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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-10

NOTICIAS DIRECTAS

III ayuntamiento NO celebF6 session el
microbes paHado por faIts de quorum.
Con el nombre de Los tres Sosteni
dos Se han reunido en- soCiedad srtfstlca loG
HeiioreS don Angel Mislan, PericAs y Quin'
ton, inteligentes profsGOreG muEiCaleS de la
villa de Ooamo.
FL a&bado celebraron un concerto en-
Salinas.
Aver tuvieron eteCto loE juiCioS ora
lea que Mguen.
Uno contra GuHtsvo Grsna, de Pefue,
las, por injurias; otro contra Monserrate
Maldonado, de Ponce, por lssiones otro
contra Vicente Coll, de Ponce, oOr dispa-
ros.
Ell jueven preGenCismou VA caso Gu
rioso;
MsridO J mujer re6fsn en- la calle, Ger
ca del hogar. III eSpoao lego 4 tirsr de
IN braxo su Compaiiera, Ouando iptervi
no I'M individuo, y dISpuesto a def pder B
la DANA ceDsuro sgriamente Ia cod usts
del CGstigGd0r. Eutonces Ia esposa,S ce
diendo en- IL luchs, se encar6 CON 90 defen
sor llsm&ndole SHsromstiGO , otraH lindexas
por el estilo. Fate sc vIo en- el eaao de
esOspar mas que de priaa, aoorsdo pOr los
mojiOoneS que le propiuaba Ell mstrimonIo,
iSe nseterd otra yes este defeDsor ep
rihas conyugaless
-Nuestro buen amigo don Miguel
HsEn&ndex, empleado de la casa r. Corta
da y CO, 90 enOuentra enfermo.
DesesmoG verle pronto reatsblecido.
-Vuelvan 4 mspudear los rsptoS.
Ri otro dia Ne efectu0 uno ca el be
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-10
SUAREz De MOTA.
GOLpe eH1 cage

b Pats que hs tornado ojeriEa 8
The San Juan MeWs dssde que este 90 de.
olsr6 federal trata de ponernoG en- pugna
con diCho peri6diOo, psOando deducciOneS
= oonsecuenoias de I'M suelto que publico
squel sobre los asuntos de FillpinaG J Gu.
ba.
lMaquisvelismo inoCsnte de los Ona-
NOS On political
Las aprecisoiones del oolsga de la Ca
lie de Tetutn, no son splioableU nj van di
rigidas 81 partido federal, como quiere dar
1 entender malicioSAmente el orgsnillo re-
publicsno.
Ouantos militan en- nuestrR coleotivi-
dad pusden spreeiAr libremente, segdu 80
proplo Critero y con absolute Independent
cis, los problemas de Ia gran antilla J del
archipelago msgsll&niCO, pueS en- nueatrC
progrsma NADIA Sc Consigna aobre esto.
Pierds, pOr 10 tsnto J adn por 10 ton,
TO, miserablemente 90 tempo 81 PdGs, al
quersr sembrar Ia sizsha entire los peYi6
diCoa federales, que en- los GuSbtanCial
intrinseCo de nueStfs plataforms, como
ahOrs Sc dice, mSrOhan de peifsCtisimC
souerdo.
In cuestionss StoundaTias, que nc
afeCtan por modo diFeCto 4 husatro pals
repetimos que oada Cusl ss muy duefio d
opinAT como mejor ls psFesoa.
icon que I ctra PueEts, hermsnOls
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-10

rrio TibeS, y el microbes otre en- 10 Can
terra. Be sspera que eataS dos uniones 90
legaliCen como Dios msnda.
-Ssgdn Aprieta el cslor, ae va oal-
deando mas 10 sangre demuchOs individuoa.
DetIAs del oementsrio se efeotuo IN lance
de-. !. honor d bofetada limpia; y en- 10
plaza principal tambi6n 90 repartieron pan
de pufio dos acalorados pagiliataa.
En- Vista Allegro hubo 81 correapon'
diente escAndalo el jusvea, muy temprani-
to. Be aobY6 todo: frasea obcenas, bofe-
tadaa y gritos, escaseando aolamente la
policis.
"A Oausa del calor, que 90 vi ha-
ciendo insoportsble, son muchas Les fami-
lias de Ia isla que SO dirigen 81 campo, y
algunaa han hecho pedido de kabltacionea
al hotel de los Baaos de COamo, donds
indudablemente sc encuentran, & mas do
una temperature primaveral, tOdaa las CO.
modidades spetecibles.
La temporsda de este afio en- aquel
balnesrio promote ser muy animads.
Ell bale que debio Celebrsr el OaSi-
no el lunes, 90 suspendio 4 oausa del fa-
llecimiento de 10 sefiora dofia Lulaa Cara.
to de Becerrs, de cuya sensible desgracia
nos ocupamos en- eStA misma seOci6n.
Sc sncuehtrs en- eSta ciudad, acom-
pafiado de su seHorR esposa, el ae6or
Snabel, del comeroio de Aguadilla.
Be hospedsn en- 10 casa del se8oE
Umbaoh.
va empieSsn 4 sscaseat las ehi's0s.
Con diicultad sc cOnsiguen algunaG
psrtidaa para embarOsr en- Ell proxlmO Va"
por que sale para los Estsdos UBldoa.
-~Juicios orales para el IL del 90.
rriente
1sldoro CASTOR, de Jusna Diss, pOr
injurias.
NarCiso Goico, de Yauco, por estsfs.
Esteban Cabrera, de Santa Isabel, poE
Iesionea.
Los juiCios del tribunal de policta
sc cslebrsu shora en- los bstos de Ia casa
81 ayuntamiento, y no en- el salon dc sesionea
como se venfs hacienda. Ha descendido,
pueG, la CGclna de eSe tribunal.
DE trea roboa hs sido victima nuea.
tro amigo don AClsclo SublrA en- el espa-
cio de poCos dfas.
Entire vsriOs objetos robadoa Agura
IN par de faroles de ooohe.
La pollofa tiene conocimiento del he.
cho.
--Se enouentra en- Ponce la se1orA
dofis EduvigiS Farrulla de Fer&u, acop-
paiiads de So Seiior h 10 don Ramon.
Bien venidoa sean.
-EL lunes hubo un Oonato dc incen-
dio en- unoG terrenoS propiedad dc nuestro
amigo don Simon Moret, Sltuadog cercs do
Ios Ba6oa de Quintana.
-EL club de la juventud federal csle.
brara en- breve session con objeto dc tratar
asuntos que ata6en 4 50 Rsglamento Ia.
terror.
- Be dice que pront0 ga tratsrk de unir
! laa dos fracOionea rspublicauaL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-10
CRIMEN EN- MAYAGUEz

Nos escriben de Maysgdss que el aA-
bado Sc realiS6 allf I'M crfmen horrible.
Una mujer llamads Julia Bayr6n pro-
vocabs CON palabraa injuriosas & 81 espo-
80 Pedro Rodriguez y este, en- momentoS
de obcecacion J de arrebato corri6 tras
ella, asestAndols una fuerts pu6alada. Sc
guidamente le inhri6 dos mas en- el suelo,
SatiSfaciSndose en- lsmer Ia Gssgre que
snrojecia Ell arms homicida. Luego se
entreg6 d la policfs sin inmutsrse, demos
trando que Sc hsllaba oontento de gu go
cion.
El jusgado instruye diligenciag au-
mariales J el matader espsrs en- Ia caEcel la
Gentencia de los tribunaIes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-10
SAN JUAN
NOTAS POR CORREO
Abril 10.

hoy regresaron en- el VApOr GPuerto
Rico1 los excursioniLtss amaricanoa que
salisron para Ia isla Culebra & fin de visi
tar Ia esouadra que comanda el contra al
mirsnte Facquar.
Fueron perfeotamente reOibidoa OBJ
sequiados con Guma gslanterfs.
--Mafiana debe salir para los Esta
dos Unidos el trsnsporte EMO Clenll. ,
Llevars oorrespondencia.
Don America Salas sirve interina.
mente el cargo de iuex-Ssn Francisco
hasta que tome possession Jose Baxkn, can
didato de las turbss, electo.
-Varios jueCes de policfa preguntan
al attorney general quien es el llamado
suatituirlea en- casoG de auasncia enfsr-
medad.
--Rn CataGo muri6 anoche don Jose
Amador Rodriguex. Esta tsrde 90 le did
Oriatiana sepulturs.
Los doscientos mil dollars llegadol
por el vapor eMc ClenlIs son de los que &C
retenian en- Washington por exaciones in
debidas.
Aver tuvieron aquf dos tortolefiol
uns disputa cruxAndose unos cuantos ba-
laxos.
-Parece cue con el nombramiento
de iuex de policia dc Bsrros se hsFeAdu
cido una diaenCion entire el psltido republi
cano de la localidsd.
I'll puesto estaba ofreCido d Jose Ro
jss Oort6s, y don severiano Arroyo le
hixo una jugada ConGigui6ndole para 81,
con trabsjos de xspa.
Los amigos de aqu6l no ocuItsn Gu
desContento
-Abordo del vSpor eCaracass sal-
drk para Buff slo Mr.. Allen, jefe de Ia
casa TIE AIlen d ca LIevs el PROPOSE
to de establecer IN baxar en- el departs
mento de Puerto Rico, donde exhibirk y
vendsr& efeCtes del pafs.
LA DEMooRAcIA 40 vende en- la Of
Gina de Farmaola de don Ramon H. Pa
tr6n. San Juato 10.
Sc dice que la msno de jab6n que
did en- una de sus Altimaa correspondent
ciaa 4 Mr.. Allen, eI oorresponsal del Pc
ri6dioo do don Ramon L6pez, en- los Ea-
tadoa Unidos, ae Inspire en- una oferta,
? que el gobernador Suscribi6 I'm nombra-
miento de ComiSionsdo Ala ExpoSici6n
de Buffalo, qOs al fin ssrd GceptGdo pOr el
susodlcho correBponsal.
Varies Ssdoritss de ests capital re.
partfan hoy papeletsS dc 10 rifa que ten
drA efecto el s&bado, en- el bale 4 bene6
Cio del asilO de Ia Maternidsd, en- pro-
ysCto.
Nos aGeguran que sl tristsmenta
c6lsbre MonChilo IriEsrry se laH eehA do
HsdtG sists poT BaEros. So ha atfevido 4
hsCsr diapaToS de revolver en- medic do
Les cRllsG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-10

a AyI 81 aOaso no ratorna
nuestro plan 10 trastorra
que labor mas neciA y fttil
, Ouanta bsjeSa indtiI
que repugna J que abochornS !
sQue vuelva nos tisne cuenta.
81 no. derpuss de vendsr
81 EusIo que NOS Sustents
! no podremos reOoger
todo el fruto de Ia venta Is
SJAREz De MOTA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-10
! VOLYERA ?.... NO VOLVERA ?

Est& iropaclepts BArbosa
y don CruE eatA nervioso
Todd, con airs misterioso,
no aoaiega nj rsposa
20 halls ict6rico B:ioao.
Guzmsn- que vende con DOnes
4 etta patris infortunada--
pasa arnargsS desaxones
con Ia f4z deSencsjsda,
Guillot hsbla & tropezoneF.
Mstienxo, exhalsndo un ay!,
para aliVio de 81 cuita,
evooa, emplsxa J coLeita
al alma de Gsribay,
que vsga errsnte J proSCrita.
81 Allen no la favorsCe,
pronto cser& Ia Psgoda.
Ros vscila J pslidece,
LuGunaris 30 txtremeee
y don Guile sc inOomods.
Egoscue 80 deaOoneisrts
anda Rossy slioaidc,
como una mosquito muerta.
Con aOento dolorido
todoa exOlaman alertal
7, presa de hondo tenor,
asi prorrumps Ia grey;
-si VoIVer& Ell Gobernadorf
lPerderemoS el naanasys
Rso fsltsbs, Senor
s,Qls angustis Que inOsrtidumbrs
lVOIveraf... mo volveraf...
81 es que no vuelve, nos va
4 matar Ia pesadumbrel
gQi6 Ger&f.. LQue no serAf
eSi Ie deolaFan cessnto
nuncA estaEemos oonfoTmen.
lGfaeias que est&n en- flsgTants
contradiction los infoimes
que Ilegsn & oada inStante
sson los momentos supremoa.
81 ss que dimite, tendremoa
que II essardaF oehollinoH,
Z qus audsr en- ouatro-Femoa,
y adlof gaies J dessipos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-10

-M gobierno norte americsno decide
que presenter redastadas en- forma eoncias
las reolamacicneH que tengsn que hscerse
Alos Estados UnidoS, antes del de o.
tubre pr6ximo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-10
La Dernocracia
RefoTmas editoriaIes

ESTREcMkz DEL PERIODC0 ACTUAL MECEsARl0.
VEIMTE C0LUMMAs De TEXT0.-cAMBI0 DK TIP0GRAFfA.-
ATEMCl0M Las CIEMCIAsY Ia LITERATURA. SMFORMA-
CI0M PUEBL0S.-EsFUkRZOS PARA MERECEa IA CON-
FIAMZA DEL PUBLICO.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-23
ENGINEER IS KILLED..
FIREMAN SCALDED
Northern Pacific Locomotive Breaks
Eccentric Rod at Trcut Station,
sults-Fireman Addernoldt in Hos
pital.
(Special to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Missoula, Nov. 23.-The remains Of En-
gineer John Bannerman and Fireman
w. B. Adderholdt, SO badly scalded he
may not recover. were brought to Mis-
soula this morning.
The accident occurred last evening at
Trout Creek station, between Thomp-
son Falls and Heron on the main line of
the Northern Pacific, west of Missoula.
Bannerman was doubling" on No. 3
when the eccentric rod of his engine
broke.
The engine was sidetracked at Trout
Creek. He and the fireman crawled un-
der the engine to repair the rod. The cap
blew out letting steam and hot water on
the unfortunate men.
Adderholdt managed to crawl out, but
Bannerman was cooked to pieces. skin
and flesh dropping from him when re-
moved.
Adderholdt was taken to the station
and flour applied to his burns which at
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-23
ATHLETES AT EXPOSITION.
Committee Appointed to Control Cham
pionship Meet at st. Louis Fair.


pionship Meet at st. Louis Fair.
(By Associated Press.)
Eew York, Nov. pa general COM
mittee in charge of athletic events has
been appointed in connection with the
championship meet to take place at the
Worlds fair at st. Louis in 1908.
The committee is composed of E. e
Babb, president; j. f. Sullivan, secre-
tary and treasurer; M. F. Winston, pres
ident of the New England association;
DR.. B. Merrill Hopkinson, president At
lantic association: w. H. Linginger,
president Central association; w. B.
Hinchman, president Pacific association:
John Carst, president Western associa-
tion, and Leigh Carroll, president South
ern association.
The order has also gone forth from the
headquarters of the governing body that
all Athletes who have not paid their en-
trance fees for the Pan American events
will be suspended. All trap-shooters,
who compete in sweepstakes are to be
summarily dealt with.
At the recent A. A. U. meeting the Pa
cific association was granted jurisdiction
over amateur athletics in the Hawaiian
islands and Philippines. 1t will also con-
troll all events in the Northwest terri
tory.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-23
THOMAS HALLIDAY ABOARD GYM.
RIG GOES CRAZY.
ATTEMPTS TO KILL HIS WIFE
Ohio Man Sailing Homeward From
Extended Visit in Ireland Runs
Amuck on Boat and Ends
His Own Life.
(By Associated Press.)

Queenstown. Nov. 23.-As the steamer
Cymric, from Liverpool for New York.
was coming down the channel this morn
ing Thomas Halliday of Ohio, one Of her
passengers, attempted to kill his wife
and then committed suicide.
Halliday had recently been complain.
ing of slecplessness. He and his wifa
boarded the Cymric at Liverpool, after
passing couple of months visiting
friends in County Down, Ireland. The
deceased prayed all night long and
showed evidence this morning that his
mind was affected. After breakfast he
announced that all the people on board
the ship were to be killed, and, drawing
a knife from his pocket. he commenced
hacking his wife and slashing at his own
throat
Mrs. Halliday struggled desperately to
escape the fury of her husband, receive
ing terrible gashes on the hand and body,
and was finally compelled 10 deSist. Hall
lfday then continued to hack his own
throat until he had severed all the veins
ana muscles. ana dropped dead outside
of his statcroom. The body was then
ta!ycn "shore and Mrs. Halliday also dis
embarked.
An :nuuest viii he held today.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-23
LYNCH rs SAFE.
Will Not Be Exposed to Arrest and
Trial for Treason.
(By Associated Press.)

Will Not Be Exposed to Arrest and
Trial for Treason.
(By Associated Press.)
New York, Nov. 23.-The nationalists
disclaim any intention of exposing
Colonel Lynch to arrest and trial for
treason 10y insisting upon his attendance
at Westminster, says a London corre-
sp0ndent.
They have elected the Boer warrior az
a defiant method of making themselves
as disagreeable as possible, and Incl
dentally have dispatched a member of
the ministry responsible for the policy Of
killing off home rule by kindness. Mr..
Plunkett will be forced to resign his
office after this second defeat.
The Irish party has scored twice from
their own point Of view and are satisfied.
They will not risk government counter
stroke in the arrest Of Lynch, nor is it
possible to smuggle him into the com.
mons and enable him to take the oath
without observation.
Lawyers agree that Colonel Lynch can
be prosecuted as soon as he arrives on
British soil, and that the oath must be
administered in the presence Of the
commons.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-23
FIELD NOT ATTRACTIVE FOR
AMERICAN CAPITAL,
HUNDRED YEARS TO CATCH UP
Laborers of the United States Have
Nothing to Fear From Russian
Workmen-Prominen Iron
Manufacturer Returns,
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Nov. 23.-Archer Brown of
Rogers, Brown & Co., manufacturers of
pig iron and coke, with plants in half a
dozen different states, says it will take
100 years of development for the Russian
laborer to reach a plane where he will
be as competent as the average American
skilled laborer; also that Russia as
field for the investment of American cap
ital Is unattractive at present. Mr..
Brown has just returned from a trip
through part of Russia. covering a
period of several months. He said:
Workmen Nothing to Fear.
"The workingmen Of the United States
have nothing to fear in Russian competi-
ton. Financial conditions there at pres
ent are almost as bad as in Germany,
where there has been a long period OF
Over-prOduction. The Russian iron mas
ters last year produced about 1900, OOO
tons of iron, but it was not Of good quail
ity. The iron industry In Russia lacks
two essential things to make it worthy
Of considerati tion from a world point
of view, namely, honest and able man.
agement and a good grade of ores. No
high grades of ore have as yet been dis
covered in Russia. They have superior
ore in China. and 1t is possible they will
uncover some in Russia. but as yet they
have none.
French Badly Bitten.
French stock companies have been
badly bitten by spen ling their money in
trying to develop industrials in Russia,
and cannot see where there is any at
tractiveness for American investors
There is manifest lack of character in
officialdOm that reacts potentially on the
empires Industrial development.
1T seems to me that the race for COM
mercial supremacy lies between Germany
and the United States, with the advan-
tage Enthusiastically with this country in
the long run. Germany is poor coun-
try, after all. It's soil. agricultural pro-
ducts and mines are inferior ana in aim
ing to lead the industrial world, it cut
out for itself herculean task.
Injured by Over Production.
reproduction in the last two years
nearly prostrated the industries of the
country, and compelled the manufacture
ers in order to get funds with which to
meet pressing obligations to sell their
goods for whatever they could get. The
price for iron in both Germany and Eng
land dropped per cent, and production
has fallen to the lowest figure in years.
The only resultant benefit is that Ger
many and England have resumed control
to a large extent Of their own markets.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-23
NORTHERN SECURITIES COM
PANY ISSUES CIRCULAR.
BIDS FOR GREAT NORTHERN
Shareholders Will Receive Stock of the
New Corporation in Exchange for
Great Northern Holdings.
$3.50 Per -hara.
(By Associated PreSs.)

New York, Nov. 23.-James j. Hill,
president Of the Northern Securities
company, has issued the following cir
cular to the stockholders of the Great
Northern Railway company:
"The Northern Securities company, in
corporated under the laws of New Jer-'
sey with an authorized capital stock
of $400, 1000 and with power to invest
in and hold the securities of other COM
panies, has commenced business, and has
acquired from several large holders OF
stock of the Great Northern Railway
company q considerable amount of that
stock. A uniform price has been paid
Of $3.50 per share in the fully paid stock
of this company at par. This company
is ready to purchase additional shares
of the same stock at the same price pay
able In the same manner, and will accept
offers made on that basis If made within
the next 60 days. Offers for sale of the
Great Northern should be made on the
enclosed form and should be accompanied
by the certificates Of the stock offere1
with transfers duly executed, having
United States stamps for transfer Of
stocks of two cents per share affixed.
Upon receipt Of any such offer so accom-.
panied, the Northern Securities company
will deliver to the sellers of stocks
of the Great Northern certificates of
it's own stock to the amount of the pur-
chase price above named. or If such GER
tifcates are not then ready for delivery,
Its negotiable receipt obliging it to issue
and deliver such certificates as soon an
ready. For fractional parts of shares
scrip certificates convertible into stock
In multiples of 500 will be given"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-23
Ex-pREs1- $ CLEVELAND suE-
Fl FROM COLD.
: GLANDS Statement
No eatened With Pneumonia
a. It Indication Gives No Fear
OF Danger From Serious Ill
ness-Dr. Wickoif's Opinion.
(By Associated Press.)


Princeton, N. j., Nov. 23.-Mrs. Grover
Cleveland made the following statement
to the correspondent of the Associated
Press today:
'Mr. Cleveland is suffering from a cold
in the head, which he contracted short
time ago. He was most annoyed by It
on Thursday. but since then has been
resting comfortably. He has not been
threatened with pneumonia. and If h6
has been in any danger whatever OF
serious illness, there is surely no further
indication Of 1t in his present condition.
He is confined to his room, but we ex.
pect his complete recovery soon."
Mr.. Cleveland contracted the cold while
on cunning trip in North Carolina.
He returned to Princeton early in the
week, and since then has been indis.
posed. Although confined to his rooms.
his closest friends have felt no grave
anxiety over his condition, as DR.. J. H.
Wickoff, the family physician, told them
Mr.. Cleveland had nothing more serious
than a cold.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-23
AMERICAN COMMODORE IMM0R@
TALIZED BY JAPAN.
"CAME AS OUR LIBERAT0R."
DR.. Mitsukuri, Educationl Delegate
From the Mikado's Empire, Talks
of Americas Influence in the
Flowery Kingdom. J
(By Associated Press.)


Chicago. Nov. 23.-The United States
will be given practically the credit for
the greatness of modern Japanese. and
Commodore Perry will be lauded as the
country's lberator in an official history
of the empire, to be written by DR.. Nit
sukuri, an instructor In the University
of Japan at Toxic.
DR.. Mitsukuri, who is in Chicago. on
his way home from Europe, was dele-
gated by the educat tional department OF
his government to study the histories Of
European nations in order that he might
acquire the best methods Cor the CONF
pilation of the annals Of his country.
He has spent two years on these studies
in the universities of Berlin and Paris.
writing the history, it will he my
purpose to accord to the United States
full credit for the regeneration of Japan"
said DR.. Mitsukuri. "This country was
our source of inspiration and our pro-
lection in time of trial and tribulation-
our rescuer from the state of semi-civili-
zatiOn which was succeeded in the latter
half Of the century just closed by the
progressive government we now have.
"Your great commodore, Matthew G.
Perry, when he sailed into the bay Of
Yeddo, in the month Of February, 1884.
came as our liberator. We have erected
a statue to his memory, but his fame
shall be preserved in a manner more en-
during than stone or brass. The future
students of our history shall know him
for what ne was. He sought only jus~
tice for his country when the greatest
opportunities for the working out Of sin.
lister designs on our nation presented
themselves"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-23
ENTIRE FAMILY UNDER ARREST
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
Pittsburg, Nov. 23.-George Lanes
family consisting of his wife, 1-year-
old daughter and an adopted son, 18
years old, have been arrested and lodged
in prison here charged with being Lead
ers here of a gang that has been sys-
tematically robbing merchants Of this
city for the past year.
Lane and his wife are prominent In
society and church work. They have a
beautiful home on West Fourth street,
where nearly $1,000 worth of the stolen
goods was found. According to the po-
lice. the method used was to have the
boy conceal himself in the store and be
locked in when the store was closed and
in the night he would open the rear door,
after which the robbery was easy. The
arrest was caused by the boy being cap
tured in a store and confessing. Lane is
a contracting builder. 1t is said that
several accomplices in neighboring cities
have been selling stolen goods for the
Lanes.