture trust whose bid for
the films was rejected. Nelson yester.
day received an offer from a New Or
leans club to fight Matty Baldwin early
in June. Nelson, who is guaranteed
$4,000, is considering the offer.
ADVERTISE AND ADVERTISER
AGAIN IN THE TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-07
TAFT TO SEE
THE CUBS PLAY

president William H Taft will at
tend the ball game at Pittsburg May
between the Cubs and the Pirates
The battle was scheduled for May ).
but President Murphy yesterday wrote
President Dreyfuss agreeing to the
switch in dates. An invitation has been
extended 10 the nations chief executive
by the leaders of both clubs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-07

Battler has not yet made up his mind
about accepting 1t. New sparring part
ners will appear with Fbt in bis ex-
hibiton at Euson's theater tonight. He
will first take Roy Parker for two
rounds and then go similar distance
with Mike Memsic.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-07
SCHAEFER SINKING.
wizard of Cue" Near
Death.

Denver. Colo, March Jake Schae-
fer wizard of the cue is sinking fast
at his home here. The physician last
night announced that the former bill
Hard star was extremely low and
weak"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-07

Every one of the regular members
of the present Cleveland tam is mars
ried with the exception of George Per-
ring. 1t is said that George was think
ing seriously of the matrimonial game
recently, when he saw "Chanticler'
hat and got cold feet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-07
GARDNER TRksNs
IN CHICAGO

Jimmy Gardner arrived in Chicago
yesterday from Boston and will train
here for his ten round battle with Clab-
by in Milwaukee Friday. The go will
be at catchweights. Gardner said he
was in fine shape, weighing 14O pounds.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03

the population, farms, products, etc.
Supervisor Storch will not count
the manufactures anywhere in his
district, the Third congressional of
Washington, except in the counties
of Okanogan, Chelan, Douglas,
Grant, Franklin, Benton and Aso-
tin. Another set of men will make
that count in Spokane and the
other counties.
EVERYTHING CONFIDENTIAL
No restraint should be felt in an
swerlng questions, as everything
given enumerators is held in strict
confidence by the census bureau.
In his census proclamation, Presi-
dent Taft says:
"The sole purpose of the census
is to secure general statistical in
formation regarding the population
and resources of the country, and
replies are required from individh-
ais only in order to permit the CON-
pilation of such general statistics.
The census has nothing to do with
taxation, with army or jury
service, with compulsion of school
attendance, with the regulation OF
immigration, or with the enforce
ment of any national, state or local
law or ordinance, nor can any per-
son be harmed in any way by fur
nishing the information required"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03
WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE CENSUS?
BRUSH UP, HERE'S FEW FACTS ABOUT IT:

Besides Of Uncle Sam will take stock Of
the farms, the manufactures, the
mines and the quarries Of the country
The will cost $14,00o000 and while estimate
the population will be given this summer it will take
four compile all the information CLEANED into orderly
statistics.
The enumeration begins April is and will last IS days in
the city and 80 days in the country msdemeanor by
Of congress refuse enumeator
him falsely
Fortyseven will in
Spokane the direction Arthur NJ
the for the Third Congressional district Of Wash
nston, whose headquarters in the Hutton building
Enumerators in Spokane vicinity will be paid three
they take rs for each farm they
80 for each establishment productive industry
20 each Strengthening establishment report
ed 10 for each Enclosure containing live
stock not farms
Whether the calls April IS or later he will
ask his questions though April IS, that
April is reported still alive if the
should get till April II later This is liable
complications when the matter of divorce and
marriage is in question. Even though married or
April 19 the did not call till April
80 he would the 18th, and so
Uncle in
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03
And School Coats

AllO oCllOOl NOdtS
Also an extensive line.
New ones--made with
plain sleeves and cut loose
like boys REFERS
that's the thing this year.
In shades of tan, covert,
blue or red ladies' cloth
some shepherd checks and
gray mixtures. All are
we'll lined; we have sizes 6
to II. $3.50 to $l5.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03
ONLY TWO-THIRDS DRUNK.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, April q
When John Buckson, who has a
wooden leg and was arrested for
drunkenness, was brought before
Alderman John F. Donohue, the
alderman decided that as the pris-
oner had a wooden leg he could not
be drunk all over. you are prob
ably two-thirds drunk said the
learned alderman, land l fine you
two-thirds of dollar, which is the
fine for whole drunk" The man
paid his two-thirds fine, 67 cents,
and was released.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03

In days of old girls were married
the age of Is or thereabouts to boys
of 19 or 20, and the world smiled at
the romance. At the age of 25, if
Mr.. Right had failed to appear,
girls were odd maids" and out of
the market
Nowadays the average age for
girls TO marry is 20, and women are
rot "old maids" at 35. But-al-
though times have changed for the
bachelor girl-the world still guShes
over the romantic marriage of the
young and regards with sort of
tolerant disdain the marriage of the
woman of 35 or more.
Does the world think that only
the young and beautiful are capable
of romance or fitted to marry? Why
do We have such an attitude toward
the marriage of the mature woman?
She is usually the woman who has
gwen love and sympathy gener-
Ously to those who needed her help,
and now she longs for sympa-
thetic companionship of her own.
She would value strong arm to
fight her battles now that her own
arm is tired. She shfinks from a
childish and selfish Old age. Her
heart is tender. for life has taught
her much. Her hair may be faded
and her cheek may have lost its
loundness, but her heart is at its
best
The couple who married early in
life never learned the valuable les
son of control. They cannot appre-
ciate the luxury Of companions
who never have been lonely. In
the heyday Of youth thewtake the
good things of life as a matter of
course, and are unappreciative and
Unsuitable.
Added years bring about read
justment of ideas. The older lovers
place affection first in their list
and worldly prosperity takes sec
ond place. They value every little
bit Of happiness and treasure up
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03
FIREWORKS WHEN CENSUS MAN
ASKS AGE OF PEEVlSEE FEMALES
WILL BE THOROUGH COUNT.

young woman three cents a name
to get.
WILL BE THOROUGH COUNT.
To get down to earth, Uncle Sam
is going to be more thorough in
his census this year than he ever
has been before. Besides the pop
ulation, a census of stock on the
ranges, on ranches and in cities
will be taken. There will also be
a census of agriculture, so that it
will be known by the government
the value of crops and produce in
every community in the nation.
Mines, quarries and manufactures
will be counted and valued, but the
census of these latter, in most dis
tricts, will be taken by a different
set of men than those enumerating
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03
That Only One of 80 Impudent and Personal Questions
People of Spokane Will Be Asked-Get Ready, It
g.. Begins Soon Now, and It's Misdemeanor to
Refuse to Answer.

Dontybe annoyed long bout
April Is to 80 if an inquisitive in
dividual, maybe a man or maybe
a woman, calls on you and inquiries
to know if you are a grass widow
or butler, how old you are, If you
can read and write, and 80 or so
other prying questions more or less
personal and impudent.
Don't get huffy. Just remember,
you haven't seen this particular
sort of an individual for 10 years
and you won't see him again for 10
years more. Be calm; he is oniy
one of Uncle Sans census enum-
erators-one of $4,000 or more who
are asking the very same kind of
questions in every city, town, ham,
let and township in the United
States, Alaska and the Hawaiian
islands.
In Spokane there will be 62 OF
him, under Supervisor Arthur NJ.
Storch, aud they have no easy task
before z as a glance down the
list of Questions that will be pro-
pounded shows. For instance,
when a small, sharp-nosed, cheeky
male enumerator shoots the ques-
ton, What is your age?" at a
large. powerful woman of uncer-
tain years and more uncertain tenn
per there Is liable to be fireworks.
"AUH, I'M BOSS HERE
whats that to you, you shrimp
she is more than likely to enunci-
ate, and if she is woman of spirit
she may unite a right hook to the
solar pleXus.
Then. consider this question:
what relation are you to the head
of the family?'
Head of the family, you nincom-
poop" more than one self-respect-
ing female is sure to reply, "why
| am it, see?"
There amt no other head to
this family but me, and, you jelly
fish" she will probably continue, as
she ''pinks' the numerator artistic
ally with Il hatpin and beats him
carelessly over the head with a
rolling pin, you run along now or
! will get real mad
OH, YOU WOMAN ENUMERATION
In considering this matter of the
census, however, all is not as dark
as what has been pictured here.
What of the blithesome young
woman enumerators and the men
fortunate enough to live in the 10
Spokane precincts which will be
assigned to women to count? Vino
could be rough with a pretty Wom
an enumeratOr even when 1t comes
to answering queries as to age,
whether you are the gardener or
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03
New House Dresses

Very trim ones-House
Dresses might just as we'll
be trim as not-one-piece
S t y le-- percales, cham
brays, ginghams-figure
Of tripes-colors medium
or dark. Some have high
necks and collars-some
low-neck with sleeves
long or short. Some Of
the waists have tucked
vokes. $3.50 to $500.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03
WHY SCORN THE LATE MARRIAGES
BY CYNT HiA GREY.

every act of kindness. Where youth
lis sharply critical, the mature
sweethearts look upon their loved
ones with eyes which see through
the surface, ii life's lesson has been
learned Alright. and down into the
depths of the heart.
Don't scorn late marriages. IT'S
better to love late than not to love
at all.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03

When making pie dough, make
enough for several pies. After max
ing one pie, wrap the dough that is
left in waXed paper and put in a
cool place. Thus it is easy to make
a fresh pie occasionally.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03
Girls New Dresses

you this stock girls the
i shipments week ago-don't wait-come tomorrow!
We you them at their very best.
Stocks the most complete have shown Per-
plais besides the striped
onessome Dutch necks and threequarer sleeves
beled effect very the styles that this
h 1sm from to T. Prices 75c to SIS
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03

the head Of the family, married or
single, or-divorced?
You would probably be so gener-
ous-not nervous, of course-that
you will tell her how much you are
getting week, which of the six
best sellers you like the best, and
what you think of the new first
baseman on the local team, infor-
nation Uncle Sam is not apropri-
ating $14,000,000 and paying the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03
New Long Silk
kinnonos

Made of Cheney silks,
in shades of red. blue,
Copenhagen blue, green,
tan, reseda. Made loose
from the shoulders down.
or empire or fitted at the
waist.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03

s. Pongee for coats, in its natural
color. We imported it ourselves, or
we couldn't sell it at
for the 26 inch width, 1915
for the SO inch width, $3.50
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03

The scum must be removed from
dill pickles every day, else they will
get soft The addition of a few
horserad.sh roots will help to keep
the pickles sound and firm.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03
Every Kind Of Spring and Summer
Fabrics in a Sale!

WE completely ready with lines OF spring and
w summer fabrics-and the word ready never meant
much before! Wash Goods, White Goods Silks, Dress
Goods Linngs-shelves laden with attractive patterns
and full lines of colors We have had such display
space in which to show them to you-there's plenty OF
room in this big Third Floor Store. And the dependa
bty of the qualities equals the of the weaves.
We are to hold showing tomorrow 1t is to be sale
we'll. Come to it!
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03

young woman three cents a name
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-03
Petticoats, $3.50

OF genuine Heather
bloom-not the imita-
tion-b | a c k, gree n,
b TO W n, Copenhagen,
blue or red with white
or black stripes. The
deep flounces have two
accordion pleated ruff
files. Best choose while
lines are complete. $3.50
OF h er Petticoats,
1925 to S..
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03

para continuar en- la brega, per
10 que srls hombres 10 condais
ron hacia la retaguardia. sI
El Ministro General Baca, en-.
VITO al Congreso un proyecto de
enmienda do la CONSTITUTION ae
conformidad con 10 que recomien-
dan los tratados do Washington,
en- que SO establecc la no reelec-
cl0n en- el cargo presidential.
I'll proyecto pas6 & la Comisi6n.
I'll Congreso autoriz6 un gasto
de $200.000 en- moneda del pals.
Madriz reoonquista Ell Morriso.
Dicen de Managua, con fecha
To-: "Ia ciudad de MorFito. al
este del Lago Nicaragua, ha 81
do ocnpada nuevamente por las
fuerzas del gobierno. Morrite
habia sido capturada por los re-
volucionariOs en- virtud dc L.
TRACTION del Sub.comandante.
qulen Sc sospecha este complica.
do en- La muerte del General Re-
nero, que era elComandante.
Seg1n los informes recibidos a.
qui,, muchos de los dispergos que
tomaron parte en- las batallas de
Tisma y Tipitapa, Sc han incor--
porado 4 las fuerzas del General
Mena, acuarteladas en- San Vicen-
te. Sus relatos acerca de ambaa
batallas han causado tai desalien.
to entire las fuerzas dc Mena que
1nuchos de los insurgentes SO rim
den diariamente al General Vas.
quez, en- aAeoyapa. =
LA fuee2a dol Gahsapne -;.s,.x, TX ,.ss
!sg.silasd deatinatla lasfEa Iayar ea 80
I, ct afaqle dc RRina, sd hi 5liesEt,
on marcha. va provista de bue-
ma artillerfa. Al llegar C1icha fue,
"a q Acoyapa, el General VGsquez
asumira ell mando.
Tn grnpo de revolucionarios A.
taco hoy q una patrulla gobier--
nista entire Granada " Rivas con
! i intencion evidente de cortar Ia
communication entire Managua v
San Juan dol Sur.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
SangrlentOs enclentrOs erl
IA campaiia de Nicaragua
la victoria vacila entire una otra parte.
Morrito Recuperado

Dicen do Managua, con fecha
10. tia lista de las victimas de
la Ultima batalla entire las tro--
pas insurgentes y las gobiernis--
tas do Nicaragua, ha lido POGO
aumentandose, y oil n1mero dc los
muertos asciendo va q 225, mien-
tras que los heridos llcgan & tres
cientos SO.
Las partidas que buscan cada--
veres, han encontrado. muchos es-
parcidos en- una extensa area, 10
que hacc Greer que los heridos
procuraron proporcionarse rcfu-
gio, andando POGO 4 POGO y mu--
chos dc ellos arrastrGndose peno-
samente, hasta donde les alcan-
40 el tiltimo aliento do vida.
Sabese ahora que el Capt. God
frey Fowler, dc Palestine, Texas,
quien tenfa el mando de la Arti-
lleria del General Chamorro, fue
herido en- Ia pierna izquierda, To-
grando escapar de ser hccho pri-
sionero, gracias 4 un conserva-.
dor quien ocult6 durante 2 dias,
al Americana. Todos los relatos
dc la batalla estan acordes ON cor
ceder que el Captain Fowler por
un lado, y por ell otro el General
Lara, fueron los heroes de Ia ba-
talla de Tisma.
Era aterrador el cfecto do la
artilleria dirijida por Fowler.
El general Lara cargo Il una
distaneia como dc diez yardas de
donde SO encontraba Fowler Y s,l
gente. LIE mataron el caballo Y
escape milagrosamentn con vida
Lara di6 muerte personalmentt
sli.s 30 tls sgsie iittsas
beaban aeobardaSIos eli eI comba
Ito 6 intentaron volyer La espalda
al enemigo durante la carga.
El CAPTAIN Fowler personalmeI
to manej6 una de las pleas de OF
tillcria, economizando el pardne
que Sc escaseaba y aprovecllan-
do sus municiones de una name
ra terrible y pasmosa, hasta qut
por fin, una bala SO aloi6 en 81
ipierna izquierda, inutilizandolt
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
Venganxa.

icen de Kansas City, con To-
oli " Miss Grace Gavosl, de.
4 nos dc edad, fn6 muerta hoy.
a laSos en- el interior de una
tseIaksA en- la Gale de- East Eighte-
emil por Louis Hillson, quien on
segliilla Sc di6s sa 81 qaianlO la. m0er
te, despues de haber asaltado v
golp0ado de una manera terri.
BILE & Jack Doyle, rival que le ha-
tbfa arrebatado las afeceiones de
Miss aayou. La mujer estaba en-
plsn 3 en- una tienda, la cual es-
5taba cerrada va, no obstante, lo
clial elm permanecia dentro on
union de Doyle. Era de noctie
" el celoso enamorado logr6 in
troaNcirse q la tienda, ronipiendo
una ventana. Hillson golpe6 4
Doyle con su pistola, disparando
on segnida contra La maier, &
nltien ocasion6 la muerte. En- Sc
guida sali6 4 In banqucta y SO
suicide. La.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
Muerte repentina.

Muerte repentina.
Nos escriben del Cibolo, Texas,
que en- I'm lugar sobrc el arroyo
del Cibolo, abandonad0 en- su ca
sa, como & once millas dc distan.
eia de Bracken, fu6 onc0ntrado
mrterto en- dfas pasados, un me--
xicano como de 61 afios de edad,
quicn, sog1n Sc Saba, era natural
dc TN punto del Estado do San
Luis Potosi, y SO llamaba CeIedo.
Iio Manzanares.
Segfn Ia opinion medica, la muer
te fue natural.
Algunos mexicanOs caritativos,
cayarotl una sepultura innto al
arroyo q inhufuaron los reatos del
#abandOnado.
Los fnexicanos que genarosonen-
te hicieron 81 trabajo do sepuItar
el eadayer ftleron, Jose aonga.-
lez, Pedro Garcia, Ventura Val.
|d6a y JesAs III