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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11
WOMAN FOULLY SLAIN.
eoarder, Accused OF Crime, Flses from
Building and Eludes His
PursuerR

Chicago, Jan. 9.-Mrs. a. W. Gentry.
aged &c. wife OF the president OF the
Universal Trading and supply com
pany, was murdered today for some un-
known reason by man whom the po-
lice declare IL T.. j. Constantine, a
boardcr In tho Gentry home.
The woman died before she could
make n statement. Constantine fed
from the building without hat or coat
and Is now being sought by the po-
lice.
At the time Of the murder. Mrs. Gen.
try and Constantine were alone I'm the
apartments ut 522 LaSalle avenue,
where the Gentry family lived. Mrs.
Gentry was about TO leave preparatory
to going down town, when Constantine
attacked her with razor and. after
cutting her throat from ear To ear.
pushed her out into the hallway and
threw her down flight OF stairs. The
woman Tell against the door OF apart
mcnts occupied by Or. David J.
Dohcrty,
Doctors Efforts Useless.
The physician At once took Mrs. Gen.
try into his Office and endeavored to
save her life. but she had lost so much
blood she died within few minutes.
Dohcrty NJ once tclcphoncd the po-
lice, who arrived within a few min
utes. but Constantine had He'd before
they arrived.
Mr.. Gentry arrived home short time
after his wife had been killed. but was
unable TO throw any light upon the,
cause of the tragedy.
Dohcrty declared that from the ma
ture OF the wound. he had formed the
opinion Mrs. GeDtry had been attacked
from behind.
The razor. he declared. had severed
the windDipe and every large artery
and vein In the neck and that no medi-
cal aid could have saved the woman.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11
MORALES TO ADVOCATE
Retiring President OF San Domingo
Says He Will Resign ~ Permitted
to Go Free.

Washington. Jan. 9.-Thc state de-.
partment s'Icceived news from San
Domingo that cN-President Morales has
offered TO resign IL he will be allowed
TO leave the country In safety. This
proposition. IL II understood. viii be
acceptable To the defacto government
Where Morales will 70 is not known.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11
WATCHER TOOK POISON.
Mistake Cost Life OF Dying Mans
Brother-in Law.

CInrInnltl. n, Jan. ln.--WhIIr NittinE
beside the sick bed OF his brothrr-in-
Ia. poison WAS ~ mistake taken by
George S:s.cns yesterday. ana ne dl,d
within an hour His hrother-in-law,
noh.r, Louis Gillespie. died less than
an hour later. aud when Robert Gil
Iespie Tight clerk at the hospital. car
rI.d home the news OF his uncle's death
/ learned death had claimed his Ia
ther.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11
New Postmasters.

Washington. Jan. iO.-Postmastcrs
nominated today were:
Iown-Frank II. Carr. Pennington:
Francis Turnkey. Elma: Marion Bruce,
RoIIe. Harry MCNama. Upton: Charles
". stevens. Williams; William s.
browning, winfield.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11
WOULD INVESTIGATE.
Representative Sheppard Acts upo'
Eieetment OF Congressman Hulrs
Sister from the White House.

Washington. Jan. i0.-Rcprcsentattvc
sheppard. Of Texas. today introduced n
resolution providing for the appoint
mcnt OF committee OF republican and
democratic members OF the house to-
investigate the recent violent cxpul-
sion OF an American mother from the
White House offices and grounds by
executive officials and employees. while
she was seeking an audience with the
president Of the United states.
The resolution was referred To tho
committee on rules.
Sheppard Is Grandiloauent.
Representative Sheppard made IN,
following statement concerning his res
o!utlon:
Il introduce this resolution in the
name OF American motherhood and.
American wum1nhuoi. The occurrence
which u the cause 81 this resolution
wac violation OF every sentiment that
glOrIliag American manhood and Amer
team chlvulry. The brutal treatment OF
this lady who was but acting within
her rights seems To me outrageous and
indie ,ggihlc. The American congress
ought not To permit the matter To rest
without the most thorough ana search
ing investigation. II involves the most
sacred element 81 American life, that
respect and reverence which every true
American citizen accords the Amcri-
can woman. especially the American
mother.
When tho president Of the United
states with all the glamour OF his
great Office. steps into the presence Of
tho American mother, he " In the
presence OF his superior. This action
q" his subordiuates should bc invcsti-
gated"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11
France Is Aroused.

Paris. Jan. i0.--Govcrnmcnt quartcri,
express the belief that NcncZuela's
prolonged delay In settling the Tni.ny
incident will ncCessitate an early re-
course to- energetic measures.
France will act only after full under
standing and accord with the United
States.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11
iBRANS0N IS TOO |
BUSY TO MAKE RACE
Mitchell Man Withdraws From
the Congressional Race
in South Dakota.
6PANGlER MAY COME OUT
he Action Of Senator eranson Follows
Conference Of the State Central
committee-Writes Letter
TO the Party Paper.

Mitchell s. d.. Jan. iO.-IIon. .. l..
Branson. OF this city. has announced
his withdrawal from the race as a can
llidatc for congress, after meeting with
Jhc state central committee and other
politicians at Sioux Falls last Friday.
F.; II Is said here that States Attorney
F. ]. Spanglcr. Of this city. will be-
home the Dawson county candidate for
congress. subject To the action OF the
republican state convention
/ II Is not given out yet whether he will
tlcclarc himself nm insurgrnt or a stall
wart or "A Gamble cnmpatriot.
Letter Of Withdrawal.
: Sioux Falls. :. H.. Jan. iO--In let
Der To- the sioux Falls Argus Leader.
Hon. q. l.. BrunHon. OF Mitchell :, d..
announces his withdrawal from the
race for congress.
= The letter states that the campaign
promises to take up more time than
The writer can afford to give To- ~. and
for that reason he had decided not to
t'~ck the office.
This action follows a conference here
last Friday OF tn" state central COM
Enlttcc at which senator Branson was
present
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11

his punishment shall be exemplary
but ask that they he decently paid
and that their hands be upheld as long
ns they act dcccntly. on other condi-
tons We shall not be able To get men
OF the right type to do the work and
this means that on any other condition
we shall insure. N not the failure. mt
least delay, scandal and inefiicicncy In
the task of digging this giant canal"
tSlgncd.l Theodore Roosevelt"
Taft criticises Railroads.
In his letter To- the president trans
hitting the reports OF the isthmian
commission (Which report has been
puhlishcdD and az the president OF the
Panama Railroad company. Secretary
Taft crlticises the action OF the railroad
directors In issuing bonds and then re-
purchasing them. without the sanction
of higher government authority. but be-
lieYcs such action was done I'm good
faith
The secretary discusses the cancclla-
ton OF the market contract for feeding
the Panama laboers and says the mar-
kct claim. after investigation. has been
approved by the attorney general and
asks for the presidents approval or tho
transaction. The president In his letter
To tho secretary acknowledging the
trnnsmittal OF reports. approved the
sccrctary's action and recommended
tons
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11
Panama Railroad Prospers.

Washington. Jan. S-The annual re-
port 81 the Panama Railroad company
for the ten months ended October 81
last was submitted to congress today,
and shows that after the payment OF alt
fixcd charges and the cost OF operation.
for the period covered there remains
sSsi.2iS, or somewhat in excess OF pen
cent OF the stock. The total earnings OF
the road for transportation shows an
Increase OF scn2 20l over the corresponds
ing ten months OF the previous year.
The total earnings OF the steamship
lines Of the company for ten months
were Si.l6i.0jS. AN increase OF 25.iI per
cent. over the corresponding period the
previous year.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11
Miller Must Keep Away.
Sued Tor 5000 pamaaer.

, Sioux Falls. 8. D.. Jan. Sob Fitz-
simmons was this afternoon sued for
$500 damages by Mrs. G. g. Carpenter.
owner of the blacksmith shop In which
Abe accident occurred Saturday. IL Ii
not thought he can be held responsible.
!F'itz laughed when the papers were
served on him.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11
Lbiiean

Lbliean
y every
ltci at
by tho
&C for
years
ri over
y state
son. or
Ter. OF
| oTIlnit
lon ~
len arc
Crancl
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vote to
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TO tho
\ coun-
for Cy-
thereof
n nom
Entities
Is mum
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11
Noes

noes
While
ys for
81 and
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| blurred.
tcncsa
a wait
cscap-
recap
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short
Fad no
m. al
y have
nd are
EN-.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11
Should Not ohstruet Canal.

SHSs'S wv VT S"Ha''
Il reDcat ihnt the work on the 18TH
mus has been done AMI u being done.
admirably. The organization iS good.
Mistakes are extraordinarily Tow ana
consequence.
The zeal. Intelligence and Efficient
public scrvic" 80 thc isthmiun commits
sion, and NS SuborJliuatcs have been
noteworthy.
II court the 'rll u. most exhaustive
and most 20 investigation OF
any act ~ Y any one OF
them - done wrong.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-11
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Aber-
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
NOTICIAS GENERATES
Ellnvsstigador dc Rentas In.
ternas de San German,
Una investigation,
PIANISTA CORTES
!ugaIot,

Es de eHparArse, que sl Tssor0ro
do Puerto Riso Mr.. Willoughby, Or
dsne una Investigation sn 10 eondus'
10 que v!Sns observAndo On San Gar
mAa ol sgenIe de rsntAH inlsnAs J, J.
sisbsrt, eontrA cuyo fancIonArio 90
han formulado "a divsrsAa qusiMy
aun eonlir d. eisrslsndo an cargo de
COL nAtEA en- el goblerno.
-PavsSe que hay oil prop0sito de
invltAr al pianisiA pusrtorriQu,no D,
Frarsisso CcrleS, para que do ur
sorsisElo p6biso On sIta siudad. En
Aresibor Rgdu noilslAS, hsy sl mIsmo
deuso.
- Nos disco de PusrIa Dc Terra
que ecn motive do 10 labor sanltariA
desplsgada slii por los sgsnlss muni'
SIpalss, 80 han dsslAlado poliIicar I
Ias lslrinas Hsy lslrlnAs unlonlstAn
, lsiiinaa Fegub.isAnA'i los primsrAs,
pOr sua'q lier dsaslsnsa Qus Ispgan,
laa dsnuneiAr lAs s'gu adAs, no hay
Quisn les dsnurals Ali sslsn sonvsr.l,
daa 90 COS de itisesl6n, Tsms nola
el ohalal De SAnldAd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
GONISION COD|F|CADORA
Notable trabsjo de los aboga-
dos que forman Ia re.
ferida Comisi6n.
UN BUEN INFORME

Con todA sotivldAd ylens srAbs.
jAndo ls C3mls6n CodiaaAdoFA dc
LsysS, que e3nIsilugsn los AboRsdos
At norss don Eduardo Aeuns, denJA,
slaio T,xldor y hr, Hord CAia uno
De dieh1a o0mislot los Ilefe r3parsi
DO su srA6'il ca 10 slgolsnIe formG;
81 uElr Acuhs, que ca oil Presi-
deule, Ia revision de loI C5digls Civil
: Msrc ,nIil el Hhor 7 xldor, ls Lay
e EninisIAmisnt Civil y CrimiDsl, J
Mr Hord tod0 10 cue olnstIsaye mA'
,srlA de e,itsults. snsfe esls 81 Cod.
20 Po ilie1
CAdA uno do dish1s IsG res some
tsi 81 lrSbAio sl iuicio DO aus dsmAs
eompAnHoS, J, pusSlos do AsasFdo,
p sssulArAl dsSpv6I 81 Informs 4 10
CGmarA, On 10 prt * ma LsgiIiasara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
10 QUE PENSAM0S
La verdad quena como los rayos del sol, pc.
70 hay que decirla al pueblo

tsmen los rtfsrId coeQas, que los
resutados no rusdsn ne1os de ser
fstsles para nueatro psfsP sAbsn de
EobrA los redscsoyes de an bos cole
gas, Ia impresiopGbil!dad de nusasro
pueblo.
No ignorsn SD faoIl t,ndsrsia al
lresimismc, ySi ssblendo J aonc eIsrdo
TODD cato realiSsn esas ssmpefiss, no
ier& con obi:to dc sembrAr el dsaA'
, lienio y 10 duds ea cate sueblo?s
Ooramos sisnpfe ebn reelltud de
iuieio y publleamos 90 nuesiFo peri6
dieo aqusIlo que aonsidsrAmot 6sil
para que sl pGbllco 80 ilusse co las
eueIsioneG que oil ysfs sts n IN do una
msuerA diEeesA,
Hsee may poeos diss que el cole
GO dtsls poem mss g msnov; ala mi
ai6n del psriodistS eE hSblsr On el len
|gusis gus pusda somprendsr 81 pue
blo,s
Dscimoa nosotros: Gel psrIodlssA
dsbe dicirlo al pueblo ID vsrdad en-
sodts las sasssionss; srgaaArle % ssr
Wis
Publleamos las opiniores do 10
prs1sa que spoyan Ia gsiici6n dc Mr..
RooseVelt lss splaudinos.
HAssmos 10 mIsmo son las contra
rias y lss sxaeersmcs.
Qis OIL Perl6diso de ls cIudsd del
Sur, hubisra crgAhado nj puShlo y
cisho no mas que 10 que ls eonveniA
sara ss1erls una wanda en- los oioa?
Eao % susnss do 81. NosoEoE procs
ttmos caLfarme & 10 que nos dicta la
eonsisreis. 9eso hsy slgunos hom-
hrss q 10 10 tlsEen ian clAssIesi
NoE hse'moa eco dc les opiniones
dc Ia pEsnBR do EstsdCa Unidos para
que OIL pueblo AYrsnda & sorossr y te.
pm ct 81 aon los psri6dicos que nos
dehsnden , cgA los que hacen 10
sontrsrio, y 4 mas, psra que wan
que Ia demoGyGeia ALI es tan grapde
, ian snhiims Ia lihsriad del push'0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15

&E.trafahamoa que los disrios
unioniItss Gs mcairAran tan trsnsa y
resue'tlmsrts partidsrios de 10 con
teai6n de 10 si, dAdApiA americans 4
Puerto Rico y del gobisrno propio, ,
eDeoimos easo, porous do poso
t'smpo q eEta pEF!e sLA Dsmc csasjaS
y nuy essscialmente Ella .Cogrespon
der eias, no traducsn Aylfculcs do IL
pysrsa amsRissna seeIca de- la cor CO.
si6n do Ia eiudkdspf& dc nuestro pals,
que no asan on &baoluto, .contrarioE
4 tai rsfCrms
Esto dice un periodissa do In siu-
dsd Gel Sur an IN articulo gus iitula
90 lien mSlAs msGas ba....S
En- mi coneepio, Quien iisne 10 maIG
me ia dc tsrgivsrssr todcs los asuuIos
% al psr6dleo dc Porcs, que hRce IN
Agdu tIempo hA Esldido el Esso 8
poeo menos
Por 10 que respsssA q ntsotros, 10
miImo hsmoa lrsdueI6o opiniones 90
pro que en soT irsI prueba dc clio las
cue 10 han publicado hSsta 10 fsehs
y las que f,ltsn por publisar a6n.
All puts no vepoa In eaus2 do To-
sxnsnaza del psrl6diso de rei;rsncIp,
pussto que NADIA diiImos en- sousra de
Ia eiudkdRnia.
Con reEEecto & ssss Asunto hsmos
hs bla do impaYcIalmente. con In fran.
qutza que nos sarsclsrizs, sn un arti
sulo Que lls;6 ror N'ulo sCuessi6n
palpttArEs Puerto Rieo debe ser para
Ia RAJ 6blica 10 que t.6 para ls mo
naYQritS y que Auicriz6 ell pasud6ui
mo dc eate 81 sompsfi'rQ que sscrib!6
las euArttllag preaEntss.
Ne psrEee que opinion tan ftarca
no pu, de 0Arss mas GingerAmerle,
-
mo diremos nosolrcs, nj mueh0
menos que tal oosa 10 hIgs con o. dc
] bersdo prcE 0Iito de Eembrst cl de-
asliento en- nuestras nasas VopuI&rss,
No ubltRrsa si tsl ss sd obiss1, S1o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
TERROR En- Il MAR
Inminente peligro de naufta.
gio del vapor SItalia,s
duran!e clnCo dfas.
1900 lNMIGRANTES

Los psspie:Cs del vEgor sIialit3,
presidents de Euerloa del MeiiserrG'
neo, tleFcn tai VIZ quisnss disron mEu
tsrvisnles gtGclks, 81 dis de lA fsstA
dc sse nombre, 81 ensrar en- pumGo
d9Spu6A dc su FgiGSol,imo y Esligrcso
vlsis
purGule sInso dfAS, 81 blQue luch6
sonsfa OIL mar , sl yis 10 sgilkndoae
&c los lamuta0tss SguAs somo 81
ilsFA & haeerss ps1gEoA En- AS pro
flndidi dee ds Is usquiaAi ssis pale
ros , fggousrosi medioI a0ios. dos,
pass 50 hAbisn osrrAdo Arriba sodas
las sisoilAEs, rssiblsron golpss Dor
los tasrlss yA!ysnsI, 6luirlsron que
nadurss
Mie-lt&s 70 los mu qa.uisui5s
smIg:snlsi anssrrscoi ep Iu salrtsho
srltspcsais se EgfapabGn lsnafosos,
FsEslto Is s9nIlauo, sLiss llArlcay
tS sismtsi Jaes dc lsFtor, puss crtflu
au 6 nmA 2FA,
& sspllan dsslaso qas sarqas ha.
tiA sasadU -ula i4srws IAN mporalss,
10 hasa asideo 1inssnl Qas lgaa.
.sfa s tsn sa dursslog, hsblsudo
asnsliaJo e. laigtl p1rQas otl leas
.assgslgss ds mar hlslsron u var
% IL sarge, y rs smggsia hsrsulsaa
yo.vsr Aasglrsr oa san a.ii.llsa
alnl-ala.ea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
t:Oi AtitAA05

W4
g .4ata alaae-ia ts s. bs.wAa ht-
sgals s4aa
sss8aa tlaag sssss 4 4l q
Aat mti9 Ark te Aet maFA par
H ts ssa -as 40 , lasaaaalro
Ass ee atta tmsm 1a
eassss sa Is ss saaas. s8aa as eaAl
3traa ga.ati Ia laalrt ;
sls At e. assm sa3as 8sa.aa "a.
"a sa ssia Eieass
81 eeN $50 Hskaa saa
s. t-eeai&s tefslQt
Ma&
sssass taae sl3 te
IS us
aa tHstf NG9e1 hkz 3
saa s.mssga .aaa
east tAaa aaais
seas 81 IS nt aatsFa
aasst
aa ssAtss
stsa1aan. fr5
una
satH 1u,a
atts4 fa44aas
ap
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15

Els tambi6n un t6nico admirable, re-
pone las fuerzas y salud general por
medios naturales.
En- otras palabras, remuevede los 6rga'
nos digestivos 2 similativos, la condici6n
catarral que tiende impedir las fun
clones de estos 6rganos y los deta en-
condicI6n dc funcionar correct&mente.
Con digestion y asimilaci6n en- buen
orden, no puede de1ar de haber suAcien-
te cantidad de sangre pura que fortalezca
Ell cuerpo.
Ha curado casos notables, y Se ha esta.
do usando por mas de cuarenta ahos.
Direcciones completes para usar la
Peruns se eucuentra en- el r6tulo de cada
frasco, en- ell libro del DR.. Hartman,
LAS Enfermedades de la Vida" el cual
puedo obtenerse gratis de los droguistas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15
Ot!DE Il BOULEVARD

,Caaaauacs6a Ia IA pacina
iteA9ams ladls is n Dalsfoas- aue
h,a ravslalo ca IL ysrsopa Dc sslos
tssaaiJrss la rl.llssa as Ia ausra
nassla mUieal tu8A L. Consdla
A. saia hatia esmillao sl usa atg
@o ssa loFms laia FspFsasasands
aaa q afaols afanA "a Cesrassaz.
saTo asagfaa.a4o aalas pasds slnas
pfafIs s0F aay dlah 80 soa al msse
eide osg.t1aa aas % ls he sAaliEa
10 sf1 tals taAtsa aaaoA aa Fshm
a.iisfta assslasto ia sgimua a0ms-
3ia saasta scr n PAal Adam. aalsa
asia ~ - aAaia soag alnado II w
sanalss ts uae ti aasslfos aatHit
IA 3a maFog saas8A ia Ma.sas
a. g ~ aiaai 81 q. llao asla oasa
q sac "a sl1l s,lamsals aslaaada
60 az - isa slmt1lAa aAa aoalmg
t.afa3ta q as aai1F aKauo hasa assi
20 sa fsaasla 3aais asss mash3 usa
a,,as ,ssss "a sas = ,ss.l,
ne Be amsals e = tlsaaa :. taaaa
~ Co. as t@1 , aaI Htsaltao q -
aaH F4A1asif asfsh j mshard
as ausl aaa aeiissit tsAsArlslsa =
fafa faasasaaiAa1e IA 1ramA aoara
aaaa ~ e4asaal Calails ass.
tts at gaHll ca tssttaalk i Aaen
etA f .4a3 e. e. iNsnsa -
tasa Fast tesst sses.ssam aa ses
il aa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15

DROBABLEMENTE no hay otro re,
l. medic en- ell mundo que haya recibi-
do como la Peruna tantas recomenda-
clones de hombres prominentes.
Gobernadores, consules, miembros del
congreso, embajadores, y representatives
de diferentes republicas americanss,
todos juntos recomiendan la Peruna.
Ell Gobernador Pankhurst del Estado
de Zacatecas M6jtco, es uno de los distin-
guidos estadistas que recomienda 10
Peruna.
La Peruns ss ell reinedlo americana del
hogar
Es un remedic para la tos, resfrio, ca
tarro, influenza, brouquitis y para los
primeros grades de la isis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-15

que s6n qusrisndo sl Freaidsnte, que
eS el iefs, nada pusds hassr 81 no 10
AutorizA oil pueblo, que % 10 CGmsra.
Y cato sussde allf porous son Iiu'
dAdanos, y no 80 pusds hsssr aqui
porQue nada somos.
ALI, Sisndo ciud adanos,l 10 CGmars
oil Congreso pusdsn imponer % vo-
luntad 81 itft do 10 nasi6n.
Aquf, que no sonsos eiHdadanss, Of
Jsfs dc 10 isla 20 pusds imponsr & 10
Camara y al Eiecutivo, eoaa que no
sucederfa ahora que tor smos uu 20.
bsrnante rssto'
ALI, que son eiudadanos, no hay
nirgtn i'fs do despasho, que 90 I'M
porga & una ley distada por 10 CG.
mara.
Aquf que no Sot,os eiud dadanos IN
Comisitnado dc Edusaei6n 90 impons
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MIR. FINNIGAN BURIED.
Services Were Largely Attended at St.
 Marys Church.

Services Were Largely Attended at St.
 Mary's Church.
 The funeral of the late Hugh Finni- gan was very largely attended from his late home, 575 State street, and from St. Mary's church yesterday morning. A solemn high mass of requiem was sung at g o'clock by Rev. Father L. M. Hea- gen, o. F. celebrant; Rev, Father Lin- ahan, o. F., deacon, and Rev. Father Ford, o. F., sub-deacon. Schmidt's Requiem was sung by the regular quar- tette, consisting of Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss Mary Lynch, Louis Lautenbach and William Grabb. The pallbearers were Patrick Welch, Michael Sullivan, Frederick Whitaker, Sergeant James Cook, Daniel Colwell, Bart McCarten, James F. Brennan and James Hennes- sey. The flower bearers were Arthur D. Mullen, Edward Mullen, George A. Edwards, Edward Benedict, William Farrell and Harry Forbes. The floral tributes were very beautiful and filled two carriages. The ushers were Clar- ence Hennessey, Lawrence Farrell, Christopher O'Brien, Daniel Shea and Bert Eastman.
 Delegations from the Sarsfields and Knights of Columbus were present, as were all of the members of the street department.
 The interment was in the family plot Gn St. Bernard's cemetery where Rev. Father Heagen, assisted by Rev. Fath- er Linahan and Rev. Father Ford, con- ducted services.
 MT. Finnigan was a foreman in the public works department, having been employed there for twenty years. He served in the civil war as a member of the Fifteenth Connecticut Volunteers, and was one of the organizers of the Sarsfleld Guard. He leaves widow, four daughters and three sons.