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An Excellent Landlord.

He was not much given to replacing the
buildings on the property with new struct-
ures but he saw to 1t that everything was
kept in good order and in good condition.
The cleanliness of buildings was one of
the features of the property owned by him.
He was inclined to accede to all reason
a BILE requests on the part of tenants and,
as stated. he enjoyed reputation of being
an excellent landlord.
He owned two large office buildings
which nearly confront each other on OPP
posite sides of f street and known as the
Hooe and the Adams buildings. respectively.
These names also bring out another method
peculiar to Mr.. Willard of retaining as far
as practicable, the names that have been
associated with various pieces In the past.
The Adams building has that title because
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ut was the divvle fly away wild fig
urcs indeed with him. For instance.
when the sale was beirg closed there
wosn't a scrap OF paper to show what the
BUSH ess amounted to. All the accounts
that the old man had were a small noun
tain of receipted bills stuck on a rusty
heck on the wall. Some of them were yell
low with age and so fiy-speCked that they
couldn't be read lie was unable to come
within ten thousand dollars of what his
last years income had been, even in a
guess
Sure he said at last. Il s'pose l must
have spiut IL. All me good lads. let 1t go.
Charge ii off and throw IL off the price OF
tn place.
We'll. we were all sitting in the snug
gerry with the old man one evening, about
a month after the sale had been made,
when one of the new proprietors went
down cellar to look for something. In CROP
"A little bundle. and he brought ii upstairs
with him Look at this said he. This
was a roll of bills The amount was sew
aral hundred dollars.
There's some of your money, L guess,
said he. Sure said the old man; I re-
member now that L once showed a roll up
there because II kept fallin out o me pock-
ct whilst | was potterin' around
but he didn't reach out to take it, NO.
no. said he. 'Ye bought the place wild all
that was in it. me boy. and he stuck to
that till his two successors threatened to
throw him out of the place for good unless
81 accepted his own money
We'll. gentlemen, that wasn't the last
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Sr. don Ramon B. Lopez.

Sr. don Ramon B. Lopez.
Impossible quedaT mas tiampO en- Is
capital, regresO & Ponce. al mes me
permit0 e0cribirle FecOrdand0 ga cfer
tn. v h vez le incluyo cartas dc va
rios agricultOYes On que t0dos me dicen
que ai monte lss msquinas Be dedica-
ran N niembra de ID sanseViera. Sc
me OcnteEta que en- breye Sc reCibiran
ciertos datos sobFe msQuinaB para 81 des
fibre. pedidos al departRmento de
sgrieultura en- Washington Y que 81
recibirIoG sers resueItR Is mRnerR de
empleRrsIa suma ssignada por lR-legis.
latura. Pasan VAriOs di&s. Salgo pa
Re Is capital. AL presntaFme Be me
informs que ell depaftamento de egri-
Cultura de Washington habfa remitidO
IN informe con dAtos de maquinas.
etc., etc, y que dentro de treS Bemanag
Ilegaria un perito en- fibyRs, p0r cuenta
del deps rtament0 de Washington, y
que & "a llegadR todo serfs resuelto
Estn no me inspire cOnf1anza, pues
recuerd0 que cuando pubsiqu6 mis- trG.
bsjos de SSanseVierES y que fuerOn pu.
blicadOs fntegroa en- eli eBoletfn Mer-
Cantil9 de San j uan. ell is de aeptiem-
bre del afIo 1908. fu6 pRra decirle al
pals que con los dAtos que aca bAba de
pub.icsr 81 departRment0 de sgricul-
tura de Washington. los agFicultoFes
de ID isla no tendrfsn confanza en- Ia
siembrR de Ii ssnseViera.
Mas tArde informa la estaci6n sgF6-
noma de Msysgusz, Sque Ia plants de
sAnseYiers solo dura de Cinco & diez
. NOS
EI se6or Montigo, de CsFscas. eI
que mas Sc ha ocupado de est2 RIGA
plants, en- Ii Am6ricR Latina cAIific6
estos irformes de emuy err6neos y
pocs capaCidRd en- Quien 10 hAbfs eB.
Crito.0
FL &C nor Moptigo public6 una eMe.
moriso el no 1901, donde airma que
10 sRnseViera durs. cinCuenta AMOS sin
necesidad de sembrarsa mas.
Tepgo ipforma de ID Ultima Venta de
sanseviers en- el H4vre ccaechAda pOr
ell sefl0r MOntigo & GA frances el Quin-
tai.
V6o por los peri6dicos de IL capital
Is llegsda del ef1or Dewy, perito del
depArtament0. A los pocos dias Ilega
& 6stR. Vino & mi casa serfan Las cinco
de la tsrde. Al momento poDgo su
disposition todos los informes que te-
MIA. La ensef1o lee muestrGs de fibFss
de varias clases. L2s msquinas que
se mepNofrecfan para la sanseVeria.
sobre TODD 10 de una fsbrica alemana
que habfa trAbsjado en- Paris. bajo ell
control Gde IL Station d Essais de Ma
chimes du Minist6re de i Agriculture
d Patfs.9 Y tRmbiea de vaFios fabri.
CRnteg.
"A lS vez los informeg varfdic0s,
sobre esta pIanta que pueda dar en-
buenCs terrsnos dos cientos quintales
de fhras aecas para embaTque. Qae-
dRm0s en- que al dia siguiente l,fs &
verle las sieta de Ia msfIans aI Hotel
Frances, para Gcomps fltPIe 8 yer
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BaIn8arIO q Q CoamO, P. R.

ALBERTO TODO Ell ANO.--Apro.
ximandose la temporada de veFsnO
tenQo ell gusto de informar al p6bIiCo
en- general que O parte de las bFilIanteB
v espl6ndid0s condolences que ell esta-
bIecimiento reune como hotel reatRu-
rant, lOs hu6Hpedes y enfermOs que
COncurran & tonaar Las s9uas de los
Bafios de Coamo, espeCialfsimas para
reuma, herpes, est6msgo y otras enfer-
medsdes seCretas, pueden tener Ia &C.
guridsd, que Obtendr6n immediate ali
vic en- sug dolencias. quedRndo luego
Curados sin Los reCursos de In medi-
Gina.
PreCioa hospedRje complete, con dos
bafiOS di0EiOs:
POgaderO pOr aemRnas, en- primerR
CIase 50. so diariO.
Pagadero por semsnas, en- segundS
cIase 81, Is diario.
Para famiIia. pFecios ConvencionsIes
y equitativog. ~
FL estGblecimiento cuenta con un
tren de coShes disposition del p6bli-
N0.-JUAN BOTX.
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PetiCi On de los no.
ruGgOS al preSidGD-
to Roosevelt,
SOIICItaD que SO rOeOnOzGa eI
nuGVO gObIGfnO,

New York, Julio Una petit
ci6n ha sido diriiida al Presidente
Roosevelt por los noruegos que re-
siden en- Chicago g en- sus cerca-
MAS.
En- ndmero de veinte mil sus-
criben Ell documento y piden al
presidente que Ell g,bierno de los
Estados Unidos reconozca al nuevo
gobiorno de NOruega y adopte la
resot tuci6n acoFdsda por ell Stortbing
NoruegO en- z de JUNO dltimo.
La sOlicitUd empieza de este mo-
do:
<.,....Nosotros ciudadanos de los
Estados Unidos de nacimiento y
sangre noruega esperam9s y ras-
petuosamente solicitamos que usted
en- la mas breve oportunidad haga
p1blico ell FeconGcimiepto del nue.
vo gobierno de Noruega tai como
ha sido cFeado por la sobeFanfa del
pueblo noruego como Sc expresa en-
unanime acuerdo de sus represen-
tantes reunidos en- Asamblea.1
Una carta acompafia q la petit
ci6n, suscrita aquella por Frederick
II Gade, presidente del comit6 en-
cargado de la petici6v.
Mr.. Gaae dice al presidente. que
casi una terceFa parte del pueblo
noruegO reside en- los Estados Uni
dos.
Los noruegos dicen en- su petit
ci6D:
sEstamos siguiendo los aconteci-
miento en- nuestrO antique hogar
con el inter6s que nos concierne Y
tenemos esperanzas en- que nuestra
patria de adopei6n sera la primera
que acuer6e con amistoso recono-
cimiento d nuestra patPia nativa.a
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Cortd dbier td

5-
aIgunau plantRl de sanseyiera otEos
textiles.
Ya tarde, Ie acompafl6 81 hotel,
#Bl pasar en- frente 10 casa dol aeflOF
OpDenheimeF, entrances en- el pa tl0 para
ense fiarIe unas plantas de aanseYieFa
que rOdean una gren palma real Mu.
chas son las hoias que con ffecuenclo,
varios Ias toman. Cree, pOr Mi psrte
hRher tornado aIounoa centenares, Ms
die dirfa que tales hojas han Sido TO-
mRdas.
PreguntsdoIe u sefIor Oppenheiner
que amos tendffa dicha plenta. nns
contests que desde nifIo siempFe Ia he
visto r en- Is CASA nRdie de Ia fsmlila
saba quien u ha Genabrsdo.
AL llegar p0r la mtfIBnR 6 lap siete
Ill HotaI Frances 90 me informa que On
aquel momento 81 aefilr Dewey Sc hR.
bis marchado para la Central AguirFe.
"a los p0cOs dias, Dor los peFi6dlcos
V6o ga unIida para New York.
EsCribo 10 aiguiente q honorable
gobaFnadoT:
sIaforman los pari6dicos Que en Is
pr6xima semRna sers 50 viaje para los
Estadoa Unidoa. Hubiese deseRdo ir
San Juan. pero mi aituRci6n no me
permite hscar mas castor.
<En mi 6ltimR vista aa me hiz9 pre-.
ssnte que en- cuRnto llegaae de los Eg-
tados Unidos al spfIor DaWay, perito
del departsmento de agriCulturG seriA
resuelto 10 que fu6 VotadO por d c6ma-
m de delegados. con respect0 & la
GSanseVeriG9 y dennis textiles: ya este
aefior hR fegressdo para los EstAdos
UDilos.
<En bien del pals ea de urgenGia que
este ges resueltO pront0. Me pefmito
incluiFle una carta que VengO de- reCi-
bir de an senior delegsdo laB Cama.
Yas, pidi6ndome ipf0Tmes con reepec-
TO & Ia GSanaevierG1. ES 6 mi que
tOdos ae dirijen puesto que he aldo el
primerO en- ID isls en- Ccuparme de esta
nueVa fiquezR y en- "a props gandR he
empleBdo mis- pOCoB reeuFe0s.
eSsrfa an nal gr&nde para la pgFi.
cuItura que vOlVieee & pasRr ahora
como spcadi6 antsB cuando fuf 8 esA
por primers vez. LIE suplIcO me per-
done mi frsnquezs, per0 por uGted
pPeRtar atenCi6n otra pergOna, geQt1n
me dice en- 80 carts del 10 de Eeptiem-
bre pF6ximo DRsado no Sc tom6 en-
consideration Ias cartas que le entire.
gu6 de las personRs de mel posiCi6n
de este ciudad, y Ii Vez ID exposition
de Is Csmara de ComeHci0 de ebte diE.
tTito. Difciimente Ie sera entreGa6R q
otra moci6n que con tsntos datos le
suplicAbAn de atender & 10 que be le
mRnifestaba en- bien de este distrito. v
ds la isla en- general. Me psrn ito
presentarIes los aDgodones natives que
por muchos amos me habfa dedicado 6
So beneficio. Eli el 6niCo on la isls
en- htcar Yanir de Ioglaterra una per-
soma muy Conocedora de estos algodo-
mes. como 10 hAbfa publiCRdo.
ANDRES AGOsTlNI.
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LIOvia torrenCiaI en-
Ponce.
In nOmbrsnIantO que paFsGs que
no sS ''8gUitatiVO'' Y que NADIA
tlsns que VHT con los successes
dc ia EQuItstiVa".
EI famoso Y desprestigiado etrust.
ANDRES AGOsT I'M.

de maestro reporter en- ViG5e.)
Julio 12 -LieQamos ests ciudAd &
hors itineraria. perO bSjo IN aguaCer0
torHepcial.
Como el trolley ge demorada, taI
vez cor Ia fuerte trOnada que hubo. y
no habiendo cOChe que utilizGr. ID ma
yor parte de Los pssAjeros vi6rOnse en-
Ii necesidad de sslvar la distances con
los hoteles & pie 6fme, recibiendO &
cuerpo geptil Ia lluvia.
Mas tarde los cccheros hiciefon 90
agoato. pues los precios para moVerse
de an punto & otro de ls ciudad, eran
CPecilOa.
Lsstima que un2 pob'aci6n como
este. ter gs unas oztles tan males.
Sc espeFa en- Poncs que pOP eQ uida d
serS revocAdO ell 1Ombr n i 4ntO de
fiscal & favor del jovsn lefIor PoVsl { d
poP asegaFsrse aquf que sssa incRps-
CitAdo psrR ejercer ell cargo por no
tener los 25 amos que SCI aIa ID ley Y
en- TODD cas0-dicese-se eatima como
uulo t0do asunto ca que 81 act6e.
Dssds el dia se encuentra en- eats
el Jupz Wilcox Sc lfi.naI que con-
ira ga voiuntad hi perdido an tiempo
preciogo pues irf6rmase que ae ercors
tr6 cor que 81 f cal no tents prepare
das las acuEgOiones hschss contra los
violadores de ID ley electoral en- 81 81.
timo periodic eleccionario.
Este Distrito scusR eI mayor l1ne.
70 de tranpg gresiones y Ell tFtb ID sers
largo y pesadn-
ri sofior Wilcox hS pyeseDtadO 30
Casos, los pFimer0s de los cualea aersn
vistoa el die 81. y mi fI4na presentars
oien Cssos mas y seguirS prepsraudO
0tFOs. pnes h2y aIrededor de quinien-
tes denuncias
Sc habla aqui, de que el etr1at0 de
eatA ciudRd tiene gran il fiaencia CON
ciertR Rutoridad judicial , que 81 nom.
bramiento de cieTt0 fiscal obedece 8
semeiRnte ii faencia.
Sc dice tambi6n que ell etrusts de-
seAba que se quedase ciertR & ,calf.
como quien dice en- fAmilia.
So encnentrB squf ell tenie ta de
ls poIicfR insulsr u d u Sergio Nos|
Quien hs venido con el obj 60 de com.
pareceP ante Ii C0rta de ClistFito como
testig0 en- Gauss contra juan Lsb3rdt
y OtTos por eseaIamiento en primer
grado, y tsmbi6n como tastigo de Ie
aDeIaci6n interpueats per don B snigno
Colon, contra sente nciR dictada pur Is
Corte municipal de Caamo por fHu
puestO ibelo iLfamatoFio.
81 gefior Noa regFssars msfi ana poY
u taFde Arecibo. reyisando los pnes-
tcs de labels, QuebradilIas, Caunug|
y Hatillo.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

Intiuerario.- 6alidas de Bayamon Capl-
tai simultaueamente.
Dias adorable. y. Manana 6, 7.l5, say; 40
11.OO, Tarde IL. Is, l.45, 3.l5, 4,55, 5.BO y
N Dias festivos Manana 6. 6.15, $50, 0.45
yIl.OO. Tarde i2. u, 30, 80, $50, 4 30, $50
y 6.15, .-
Billetes bara tos para dtas festivos DE
Catafio Bayamo1, ida y vueltaI l@ cEase .
OPS % clase SO l6 De Bayamon 0stsno
ida y vuelta L. clsse $0.l5, "a clase SOE 10.
Bfllete ordinsrio de Capital a Catano en-
"a clase 3 centaEos
Bayam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1853 Ia
mon Valde5, @ . .,
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ES UN DEBER. " Vulgarizsrle al pueblo,
la ciencia modo de conservar Ia salud, es
hacerle que eatime gu verdadero valers
Como se consigue que 70 pueda viVir, sin
agentes microbiosos de los que desarro Ian
Ia tuberculosis, 81 titus, Ia viruela, saram-
pi6n, d1fteria, ETC., enfermedades, que SO We
asoInan su cabezs, cuando menos 10 espera-
mos, on nuestras viviendas?
Pnes hacienda que tcda casa que usted va
va 4 ocupar, sea antes "Desinfeotada" y pin
tada
TX con los Uadaveres, que 20 deba retener
en- una habitaoi6n, las veinte cuatro horas
que marea la ley9
Pues hRciendolPs inyectar, lfquidos anti
p6trldos, que le dejan completamente hbre
de bacterias, con una fisonomia, tan ma
tural, como la que tenfa en- su vida.
IY qui9n hacd estes trabajos en- Puerto
Rico. tan titileg necesarios; los "Desinfes-
torres embalsama adores" que hoy hay auto
FizadOSf
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En esta impReDta g yenda papaI da
UaEi6aiaa Viaia 8 e2-oo aEiatsL
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4 ' | SO

Un amig6 de Jayuya inf6rmsnoa
que los Sres. FrutOs p. Heredia v Pc
dro Sancho, cuy0 paradero iDqui' ia
mos. Ge sDCuentrRn en- ell propio bsFriO
de Jayuya, el primero dedicado & la
Giembra de cafe y ell spgua1o reCoIee.
tando una tRIR de tab1cO de su pro-
piedad.
RogRmos. pues, & dichos sefioFes 90
sirvan cOnteStRr nuestraS cRrtas.
pueS las que reitSradamente lee hemos
eacrito nos han sido devueltRs sin que
gepamoa DOR uuien d. I'M.
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Y es un remediO exceIente para las
TOSes, Resfriados, Tisis, PuImOnfa,
PulmOnes debiIitados, DebiIidad
general, Perdida de Carnes v tOdas
las Intermediates extenuantes.
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OIiVIGTl SsntsReIaaO & QulnCo
amos de tTabsj9s f0Tzad0s.
tie maestro c0gTeSp0MSGL
alberto E. -MsnVSelle ]
O'ap. H waii. Junio 10

O'ap. HI wAii. Junio 10 :
El DsisAno Jos6 MaffA O ivieri, Gu
tor del cFiman- de que hAce AIg6 i
tempo i f3rn6 los lectores de SLa
Correspondents. fu6 aentenciadO &
ounce amos de presidio con traba jos
70, .dos.
LO defsndi6 el Rbcgsdo Mr.. Wise,
que hiz0 cdanto pudo. puea muchos
cFefan que Olivieri selfa sentenciado
q lG penR capital.
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/ AUTOMOVILES

VueIve desde hoy IA de Julio & rea-
nudarse ell seTvicio de Automobiles en-.
tre Rio Piedras y Ii CarOIina; servicio
que Sc haIIabR interrumpido Dor faIta
de unaS piazAs que pc esperOban de los
EgtadOa Unidos. R0QWe PdpaSGgasQ.
DID s PdaaSGgNG 15v.s.
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lnDIGLl0R GENERAL.

IONSEJO "A LAS AdADRES. ~ El iarabe calmantc
sehora Winslow Hebe siempre que ls nnos
estan IN periodic id la den ci0n Proporciona avio
trmediEto al pcaueh4 paciente, produce suedo
eura tranquilo sYa el door el angelic despierta
hny yivo alegre s muy aeradable al paladaE calma
81 milo, ablanda lGncas aivia dolores, haee fa
Giles los nciones del es6mago regula los nkestinos
rs u neor remedio conocido para Ia diarrea va pro
vena 6sta de Ia tehtici6n dc cualquirra ots
T6nlase mucho cuic Ido en- pedir el "Jatabs Gda5la
L a Srhora Winsiou'i. es q major de, Eodbs.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National Leanuc.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NEW YORK. April ld.-iu the pres.
cncc of notwithstanding attendance.
tho tri,rStilcs showing that over 4O,UDn
persons had visited The grounds. the
National League champions easily de-
feated. the visiting Boston team by the
score Of ~ To | al The Polo ground. To.
day. Tho game was rather onc.sidcd.
Ms McGinnily lad perfect control. whit.
Wilhelm and Young were hit pretty
freely.
Score: RIM,
New York .2033O20O x-1oIll
Hoston .000OOh01U--l 3 3
M"iinnity aud Brcsnahan; Young.
'Wi'hcili:' and Nccdham. TiElc, ~.
umpircs. Johnston and I2mslic. AT.
tendance, 10000.
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WANTS NEW TRIAL.
Mrs. Edwards Testifies in Behalf of
Samuel Greason.
TBv Associated Press.>

fBv Associated Press.)
Il READING. PA, April 1.-THE anil.
cation for new trial by Samuel Grca.
sea under sentence OF death for the
murder of John Edwards. was heard In
court today Grcason was convicted
over lhrte years ago on the testimony
Of Mrs, Kate Edwards. vile of tho
dead man.
She testified that GreaaOn assisted
Eer To XIII her husband. Both were
convicted and sentenced Ia be hang.
c'l, On the eve of the date fixed FOR
me execution OF Mrs. Edwards and
Greason, the woman declared that tho
man was innocent and his application
Tor Il. new trial is founded on her con.
TcSSion.
Today tho woman went on tho stand
ana cnClly told how she alone beat ont
her husbands brains aud she AMI hcr
brother then threw the hody into :,
we'll
Other witnesses testified in behalf of
Gr';aSnn The court will decide Inc
matter i'll Il few days.
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Philadelphia, 8: sostonl ?

PHILADELPHIA. PA, April Ia
Tic American League season opened
icrc today with victory for the home
club Boston being defeated Ivy tho
score of 3 10 2. Young ami Bender
were The opposing pitchers AMI The lat
ter was invnciblc, up to The ninth,
when he weakened. allowing two runs.
score: Ri e
Boston % 90 OOOOOe-D
Philaiclplia 0x-alOI
young ana Farrell; Bender and Pow
rrs. Umpire. O'Laughlin. Attend
nnco. 1911
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Special Grand Jury Indlct>
Frisco Slim.
BANK ROBBERY THE CHARGE
Alleged to Have Been One of the
Gang Which Secured $4,000 From
Peninsula Bank Nearly Five Years
Ago.
Especial 10 the Daily Press,

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April ia
special grand jury today indicted John
Smith. alias George Butler. alia;
George kimblc, alias Emerson Palm
alias Frisco SLIM" for completely in
the robbery of the Peninsula bank May
"a, 1906. The men secured about
$4,000, and almost wrecked the built.
my with explosives. Topeka Joe"
and others were with Frisco Slim" in
the job.
Judge Tyler has designated The Jail
at Newport News in which To keep
tho prisoner until his trial next June
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ST. Louis. 1; chlcaao. 6.

ST. LOUIS. MO, April Before
.'boo slivcring spectators Chicago to-
day defeated ST Louis G to 1, in tho
opening game. Brilliant pitching by
l,'tndesrcn held ST. Louis eight innings
lcr ulic hit.
Score: RuE
81 Louis .,...., 90 ONOOOOl j 3
ChicEso Observation-Disclosures L
i.lMcFarlaiid and Warner; Lundgrcn
hnd 'kIina, Time, 1897. Umpire,
O'Diy. Attendance, 2.iUO.
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JAIL SENTENCE FOR CARRIE
Found Guilty of Destroying Property
Sentence Suspended.
(By Associated Press1

Npy Nsoocihleu FTe56.t
WICHITA, KAS.. April 14.-In the
district court today Mrs. Carrie Nation,
hrs. Mclferry and Mrs. Lucy Wilbert
were found guilty Of destroying prop
crty and sentenced hy Judge Wilson.
Mrs. Nation was fined $3.50 AMI Civ
eli four months in jail, Mrs. McHen-
ny got two months and fine OF $15D
and Mrs. Wilbcrt got twenty-five days
in jail and fine OF $3.50.
Sentence was suspended pending
coed behavior.
The offense WAS committed Septem.
her 30 last. when The three women
broke the windows CT a wholesale
linuor house. Tho women voluntarily
surrendered some time ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-15

u you arc a prominent merchant
and your advertisement does not ap.
pear In the big Easter Edition of the
Daily Press, which will be issued to.
morrow, you will regret it after seeing
the paper. Nearly all of the ieadino
trims OF Newport. News and Hampton
nave already arranged for attractive
business announcements, ranging in
space from one inch to full page
Arc you among the number?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-15
st. Louis, 2: chicano. 1.

CHICAGO. ILLS. April 14.--Tho
opening game Of tho American League
baseball season in Chicago today re-
suited in victory for the st. Louis
club which defeated Chicago, to 1.
Pitcher lIowcIl's work was feature.
score: RH Il
Chicago O0O0O-1 81
ST. Louis .......OOUO2OUO 2
Smith and McFarland Howell and
Sugdcn. Time. 1910. Umpire, Shcri-
dan. Attendance. S,65i.
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On Colleae Diamonds

At Greensboro. n. c.: A. * NJ. Co!
lego. g. Davidson, o.
AZ Annapolis: Syracuse University.
20; 81. Johns College, 6
at Lexington. Va. Washington and
Lee University. 5; Richmond College. 7
AT Atlanta, Ga: Georgia Tech, 4
Ncwberry. g.
AT Ahdcver, Mass. philips.An,
over, 3; Princeton, |.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-15
Bids For GranoIithic sidewaIks.

The city council last night author
izc:l the street committee to advertise
for bids for building grauoithic side.
walks. The council Increased the sal.
airy IF the communicating attorney,
WHO will act as city attorney.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-15
Roanoke Shops Big Payroll.
Especial 10 the Daily Prcss.)

tSDccinI 10 The Daily Prcss)
ROANOKE. VA. April J4.-Thc nav
roll at :hc Roanoke Machine Works;
this "'cn!h amounted To SlD9,0OO an
Increase of nearly $4,000 over that of
any single month in the history of the
shops. The large amount Of equip
mcnt being built by the Norfolk ami;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-15
In Rcnard to citx Jail.

Judge d. G. Tyler today issued All or
der against the city council and county
board Of supervisors ordering them tu
show cause why mandam,is shall NOT
:s:uo commanding them 10 build a
city Jail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-15
5TANoiNc OF THE CLUBS.
American League.
YESTERDAYS CANNES.

WASjuNGr0N. y. G., April H.
New York ami Washington cpcncd Tho
American League baseball season hcri.
ici'y The visiting ,can's "slilbaI.p
artist Chcsbro. had Washington com.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-15

pletely at his mercy, and especially
when hits meant runs.
Score: RHE
Washington ..n00O1O001-2
New York ..3UO0O1O0O-d S3
Patton and Kittredsc; Chcsbro ana
Klcinow. Time, 1885. Umpire, Con.
nelly. Attendance. 5000.
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Philadelphia. 1a; Brooklyn. 8.

BROOKLYN. n. y. April ll.-Thn
Philadelphia National League team
opened the season ar, Washington
Fark' brooklyn, today and heat The Ia.
Gals by score of IL TO s. The game
throughout was fast and snarpy.
Score !"'F "'ii' RJn
Brooklyn ..1U30rO0 03N-S IN /
Philadelphia ..00006 04-l2Ill
Jones' McGintirc and Ritter; piitcn.
gcr aud Doom, Time. 1:5S. Umpire.
Bauswlnc. Attendance. 10000.
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Western Railroad Company is The
cause Of the increase.
Hanged For Numbering Mill Boy.
(By Associated Presso

COLUMBIA. S. c., April 14.-Baro,l
farr 4 young cotton mill operative
who killed Clarence Shea. a mill boy.
was hanged here today. The execu-
ton of Parr Was the first hanging of
ii white man in South Carolina in
eleven years.