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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22
IMPORlANTE.

Euestras maquinas las vendemos gapan-
tizadas por diez amos, siempre que para
aceitarlas no sea usado otro aceite que el
que 8para elias importamos; esta es Ia me-
jor calidad de aceite y es el que Sc debe
usaT.
TenemoB correas, agujas accessories y
cuaIquier pieza de la maquina que Sc
necesite, iendo esta la s.The Arrivi," que
eg como decir Ia maquina mas acreditada
en- los Estados Unidos y en- el mundo
entero.. Las yendemos 8 PLACES.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22

LA VILLA DE MADRID.-Ya
llegaron las legftimas camisetas de Crepe
de Sants, id de merino trancesas; Burtido
de- Casimires; madrks para camisas inf
nidad De aTtfcuIos de loe que es exclusiYa
eBta casa. EI pdblico de buen guato
compra Hiempre an ia Villa de Madrid !.
SIN FraHaeiise0 5I. Tal6fono 273. 2. O.
Box 7G4. San juan. Puerto Rico.
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Ia Union en- MachusIO. :
Los patrOtas De IA sub-Iunta ] d future sIcalds,
congfsglrOa 1 800 ull0Hlstas.
lDe nuestr0 oorresp0nsaTl

Ponce, OctubEe 20.
Ia noche pasaday inIciativa de nues
tro popular candidate para alcalde don
Simon Moret, = de Ia sub junta, 81 llev6 4
cabo en 81 poblado de Machuelo abajo,
pTolongaci6n de Ia Gale del Coto de esta
ciudad, M gran mitin unionista que result
% eBplendido, pues concurrieron como
nil quinientas personals; no aBistisron
mas, causa de 10 desap apaeible del tempo.
OEadores enthusiasts en- ese grandioso
acto, los obferos sefioTea Torres Albizu.
siguieTon estOs pagandistas los aefio.
res Tomas Castillo, jose Elias Cordero,
jose joaquin Figueroa, Carmelo Martinez
Acosta Ramon Cordero Matos
Apenas entEaba este Iiltimo amigo en- ell
sxondio de Sd discurBo cuando 81 auditorio
ansiosamente aguardaba que 81 orador en-
trRba en- 10 que pndieramOs lamar parte
sustantiva del disourso.
Fuertes r6fsgas de viento acompanadas
de lIuy1a ahogaban la .voz del oTadcr, por
10 que Be vi6 este en- Is neeeaidad de eortar
ga psroraCi6n.
El mitin dc anoche fu6 uno de los tan
tos cOncurridfdmos que celebra d Union
ds Pusrk0 Rico,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22
EI henefielO de Ia tipIs Gonzalez

FL jueves serS el benefcio de Ia distin-
guida tiple sefforita Aurora Gonzalez.
Subirdn escena ''Risa del payaso" y
Ia .'Nieta de 50 abuelo' cantdndose 81
"Duo de los patos' y adem6s, bale por
las sefioritas Vivero. Otero.
No hay que decir que, dadas las simpa-
tfas de que disfrnta Ia joven tiple en- San
Juan, su seratG Ronore dice BoriciLd
ser6 un yerdadero success d slime.
AL teatFo 81 jueves,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22
SEPASE

One nO pubIicanOs communicates sin que
sean pagados poE adelanta1O.
Cada Eeig patabERs Sc cuentan p0r una IL
ne6 y Ii I1nea vale aiez 0entav0s.
Las oaEtng que Vengan con oouaunicad0E
Gln 90 iNap1Et1 no O. contestops
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22
In Ia Core spoDdepcio

Fianzas ca metklico con frma.
Recibos hlonsrios paEa cobrC de- aIqui.
leEea da can.
Conoeiientol a Golat
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22
DES SARROLLO de LAS
bases de Ia De-
CIaraCi6n de Prin-
CipiOs" de Ia Union.
de Puerto Rico.
Fuente de enSefiaDza J de nOtiCiaS
para los que pregunten tqu6 ss
10 que quieTs Ia Uni6n?"


La base scSta de Ia Declaration de Prin.
cipios de la '.Uni6n de Puerto Rico" eB Ia
clays que desenvuelYe las anterioreB
bases
Hay en- aquella Declaration premisas
de hechoB y premisas de derecho. Las
faGlidades, aquellaB que constituyen Ia
aspiration os flies quese buscan, est6n
en- Ia base seata determinadas Premises
fnalidades desenlazan en- ella ell iuicio
! l6gico = raelt; al destinado convencer las
conciencias vigorizar las convicciones
La base seGtG dice;
a.. dec aramos, ode teniendo
convencimiento de que los proble-
mas polfticos econ0micOs de Ia
isla de Puerto Rico pueden afectar
los intereses econ6micos y. polfticos
del pueblo de los Estados Uni
dos. :"
Els esa, una question de hechos Ell
status de Puerto Rico divide la opinion en-
los EstadoB Unidos. Prueba es ega de que
no eB indiferente los intereses de aquel
pals Ia soluci6n que 81 problema obtapga
81 asf no fuera, todos los norteamericancs
estarfan en- ese asunto de acueTdo.
Puede que Ia possession de cOLOnias rebe-
le & una parte de la opinion ese 6nterss
pOLtttc0 afecte, en- concepto de los que asf
piensen, los intereges de su patria.
Sc ha visto como ell cGbOtGje, levant6
gTaudes clamores, cuando entire la isIa
In rep6blica trat6 de establecerse Acaso
un concerto International que favorezca
nuestro cafe en- Espaia, Francia, B6lgica,
Italia Austria q Cambio de ventajas
arancelarias para productos de tales paises
en- los Estados UnidoE, levante protestas, ,
en- concepto dc algunos, pueda causar per-
iuicios los intereses econ6micoB de los
nortesmericanog. (1)
Puede que el orgullo de aIgunos ciuda-
danos del gran pueblo, sufra honda con-
trariedad 81 una alianza por igual entire
ellos ncsotroB se estableciera. Hay NOR
teamericanos que Sc conBideran seres supe-
Tiores. Green que los sajOaes son mejores
que los L0tinOS ClaTo que los saiones que
asf piensen, por ese solo hecho, prueban
una gran ignorancia una no menos gran
de inferioridad con Ielaci6n los latinos
que tienen la dicha de saber que ESQ es un
desatino. Pero ell echo CD cierto. Hay
noTteamericanos que Tepiten como los in
dios c0rinGgO de Ia conquista: ana cGrinG
HOCe ~ N"nuSobAOS SUAO SOAAVE nVMUASS' !
Y es natural que esos Befiores consideren
que una inteligencia pOr iguaL con nosotroE,
les pegudique.
En- muchos 6rdenes, es indudable que
los nOrteamericanos pueden considerar sus
intereses compEometidoa 81 con nosotros
forman hermandad. Y puede que tam
bien Sc de 81 case de que muchos se consi
deren perjudicados 81 los Estados Unidos
declinaran 50 soberanfa sobre nuestra pa
tria, no est6n dispuestos consentir con
su vOto que ella sea independents.
Asf pueS ...."..Es indudable que sl pri-
mer incigo de la base SeGtG es verdadero y
que suma la l6gica de coniuntO y de
detalle de todo el documento, esa gran
l6gica que los hechos conClufdos ciertog,
Rportan al criterio humane.
Ia base contin6a asf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22

---sE AL0UILA.-Un espacioso Y fTes-
e0 mi1ador con bafio y luz. Preeio naod;cos
San jose IL altos. l5v,
Sc NENDE un eIegante caTFuaie 81 sIsatente's :
tle fabIicaci0n Franeesa propio para dos y
para cinco EersonRs. IniOFmaFan en- Ia
EmpEesa de Pancho Hernandez en- Sam
turee.
rs "
1 I'M nprauta s1s Va1f's llYllsl &C Tss
ti6 co viisio & u 90 qliinlSI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22

ST en- 81 problema de las isIas la opinion
nOTteamericanR est6 dividida, es evidente
que la VOluntad de aqueI pueblo. estS tam.
bi6D, en- 10 que las soluciones &c refeFe,
dividida. Unos qNieren ana solucI6n y
otros quieren otra. .... ...-
Nosotros con plena raz6n, hemos protss.
tado y debemos protestaT, de que de nueBtra
volnntad, de nuestr0 c0nsentineientO, se
prescinda, como 81 decalogo dicta.........
no qWierGs para los Otros 10 que para tt no
qUisierGs .....un deber de cordura y tran
Bigencia debe aconsejarnoH no pretender
desconocer nj forzar la voluntad del pue
bio de los ESados Unidoa. La base seqta
es muy saba cuando afrma que proceder
asf es muy jatstO. -
Cuando una; persona no Be recibe con.
gusto en- cara de otla, tiene la primera ell
deber de retirarae. La misma caridad que
ofrece hoBpitalario asilo, debe ser noble,
generosa equitatiVa. Todo hombre que
tiene pudor Tetrocede cuando Ia puerta que
desea 8 dese6 trasponer, Sc le cierra. Todo
hombre que ge estima prefere la intempe-
rie al abrigo de NAL talante mfBeramente
ofrecido. Todo hombre, en- sums, de YER
gienza, desiste de aliarse con aquel que le
recha2a. Solo los mendigos los desYer-
gonzados, raspan IL cerrada pueTta con las
MAS para yer 81 la limouna de I'M techo
deade6oso SO les granjea.
Pues Rsf, como los hombres, son los pue-
bios. Cuisines en- Gu6nica aliarnos,
Cuando tantas cosas buenas nos prometie-
a. Acaba de hacerse un tratado conner
cial entire EspafIa Estados Unidos,
ei ''cafe de Puerto Ricop ha sido en- q pa
sado en- silenCio.
l2) Lengua "carinsgo. y NAL llanada.
eaFibe,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22

"......y pareciendonos digno y
justo que asf como no queremOs
que nuestra vOluutad sea DESCO-
NOCIDAy FORZADA, tampo o
deseamos nosotros desconocer y
forzar la yoluntad agena. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22

~. .reconoci6ndOnos, EN- LA
FORMA QUE A SU DISCERNI-
MIENTO CONFIAMOS, 81 dere-
! chO que tenemos y defendemos 81
''self-government" que propome-
mos, soIicitanaos Y pedimos s.........'' 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22

Uno de los fines c0nsanes de Ia ssUniCn
de Puerto Rico" eB ese: Ia deGnici6n del
status de los puertorriguefioB TodOs de
Ia situaci6n actual protestan: es el gobieF!
no de los Estados Unidos quien debe recO-
eOcer, y nombre del pueblo que ese go
bierno representa-, debe ser hecho sl reeO-
nocimieratO. SHay en- cato algo que no sea
verdad , que no sea justos Firmsr TODD
esq es un honor; ~ puertoETiquefo, 80
norteamericano, suscTibir eso es ser hon-
Fadc.
Y la base continda:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22

proponemos, solicitamos y
compelemos, al gobierno de los Es-
tados Unidos, para que EN- RE-
PRESENTATION DEL PUEBLO
d. los Estados Unidos de la Anne
RIGA del Norte, DEFINA DE UNA
VEZ ell ''statusu del pueblo de la
isla de Puerto Rico. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-15
new INDUSTRY,
Manufacture Of Alcohol
From Corncobs and Stalks.
Government Demonstrates Its
Commercial Possibility.
By Simple Methods Eleven Gallons Are Pro-
duced From a Ton Of Cobs.

Washington, Sept. lin the manu-
facture of alcohol from corncobs and
Cornst2lks at small cost, the depart
ment of agriculture is developing a
new industry that the department says
is likely to be Of large commercial
value.
Investigations which the department
is making at Hoopeston, ILL.,, have
proved that the large quantities of
corncobs which every year heretofore
have gone to waste can be converted
into alcohol in sufficient quantities to
justify the erection of a distilling plant
in connection with corn cannery.
The department of agriculture sent
two chemists to Hoopeston to make
experiments at Il large cannery there.
They have succeeded by simple meth
DDS of fermentation in getting Il yield
of IL gallons of alcohol from a ton of
green cobs, and by similar methods in
getting six gallons Of alcohol from a
ton of green cornstalkS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-15
THE BREWSTER is SAFE.
Puts Into Port Antonio With Boats
Gone But Crew Uniniured.

Boston, Sept. i4.-The United Fruit
Cos. steamer Brewster arrived at
Port Antonio, Jamaica, today, seven
days overdue, according to cable ad-
vices received in this city by the COM
pany officials. The cablegram stated
that the Brewster suffered great dam
age in the same hurricane which near
ly sent to the bottom of the sea the
steamers Admiral Schley and Alice.
owned by the COmpay. both of which
arrived hcra Wednesday, afternoon. The
Ire wster was bound from this city for
Port Antonio for n cargo of fruit. She
carried 4 crew of s. men, but there
were no passengers on board. The
steamers boats We're carried away, her
stoke hole was flooded ana the pumps
were rendered useless, but no one was
injured and the vessel made Port Anto-
Mo under her own steam.
The company officials here also an
nou1ce today that the fruit steamer
Manuadua. bound from Baltimore for
Port Antonio. arrived at her destination
today, five days overdue She also en-
CounterCd the hurricane which inflicted
great damage on her sister ship, but
the cablegram failed to state whether
or not tine Manuaduu was injured.
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LIGHTER ORNAMENTS
Favored by Mule spinners in Session
at Boston.


i"ston. sept 1L-At today's session Of
The National Mule Spinners Associatior
II was voted t. change the name to ina,
OF the international Spinners' Union.
resolutions We're adopted askin. Pres
ldent Roosevelt 10 work in cooperation
Win other countries III an effort To So
cure reduction OF the ornaments of tba
world and the establishment Of an arl,i-
udtion beard which would decide all in
ternational questions.
President Michael Whites of Dover n
H., made his report To the committee
as delegate to the United Textile Work
crs convention
Resolutions were adopted on the death
OF Geo. r. McN"iil, a labor leader ana
donation for Il memorial to INN was
voted
After long discussion the proposi-
ton 10 establish 4 defence fund by levy
ing an assessment of 20 cents every three
months, was defeated
The convention expressed its disaDDroy
al OF Congressman Ames' course in bring
ing about the appointment of Postmaster
COX OF Lawrence, ana the Lawrence del
e@atcS We're instructed to work against
congressman Ames in the campaign.
It was decided to send three delegates
TO the annual convention Of the Interna
u6nal Textile Workers, which opens in
Paterson. n. j., Oct. Is.
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EXERCISES POSTPONED,
Crush to See Mrs. Longworth Delays
Dedicatory Exercises.

Columbus, Q. Sept. 14.-With panic
threatened a crowd Of 10000 persons
surginG about a stage erected in the
capital grounds frantic to secure Il
glimpse of Mrs. Nicholas Longwcrth,
the Presidents daughter. the oratorical
exercises arranged for the unwilling of
Il statue Of William Mckinley this
afternoon was suddenly postponed until
tonight, after the statue of the
martyred president had been hurriedly
unveiled by Mrs. Longworth.
The speeches of the occasion We're
delivered tonight in memorial hall.
The crowd was 50 large and crampel
that it got beyond control and the
shrieking of women and children. who
were caught in the crush. rapidly
worked the crowd into a frenzy. Many
women tainted and were carried out
of the crowd by the police. Mrs. Eliza
Louisa Mahan and a negress We're
trampled on and had to be removed in
az ambulance. Both will recover.
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IDENTITY ESTABLISHED.
Slayer Of Aged Frenchman Is Niece o.
General Trepoff, An Exile.

st. Petersburg. Sept. 1.-THE ilenti-
fication as Tapiana Leontief, of the
woman who killed an aged Frelchman
named Mueller at Interlaken. SWft2er-
land. on Sept. /, in riStaie for NJ.
Durnovo. former russian minister of
the interior, opens up the final chapter
of an Interesting romance. as Mile
LeontieT is one of the niecpS Of Gen.
TrepOW. who was concerned in an I'M
successful attempt upon the life Of
her uncle in 1905. Mile. Lcontieff was
confined for sometime III an insane
upon her promise to leave Russia for
ever. This she did, but she maintained
her connection with the Revolutionary
Group in Switzerland, and when NJ.
Durnovo went abroad she offered to
execute upon him the sentence of tn =
Flying Group" of which she is u
member. Since the staying of Mueller
NJ Durnovo has returned To Russia and
is living in close seclusion on his coun-
try estate.
The Russky Invalid has published a
law increasing the penalty for refusal
to perform military service to six years
at hard labor aud the loss Of civil
rights. The fall recruiting season has
begun and reports haze been received
of several attempted attacks upon
local military bureaus for the
purpose of destroying recruiting lists.
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may OR June.
Probable Date Of the Sec
ond Hague Conference.
Postponenent Has Made Likely
Much Larger Representation.
As A Result Of Secretary Roots Trip, Most
of South America Will be Represented.

Washington, Sept. 14-Although the
date has not Yet been definitely fixed
the second Hague conference probably
will be held next May or June, accord
ing 10 Dr. David j. Hill, American
minister to The Netherlands, who is
now in Washington on Il special mis-
sion.
The postponemcnt of this gathering,
1T first regretted by everyone interest,"
Ell In the encouragement of the princi-
pie OF settlement of international dis
puteS by arbitration, is now believed by
the oflclals here, to have been very
fortunate. In the first place. several
important events have taken place.
raising issues which it will now be
possible to bring before The Hague
conference. IN the second place. as a
result of Sec. Roots South American
tour, 1t is probable that nearly all the
governments of that continent will be
represented at the second conference
which was not at all certain. had the
conference been held when originally
proposed The representation will thus
be increased from 80 nations to about
IS.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Government receipts Friday: From in
ternal revenue, s93S eos; customs. sl.O9S SD;
miscellaneous, sS9O29. Expenditures 81.
$4,000
The congregation of the Company OF
Jesus met Friday at Rome to elect a
monitor and five assistant generals. Adj
journment was had at noon without a
conclusion having been reached.
Charles johnson and Stephen Bell.
both colored, are in custody at Nor
witch, Conn. on the charge of an at
tempted criminal assault upon seven
year girl at River Point, r. l.. the
assault, 1t is alleged, being made Sept.
10. johnson and Bell formerly travel
ed with small circus. Bell lives in
Philadelphia.
Delegates from Guatemala, Salvador
and Honduras to the peace conference
which is to he held at San Jose, Costa
hica, as result Of the signing of a
treaty OF peace on board the United
states cruiser Marblehead last July.
have arrived and been accorded an Off
cial welcome. The conference probably
viii begin Sept. Is.
Fire yesterday destroyed the business
quarter of Tiburon, Cal. Only the nj
most efforts of members Of the ood
United states Infantry and the state
fire tug Governor Markham. sent from
, San Francisco in response to an appeal
for assistance. saved the residence por-
ton. Two hundred people were rem.
dered homeless. The loss is 100000.
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CONVENTION is OVER.
Massachusetts, Firemen Enjoy Trolley
Ride ard Elect Officers.

Worcester Mass. Sept. 1.-THE final
session of the Massachusetts State
Firemen's convention was held in As
ISOLATION hall this morning. Officers
were elected as follows; President,
Chief Geo. G. Coleman. of Worcester;
first vice president, +. a. Leonard, of
Taunton: second vice president. Capt.
". a. Adams. Of Worcester; delegate
to convention Of International Asso-
citation of Fire Engineers, Chief Geo.
c. Coleman Of Worcester; sergeant at
arms, Chief T. Q. Whitmarsh Of Brain
tree.
An address by Rev. Alan Hudson Of
Brockton. was feature of the days
work. The session was adjourned at
- o'clock. After a trolley ride about
the city the delegates sat at a banquet
in Mechanics hall at o'clock. Covers
were laid for 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-15
HIT BY A BRIDGE
Fred A. Allen Of Cooper's Mills Re
ceives Fatal Injuries.

Weeks Mills. Me, Sept. 14.(SpeciaD.
Fred III. Allen of Coopers Mills was
struck by the uprights of a bridge near
Weeks Mills. while a passenger on the
Wiscasset. Waterville & Pennington
Railroad at $50 Thursday evening and
received injuries from which he died at
80 O'Clock Friday morning
Mr.. Allen went to Winslow early in
the evening and boarded the train for
the purpose of accompanying his wife
home from the Waterville fair. taking
seat on the rear end of one Of the
open cars. AS the train neared Weeks
Mills, he left his seat and stepped to
the side of the car to pull down a cur
tain. AS he swung from the rear plat
form he struck the uprghts of the
bridge and was thrown from the train.
"heh picked up he was unconscious.
Inc lett side was severely bruised and
the left hip bone broken. There was
a deep cut over the left eye, extending
70 me bone. a physician was sum-
irloheu from Augusta and everything
possible was done to relieve the in
Jureu man, but the injuries proved
fatal.
Mr. Allen was A. years Of age and
was very well and favorably known.
FOR ten years he was station agent at
Coopers Mills for the railroad and dur
ms the past year was rural mail car
rler' He was member of Sheepscot
Lodge No. 122. I. o. o. r. and of the
Grange. The funeral services will be
held Sunday afternoon at o'clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-15
This week
at
BE AN E'S

When we say headquarters
for beautiful local colored SOUVENIR
POST CARDS We do not tell
half the story. there is no
better, larger and more carefully
selected line of Souvenir Post Cards
anywhere east of Boston, we wholesale
and retail these beautiful Cards or
send them by mail anywhere in the
United States. Prices &c. each, q for
&C., Csc. per dozen. Send your orders
they will be mailed promptly.
DRUG STORE ETHICS when YOU
buy yo1r medicines of US you obey this
first law of nature-self protection.
You not only secure the needed
remedy, but you secure experience,
backed by the most approved drug
store facilities. Our experience is
your protection. We give you "just
what the doctor orders"
NO order too small, none too exactine
to receive the most conscientious
treatment.
Prescriptions filed promptly and with
minute accuracy.
Our Confectionery Department con-
ta!ns the most Delicious Assorted
Chocolates and Candy you have ever
Eaten. Everything in our Candy De-
partment is pure and Wholesome. we
nave just received a fresh supply Of
the famous apollo" Chocolates in the
most beautiful Gift packages ever
shown in this section. Prices 25c. zoe
Soc SOC, 6Oc. and Use. Something new.
assorted caramels each piece wrapped
with waxed paper, very delicious,
Try 1oc worth. Every day in the year
we sell the best soc Chocolates in bu,k
for only 3sc. Every Saturday in the
year The Epicurean choice assorted
chocolates in fancy boxes only 27c.
Tooth Brushes. Hair Brushes. Rath
supplies. Toilet Soaps. Gillette & Star
safety Razors and other kinds. and
every Drug Store want. Drugs that
cure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-15
America Not Involved by
Death Of POaChers.
Driven From Commander Island
by Russian Ships.
Iapaless SsaIsrs Tried a Raid ia Behring
Ssa---Roukeiy Cleaned Out.

Victoria, B. c., Sept. 14.-Advices
from Hakodate, Japan, state that the
sealing raid on the Pribiloff islands, IN
which five Japanese were Killed ana
IL captured, was an organized affair,
planned by the two schooners involved,
which had during 1904 and 1905 been
engaged In raiding the Robben and
Commander island rookeries.
The patrollng of the Commander is
land rookeries this season by three
Russian warships had driven the Jap
anese schooners to Boring sea and the
raid was organized for st. Paul island
and that the Americans were not in
volved Is stated.
During 1904 the Robben bank rock
cry was cleaned out. 5000 seals being
killed when the guards We're withdrawn
because Of the war and about 500 We're
: killed in 1906
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-15
FOR PASSING BAD CHECKS.
Hotel Cashier Causes Arrest Of Man
Supposed to Be Wealthy.

New York. Sept. IA man giving
the name of Colonel Stanhope c. Rem
wick and refusing to furnish the police
with his address or any other Informal
ton about himself. was arrested by a
special detective in the employ of the
Victoria hotel last night. charged with
passing bad checks. Edison Emerson.
cashier of the Victoria, made the
charge. The checks were for $40 and so
and were drawn on the First National
Bank of New Haven. They were signed
on July IS.
At the station house. Emerson said
that Renwick once kept expensive
apartments at the Victoria and was
credited with having a fortune aud be-
ing related to several prominent fani-
lies in New York