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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-09

MafIana temprano Sc vera en- la
Co,te Suprema el case de apelscion
de la ntencia i'm puesta al sefIor
Kent. y nuehas personas de gran pres
tigio en- el foro y Ia vida pdblica Sc
|proponen istir al debs;e que Sc ee-
rificara sobre Ell asunto. EEEa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-09

Por los colectores de Lares, Toa AL
TIA. Juana Disz y Ponce Sc han levar--
|tado 7 embargos. despues de haberse
|satisfecho las contribuciones que adeu--
|daban los propietarios de las fncas.
|embargadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-09

How Sc resolver' por ell Attorney
General ell ncmbramiepto del Juez
de la Carolina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-09

Hemcs recibido el primer n1mero
sde la rev1sta cato)ica que on Mayagiiez
Sc edita baio la direction de don A :.
EDiaz Busquets y con el tftulo LA fel
Ecat6lica.
Saludamos al nuevo periodjco, de-
sse eandole inuchoS suScritores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-09

Es probable que e1 joven don Jose
actual escribiente de la Es-
scuela Pja de nIfios sea nombrado de
3hoy ma anana para sucsder al sef1or
Costa, como escribiente de Ia Escuela
sde nlfIas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-09

El leader obrero don Jose Storer,
ha sido designado por el partido So
|cialista de Puerto Rico, para repre-
|sentarle en- la gran Convention Socia-
ilsta que Sc efectuarS en- Moscow, Ru-
|sia europea. el mes proximo. Sc ha
|procedjdo 4 efectuar una colecta para
lei viaje del sefior Storer. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-09
HOMBRE PREVENIDO
VALE POR DOS

Con ell objeto de distinguir la Leci-
stina pura y cristalnaque hemos extrai
I do del huevo, de los productos SINH
slares que suelen encontrsrse en- Ell co
amercto y cuya composition no es cons
ztsnte, lie hemos dado en- nombre de
sOVO LECITHINE BILLION.
Con este nombre. pues. Sc distin-
.guiran las preparedness farmaceuti
.cas cue permiten FL empleo de Ia 1e
'citina, en- condolences absolutas de Sc
Iguridad y e6cacia.
! Sc encuentra en- esta capital ell doc
tor don Manuel Jimenez Cruz. de Ca
yuas.
Esta madrugada salio para los Esta
los Unidos, el v4por americana San
Juan" habiendose recogido correspon-
'encia en- Ia cficina del correos hasta
las 5 y 80 A. M.
Ell precio de cada linea de edictos
] siudiciales publica dos tres veces en- e
sBoLET1N. vale solamente 5 cenravos
ECtras publicaciones cobran 10 y IS.
A los individuos Juan Wives y Ave
slino Gual peones de la hacienda Jose
ia Colonia de la Central Aguirre Sc le
han ocupado aver por la policla dos
ggarrochas con clavos de a pulgada.
How Sc resolver, por ell Attorney
General ell nombramiepto del Juez
eMunicipsl de la Carolina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-09

Ell sef1or Saturnino Mercado de Ha- !
|tillo. ha satisfecho $Ioo de multa la1
|Tesoreria, por infraccion de las leyes
|de rentas internas, y Francisco Rodri-.
|guez dc Ponce, fue condenado 4 40
|dias de carcel, por igual de1ito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-09
PARA cUaAR uN ResFRIApo En-

sUN Ola tome el LAxATIVO BROMO- -QUININA
Rastillas) El botcario le deyolyera e dinero 81 no
Ise ezra La frma de L. W. GROVE sc halla eH
'cada cajita
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-09

Sc vende la casa ndmero 6o de Ia.
|ealle de Tetuan.
Para informes, dirigirse al ss&or
Reyes y Psaa. Fortaleza 50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-09

Segdn anuncio, ses7haapuesto q la
Iventa en- la libreria del BoLET1N Ia
Ley Municipal con 81 APPENDICES, al
precio de $3.50 el ejemplar. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-09

Sc encuentra en- esta capital ell doc
or don Manuel Jinlcnez Cruz. de Ca,
yuaS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24
WEST NOW LEADS.
Seat of Active Petroleum Industry
Shifted Beyond Mississippi.

+ WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 2l.-
Complete statistics Of oil production
throughout the United States will be
ready for publication by the Geologi.
cal Survey in about a month. This
Information will be Of particular value
In view Of the investigation being
made by the Bureau of Corporations
into operations of the Standard OIL
Company and other concerns engaged
In the petroleum industry. Accurate
data Will be furnished so that the re.
lation of production to the price OF
oil can be definitely ascertained.
The forthcoming publication Will
show that 50 per cent. of the total
output Is produced West OF the Mis-.
sisslppi river, thus removing the
East as the great leader in this com.
modify; This is the first time the
West has exceeded the East as a pro.
dlcer of oil.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24


Since editor Georg cIdiosl 6f
|tiiei Fasye yille Journal win not acs
cent The apo ointment a consul ii
iBIen5s tlyfeg South America, and
|,t i1e. has been rendered 70 George
GU Cole ofs Weston, II B Isl to DE .hopeH
that tile latter viii take sit.s Cole Was
one Of The tltsurg ents'' at Charleston
during the late ession OF the 4 e sis
latlre. Y He was la member Of the
odoriferolss State ;Senat To. II he St;#ili
Rot tog oilthsA,nelicas and staystherejlt
VII 5be5 a. Godsehds ~ the 5Isepa6l San
pan q h;s State. Indeed, itswonltl
be the abest politics Imaginable Il
Senators ElxinSj and scottswNould send
all tie Insurgents. ont III the coun:
try and send them so that tlov
could never get back. Cole introduced
"a gasGhill In the senate copy Of
The Indiana gas 5law--but mo one be.
5lieyed he was sincere in, his support
Of the& measure. HisAonly object in
introducing fit,git5 iss thought, was to
improve, his standing among the PEG.
pie Of the three counties Of his dis.
trict-D oddridge, Harrison and Lewis
which aredproducers OF gas. Whom
the Elliott letter investigation 4was
concluded, nothing resulting therefrom
of benefltfto the Democrats, the latter
insisted on going outside OF the reso.
luton calling b fordsthe investigation.
saying they wanted the testimony Of
Senators Ekins,! Scott and others.
Cole Joined the Democrats in this de.
mand, and when 1t was resisted by
some Of the. loyal Republicans, tile
long.shanked! Roman.nosed Westonian
shouted as, though he had Just return.
ed from the Scott banquet that they
are5afraid of an investigation mean.
Ing, Of course, that Messrs. Elkins and
Scott were afraid. 1t maybe that his
position at that time accountsFfor his
appointmentito South America Tie
two Senators want to get rid Of lin.
Theirtaction is TO be commended.
But they will be more highly com
mended # they will rid the State
Of the other kickers and insurgents
at least all owned and controlled by
the Ran slalnakers. Let us hope thai
Il is the U. s. Senatorial programme
TO make a place abroad for the entire
decking outfit. The appointment Of
Cole, of Weston, and that Of John Il.
snodgrass, of the Wheeling ;Telc.
graph. looks that way.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24
immigration Problems.

How TO make our allen population
assimilate with the general mass and
become q partiof the people Is the
problem that most seriously Interests
Professor Ward, Of Harvard. 1t is
found that some races do not easily
lose their. identity, and vet are rap
Idly increasing in all sour great cen.
tiers. What promises to be tile most
formidable clement Of immigration is
the Asiatlc, and 1T has only. Just be.
sun Within a few years itsmay in.
crease until we have more Asiatic
immigrants than we now have Italian,
Il we cannot ,assort5 these various Gle.
ments that are being poured in upon
us$we shall finally have to hold them
back. II all our immigration were
voluntary II would not create SO nue.!
forebodIng, But itgis not. 1t is ar.
tifcially stimulated. Agents of the
Treasury Department have, been max.
ing an investigation in Europe and
found that the agents or solicitors of
the steamship companies employ paid
men TO drum up steerage passengers.
It is therefore certain that simmigra.
ton TO this country will not decrease
unless financial depression Keeps 1t
back, and II is bound TO increase EEK.
sept further means of regulation and
correction are adopted. The immigra.
ton question is of fundamental i'm.
porlance, 4 nation that cannot con,
troll It's own makeup is at the mercy
Of selfsceking ,men.-Boston Globe. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24
i7FI7-i,.F- -TI-I, ~ = ---'7-. u /.
NO EMPTY BOXES.
Anew Rule For Those Who Sell
rel Cigars. a,

2 I Il D. 4
X WASHINGTON, March i2+.-Clgar
dealers will hereafter be liable to get
themselves into strohble with the. rev.
nu iGepaEtment3ii thy continue what
has been looked upon as harmless
trade practice. 4 new ruling Of the
department makes 1T unlawful to fill
the shelves with empty. cigar boxes
that aave been emptied Of their con.
tents. 1t is3but a result Of the order,
decrecing the destruction of the box
the moment the last cigar In It is
sold. Dealers have not always been
prompt In This. many. OF them placing
the empty boy back uponlthe shelf fer
show purposes. It Las also become
The practice Of many manufacturers
10 furnish retailers with empty boxes,
branding with caution notices, to be
used as dummies for show purposes.
This practice lndor the new ruling
must.talso be discontinued. Deputy
collectors sc making the rounds and
inspecting The boxes on the shelves
Of dealers. All.found contrary to law
are conascatea and the dealers
warned. z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24

object lesson comes from the
town " S ofs :Phllippl, Barbour county.
Ihe ;l Pahsilippi, Plaindealer, an old.line
:p lear ~ tic spaper,siis carrying two
display a.df!y,,eritlsements telling the
farm farmers 10 hold their wool for The
Shighes cash prices, the advertisers
st1o5sl A q great inducements 10
WOOL seems like a sin to
throw pSsleh4 back number as the
sSsleyelanl administration 10 Demo.
ie:Iats but; those8of us who remember
me AZ last egnR ot4D Democracy can ap,
spreeiat to the full tthe difference in
eondi tons MS between then and now as
shown 2 ist ip$ the advertisements men
tioned above. s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24
sE5aoTaEg ",

as "a 81 ~
The esRhrg Times has work. :l
ttself I II ltemeHf
Owe over 5pub lieat;is3f ;otf Al port in d
P b, paper that ths Wabash rail,
road lI,a is e begin work Esoons On itii
Greene countyEline. t$trotst1 out two
Wabash timetable banners, andspflntg
perferylld lines Of type, and y shouts
God 3hatesfa GUTTER Well, wesdontt
knowtgwhetherE H does or not, but
we do know He has2neyer5yet inspired
President Ramsey 10 make a single
precise and definite statement as! to
whether the Greene county line viii
or will not eyer be built. IA
The Times. frequently flies of into
al fit Mysteries on this subject, bill
,Bre'r Ramsey he lay very low. Let
Ramsey speak out. 1t Is to be hoped
Greene county will get her Wabash
railroad, bnt the hilarious and effer.
yescent Tines does notSreally appear
to be any more Of "a reliable prophet
now than II has been for 10, these
many moons. --Uniontown Genius of
Liberty. Z, its.s3f /.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24
E'IBllIBIY1II[Es'EI|E||i||''


Rev. H Bromley who is con.
ducting a successful meeting at the
N ~ Church; South. will deliver his
lecture tosn,en only on Sabbath after:
noon Snext,at 2:So Everywhere this
lecture has been delivered It has been
signally honored OF God, and much
spiritual good has been Freaped from
IT. No boys under twelve years OF
age will be admitted. While there is
nothing In the language OF the speak.
er that would in any sense contain.
mate the youth, yet the evangelist
wishes to say some plainathings to
men that tie immature knowledge OF
boys could not properly appreciate.
The meetings at 2:3O and 100 daily,
are growing in attendance and inter.
est, and Brother Bromley, by hisiin.
cisiye and clear.cut Gospel messages,
Is rivetins the attention Of the PEG:
pie, and leading many TO see the adj.
visibility of leading Cody and right:
eous lives. Three services on tie
sabbat;-morning,' afternoon and
might. a 4 7 Z, s.
All candidates for membership
with the N, 2. Church South will be
received on Sabbath night Let those
who have recently united by'letter be
present. u N
Messrs. John IL Burns, j oinS Burns,
Jr, and ,Anson Hickolt are Pittsburg
visitors this week.
Mrs. ROLAND Mccaslin is. visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith at
Fairmont.
Cllas. Billingslea was Fairmont
visitor Monday.
Married by Rev. switzer Sunday,
March 10Th at the home of Mrs. Ma.
hala Eddy, her son, Harold Eddy, and
Miss Rena Jones, of Blacksvllle. $5
Charles Pethtal, of Fairmont, and
rlomer Petital, OF Indiana, are, here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Metz.
Superintendent Knight of New
Martinsyille. was in the city Tues.
day the guest Of Ed Ryan at the Ma.
;lonal House. t.; 4.
A. D. Yost and P. B. Amos are bust.
ness visitors at st. Clairsvile, Ohio.
Mrs. W. H. Bowen is visiting .rela.
tives at Sistersville S,.55
Mrs. Howard Rhodebarger, who
has been visiting u. S. Rhodebarger
and family, left Wednesday for her
aome. 4.
Miss Maude Hamilton, of Fairmont,
Is here visiting her cousins, Mrs. NJ.
j. Lynch and Miss osa Hamilton.
Mrs viii Reardon, of Fairmont,
was in the city Monday visiting Mrs.
Anna Reartlon. 81,
Eber Price is quite sick of typhoid
fever
y ~. ~ ~ o. y. y. oIooul, VI Pnll.
ipni. are here the guests of Mrs,
Blooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. L.
Catalan. 4.
John Sutton made a business trip
TO Pittsburs this week. &
Superintendent j.. B. Gregory has
been quite sick with Ia grippe.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. P. Jarvis return.
ed Wednesday evening from Phla,
delphia.
J. Ross Trims, ]r, and Ralph Nc.
Chesney were Falrmont visitors
Thursday. v
fsl ~ WEST NOW tEhnc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24
PEASANT II WOMAN q, q I. i Il
CLAIMS THE BOY.
Insists That the Heir Of the Estate Eof
Count and Countess kwlIeckl, n I.
l$ Is Her, Sons

BERLIN, March 24-The 5KwllecIl
heir case, which was the legal ssensa.
,tionfof Berlina1 5 monthsiago,i ms to be
reopened at Posen. y q
Count sigmundS KWlleckis and \ his
wife were8 charged with passing off
the child Of a peasant woman as their
own on$tofpreyent succession Of
their estates to Count Hector Kwilecki
the heir-at.law. is. :.
The court however, declared them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24

Nseg d irginia5 editors are just now
coming into tlleirS own! We hope the
refusal ~ y; gorge c. Mcintosh to &C.
sept tha ~ Y eolnsnlship fwon't queer the
powers On srewarding the faithful
featherStl lttt for the services so I'M.
remit tinglyi given to the cause, of Re,
pub icanisn. " " 4 Z. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24

ob EN- fof the Normal School
stnder ts; u the difference in time be:
tween the y orinal School clock and
HE Court: house clock be ten minutes,
what is the difference lin longitude?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24

Wonder during the late collector.
E 7sll fish \ Senator Elkins told w. E.
CLASSIC no trust ins$him. Did he
say 49, 49, he did 70 another gentleman
( On certain memorable occasion,
Ellsworth trust me; cant you
trust In Sme, q Ellsworth ?v 5a 81,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24
oEcL AREs he / NJ
RisT I'M VISION:
FsutS 3 8 ~ ~ 4 Is u In ass
toN Ills pearance- die u
##3s Face as 4 pparent.

n
\; Z. VIEW YORK March may
[ 4 iteensbut Il Election On mysWaks
Ing thoughts ii a dream, but IsKnows
that saw Christ u q; SSisions and;
heard his vote ea,rsin & me on ito great
er efforts in my. work said yfheS Rev.
N. G. Brooks, OF the Bridge Street,
Methodist Episcopal Church at His.
home, 1872 1Dufheld street VI Bfoolk ly,n:
His announcement that he had seen;t tie
Saviour has set his Econgresa alton foi
talking. Z
85"1 had been working hard on q
lenten sermon on Christ the Gospel
Teacher Saturday nigh lie saias
@and retired about s2 O'clock Sunday
morning, thinking deeply on the sub.
ject. In my sleep the vision % Christ
came to me. We were all alone Ina
strange place and he spoke TO me-
urging me TO earnestness and further
Christian endeavor. n
q = am not certain as to ssapppteuair'.j
Sance. The face was Very appareati
to me. 1T Sresembled the 9well.known;
painting Of CHRISTI but 1t was mot sur:
rounded by tile light. as S!has So often'
been pictured ! AS liz the body Fam,
not at all certain. It was probably;
bid in 4theydraperies. III WAS wat ching
tie face too .fntently to notice sanys9
thing elset and then Heard the:
volce.g"ltsprobably sonlysa a dream,
but intend to%follow outsthe com:
mand that came TO me In thatlvision!
was not called by name. There
seemed mo necessity Of that butsthe
voice of Christ said8to NEE; Preach.
with more 'earnestness and zeal with
more enthusiasm and With that the,
vision ended" 4. wv.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24
g. n N t.llss;llI n IN : y
Chief Of the rihes.

W. r. klinesof iMartinsbars, Great,
sachem Of the Improved 4 Order Of,
Red Men" was in theacityGlastlnight3
and visited Setting Sum Tribe, No
1G. From here3he went on I'd 5lvheal..
ing he being at present onsa tour of
all the Tribes within the State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24
..cir;c:,u.iitt5coclur,.t..

sftfsf !
81 case of J. ;Deveny, admins.
tta tor vs.. the Monongahela Riv.
ers abroad Company, and the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Co. was dis.
nisssd atistied.
lrlS me me case 'aa Of the Warrington Co.
4 q ssl,peratis e Window Glass Co. VS.. The
Home las Company, the adefendants
demurrer to The plaintiffs declaration
oyerr1ile ed 4 Il; 4 V
ne ne case OF The scoDie sand Parker
Go Nsss simp son Ell al MAS iiis
missed satisfied DE !+
case am limp etEsi:
t ll ieirs of tsfant Ia ID eits etS d /.
tiie zion ofs VI iIson and sons obs
was ordered fled. 5Si
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24


innocent, and ( Count Hector. wrote ltd
the Countess saving thatSthe evidence
had convinced him that ~ 81 accusass
lions were sroundle and gglngSS
tl1ist5$fors iyenless 9 the Count and
Confession error. ii:ss
&, Frau "a Meyer he!s@i e sof IA ilway
p 9o at Craco VINO was thu;
alleged mother Of the sllispHte ID heir,
has has now brought IAN etions against
the lls 4 Count and Count ess tos claim the
b Y: She has lost 81 reylons similar
action, but declares that she!shas now
obtained additional proof that eshoy
isireallys her own child. "
Business mems lunch satS Murphy's
restaurant from II "a. NJ. to 81 II. N. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24

spttng blowing has begun, the
farmers ere citing ready for the
s,innae sSand Governor Dawy.
son Is hnsily engaged in making
Board 81 E5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24
NOTICE..

! -
The sale of the WV. Karnes
household and kitchen furniture here.
toforc advertised by Trustees Nicely
and sperry. to be made on the 18Th
day Of March, 1905, and which was on
said date continued, will be made and
completed on Saturday, March IS,
1905, at 10 O'Clock A. M ny the I'M!
dcrsigned acting together the under.
signed sheriff joining in said sale for
the purpose of disposlng of the inter:
est held: in aidsproperty by attach,
ing creditors of WV. KaFnes BY au-
thorlty of orders OF sale in his hands
from the Circuit. Court.
(slsned) H. R. n FURBEE, 3
Sheriff Of Marion county
MELVIN G. sPERRY, 81
4? MANSFIELD }NEELY, &, i (;
i: |. Trustees. (
{ Buried IN q oly Cross Cemetery. ! s
\ hesremaInsg OF; asil ittleSl talianEchiId
whose Y, death occurred yesterday at
Hundred, were brought Here this
morning AT ten o'clocl; and buried siii
The Holy Gross Scemet cry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24

Leased wire Stelegraphic service by
Publishers Press ISOLATION. Special
coTresp dents at Charleston, Park.
ersburg and other cities; In the State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24

Talk with. Junkins & Michael! n.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-24

Tbs We Vest irginianS acknowledges
the receipt So Al q copy Of the biennial
Report % tie djntant General Of
West Virginia, for theBsyears 1903.
Is04 5s
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-28

Bile speed, and which, when complet-
ed. will accommodate one hundred
more patients. This will indeed be
glad tidingS to those whose afflicted
ones have had to be cHlfined in COM
mon jails for their own safety and the
safety of others.
1--WE desire to correct an erroneous
report that the first days proceedings
of the board in this investigation were
in the nature of an executive session.
No reporter, or other, applied to us
for admission to the session of the
board on that day; but, on the second
day, reporters did apply and were
promptly admitted. This erroneous
curing by telephone of the steward
if the session was open to the public
who replied that the board was in
executive session. This was an honest
error on the part of the steward, as
he board excluded al the officers of
the institution from its sessions so
as not to have them present when
the subordinatcs should be examined
therefore, he naturally inferred that
there was an executive session.
No Cruelty Tolerated.
"The State of North Carolina has
y
biennually appropriated out of her
treasury tens and hundreds of thOus-
ands of dollars to be expended in the
proper maintenance, comfort and, if
possible cure of her unfortunate in
sane; and this board would not for
one moment tolerate anything, SAVIOR
ing Of much less amounting to neg
lect, insult or cruelty to a patient
Upon whom the hand of affliction is
cavity laid no one shall with i'm
punity and one title II, in the opinion
of this board, any officer, attendant
or employee had been remiss by COM
mission or omission in his or her high
duty to the States unfortunates, in
his or her care or keeping, this board
would visit upon that one, high or
low. without fear or favor, the eX-
IRENE penalty Within it's power. The
one who by negligence adds to the
sufferings of an insane person is a
dangerous derelict. who Intentionally
i'll uses one, it were base flattery to
call him a criminal-hc is a fiend.
Even the Savage Negro Of the African
Jungle, and the blood-thirsty Apachee
of the primeval forest. spare the in
sane Whom the gods have bereft
of reason they fear to touch, less that
madness fall upon them.
Let the strong hand of the law
fall heavily upon any who are dere-
lict in their high duty to our afflicted
ones.
1--WE have the honor to be
Very respectfully yours
(Signed) Jno. W. Thompson, chair
man; S. O. Middleton, l.. j. Picot, w.
H. Whitehead, j. G.. Hunt, James M.
Parrott, John d. Biggs, Jr., r. H.
Stancell, Edward Smith. Directors