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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
OSCAR CARROLL
Must Work Four Months on the
Roads for Escaping from
Road Gang.

Oscar Carroll is again men,
Der Of the road gang after enjoying
three months liberty. Carroll es-
capped from the road gang in March
and was at liberty until last week
when he was arrested in Parkersburg
and was returned here by Sheriff
Ross F. Stout. and placed in the
county jail.
Carroll was arraigned before JUS
tice Jackson v. Carter last evening
and tried for escaping from the road
gsng and was sentenced to serve
four months on the roads in addition
to the sentence imposed by the GRIM
inal court. In addition to the road
sentence he will have to pay s12.45
the cost Of bringing him back to this
city from Petersburg.
He was sentenced to the road by
the criminal court and had served
out his jail sentence and was work.
ing on his fine when he escaped.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
CRIMINAL COURT
Judge Dismisses a Number of
Appeal Cases of the Town
of Mortl1vieW.

Judge James w. Robinson OF the
criminal court has dismissed num-
Der Of appeal cases Of the town of
Northview against Y: s. Lynch and
Ia number Of laborers, based on tear
ing up streets. the supreme court OF
the state having declared that the
town ordinance in the case was in
valid.
Nolle prosequi orders were entered
In the cases against Pat Peacock,
Arthur Whitaker. Joe Perrill and
John Cross.
The court sat Thursday to hear ha-
beas corpus proceedings brought by
Thomas D. Smith against John L.
Haney involving the custody Of a
child.
After hearing the evidence in the
Smith habeas corpus proceedings
Judge Robinson awarded the custody
fof the child to Haney and dismissed
the action.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
EXPRESS TRAINS
Are again Running and on Fas-
ter Time But Do Not Stop
at This Place.

Express trains No. AZ and 4s which
were suspended some time ago have
been placed in service again. They
left Chicago and New York Wednes-
day and will pass through here Thurs
day. They are heavier and run on a
faster schedule than before they were
suspended.
These trains carry transcontinental
shipments from San Francisco to New
York and vice versa. They make bet
ter time and less stops than hereto
fore. Only one stop is made between
Parkersburg and Cumberland which
is at Grafton. No stop is made be-
tween Parkersburg and Cincinnati.
The stop formerly made at Chillicothe
Is eliminated, as well as that at
Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
No-1cE.

Bids will be taken up until noon July
10. 1917. at the office of the County Court
or County Road Engineer. at Clarksburg.
West Virginia, for the construction Of
O. reinforced concrete arch bridge over
Tenmile Creek in Harrison County, West
Virginia. to take the place of wooden
bridge now over said creek on the
orth.western Pike. near the residence
Of William Lynch.
SPAN to be IS feet, roadway 16 feet,
and eel4arance 10 feet above low water.
Capacity to be sufficient to carry a
twenty ton road roller. Proposed bridge
Is close to -Maken. west of Wolf Summit.
C. c. FITTRO.
~ U County Road Engineer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
Broad Oaks
Price $4,000 !.
Colonial Heights

Only few lots left in this add
ton at low prices. Three lots at
800 EACH; ONE LOT AT 5000,
AND ONE LOT AT $875.
You can't beat these lots in the city.
Close to business section Of city.
handy to street car lines and rail-
road station, and away from the
noise and dirt of the busy street.
Buy one or more Of these lots and
watch them grow in value.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
FATAL INJURIES.

HUNTINGTON, July arthur
Thompson, laborer, whose home was
at Gallipolis, died here as the result
of an accident at dam % in course Of
construction at the western limits Of
the city. Thompson was caught be-
meath falling crane. He lived only a
few hours. Phillip Pancake was also
badly injured but he win recover.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
Birthday AFFAIR.

Thirty-six we're present last even
ing, guests Of Mrs. James M. Haggerty,
to assist in concentrating the third
birthday anniversary Of Meigs Bartlett
Haggerty, the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Haggerty, and grandson of DR..
and Mrs. NJ. ]. Bartlett. The decora-
tons were with Dutch children, this
effect being carried out in the rooms,
the napkins and table covers. Flags
were presented as souvenirs and
prizes were given to Dorothy Crist and
Blair Willison, Jr., as winners in the
game, Feeding the Teddy Bear. The
youngest baby present, Master Jack
Earle, also received prize. Mrs.
Walter Haggerty and little daughters,
Mary Belle and Helen, OF Fairmont,
were the out Of town guests
The hostess was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. NJ. ]. Bartlett, Miss
Evelyn Bartlett and Miss Anne Bog
CESS and the evening was merry and
happy. Meigs was the recipient Of
many beautiful membranes from
his little friends. Fruit punch, cake,
ice cream, minis and stick candy were
served and good wishes were extend
ed for many happy birthdays.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
WRONG NAME USED.

In reporting the circuit court yes
terday. the Telegram should have
used the hame OF Anna Harrison in
stead Of that OF Anna Morrison as
Matthew F. Harrison's suit was
against Anna Harrison and not Anna
Morrison.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02

The wealth of the United States is
growing at teh rate Of about $7,000,-
100000 per annum, whereas the in
vestments Of Europe in the country
rarely exceed 100000 in a single
year. and In nsnome years are nothing
at al! on balance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
RELEASED FROM JAIL.

Mrs. Martha o'Donnell. who was
recently committed to Jail to await
the action OF the grand jury on a
charge OF operating disorderly
house. was released on $500 bond to-
day. The case was heard in Justice
William e. StaTcher's court
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
NEW PosToFF1CEs.
tsese,aL 70 ras rrLsosA.,

ttPEelAL 70 THG TELEoRANl
WASHINGTON, D. c., July a.
New postofices have been established
in West Virginia as follows: At
Slagle, Logan county, near Yolyn.
with George L. Bailey as postmaster:
at Taylor, Preston county, near Brett.
with Clarence W. Robinson az. post
master; at Duffy, Lewis county, re-
established, with William P. Cunning
ham as postmaster.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
CONVICT A SUICIDE.

MouNDsv1LLE, July Fired
Fizer, convict at the state peniten-
tiary, committed suicide last evening
by hanging himself in his cell with
rope made out Of his undercloth-
ing. The body of the unfortunate
man was found hanging in his cell
when he failed to appear with the
other convicts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
ASLEEP ON TRACK.
HUNTINGTON

HUNTINGTON. July George
Depriest. a Chesapeake and Ohio
brakeman. is dying in a hospital as
the result OF being struck by an en-
CINE near Barbourville. He was sent
out to do flag duty and is believed to
have gone to sleep on the track.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
salem APPEALS
To the Entire Nation for Money
for Its Ten Thousand
Refugees.
sv Assoe,Arsp .arss,

SALEM, Mass, July "A nation
wide appeal for financial assistance
for the ten thousand refugees who
have been living under tents since the
fire OF June Is was decided upon to-
day at meeting Of the general re-
lief committee. The appeal will be
made through kilograms sent by. Gov
ernor Walsh to the governors Of other
states and the mayors Of the principal
cities.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
KILLED IN ACCIDENT.
,py ..,oe,.,re ,,,.,,

OTTAWA. ILL.,. July miss Tina
Smith. aged IL, was killed Thursday
near Leonora, ILL.,. whaS an automo-
bile. driven by her brother, Weiner
Smith, turned over. Other occupants
OF the machine were badly injured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02

Alfred Paumier, an English actor,
who created the leading masculine
role in the romantic spectacular play,
THE Story Of the Rosary has been
engaged to play the role In the plays
American production. 2 !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
severe Attack OF COLO Cured.

Severe Attack OF Colo Cured.
p. +. Cross, who travels in Virginia and
other Southern 6tstes, was taken suddenly
and severely i'll with collie. Attic frst store
he came TO the merchant recommended
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Two doses Of Il cured him. No
one should leave home on journey without
9 bottle Of this preparation. For aaia By all
dealers. Advertisement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
ASSASSIN THEORY
tCUntlnued from oago one.

-
until after an autopsy on Mrs. Bailey's
body today.
Joseph Golden, one Of the two men
who sat In DR.. Carman's waiting room
when Mrs. Bailey was killed, sur
prised the authorities today by de-
claring that he saw Mrs. Carman enter
the room a minute or two after the
shot was fred. She helped her hus-
band lift the woman's body to couch,
he said, and folded the hands over
the breast. This contradictedS Mrs.
carman's statement that she did not
see Mrs. Bailey either before or after
the shooting. Further questioning
brought from Golden an admission that
he might have made a mistake and
that the woman he saw might have
been Mrs. Carman's sister.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
0()S1T
Yourself by Reading the Prohi-
bition Amendment Law
Be Independent.

Get a copy OF the Prohibition
Amendment Law and read it for
yourself. do not be dependent upon
others for your information. have 1t
as 1t is. Pocket size. extra quality
paper, neatly and durably bound.
f'rice 15c. Call or address A. F
Combs, at the Daily Telegram office.
Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
PENSION NATTER.
,srrelAL 70 ms "a:

ttFteIAI 70 tHt fk:.koRAh
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 81
Congressman Neely has taken up with
the pension bureau the matter OF
granting a pension to Charles A. Call
ey, Of Follansbee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
WINTERS NAMED.

WASHINGTON. D. C., July a.
Florence l.. Winters base been ap-
pointed postmaster at Amboy, Preston
county, in place of Hamilton w. Mas
on. resigned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
For Visitor.

For her sister. Mrs. w. q. Ruth
rauff, who arrived this morning from
Washington, D. c., invitations have
been issued by Miss Cora M. Atchi-
son, for reception to be given from
2 to 8 o'clock on Friday evening at
her home in Sixth street. Mrs. Ruth
rauff is a lecturer of note, and has
Just concluded a very successful tour
through the South. She will spend
week here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
BANKS TO BE CLOSED.

( All the banks of the city will be
closed Saturday, July 4, nor will they
be open Saturday evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
Small Farms

We.haye two 7.acre tracts, two s.
acre tracts and two 3-acre tracts Of
land lying within one mile of the
city limits which can be bought at
reasonable prices and on good terms.
b. st..e..s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
Kelly Hill

; Six room house with bath on nice.
level lot 35x100 feet. House finished
/ throughout in oak with cabinet man
tells.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02
Price $28OO

s1.50O cash. balance one and two
years. A little less for cash.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-02

The faculty OF always having a lit
tie money in her purse Is one pecu-i
iiarity Of the housewife who studies
the ads" in the Daily Telegram.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
ANDRES PAcHEco LAsTIMApo
SACRAMENTO.


Andres Pacheco, i'm vaquero bier
conocido y dueho de una ca~rnicerfa
en- la calle de San Francisco, fue Ii
RADIO de su caballo en- dias pasados
mientras venia de la penitenciaria ha.
cha ell canine de Cerrillos y por algu.
a horas perdio Ell conocimiento poi
las lastimaduras que recibiera. Fue
llevado en- una ambulance a su resi-.
dencia en- Ell canine de Cerrillos y Ell
DR.. Standby G. Small fue llamado.
Luego que Ell medico examine sus las.
timaduras dijo que aunque r dolo-
rosas no eran fatales.
FL Sr. Pacheco fue visto caido en-
Ell canine, SUI caballo parade a un la
do de Ell, cuando Frank Owen venia en-
su autom6vil en- al canine de Cerri-
Hos. I'll Sr. Owen hizo venir un ca
rruaje por telefono y ell hombre las
timado recibi6 pronta atencion medi-
ca.
Parece que ell Sr. Pacheco andaba
en- un caballo muy brioso pero que ell
animal empezara a reparar mientras
estaba cerca de la Inca del ferroca-
rril Santa Fe espantado cuando pa
SO Ell tren @ que ell Sr. Pacheco Sc N
fermara repentinamente y Sc cayera
no Sc puede saber. AL tempo de es-
cribir este Sc nos informa que ell Sr.
Pacheco va recuperando muy pronto
de sus lastimaduras y que pronto es-
tara bueno y sano otra vez. Nos ale
gramos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
MANNING HACIENDA UNA PELEA
AcERRlMA Y FUERTE
Fl Candidate ProgrCsIsta Para la Le-
gIslatura del ccndado de Mckinley
Cora de Mucho Prestlglc.


Gallup. N. NJ, Oct. 10.-Adolfo Fl
Hill, candidate para la comision de
corp>Taciones en- 81 boleto Democratic
co, habIo aqui ell Lunes en- la noche
a una tnmensoa muchedumbre com
puesta de ciudadanos de todos los
partidos. El Sr. Hill es considerable
un Grader muy regular y Sc cree que
Ftendra muy buena votacion aqui en-
tire los natiyos en- addiction a la vota-
cion regular del partido.
c. @. Manning, Ell nominado Progre-
sista para la legislature de estado,
quien tamblen tiene el soporte Demo
cratico para la nomination, esta pre-
parandose para hacer una campana
energica y activa. El condado de Nc
KinIey no tiene mejor hombre, va sea
On habilidad 8 en- integridad, para la
legislature que q ST.. Manning.
Los Republicans probablemente
conseguiran mas votos en- el condado
de Mckinley 81 eIlos retiran la escFi-
tura de cartas del P~residente de Esta-
do Ely y de Hugh Williams,
Las lIuvias. las cuaIes han CONT
nuado por una semana, han estado ca
yendo en- este condado. Los campos
no Sc habian visto nunca en- mejores
condolences.
Los candidates Progresistas y De
mocratas del condado de Apache, Arr
zona, quienes usan a Gallup como
una base de ope~raciones, para la in
yasion de la parte norte del condado,
han sido bastante numerosas esta
semana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
FRANCISCO PARA sENTENclA-
DO PoR 100 AMOS, TRAIDo AoUI

Francisco PARA, 1ltimamente SEN
tenciado por so hasta Glen amos en- la
penitenciarfa por asesinato en- Ell con-
dado de Grant, fue traido a la peni-
tenciarfa ell Jueyes pasado en- la mo-
che, pero no para comenzar SUI ter.
mino. PARA ha apelado su causa y
esta aqui solamente para mas seguri-
dad.
Las mismas condolences aplican a
August West, Iltimamente convictado
de asesinato en- segundo grade por la
muerte de George King en- ell Vale de
Mimbres en- Julio pasado, quien fue
traido por 81 mismo diputado que ira
10 a PARA.
Cinco p~risioneros fueron traidos
comenzar a servir sus terminus al
mismo tempo, todos del condado de
Grant, Son ellos:
Noah Graham, 20 amos, por asesina.
to.
Thomas Fitzgerald. de cautro a Gin
co amos, por Justification.
CataliI Martinez. Is a Is meses,
por sacar ilegalmente una arma NOR.
tffera.
Pablo Arguillo, is a "a meses, robo
mayor.
Victor Mendoza, II a IS meses, rODO
mayor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
scAMIDT pIDE NuEvo yuIoIo.
Hans Schmidt, eI sacerdote que Ase'
sin6 a Anna AumuIIer, Plde Nuevc
JuicIo.

Nueva York, Oct. 10.-Argumentos
seran hechos ante la corte de apela-
clones el Lunes que viene sobre mi
APPLICATION por i'm nuevo juicio en- la
causa de Hans Schmidt, anteriormen-
tie sacerdote, y quien ha estado ocho
meses en- ia penitenciarfa de Sing
Sing aguardando ~ejecucion de muer.
te en- la silla electrlca por Ell asesl-
nato de Anna AumuIIer, cuyo cuerro
Ell hizo pedazos y luego 10 arroj0 en- Ell
Rio Hudson.
Este nefario y horrendo asesinato
todaviaa esta fresco en- las mentes de
nuestros lectores v es uno de los mas
atroces que Sc han cometidO en- la
Ciudad Imperial de Nueya York.
Schmidt era un sacerdote de la lyle
STA de San Jose. Anteriormente ha-
bia fungido en- otras %parroquias don
de habia muchachas trabajando. En-
ell primer lugar Ell comenz0 a dar mu-
cha ~atencion a una de las muchachas
y este result6 en- que la muchacha
perdiera su colocacion y que ell Padre
fuese transferido a la iglesia de San
Jose. Sc dice que e~ntretanto ell pa
Dire habia hecho Greer a la muchacha
que Ell Sc habia cascade con ella en-
n ceremonial en- la cual el mismo ce
lebr0.
A fines de Agosto del ano pasado,
debido a la condicion de la mucha-
cha ,el padre la llev6 a una ~habitacion
en- el 1ado occidental de la ciudad. El
confes6 que pocos dias despues ha'
bia lido al cuarto de la muchacha y
que mientras esta dormia lie habia
cortado la garganta y luego habia cor
tado su cuerpo en- nueve pedazos;
que el habia envuelto en- papeles Ca
da n de los pedazos v que los habia
arrojado uno por uno On Ell Rio Hud-
son Uno de estos pedazos fue halla-
do y este cause que los policias ave-
riguaran Ell hecho y por fin Schmidt
fue arrestado como el actor. Ell padre
fue juzgado a principles de Febfero.
pasado y debido a sus propias confe-
stones fue halIado culpable en- prb
mer grado.
En- la declaration jurada que ha
sido p~resentada pidiendo un
iuicio ell abogado de Schmidt dice
que la muchacha no fue asesinada ST.
no que habia muerto a resultas de
una o%peracion v que entonces Sch
midi habia cortado su cuerpo para
evitar un escandalo para proteger al
medico que hizo la operation.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
APLIoUEN Ell LINIMENTo De
SLOAN LIBREMENTE PARA
LUMBAGO.

Sus ataques de Lumbago no son tan
serios como parecen. Ustedes los pue-
den relevar Embellishments por una
simple ~aplicacion del Linimento de
Sloan en- la espalda y los lomos. Lum-
bago es una forma de reumatismo, y
Sc quita perfectamente con ell Lini-
mento de Sloan, Ell cual penetra prom
tamente en- todos los mdslos lastima-
dos, adoloridos y t~iernos, alivia la es-
palda y la deja en- buena condicion.
Obtengan una botella del Linimento
de Sloan por rs centavos en- cualquier
botica y tenganla en- la casa-en CON
ira de resfriados, coyunturas hincha-
das y adoloridas, reumatismo, neural
gia, ciatica y males semejantes. Sc
devuelve sudinero 81 no satisface, pc
no siempre da aIiyio al instante.-De
venta en- todas las boticas.-CAdv.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
ELLEN NUEvos oFIcIALEs.


Los Caballeros de Colon ell Jueves
pasado en- la noche eligieron o~ficiales
por Ell pr0ximo ano, en- una junta la
Fl Clan Jurado de los Electores de
esta encabezada por E. P. Davis como
Caballero Mayor, y los otros oficiales
son ONO sigue:
Caballero Mayor Diputado, ]. d. Sc
ma; canciller, Charles Eckert; teso-
zero, James B. Read; guardian, Tho
mas White; ~secretario, j. j. Ken
ney; registrador, C. F. Mckay; advo-
cador, M. ]. McGuinnes; guardia de
adentro, Amado Gutierrez; guardia de
afuera, Jose L. Duran, sermonero,
Frank Keefe; capellan, Ell Rev. A.
Bessett; fideicomisarios: Frank
Gormley, Juan Valdez, ]. Mulligan.
81 concilio local iniciara una clase
de 30 Ell dia IS de Octubre, cuando ell
trio de grades de Albuquerque vendra
a conferir los diferentes grades. FL
concilio esta en- ma condicion prospe-
ra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
LA sUERTE DEL TEsoRERo DEL
coNDA0o DE CURRY EN- LAS
MANos DEL JURADo.

A segun noticias recibidas en- Ia off
Gina del intendente ambulante, la eau
sa en- contra de J. F. Taylor, ~tesorero
del condado de Curry, acusado con
ofensas las cuales amontan a incom.
Detencia, fue entregada al jurado Ell
Viernes pasado y en- TODD 10 que %
sabe, esta todavia en- sus manos. Ell
jurado sali6 dos wees por instruc.
clones. La primera vez la votacion
estuvo ocho por cuatro por un faIlo
de culpabilidad. y la segunda vez nue.
We por tres.
La causa en- contra de A. L. Await,
tesorero de condado, acusado de mall
versacion, Sc dijo que Sc ,comenzarfa
hoy. Los abogados de Await sostie-
men que los cargos de malversacion
son sin fundamento, siendo que los
fondos en- question estan en- Iitiga.
cion y Ell acusado esta listo a produ-
cir los mismos cada vez que los pidan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
DOS ouoERELLAs REToRNApAs

FL gran jurado federal ell cual ha
estado en- session en- el edificio fede-
raj, entreg6 dos querellas ell Mier-
coles de la semana pasada en- la ma.
mana. Una fue en- contra de Harry
Leslie DAVIS por quebrar Ell sello de
I'm caro- en- Gallup ell dia Is de Agos-
to de este afo y por tener una rueda
de autom6vil en- su possession. La rue
da era un envio inter-estado y conse-
c~uentemente trae la materia a la cor
te federal Que Davis anduviera ale
gre acerca del tempo que 81 lego a
Gallup Y decidiera remover la rueda
del CAIRO de flete no Sc dice.
La otra querelIa es en- contra de
Clarence Watkins y Roy Watkins,
acusandolos de escalar un edificio
usado como la estafeta del gobierno
en- Alma, condado de Socorro, ell dia
2 de Julio.
is Querellas Reportadas.
va estaba escritO 10 de arriba cuan
do 0 lego ell informe que ell gran
jurado federal habia entregado ell
viernes pasado is querellas y en- 20
no halo ninguna. Entire las quere-
Has que no hallaron causa estaba una
para Albert A. Eddington, quien ha
bia sido acusado con ~violacion del &C
ia de Mann, y una para Henry Grant
quien habia sido acusado de hacer un
retorno falso.
Las mas de las querellas en- que no
Sc halo causa era por perjuro, cons
piracion o la Introduction de licor en-
ell pals de los Indios. Las personals
en- contra de las cuales no halo que
rella sc les do su libertad de custo-
dia 8 fianza como fuera Ell case.
En- la corte federal el viernes en- la
tarde Ell P~rocurador de Distrito Sum-
mers Burkhart presento Ell reporte del
Mariscal A. H. Hudspeth por Ell tri-
mestre finalizando Septiembre 80.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-15
DEJA BuRLADo AL OFFICIAL QUE
10 vlGlLABA.

TERRA Amarillo, N. M, Oct. TO-
David Romero, de 10 amos de edad v
Emilio Truiillo. de 16 amos de edad,
fueron arrestados Ell dia % del mes
pasado por ell alguacil mayor del con-
dado de Rio Arriba, Don Elias Gar
cia.
Estos dos jovenes malvados Sc ha-
bian robado un trio de yeguas en- Jua-
nita, Colorado, pertenecientes al Sr.
Porfirio Chaves, y Sc vinieron para ell
lugar de su residencia en- la plaza de
Brazos. 81 alguacil mayor, quien te-
mia buena v fidedigna information de
sospechas que ellos habian sido los
perpetradores del robo los arresto y
pronto confesaron ell lugar donde es-
taba la propiedad robada. Tan prom
to como los hubo arrestado telegra-
flo al alguacil mayor del condado de
Arehuleta, Colorado, que habia arres-
tado a los ladrones de las yeguas y
Ell dia % Sc los entreg0 al dicho al
guacil quien vino por ellos a esta pla-
"a. G. II. Holiday, alguacil mayor
del conado de Archuleta,~ partio con
los reo para Pagosa Springs, Colora-
do. Pero aqui n de ellos jugo una
treta. David Romero, antes de lie
gar a La Inca del estado de Colorar
do, tom6 las de Villadiego Y dej6 bur
lado al official que los conducia. Ro-
nero entire la session de Willow Creek
y Azotea entro al privado del coche
y enseguida atranc6 la puerta, v que
bro la ventana sin haber sido notado
por Ell alguacil mayor, y de esta ma
nera Sc fugo Y hasta la p~resente no
Sc ha sabido de su ~paradero.
Ell alguacil del condado de Archule-
ia ha ofrecido una recompensa de
s25 por ell .arresto de Romero, o a la
persona por medic de quien ell arres-
10 sea hecho. Dicha suma Sc garan-
liza por Ell alguacil mayor del conda-
10 de Rio Arriba, ell Hon. Elias Gar
,t