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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-09
lHItLERI A Nm C. A.

Even the =. n g. A % not 81
smut from the thieves that at pres
END infeat every nook and Granny u
Seattle. ". q spuneisf. % l0il
Tenth avenue. vas robbed ~
clever thief last Thursdays while
taking a bath Ito waa given a
eheak Tor the 80 la money he
has turned over 70 the clerk Ia
charge The thief took the check
from his pockets and presenting Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-09
LONE BANDIT RoBs TRAIN

MONTGOMERY. Ala Jan. "a
lone r0hher Saturday might held up
the mail clerk on the Atlantic Coast
line trnin five miles r1af 81 here and
robbed him OF an his registered
packages The amount secured f.
not known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-09
Greatly In Demand

Nothing Is more iu demand than
a medicine which meets modern re-
quirameuta f1r a blood and system
rleAaarr. aaeh as pr Kings Sew
Life pills They arr just what you
nrrf % cure stomach and liver
trauhlss Try them. Al q O.
GUYS druF store ssc. guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-09
JUST READ

CLEARING or LACE CUR
TAlNs
Rich Arabian Rufntd Naf Cur
taiua imitation taftenburg
insertion and cdKv see val
uc. sale price. ..s...ss# Ni.Aa
Arabian Corded Lace Curtains.
wide and LONG Sa2s value
Sale price .......s...... $3.50
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81 q Yerkea has just returned
from Frfuiu. d. &. whore DE has
made arrangements fpr IA train over
thr ueu limo from that place 10 ttft-
ford. Nunt. which Will make thc
uma In 20 huuH The flmt train
vii start uu January ID
The Pacific fuflhweat Society ~
Euflurnra me-, Saturday evening
and elected officers To- tho euHu-
Ing year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-09
JUST READ

HOSIERY BARGAINS.
Ladies an waol gray Hose. rosu=
Tar aae value Sale price. 2as
Ladies' heavy ugeea lined Hose.
zoe value. salo price IL 30
ghIda heavy ribbed cotton
Hose. our regular 25c quhllty.
slle only. sale price II he
Infants Fine Cashmere Socks
plnk. blue and red. 35e value.
sale prize ..................-... gAe
Ladies Fine Cashmere Hose.
tot value. sale pFleo...s. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-09

"a the deck was given M money.
N D. supposed that the robbery was
accomplished boy #amr one familiar
With the procedure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-09

CUMBERLAND. MD. Jan o.
Lloyd Lowudaa former governor of
Maryland. died suddenly uf heart
disease az hia home here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-09
JEST aEan
JUST READ

CLEARANCE or WAISTS.
Pretty Percalc Waists. 1sc val
ne sale price. s-....sss... aso
Pretty Lawn Waists. 49, val
ne. sale price. ...... T0c
Fine Lace Trimmed Lawn
Waists. $3.50 value sale
priep. ...-.... ........... use
So Wool Waists. sale price
.... ........ SI.ap
S30o BLACK and white Granite
Cloth Waists. Salc price .....
............. ......... s1.ao
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This store is brim full. yes, running over
with Enormous Opportunities
during Our
CLEARANCE SALE
llsI ne 40

TsIssirl PORTER Curtains for
luss
SO Portcr Curtains Ssie price
.................=...... sI.aa
e. paltltf Curtains. Sale price
......... ........... AZ ou
s. 30 Hariicr Curtains. Saia price
............. ............ af.Ta
$3.50 RartiUf Curtains. Sale price
.........................ss .Ta
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JUST READ

Meas Cordoyan shoes. most all
Sizes. regular So sale
priee ........- .......... Sl.T5
Mems Satin Calf Shoes. globe
toe. lace and congress, SIS
value. sale price. ..,s... Sl.oo
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JUST READ

Childfena Polk Bouusia At
hair price
800 Polk Rouucta. now -. soc
81 80 Polk uannnts. nov ..... Tsa
s. 90 Polk Bonnrta. now Sl.25
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JUST READ

Ladies' Fine Cambria Corset
Covers. lace trimmed and hem
stitched ruffs. soc 10 aac yalus.
sale prizes. ....... ........ 2Jc
ladies Cambria Corset Covers.
blouse front. pearl buttons. 23c
value. sale price ............. Ice
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02
N0IIcIas gen8raIss

sPOR QUE SUFRE UD. DE AL.
MORRA.NAS cuando puede ssntir ali
vic Embellishments v curarse DE- una
mRnera pcsitiva9 NADIA hasta el des-
Cubrimiento del aparato Gel Zatodo-
neS habfa dado SECURE reauItado. Yea
el RnunciO en- IA 81. plana 6e este Pc
tri6die0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02
Ia SIH5tD De- G0
NERO as al0Trla.
s. llama IA atsRci6R do los de-
lsgatOs 4 d CdInara aceIca
De "a question Judicial
Desssn an Una organization
judicial mas cOnV8nient8 d
los lntsTGSss gd8Iieos.
Diciembra 19.

Hoy hsn dea6lado por el Juzcado
de Paz dc 6 .te pueblo al rededor de
200 individuOs avisados para compare.
Ger ante ia CoFte municipal de Bsva-
mon. que comunic0 previamente ha-
IlaTse instalada aquf q las nuaye de Ia
naf1ana de- este dia. Ignalmenta ocu-
rri6 el tercer lunes de NoViembre pa
sado.
De esos testigoa. denunCiantes y
acussdos los hsy de Guayame. de Al
bonito, de San juan. de Toa- Bsj4, de-
TOa- Alta y de Aguas Buenas, entire
les cuases aFgunas son muisres.
Ii generalidad son pobres y esas
traslaci0nes les cuestan las aDgustiRs
del hambre,
Entire los svisados hay an buen nj /
nero de policfss. cuyos traslados cues
tan 81 pueblo de Puerto Rico aIgunos
dollars.
Aqui tienen los se1ores delegsdos q
g CamarR IN asunto que debe estu-
dlarse urgentemente, porque Tesulta
una de las msyores deficiencies de Isl
organization judicial.
7 no es solamente 10 expuesto, sque
es bastante, para que pongan sus vis-
tas en- ei asunto. 10 estudien Y acueF-
den 10 procedente para que no conti-1
n1e IN pueblo s quizas muchos pue-
bios acmetidOa 6 una anormalidad tan
geande, sinO cue en- esta carcel muchos
acusados que no han podido halIar fla
dOres, sufrieron y sufren una larga
detenci6n compIatamente 8rbitraris,
porque el C6aigO de EnjuiciamientO
CvwSpainaH a., ~. a-&So-In ~ Ja IapnnbO
q los acussdos 4 un juicio rapido.
l0diVlduos Quienes Sc impuso con-
dena de 2. 3y4 diss de arrestO estu-
vieron meses suffiendo detenci6n,
Y cu8ndo al cabo de dos s tres ne
ses. (hsy tres meses que no Sc traslsda
& este pueblo la Corte de Baysm6n).
Sc instasa gqu1 y Sc sustancian so 8 so
denuncias. hay que habiiit8r csrceIes
porque Is del pueblo solo tiene capaci-
dad para 6 personas.
No pademos culpar & Ia Corte de
Bayam6n de no trasIadarse menaual-
mente & este pueblo. Nos hAliem0s &
treints Kilometres de dist3ncia de di-
cho pueblo con an caminO internal y
eI rio Plata que impide ffecuentemen-
te el paso.
Esa Corte tiene & su cargo sieta po-
bysdos y pueblos: Bayam6n, Toa-BAjs.
Dorado, Tea Alta. CorozaI. Nararjito
y Comerfo no es possible que pueda
stendarlos regularmsnte. CuIpamos,
81, & Ia Corte. de que avise para deter
minsdo dia So traslado y no 10 verif
que. csusandO con clio grandes reTjoi-
clos 8 denunciantes. testigos y asuss-
dos.
Nos halIamos. puea. los comerienos
en- una situaci6n Verdaderamente amor
NAL y diffcil. y sin YER esperanza de
que SO remedie dentro de ID actual or
ganizsci6n judicial.
81 es impossible que sigamos adscri-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02

tos q Ia Corte de B8ysmon, mencs pO-
demos estarl0 & ninguna de las de Ca
guas, Cayey y Coamo porque entonces
Quedariamos en- condolences muchos
mas malas.
+ adn trasIadandose Ia Corte de Ba-
yam6n menau8lmrnte. existirk ell con-
fi;cto cen ell hermoso derecho que tie
ne el scussdc a un juicio rapido-
No parece cierto que SO hsysn apro-
b1d0 esas leyes contralias & Ia buens
administration de justicis; contrarias
al miamo C6digo de EpjuicismientO
Criminal y contrariss al dessrrollo de
las transIcciOnes mercantiIes; elias clsi'
anulan el cr6dito por la impossible lad
en- que Sc halIa eI comerciO de recIa-
mar sus deudores por Cantidades de
menor cuant1a. y 10 prueba ell hecho,
de que nj un solo individuo de este
pueblo hA podido desde Julio esta
fachs. ventilar ning6n asunto civil en-
Ia C0rts de Bsysm6a nj establecer una
aola demsnda, por 10 costoso que re-
sultarfa.
Exconemos estss consideraciones
los delegados & Ia Camara especial
ments los designados pOr este distri
to, y 4 Ia connisi6n jarfiica de Ia Union
para que las estudien y hagan todo 10
possible por remediar la situaci6n diff.
Gil en- que SO hAIla este pueblo, Y los
demas que estarSn en- identico caso.
con la seguridad de que uno de los pri-
meros asuntos. que por su ufgencia se
trRtar8n en- Ia pr6xima legislature, se-
r8 el que nos est6 oCupando.
Ia Ia SnuasiRn 0nS II Lanoan ,r,.G.s11
todo con resignation. Fu6 en- tOdos
los tiemDOs, Comerfo el pueblo Uatrio-
Ia pOr excelencia; di6 Iecciones al pals
de an gran vAIor cf9ico; sus h0mbres
mas earact Fizadoa bsjaYon & las car
celes por asuntos posfticos; aquf sc
refugiarOn nuestros COrreIigionariOs
perseguidos en- los pueblos c0marcanos;
el sentimient0 patri0tico Sc alz6 p0r
encima de todo OtrO sentimiento. v de
ahf ell Gsstigo que Sc nos impuso para
lizRnd0 Ia construction de nuestra ca
rretera y otras mejoras que Sc nos hu-
bieran dadO con mucha prodigaIidad:
de ah1 Ia anexi6n judicial & Bayam6n,
y de ahI que eI hiio adoptivo da este
pueblo el doctor G6mez Brioso, queri-
do particularnlente por los comerianos
HOS FOAVloE& IA 6Sp&AQG al U6R&r u0
sitiO muy infuyente en- 81 gobiernO del
pRis.
EstuVimos siempre y 10 estsremos
en- Ia vanguRrdia de los que Iuchan por
las libertades de nuestro pals lle0ando
siempFe & Ia victoria local; no faquea-
mos IN solo instante en- el combate por
ID patria; TODD 10 sufrimos con resig-
naci6n estoica y iDios no uuiera que
an eI hermoso amanecer de nuestras
reivindicaciOnes poIfticag, lIeguemos &
palpAr aIgdo deseBgsfil, }, cusndo 81 !
resuenan en- los aires los ecos delirsn-
tes del triunfo!
x x
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02
Int0T0sants para 81 InquiIInalO do
San JuaO

El Banco Popu lar de Econmfasv pr6sta-
mos siempre dispuesto & proporcionar venta-
jas al pueblo que lie dispense su confianza ha
acordado admitir dep6sito desde ell Gfa Q
Enero del proximo afio. eI importe de las
fianzas que en- elective tengan que dar los in
quilinos los propietarios de casas para pa
rantlr el alquiler de la casa habitaci6n que
coupe, por cuya suma Sc le expedira un docu-
mento endosaoIe, por Ell cual Sc hace reSpon-
sable del importe depositado para con el 1ue-
no de la finca, de este modo el inouilino.
tiene su dinero no solamente seguro.sino one
tambien obtendra un beneficio de SEIS nor
clento Snual que Sc le abona sobre la sEma
depositada, cuyos intereses pueden cobrarse
cada seis meses 8 cuando sea recogido Ell de-
p0sito
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02

lucha. iBien por esos obreros!; iasfi
se hace patris y union!
La nochebuena aqu1 pas6 muy ami
mada y sin que hubiera 81 mas leve.
desorden. UnionistRs y republicanos
so solasaron juntos. Por csc cRmino
SO llega & la concordia.
-Antes de reunirse Ia Junta local
Union de Puerto Rico. de este pueblo.
SO diio que los cargos de SecretariO y
Tes0rero del muniCipio serfan cubier-
tos con personas de otras locaIidades.
Esto tenfA disgustados muchos unio-
nistas y miembros de dicha Junta.
Aquf d regionalismO es un sentimien-
to arraigado en- todo verdadero cora
z6n toaltefio. y las diferencias locales
So borran 81 menOr anuncio de irrup-
Ci6n extFafla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02

ITenoG0s d. loe ;5anponeaates so5re I56re-
tGS: Sc sortf ian todos los amos en-
tire los qu5 mas SO distingan por So
co lstancia en- 81 Ahorro.
HorGs de Gaia: Para las imposiciO
mes:
De s & 103 de la ma6ana, y de & 81
de Ia tarde los dias laborables; y de 81
& 1O3 de Ia lnaflana los Domingos. Para
Ia extracciones Las mismas hOras ex-
septo Ia de los Domingos.
RegLGnoegsto de la SeCcI6p: Las per-
sonas que interesen mas pormenOres
dobre Les imposiciones, extracciones
manera de liquidar intereses. etc. pue-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02
Ia TIENDITA.
DE ]. ECHEVARRIA.

Por cada 10 centavos que se gasten
hssta el de Enero de 1905 SO Tegala-
r6 una papeleta de una presiosa naesise-
ca. que SO exhibe en- <La Tiendita. ,
Hay ahora juguetes para MINIS. artf-
culos de noYedad nueVos y ropa hecha
& precios baratfsimos.
Plaza Principal 80, al Iado del Ayun-
tamiento. San Juan. p. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02
MARAv!LLOSOS.

Lo son, ciertamente Ics resuItados
que Sc obtienen con Ia apliCsci6n del
eListerfofm0 para Ia cura de las 6lce-
ras, ffstulas, llsgas, empeiaes, v bsrfos
en- Ia cara.
Muchss son las cart8s que hR recibi-
do Ia casa que fAbrica este prepsrado.
de personas que hacfa tempo venfan
padeciendb de las dolencias arriba ci-
tadas. que hsn conseguido curarse RA-
DICALMENTE con ell uso del sLis-
terformS. despu6s de habsr usaHo
Otros antis6pticos Y cicatrizsntes con
resultados negatives. A continuation
pubiicamos dos de los testimonies 6lti-
mamente recibidos por los inventories
del eLiterform9.
B,rran1uit,s, P, R.. Die. |, 1904.
The S. 7. Pharmacal Co.,
Nueva York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02
ELEUTERIAs FIGUEROA
BalcO Territorial J AgffCOla
DE Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

Zaaposiosones so6re z56retos: Desde
1925 & 81, 900. devengar6n intereses al
6 por 100 anIal.
Znep0siciOSses d place .1go: Desde
5000 en- adelante devengar6n inter6s al:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02
PABLO FIGUERoA.
Barranquitss, P. R. Die. /, 1904.
The S. 7. Pharmacsl Co.
Nueva York.
Muy Sres. mfos:

Muy Sres. mfos:
Me place muchO manifestar a uste-
des que be usado los polvos SLister-
form9, despu6s de habsr padecido du-
rante aIgGnos amos, sin que los otros
desinfectsntes que use me hubiesen
producidO los resuItados que obtuve
con ell eListefform1.
HagO Is manifests ci6n que antecede
porQue cierts menta han sido maravi-
lIosOs los resultAdos que he obtenido.
EstOy altannente sgradecido & uste-
des DO sDlamente autorizo & ustedes
Ia publication de- estas lineas, sino que
recomendar6 su preparado con ell ma
yor gustO siempre que Sc me presente
Ia oportunidad.
De ustedes atentamente.
(Firmadol
TFTJTERTAG GFTGUEROA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02

Las soldaduras que en ciertp or
ganismose he han echado han resuTtsdo
fojas como Ia cervezR que DO hace es-
puma al lestapOnRFse. La ePabst9 es
10 mejor en cefvezs hasta shora COMO
cido. Nj r. Calder6n e Ce.. Tetuan
III son s1a apantaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02
The s. I. Pharmacal Co.,
Nueva York.
Muy Sres. .mfos:


Me c0mplazco en- manifestsrIes que
he usadO con gran 6xit0 en- mi los pol
vos eListerform9, Y que jamas 0trO an
tis6ptico me prOdUjo Ia cursci6n que
pOr tantO tempo deseaba. Puedo sss-
gurar sin. tenor equivocarma que
0tra mediciha no producirfa los efectos
tan rapidos y seguros.
Mi enfermedsd databa de alg6n
tempo y cref que era impossible cut
rarme.
AL yer al buen 6xito que he expert
nnentAdo. otros mas desean cursrse
usandO los nnismos polvos, y tengo ID
seguridad de- que estaran & ustedes tan
sgradecidos como 70 10 estoy.
AccedO gustoso a Ia publication de-
estas declaraciones hechas de mi prOpia
voIuntad y para satisfaction de uste-
De ustedes alto. S. S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02

ConsuItas particuIares de 264p. M
para los pObres de & 8 3 m
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02

COMO a@4EgIAN a VINO DE sTEARNs
pE AcEiTE pE FfcADo DE RAcALAo

Las nadres de debes por expencia cuantas
(0uee ABSOLUTELY
ocasionado de hgado de
Los emagos decados rebean contra improbable Indca
Tales dctades exten desde momento 81
contene
aceite magn6co nuvO forman
decioso excente resaurador ng1n
e0mago decado FL Vino de Steas verdadeas
deOtantes
saI1dabes
muchas caItas recibidas lease Ia siguiente:
arlington, ieraM d
mi
Tempo que o ovenen y
obiens adems, le eagada,
podtn de baeaao De Vds
del pecho que pobre
Vino de de Ace de Hgado de Bacaao
ne eventae en- as
FREDERICK STEARNS a cIA.
de eRoduao Quncosy yFarnacu
A.4 DETROIT. ". A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-02

- Los innumerablas alcoholadoB que
se presehtan al mercsdo, no han podi
do abrirse pasO. como la ha resultado
al AIcoh0Iado Gatell. pues au uso en-
las afecciones cstarralas, reuma ia-
yucca es pr0digioso. Uselo y no ogAs-
tara otFo.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-17
Roosevelt Asks Gar and
Mikado to / ak Up Peace.
Norway Cuts Loose From
Scandinavian UnionGser-
man Crown Prince WEEDS.
Morton to Clean House
For the Equitable--Inves-
tigating Cotton Report
Charges-A Pennsylvania
Central Speed War-Al
tons Wnekss Service.
Concluded from page 7.

utes and the other from Pittsburg to
Chicago in seven hours thirteen min
utes. The advertisement Of this new
PENNSYLVANIA service describes it as
sfhe fastest long distance train in the
world" 1t is to leave Twenty-third
street. New York, at 1856 p. M. and
reach Chicago ut $50 a. M, thus per
hitting "a business day in either city,
The Central is 97S miles and the
Pennsylvania is 800 In order to make
the trip in seventeen hours on the Cen
trail q train would have to run at the
rate Of seventy-five miles an hour, not
counting stops, and the actual running
time would have to be siXty-seven miles
an hour The Central officials have
decided to cut the time of the Twen-
tieth Century Limited from twenty
hours to eighteen hours after June Is.
Coal Found In Panama.
Yardmaster F. A Chubb of the Pa
mama canal commission has brought
to Washington samples of an immense
coal deposit discovered in Panama. He
says that the deposit is ten miles long,
twenty-seven miles wide and of IN
known depth. He believes the coal to
be superior to Pennsylvania anthra-
cite If true. this will add vastly to
the value Of the canal zone as a coal
ing station.
Beef Trust Puts Up Prices.
4 general raise Of cent pound for
al meats has been ordered by the con-
trolling powers in the meat business,
snd this is reflected in the retail
market.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-17
LABO r

=
higher Wages For Freshmen. aga.
The national board Of arbitration has
decided in favor OF othe New York
Pressmen's union in. q dispute fnyolv-
ing wages The pressmens hereafter
are to- receive uniform scale OF SIS
o day for both day and night work,
and assistants get 10 per cent increase.
The vote Of the Rev. Thomas &. Slicer,
the third arbitrator, turned the scale
IN favor of the pressmen. Tns is9G
cisizsAs' AiIianee Platform. hga 10
The new National Citizens Industrial
saliiance; formed largely through the
fundamentally Of G. w. Post, the food'
manufacturer OF Battle Greek, Mich,
@aaas eiected Mr.. Post president, and an
no1nces its objects as follows: VaWe
1are for ne closed shops; no restriction
40 % the use Of tools, machinery or
aaaterfai except such az are unsafe;
30 limitation Of output; NO restriction
- 10 the number OF apprentices and
hsaDers when Of proper age; no boy
cOtt, no sympathetic strike, and no sac
tEaace OF Independent workmen to the
Morris tribune., 1905-06-17
DENMARK.
Copenhagen.

In Randers there is at present being
erected a new bank building on the
old 'Blichfeldt' property. While lay
ing the foundation for the new build
ing some interesting ruins of the Old
st. Peters church were found The
ruins have been inspected by Archi-
tect Uldall, who claims that these
ruins are by far the Oldest of any
church in this section of the country
the ST. Peters church having been
erected in the early part of the thir
teenth century. The architecture of
the old edifce was of Roman origin.
Crownprince Friedrich on June 4
honored L.eF. Swenson, of Albert Lea,
Mimi, the retiring American minister,
and Mrs. Swenson with a long visit.
as they will leave for the United
States before his royal highness will
return from his summer vacation.
Former Foreign Minister Hage, of
Copenhagen, has returned from his
trip to the United States, and he is
highly enthusiastic over what he calls
"the. tremendous merging of the Amer
lean. nation - 4s ~
The body of the young but prom
ising physician, DIR. Munich Petersen,
of Copenhagen, who disappeared while
touring in Aix-les- Bains, in the south
ern partsiof France, last October, was
recently found ON Mount Renard. The
French papers state that it is possible
that the young physician was muir
dered. as it was known that he carr
ried "a large sum of money about his
person. Attorney Munich Petersen, a
brother Of the deceased, has started
for AK les Bains to ascertain, If pos
sfble, the facts in the case.
The Swedish colony in the Danish
capital comprises more than 1900
persons. The colony is steadily grow
ing. "a Swedish club house has now
been erected and It has already some
800 members
s MARION S. NoRELIUS. s.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-17

labor union, or compulsory use of the
union LABEL
Oppose Rate Regulation.
The official Journal of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, in its
May number, advises members of that
union to actively oppose the passing
of the Esch- Townsend bill for federal
regulation of railroad rates on the
ground that such legislation would
probably result in reduction of wages
for railroad employees. or at least
make it difficult to raise wages above
present standards. "It is very diff
cult" says the Journal, 'tfor a layman
to see wherein the government can in
fringe at will upon the liberty of con-
tract of railroads In the interest of the
shipper, when there can be no legal
restrictions placed on bake shops In the
interest of the journeyman baker or
the public"
Morris tribune., 1905-06-17
LEGAL-CRIMINAL
Remarkable BiaekmaiI Case.

Remarkable Biaeknail Case.
John ]. Tpnkin, a wealthy Oil man
Of Oswego, n. Y. has continued to
receive letters threatening to kidnap
his twelve-year-old daughter and has
offered a reward of $4,000 for the de-
lection of the writer's. The letters have
been mailed from different places.
Gaynor and Greene Lose.
By decree of Judge La Fontaine, the
extradition commissioner at Montreal,
Canada, June 6, John F. Gaynor and
Benjamin D. Greene were ordered to
be sent back to Savannah, Ca. for
trial on the charge of harbor improve
ment graft. They were remanded to
prison to await the orders of the min
lister Of justice for surrender to the
American authorities. Nevertheless
the prisoners Immediately began pro-
ceedings to be brought before the court
of kings bench under a writ of habeas
corpus.
The Mortgage Tax Law.
Governor Higgins Of New York has
signed the substitute mortgage tax bill
which eXempts the taxation of mort
cages of $4,000 or less on residence
property held by the building and loan
associations. The new law estab
fishes a tax of mills on the dollar
of the amount of the principal debt of
all real property mortgages recorded
in New York state beginning July 1,
1905. This tax is in lieu Of all other
taxation upon said mortgages.
Systematic Trolley Grating.
General Superintendent Stanley of
the Public Service Corporation of New
Jersey has unearthed a plot in which
many employees and regular patrons Of
the road, including school children,
have taken part to cheat by the fraud
ulent use Of transfer tickets. In this
way the corporation is said to have
been swindled out Of S150,000. In
some cases punched transfers have
been turned in by conductors as If
they had been used, and in others the
punches have been loaned to certain
persons to fix the transfers so that they
could be used at any time Of the day
Mrs. Rogers Must Hang.
The United States supreme court de-
MED June an application for writ
of error in the case Of Mrs. Rogers,
convicted Of murder in Vermont,
whose execution has been delayed on
one plea or another for many months.
Chair For Lawyer Patrick.
Albert T. Patrick, the New York
lawyer who was convicted of the MUIR
der Of William Marsh Rice, an aged
in New York on Sept. %;
1900, will in all probability suffer the
extreme penalty for his crime, the
New York court of appeals having de-
cided against him by vote Of 4 to-3.