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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
PoRFIRIo cHAvEs, DEL coNpADo
DE LINCOLN, RELEvADo DEL
PuESTo.

Despacho Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Carrizozo, N. NJ, Abril 13.-Porfrio
Chaves, alguacil del condado de Lin
coin. sera removido por ell Juez Med
Ter seguido de su conviction en- la cor
te de distrito por negligencia de deber,
los cargos siendo traidos por Ell inten-
dente ambulante del estado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23

Para tener una complexion samuel
higado debe ser a two, los intestinos
regulares y la sangre pura. TODD este
Sc consigue usando HERBINA. Purga
completamente ell hfgado, este nago e
intesinos, pone ell cuerpo en- buena
condicion y restaura ell cutiS a aquel
color claro. rosado y blanco que tan
to anhelan las %sefioras. Precio so cen.
tavos. Vendida por The Capital Phar-
macy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23

Cuando Vd. goza de salud, Sc siente
feliz. pero sucede 10 c%ontrario con los
que tienen reumatismo, dolor en- los
.rihones, mdsculos doloridos, calam-
bres en- los intestinos. disenteria, y
nauseas, Estos ~pacientes pueden ali
war sus sufrimientos empleando el
ACETTE MAGICO "RENNE'S" MATA-
DOLOR. Es un Temedio de gran eff.
cacia para dolor inferno y externo.
Aceptese solo. ell genuine. Precio Is
centavos la botella. Vendido por
The Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
RAsTREANpo LADRoNEs De CA.
BALLos.

Roswell, Abril l3.-Cuarto personals
del otro ladO del estado estan en- la
ciudad trabajando con la fuerza del
alguacil aqui hacienda fuerza cojer a
una pacota de ladrones de caballos. Sc
cree que los ladrones pasaron por el
lado norte del condado de Chayes con
los caballos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
en- LACE MATRIMONIAL.


Sr. Editor del Nueyo Mexicano.
Siryase insertar en- su apreciable
semanario 10 siguiente
I'll dia Is de AbriI. 1914. Sc verified
Ell enlace matrimonial de la simpati-
ca y v~lrtuosa senorita Bonita Eome-
70, hija de Doha Tonita de Romero
con el bien quisto 'oyen Sr. Victoriano
Cruz, de Chimay6, N. M, a las IL del
dla en- la Iglesia Presbiteriana Espa-
hola de Chamisal, N. M, sirviendo de
%padrinos Abel Sandoval y su esposa.
La noyia estaba hermosamente alta
yiada en- i'm elegante traje blanco
frondosa guirnalda de flores y veIo
nupcial. La honradez y c~nalidades
de la noyia y del novio haran una vida
modelo. Ofci6 en- la ceremonial Ell
bien conocido m.nistro de la Iglesia
Presbiteriana Espahola de Embudo,
n. M, Ell Rev. Tomas Atencio, Desea-
a los recien easados muchos amos
de f%elicidades y que Dios los bendiga
en- TODD.
IS. S. S.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
AvIso a LOS TRABAJADoREs EN-
LOS cAMPOS DE 5ETA7EL.

81 trabajo en- los campos de betapel
Sc comenzara cerca del dia % de Ma
30. Muchos trabajadores Sc ~necesita-
ran. No Sc cargaran ningunas COM
stones. Carpas lihres a escuadras or
e~anizadas.
D'riian la communication a la Ameri-
c,u Beet Sugar Co, Rocky Ford, Colo /.
as Animas. Colo. Q Lamar, Colorado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
cuATRo MIL vlDAs
Reciblran Pension del GobIerno por
eI Servicio Prestado por sus Deu-
dos.

Washington, D. c., Abril 6.-Las
pensiones para las viudas y ninos me-
nores de edad, de los oficiales y Soda.
dos que s%irvieron al gobierno en- la
guerra con Espana, La i~nsurreccion f.
lipina y Ell levantamiento Boxer, en-
China, seran autorizados en- un pro-
veto de ley que Sc presento a la ca
mara esta tarde por una ~yotacion de
276 por 81.
FL proyecto concede $12 mensuales
a las yiudas y So cada mes a los sol
dados y m%arineros, por cada hijo, me-
nor de Is amos, que pertenescan a las
viudas, casadas antes de la aproba-
cion de la ley. Las pensiones estan Ii
mitadas a las viudas que no tienen me
dos de subsistencla mas que su ira
bajo diario y cuyos salaries no lleguen
a $3.50 al ano.
Una Investigation de los %veteranos
de la guerra con Espana ensena que
bay cerca de 1000 viudas de los que
sirvieron en- la guerra con Espaha y
en- Filipinas; Y Sc estima que Sc nece-
sitan $2.5O0,OOO para pagan estas pen.
stones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
No IA REelsTRo VA.
"a PobIacion Para Pasar Despues de
las Diez Sc ha Levantado.

Juarez, Mex, Abil 13.A-Anoche que
DO levantada la orden de impedimien
to de entrada a Juarez puesta en- vigoI
durante la estacia del General Carran-
"a EN- la vecina poblacion. por la cual
Sc registraba a la entrada y salida de
los puentes internacionales, del lado
nexicano, a todas las personals que de
81 Paso iban a Juarez, y por la que
sstaba prohibido transitar despues de
as diez de la noche por Ell menciona-
10 puerto.
FL registro de las personals CO.
no la prohibition de la entrada, des-
oues de esa bora, han quedado aboli-
das.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23

mes, los cuales Sc pasaron sin expli-
carlos, la defensa no siendo puesta en-
el testiguaro para testifcar La corte
lnstruyo primero Y segundo grade y
homicidio voluntario. La prosecution
fue conduclda por el Procurador de
Distrito =. d. Tittnian, e. a. Mann y
Lowe, y la defensa por A, A. sedillo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
Honor a la CienCia
UN FAMoso sABIo DE CHICAGO oFREcE
su NyEvo MEroDo GRATIS A Topos
LOS HoMBREs DEaILEs Y cAsTApos.
cUHAcloNEs MARAvlLLosAs Sc HAGEN
Tooos Los pIAs.

El tempo de los curanderos y de los charlatanes es una cosa del pa
sado. Es un hecho que ell hombre que sufre de alguna de las plagas
del siglo Xxx hene forzosamente que mirar d la ciencia medica mo-
derna para su salvation. Hemos publcado III lbro ttulado "Confe
stones Secretas' que aunque basado en- los dltmos adelantos de Ia
ciencia, esta escrito en- terminus sencHlos y entendibles pr todos.
por Ell sufrfmiento Sc manda gratis a quien 10 soIcie con la esperanto
de que le sea de utiidad.
Maestro Medco Director adenas de dstribuir gratutamente e.
ia valiosa obrta tambien ofrece dar gratis una muestra de SUI mara
Whose tratamiento para ell combatimiento radical de la debiidad Sc.
Aual las afecciones de los 0rganos gentourinarios, reumatismo, i'm
mente para la restauraci0n del sstema neryioso gastado.
L0 unlco que I'd, tene que hacer para recibr TODD este gratis es
inarcar con una * los sfntomas o enfermedades que I'd. sufra de
las nombradas en- Ell cupon de abajo y mandaro en- una carta dhfjida
q nosotros.
Este no 10 compromise a I'd. en- NADIA con nosotros. 81 I'd. quiere
someterse a nuesno tratamiento regular, solo una suma modesto Sc lie
cobrara. M
ss. THE NERvTsANA CO. Depto. ! s Box 1870. Chicago. I'LL. d {. a.
MES SECRETAs' y una muestra de su maravlloso tratamiento. Aba.
10 he marcado los males que me afectan y quiero DIR su opinion So
be mi case.
Ma a Hfgaoo .'Catarro XII Dyspepsia .Sangre tmpura
Stills sEstrechez eonorres MAJ de Rl5ones
Reumattsno .Nerviosidsd sEstrehimiento DebUidad Sexual
Espermatorrea .AImOrranas Nal de vejigs Neuralgia
Nombre y apeIido
Mi direction complete es como sgue; @...............
MI edad es.. ........ ~. Cuanto tempo enfermo?. VI. .......... i
rnnrnntrJpu1nr nrnrnnrr nunnrl1nunrnr mn nnnnnnnn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23

Hablando "El Imparcial'' de la cam
pana del Torreon, dice 10 slguiente;
"Velasco ha hecho morder ell polvo
a Villa. Echemos a vuelo las campa-
mas de nuestro ~corazon."
Pues no 10 necesitan; ell c%orazonci-
lilo de ustedes ha estado ~repicando to-
dos los dias. Pero es de puro miedo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
'DEvuELvEN LAS ARMAs.
Las que Fueron ouitadas del eober-
nador Hunt en- Dias Pasados.

Nogales, Sonora, Mex, Abril IS
Comprendiendo que ell desarme de los
empleados que iban con ell goberna-
dor Hunt. por los constitucionaIistas,
habia sido un error ~lamentable, debi-
do a ignorancia, ell Coronel Guerrero
dijo que serfan devueltas las armas
Embellishments y Sc deberfa hacer I'm
desagravio por Ell error cometido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
Aumenta 22 Libras
En- q Dias
FL case notable del Sr. F. Gagnon.
EngOrda con asombrOsa
rapidez.

"Hace algun tempo me encontraba tan flaco y
demacrado que de por fuerzn tuve que aband0nar
mis- ocupaeiones. HOY. gracias al especi6co Sargol,
parszco otro hOmbre. Me hizo aumentar % libras
en- % dias."'
Tomando SargoI game 10 libras EN- IA dias.' 7 dice
Ia Sra Mary Roberts. Ahora duermo bien. digiero
y asinnilo perfectamente mis- comidas y trabajo con
Verdadero Rusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
MoNuMEN1os.

Tenemos un gran surtido, y pode-
mos ejecutar cualquier diseno hecho.
Escrfbanos por disehos y muestras.
JoNES-BoWERs MONUMENT CO.
215 E. Central
Albuquerque. N. NJ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
PRUEBA GRATIS

Este cupon. coni0 centavos orc en- estampillas
decorreo, para ayudar alos Eastos, daderecho q
una GAIA gratis de SargoL. Envfeloa The Sargol
CO., "a ID Herald Bldg,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23

UN cUERPO FUERTE Y R0BUSTO
"Antesd de tomar las pastillas de Sargol la genie
me llamaba Eel esqueleto," pero va no me cuadra
tai nombre, pues he aumentado IL libras desde que
empece el tratamiento y todayia sligo aumentando-
Me veo tan distinto que muchas personas no Green
que soy el mismo." Ash nos escribe otro caballero
al acabar su tratamientO con SargOl.
lie gustarfa q I'd, amahle lector 8 lectora, aumen-
tar tambien de 10 & 30libras de carnes s6lidas, duras
y permanentesf Imaginese 10 bien que Sc verla;
ganafia hermosura, salud y fuerzas.
No Olga que no puede ser; haga la prueba. lie
enviamos gratis una GAIA de Sargol cuyo precio es
de so ~centavOs orc americana.
Mas de medic million de personals de ambos sexos
10 han puestO a prueba y Sc han conyencido de que
Sargol produce resultados y que hace ganar carnes
q los que 10 toman. No hay necesidad de guardian
dieta nj de recogerse en- eamas Supplements una
pastilla con cada comida. Recorte ell cupony envfe
por la GAIA que ofrecemos gratis. Incluya tambien
10 centavos orc en- sellos. de correo sueltos y sin
cancelar para probar su buena fe y para ayudar q
los gastos de entreRa.
Dirijase 4 The SargoI Co, IA d Herald Bldg,
Binghamton, N. y. 2. u. de A.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23

" eenos uei cQrreo de AaQuinta SemanA
su pals equivalentes a10 centavos en- orc
americana para ayudar q cubrir los
gastos de franqueo, lie enviaremos i'm
atamien de nuestro REMEDTO
con Ell foIleto antedicho titulado ga
verdad acerca del Cabello." Corte este
!Cupon y envielo hoy mismo al Union
Laboratory, Box TAG Union, N. Y. E. u.
tupoN PARA UA TRATAMlENTO GRATIS DE sl.oO
Union Laboratory. 4
Box 746 Union, N. T., z. u. "A.
LIE adJunto en- sellos del correo el
~eQulvalente de 10 centavos orc amer
lcano para cubrir los gastos de fran
queos por 10 cual me enviara al in
Sl.OO y Ell folleto titulado La Verdad
acerca del Cabello."
(Ad1unte este fCupon en- su carta.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
CARTER HARRISON DE CHICAGO
VlsITAHA SANTA re Y TAOS.

Echa Ia culpa por Ia Derrota del Pro-
yecto subterraneo de 100000 en-
Ia ciudad Airosa por Ia oposIclon
&c los Papeles de chIcaso-Hearst
Solo por la Propuesta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
CARGO DE AsEslNATo PoR FL
GRAN JuRADo.

Alexander Robinson AquerelIado por
la Alegada Muerte de un Indlo en-
Isleta-Fred Burnham AquerelIadc
Por Saquear la Estafeta-Nueve
ouereIIas Retornadas en- la corte de
los Estados Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23

lamente Tn Peso al Aho.
Suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano. So
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23

Despues de protocolar, 81 Sir. Pond
diio que Embellishments comenzarfa
81 trabajo en- una Inca telefonica del
rancho y hacer otras mejoras.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23

Probaremos a nues-
ira costa que el RE-
MEDIC CALVACURA
impedira la caida
del pelo y la picaz6u
del cuero cabeiludo y
cura la caspa, hacien-
90 hrotar Ell pelo, Al
recibo de su nombre
y direction, incluyen-
do anllna dal nnrnno a.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23
IA yERDAD AGERcA DEL
CABELL0p

tpor I'm especialista
europeo)
Y que contlene los ST.
guientes capitulos:
del Ca
bello.-La estructura
del Cabello y del Cue-
70 Cabelludo. Las
Causas que m0tivan
la caida del Pelo Y la
Calvicie. de
conseguir v oonservar
una y her
mosa Cabellera.-EI
T~ratamiento que hace
brotar Ell Pelo en- S
-Informes de
nHanfAa co
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-23

BoNEFAcIo oRTBGK.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-12

Sarah E. Moore, Beg. at NE corner Lot 1
Blk. 5, thence N. to S. edge of Des
said river to the intersection Lot /,
Block IS, thence e. to place of beg
Por. SCI Sch Sec. 2, T. 49, r. So
T. W Tasker, Out Lot No. of NW3
NEa (Sec. ~, T. 1877, r. S6-5.03 acres)
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-11-12

Estelle Paige, Por.
lying south of G
II. S6-5.73 acres,
w. J. Roberts, NEa
II. SG--40 acres)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-09
I)eY()E
The Shoe Man

Docs a general shoe business,
and aolls Shoes for every
mOmber Of tho family, at
prices that viii keep you com.
ing. Give us a trial and bo
convinced, You will find US
night In ovory respect We
are receiving now goods daily
and will soon have one OF the
most complete limos OF Shoes
In tho city We solicit your
business and appreciate your
trade, Como in and get &C.
dualntod, you win 10 glad
you came, Have you seou our
Notasome Hosiery II not
why nct givS thom a trial.
they arc sure to please you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26

the city and starting homeward young
Mackey stopped at the south end OF
the bridge and conversed with the
marshal on dug there. He then passed
along the lighted road through the
place known as Dead Mans Hollow"
and il was after he had left the main
road and turned into what is known as
Mackey's road that he was shot
Road Not Lighted.
Mackey's road Is not lighted. and last
might when the shooting occurred II
was made exceptionally dark by the
heavy downpour OF rain. About forty
minutes before the shots were fired the
father passed over the road in his au-
tomobile. but saw no pedestrians.
Near the scene of the shooting there
Is grassy knoll, it is said. and II Is
thought that the armed man, or men,
may have been secreted there. The
shots were fired at distance OF not
and surprise is expressed that the as
sailant did not so to where the wound
ed man fell.
The circumstances show that the
man who did tn shooting did II as re
suit of elaboration said the father OF
the wounded man. land the fact tGat he
permitted my son to lie there on the
road shows that his object was murder
and not merely to maim.'
Crandal Mackey, jr., took a civil
service examination for the postmaster
ship of Rosslyn. Va. few days ago
Yesterday he received the appointment
and. il is said. probably would have
taken charge OF :he office today had
not the shooting occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26

the grand jury of the District of Column
bia has been investigating. will be
taken up by that body again tomorrow
after an adjournment since last Wednes-
day
Prior to the adjournment the Jurymen
heard testimony Of commission mer-
chants. who. it is stated, declared that
the increase in the prices of fooostuHs
was due to the inability of the commls-
sion men to get the food here. Test
mony on the other hand. 1t is declared.
was given by employees of railroads that
no decrease in the shipments OF food
stuffs had been noted since the outbreak
of the war.
Assistant United States Attorney S.
McComas Hawkin, who Is assisting Unit
ed States Attorney Clarence r. wilson
in the presentation of the evidence be-
fore the grand jury. has summoned
number of employees of commission mer-
chants to appear and give testimony De-
fore that body tomorrow. These en-
ployes. it is stated, include secretaries
bookkeepers and clerks Of the commits
sion houses, from whom the prosecuting
attorney expects to get information as
to just what amount of foodstuns mas
been received in tbs city.
Several days ago it was reported that
the local grand jury was about two re-
turn two indictments against persons IN
this city as a result of its investigation,
but it was stated today at the office OF
the United States attorney that 1t is not
expected any indictments will be re-
turned by the grand jury tomorrow.
Sherman on the Job.
That the department of weights,
measures and markets of the District
of Columbia government is going to be
constantly ION the job" this winter In
aiding citizens to reduce the high cost
of living was the announcement today
of John H. Sherman, superintendent
Addressing the fourth of the con-
building this morning. Mr.. Sherman
stated that If there Is a demand FOR
his services. he proposes to Devote
three evenings week during the
lions and groups of consumers on the
subject of marketing.
1t is his belief that much can be
done in the way of lowering the cost
OF foodstuffs If housewives will make
q careful study of the marketing prob
lem. In this connection he again urged
that the public must curb lis taste
for commodities not in season, de-
claring that this abnormal appetite has
had much to do with the advance in
prices.
Mr.. Sherman today estimated that at
least 200 community. leagues" have
been organized for the purpose of OBJ
tanning supplies at wholesale prices. He
reiterated his belief that the leagues
will fall apart of their own weight
as soon as the present igh-priced-food
crisis is passed. but declared that the
plan, as a means of afrording temper
airy relief, is accomplishing all that
was predicted for it.
The next conference will be held at
the District building Friday morning
at IL o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26
Poetry and the Soldier.
ON the London Chronicle.

From music on the march to poetry on
the battlefield is only step. Poetry has
relieved the tedium of waiting before the
action. Mr.. Hutton, in his Life Of Scott.
gives the illustration: When the Lady
Of the Lake reached Sir Adam Fergu-
son he was posted with his company on
a piece of ground exposed to the enemy's
artillery, somewhere. no doubt. on the
lines of Torres Vedras. The men were or
dered to be PROSTATE on the ground;
tain, kneeling at the head, read aloud
the description of the battle in Canto
VI, and the listening soldiers only in
terrupted him by joyous huZza when
the French shot struck the bank above
them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26
WHITE CAUTIONS AMERICANS.
Former Minister Denies Language
Favoring Germany.

COPENHAGEN, via London, August
26. 1850 a.m.-Henry White. formerly
American ambassador at Paris, has
made a formal denial that he had said
that Germany was not to blame for the
war This alleged statement has been
widely circulated on the continent. Mr.
White said:
'It is the duty of every American to
be neutral in word as well as in deed.
No such statement was made by me.
treatment given Americans by Germans
This has been uniformly good, though
several Americans did run into trouble.
What the cause of this was I do not
know.
necessity for a neutral bearing on the
part of Americans. This war is not
their business, and they should keep
out of it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26
c. MAcKEY, R., SHOT,;
ASSA|LANT GETS AWAY
Son of Alexandria County Prescott
ing Attorney Fired on in Dark
Near Home.

Crandal Mackey. jr., twenty one years
old, son of crandal Mackey. common
wealth's attorney for Alexandria
county. Va, was shot in his right leg
and thigh last night by an unidenti-
fled person while on the road near his
home. a short distance beyond Rosslyn.
He was returning from the city with
bottle Of medicine for his grand
mother.
A second shot was fired after the
young man had fallen. but the shot
did not strike him. Young Mackey re-
manned on the ground several
minutes after he was fred upon, fear
ing a move on his part might mean
additional shooting. and when he was
satisfied that the individual who had
used the shotgun had disappeared he
got up and went home.
He was taken to Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital. Many of the shot were
picked from his leg. and his father
was assured that his condition was not
serious.
It is reasonably certain that there
was more than one man implicated
in the shooting. says the wounded man.
because Of the remark: II believe
got him." made by some one who is
supposed to have done the shooting.
The remark was made in a low but
audible tone, and 1t Is thought that
the remark was that Of a white man.
Family at Dinner.
Crandal Mackey, ST., and members of
his family were at dinner when the
son reached the house and said to
his father: TIN shot; get your auto
mobile"
Seeing there was nothing apparently
dangerous about the wounds, the father
armed himself with a shotgun and ac-
companied armed neighbors to the
scene of the shooting. where futile
search was made for the man or men
implicated in the affair or for some
thing to suggest his or their identity.
Maj. Sylvester was communicated
with, and he established a patrol along
the river and had men stationed at
the Aqueduct and Chain bridges to
watch for suspicious persons who
might attempt to cross the river
Mr. Mackey, sr., thinks the shots prob
ably were intended for him and not
for his son. Young Mackey had no
enemies. so far as the family knows,
while the vigorous prosecutions in
which the father has been engaged
may have suggested his murder to
friends of some of those who were
sent to the state penitentiary.
After purchasing the medicine in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26

can residents are remaining.
Business is absolutely at standsti1l,
though hopes are entertained that traf-
fic will be reopened If the River Scheidt
remains free.
Americans Warned to Quit Italy.
ROME. August Is (5:55 p.m.). via
Paris, August 26 (s:45 a-m.).-The
American embassy. through the con-
suls. has advised all Americans
in Italy to return home now while COM
munications between Europe and the
United States are free. Later. it is
said. complications may arise render
ing transportation difficult.
The warning adds: Americans doing
otherwise remain at their risk"
Americans Get Gold in Paris.
PARIS, August ga number of
in gold ranging from $50 to $4,000.
which had been deposited in the State
Department at Washington for pay
ment in France.
Five hundred strangers Of all ma
tionalities in Paris who were unable to
give good account of themselves have
been sent to the concentration camps
in middle and western France.
Among the American volunteers who
period of training under French army
officers are R Percy. Bayousara, La.
J. Tonic of Tampa, Fla; r. Hildebrand
of Helena, Mont: A. Jougon, Kalamazoo.
Mich; o. Dario Of Fresno. Cal: E. G
Nelson of Minneapolis: F. Landreaux OF
New Orleans, La: r. Phelizot Of Tucson
Ariz.: L. d. Orczy of El Paso, Tex; ].
Miriam of Santa Barbara, Cal.,. and s.
MacGordon Of Menominee. Mich.
Sail on a Freiohtar.
ROTTERDAM, August 25. via Londan
August %. 1880 anon board the Hol-
land-America line freight steamer West.
erdyk, which sailed tonight for New York
| were eighty Americans, all men who had
failed to obtain better accommodations.
No special trains bringing American
refugees from the continent arrived here
Yesterday or today. but a few Americans
came In by regular trains. the running OF
which has been largely resumed
500 Reach Geneva.
GENEVA, Switzerland, August g. via
lParis.-Eight hundred Americans, who are
leaving Switzerland have arrived in Gen
eva during the last twenty-four hours
aboard special trains on their way to
Paris and to England.
Two hundred Americans left for Paris
All of them praised the hospitality Of the
| quantities og baggage behind. The women
and children appeared to be very nervous
| over the prospect of being delayed In
leaving the country.
Several thousand Americans still remain
in Switzerland, where food is abundant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26
ERNEST E. YOST SHOT.
Lewis Google, Colored, Also Victim
of Firearms.

Ernest E. Yost, 1888 7th street north
west. was treated at Homeopathic
Hospital last night for bullet wound
in his leg. He stated that a colored
man accidentally shot him while
handling a pistol in his place of bust
ness.
Lewis Google, colored, 1923 street
northwest suffering from a bullet
wound in his side, was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital last night about
o'clock. The wounded man said he
sustained the wound while engaged in
an alteration with another colored
man.