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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17
49,

'D ~ANitSAs AW VII ~liih2 XIV
fom ri til en- Function" al life ringe
9etponing, % Der ifiiIbe pi bpgte
inofiI fIere 9asiosertogne. Ia bort
2ofomotip nar BET eneite, JONI bapoe
0ampen oppe tiIitrRffelist, bIep pi
mott til at ~iwithe" eller ififte Spor,
iaa oi fom tho paa Ell anoen 2inie.
8i baube fublet be ertra Hasiager.
nrgne til 2ofomotipet og riISe saa
tiIbage fra Sioeiporet meb 8ognene,
20 ieg p~IuOielig tit ie noset. Ger noe.
item braste gIooet til at itipne / mine
aarer.
"aFin Sub, Sad, ie ber!" raabte
jog. Son iaa GoittrGnet fpmme mie5
fnlb 5art. Sect ban latte paa fulo
Camp, befdlote bau mig at b9gte
@osuene fra netop / set Gieblif, ban
gap Srore oertil.
carmen af Sr9net blep i~terfere %
i~terfere, % bet bar fnayt NOT, at ieg
furtoe bsre bam giue mig Srbre til at
9Gste fra 8ognene. Seq pioite oos
min Hligt og sioroe i rette 9ieblif
burtigt, bpao bar mig befalet. Ser.
paa inotog ieg isier min &laSs fom
Sprbsoer.
Seq bill iGtte f,Ib Sart paa bog
oper, 6runf; bop afl" ia Sad.
Seq blir meb big, Sad = gaa, Tom
bet FAM" Irorte leg.
"Ret, Sranf, OH bar en- SamiIie at
fprierge, og ieg bar life. Sor min
Stplo: bopl"
Bel, nnnr on befaler, rnaa leg bel
gisre Oct. 6aroel ga, ganfe aurne.
rotl" Soetiamme, ieg bsrte Sfriaen
al oct fommenbe 2ofpnlotip, boppeSe
Iieg. Sborleoes ieg Ianbet, bar iea
ineen @reie paa. Oct tog minbit
fem Winiter, inoen ieg TOM til mig
ielo igien og fimbe reiie mig poa ge.
meme. Site femten Neter fra, Door
ieg itoo, Lao Der Ell $nua Sfrabiern,
60 runot ON too SernbanefoIf o9
&asiagerer. Sfisnt oct falot mig
cpermoaoe panifeligt at rsre paa
mig, elf leg bpg, i%aainart ieg flnbe,
ODER til Be forinnlleOe, bporaf noele
petop / oct Sieblif bar ifGrb nteo at
|Iefte SSadS 2egerue op fra Ilinerue
al bans 9ofomotip. 3e lagbe Safs
2eseme pau 8rGsbaffen reb Siben
Of 8anelinien. Seq faitebe mig neo
peb Siben al 2egemet o9 tog Sads
SoDeo uarfumt op | nit Sang, mems
Sc omfrinsitaaenoe bar tauie, men
E1eoIibenoe SiIifuere. Gil min itore
@lnSe nabnebe Sad ON et Climb
Giueue og imilte mat.
"Sarpel, Sranfi Seq bar giort oen
iibite Grip MI" IA ban iaapist bsr.
ligt.
"geei mel, Safl Oh maa life bsl
D, blir nof mart bra isiert, og oa
faar on uotrrrIieris ct anbet 2ofomo.
tip at FIRE" ia ieg. Nen ieg fltnbe
life birbre Saarerne ira ct brpbe
frem.
"9sei, ieg fsler oct her," Iodrte ban
% la0Se Saqnoeu ober Siertet. Ser
for, Saf for mig Sranf! Seq peo,
bet er mart oper."
San ia life mer; men ban arbeioet
hadrot meo at bragg 8uftett. Rflto.
iclig IpSnet bans aaipn >op, og meS
bsire Soano, iom ieg fsrit ba iaa par
itpgt fnuit, gioroe ban 9priets Segn.
2piet ipQnSt ira bans gaipn, og ioet
Ian tog ct erteIte langt @%auaeorag,
Ser nermeit lignet ct Srf, forloo
| Si9Ien BAN. 0Su melt trofaite Ben
ca 4amerot ber / 2tpet bar life mer.
! SIia bs0e ban, Ipn altiS baobe siort
lin 8ligt efter beoite gone. San bar,
brab Soft fot6er en- Self, bpis nogen
or set"
! SrGnet par netop f9r6tgt til at
icrtintte fin Gang. Snm ieg iaS Ser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

atene ! ct 8osnieoe, fiinbe ieg life
atoet END trnfe pan, bpnS 5prbsoc-
rem netop bnDSe fortalt ON i'm pIiqt.
tro, gobe aamerat. Seq fstte pirfe.
iig Surg for ben mooise, pIigttro so.
fcmutiofsrer. Der msSte OGDEN I'm.
Ter DpiplSelien al fin 9ligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17
1906 menfter.R dtdIos.

:: 1900 msuiier.K atdloS. ::
Eor guars ps SOmmsrtutaIOe OOsr "8eau.
tp Sutteras" for 1906 er M fGrbis. Zen
i~nSeboloer i~ulOitGnbes 5urtesneIfe al npeIte
Rsnitre for &laber for Glore Spinber, unse
Samer % Ssra. Saumeu meb Satalusen
pil tpnrnte en- prattiii sRetteinor for aiuIeip.
ming bieruure msb mango upttise Siaab pg
Stnt ON EiIItiartus cs SiIpusuins al aIr.
Der arrunseret | 10 Setter, fuIbt iluirerroe.
Ssune interesiunte Sos pl blipe irnbt ppr-
tpfrit til ole, Tom ienScr 10 Gents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
BELIEVES VI REAL "a I. ESTATE /! 5 II
MAhKILL|E.D.M||||RF|s !! J. N F| S KHAN
Motive for Murder Of Woman
Suggested by Witness to
Coroner's Jury.
'S(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, July 1s--R Robert y " " Fla
fherty. q real estate assessor, gave SOME
important Testimony to-day at the &in-i
quest into the death OF Mrs. Alice Khan,
who was murdered at the home OF her
mother, Mrs, n Louise NJ. stepton. in tho
Bronx, on June 9th. Flo said that in
August, 1905, Burton W, Gibson, until
recently attorney for Mrs, Stenton, wanted
ia negotinte loan Of $50, 900 or 500, COO on
tho stenton homestead. and that Gibson
said he owned the property. lflhherty
said lie afterwards discovered that Mrs
tstenton hnd aligned away tWo-flfths of
her estate to- Gibson and sold the remain
ing three-fifths to "a dummy acting for
Gibson for 80. 900 less than ought totpay
taxes due on Il, Flnherty said he told
Mra Stenton Of II. and that she Wept.s
,,Do you think that Gibson had q mo-
tive for the murder Of Mrs. ktnanY'
Coroner Mcdonald asked laherty, u
A RI do was the reply; n \ g 5s,
$&9{.tNl,yY'' asked 81 10 coroner ~
,s9 $40 get control OF tho property ~ a.s-
swered the Witness. " 81 u Z.
l uBut he had control Of It them SjlS M
N4nYes. but Airs, Iklnan told him n She
INTENDED fighting him for It, ~
Rsf Michael Scudo test !ed that Mrs. shin-
who lived in ths stentonS lopse. told
hin, she saw Lay s'ey g lbson leaving tho
gstenton home tile sllg before the il'tll,
4de ar sa5 ssss s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
ENDORSE JE ROME AND FOLK 3
FOR PRESIDENTIAL TEAM
5(By Associated Prcss.3

If53 3ATIANT.A, 8 Gan July lG.-rWllliam
,rrnyers Jerome district attorney OF
New York CITY, WIS the guest for n few
moments to-day Of the lower branch OF
tho Georgia Legislature. short recess
from the regular labors Of the session
was taken, and Mr.. Jerome. upon inYi-
Btation, addressed the LEGISLATORS,
Following his address the enthusiastic
Legislators adopted a resolution endoraT
ing. "Jeromo and Folk for the pemo-
!crlt lticgpre sIlentlal tcnnllin 1908 s55
In an interview here to-day regardlng
tho Thaw murder case IN New iork, Mr.,
Jerome rcforred 10 tho case as the
every day Polce Court story. t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
|vl|lI BRING
TRUS'|l'1H|I|'I0|||.|K||.N||G||.E:.s|j ] ||'I| !. k IS.
M cody Has dence iitl$ ii II Il and ND
and bis :'9 r! cadyS s; Ss,Il7 to ~ lSllFt ake
III cWs owe Ss.s .ss.
GRAM'Mie!h'I Will VII. TESTIFY
Single D Dcsire Of apartment 1Y sit ll,[ of
jus ice at eselltsis# :t'1' #tos ietS !(5Ie.'sss
at Stan dard.
.GRAMNaEft Will TESTIFY |; Y
5Siingl & Desire of Department OF
Justice at eItsis to- Set Get
(.Bsy ASS soci.al.!t:e,sdI J ! !, i e Press; y

E(3yBxA9SOCiALe4 sT ssas
$CLEVELAND o. july he:SS Fl Plain 81
3De aler to- morrow Will 4 say:
Il n 'BasIng his opinion ii pom the testi-;
1nony already submitted to the Federal Z a.
grand Jury In this district, Attorney.
General loody believes tho It the govern er'rliS
Srient has ut last secured the y vldence
8whchS,wills slead8to bringing the Stnnda t. rd
on Company Is y It's knees. Thea return
&of District Attorne y& Sulli livang this morIl-
ing from an all day Bc inference wit the
Attorney General yesterday ~ at ~ eWs q York
will mark "a comple eteS chang Sc In the plans
sofsthe government in coneo Ion with$ the
fight to stamp out trade edtscriminatons
for giant corp ions. 81 S3 3s5 $$ u IS
Grrarnrne Will Tell.
.Tho 4 change in plans includes COM
&plete reversal regarding e., ]. Grammer,
&vice-president OF, t he Lake 5$ Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway. Grammcr.
will not lie indicted gim3tliis or any other
Federal district Instend Ss he will be
asked to assist the goYernmen ent gins forging
a a chain of&evidence about the necks OF
scn1e OF the biggest Standard Oil Com-
&pany officials In the $coun try:
Ii ACTING upon the ord e ersS.. OF 81 Dis trlct-s
Attorney Sullivan. Ass lstan Il DistrlGt-At-
rnGyalfHrTSFftaleyGSl yGSlSNutlyAittlS lSilOOii 10
sued another subpoena for the appearance
i OF ciramlner before theg grand jury this
morning. Grammer,s who happened to be
In the city yesterday, was Immediately
served with a the subjoenn. lie seemed.
pleased with the turn OF events. which
makes It. certain that he si Ia not TO f be
mad q! the scapegoat for ors;Yviolattons $ot the
law on the par; or others
After STANDARD v /
's"rho switch on Srhe part 5of the gov
ernment In finally deciding to summon mon
,Gra1nner as v a Witness fs explained by
the statement made yesterday hat the
single desire Of the Department OF JUS
tlce at present 3ls TO get at the Standard
OIL Company. a telegram from Dis rlct-
Attorney sullivan was TO be mot thing left
Sundone To accomplish this purpose, the
At torney- Generally is hrmlya Of the opinion
THAT tinulctment Ca n ,lle, ecured hore. ana
District Attorney Sullivan VII resume
work before the grand Jury to-day isly WITH
this end In vie w sSs SF.il "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17

South African Financier f '''l
Friend of Rhajdes, a
z asses AVA "a Y.
ONE OF RICHIE ST
MEN8lNl !, \ !: ENGLAND }, Y Ii !. ! ID
Controlled Output and Price Of
Worlds Diamond Industry.
53s Was Accused Of Being
1mplica il jameson
/ Raid ~ Markets s
Not Affected.
~ r. lNt x y, si,,s ~ r.
/ (By$ Associat ted \ Press.) Il

$} Ion DON. Jul 1 fired 81 Bet, the
well. known Sou TIL African f1nancier, died
to. IL III had boon III bad health for;
some time. 81 M 5s II e; HI n
sS Mr.. Beit was one OF the richest men
In England. being worth $4,000, 900 TO
$50. .0o0, 900. yet he was seldom seen d in
public, and was hardly known soutside $of
the circles Of scientific finance. He con-
trolled the output and price OF the
world s diamond Industry, had U a great
3distaste for not toriety, was very popular
with his intlmat tes. and was usually re-
sferred to as the {. Little il Man. Mr..
Belt, who was a. staunch friend OF Cecil
tRhoudcs. arrived In South Africa several
years ahead OF the latter. and when he
died was by far the largest individual
owner OF mines and lands In South AZ \
8ricd. s5 55s III S55
&5g The markets were not affected by Mr..
Belts death. as for long time It had
been recognized that he was In delicate
health q 8s s j5 8ss }. sss 3ssi5 4 #s
Implicated in Raid.
MI Belt was born In 1853 at Hamburg.
He was a life governor OF the DeBeerg
4 Consolidated Mines, a partner In the firm
$of Wehrner, Belt 5 and CO., and O d..
rector OF the Rand NJ ines, Rhod esIa rail-
ways, Bechuanaland Railway Trust.
Consolidated Company Bultfonte In Mine
and British Chartered South African
Company. He was reported TO- have been
Implicated inat the Jameson raid, $
Later suit was brought against Mr.. :,
Bolt on the ground OF completely in the
raid and his prosecution was demanded
by DR.. Leyd the ntnt1Ye OF the
sTransvaal In Europe. and in 1896 his res
9ignation from the board Of directors OF
the British Chartered South African Com
.pany was aErept ed. 81 XIV
When Cecil Rhodes died in 1902 It was
found that Mr.. Belt was appointed one
8of his executors, and Mr.. Belt thereupon
returned to the board OF directors Of the
British Chartered South African Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
,entgTylplewriter Back,
TRIED TO TAKE lis OWN
.iFE WITHJTN0E RRl BATS

i3lsY (Special To The lntHI7 l'lSIlI
Sgf sMITHFI EaI 1T, ,s YA,, July l6'7-sunday VI
q, morning, Mr., n !. n. Holland, q most es-
NtimAble gentleman. I'm NJ of Mental !
faberratlon oeeasioned by the loss q 3
health and pecuniarY loss In business, nt-
tempted tenn to Kill himself by striking hilli-
yself on the head Will the half fof Two
hard rIeks.i ktIIn a IA moi su ccsed. hero
bsing a SEQ oyered, but he Is In bad shape.
slloub III expressed as to his npil 70
hays killed himself I'm IN 70 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
Latest Report.

n NU.tFc,LIl, July 1L--S!20 "a. & M, "A spe-
}clal from Franklin, Va.,s to the Vlrgl lnlmaH- IAN
Pilot says: ii. "a I'll !, q, 5 I, !,
The fire caught in the$t third story OF
3 James II. sHeal's warehouse 4'he loss to
building is about five or SIX. thonsand tfs
dollars. About five thousand bags OF
,pMe.nlnnuts were burned; fairly we'll in-
( sur sur5a. By the heroic efforts Of citizens
the. fire was confined to that building, ex- {
cept "a small house used for g Workshop :, !,
hy,iNy,jsT. Tucker, rhe colored people did
especially good work AT one time II
looked as II the business portion .of the
town was gone and the Portsmouth FIRE
Department was wired for help, but
Fortunately tho wind changed. The origin
of tho firo cannot be accounted for
n phc ii ines Dispatch made every effort
u rench Franklin, but encountered the
same difficulties experienced ut Norfolk.
rho long distance operg!tor at ! j, s.'ttolk M
reported that tho town Of Franklin was
burning, and tho wires were not ~ op7ls 1l'ls
Neratlon. 5 44
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
Preferred Death to Disgrace

(Special to The Tlmes1Dl DlspNtch.l rs y
sIsAI.TIMOR MD ~ . uly Il, claTlnK
he would rather die than dlsgracea his
mother by; being sent g prison AlIfea
Il desperate tussle with q pol licelnall who:
Was arrest ting hin for at bprgl
BUT s the mnzzle OF his reYoly yer In his
mouth and fired, killing himself instan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
TOOK HIS OWN 5.L|!FE.IN
s7.J0AN' 'sCHU|R|!C|AYARD.
An Insane Young Greek Cuts
His Throat With
Knife.
Especial to ., The Times Dlspatch.

II, Especial 10 'Ihe Ilmes- Dlspatch.)
81 NEWPORT NEWS. Va July ~, --Un-i
der q big weeping willow tree. In the Old
st, Johns Churchyard. this afternoon.
George "a, Ghost eles. a young Greek, conl-ss NJ
mltted suicide by cutting his throat with;
"a razor, }ss 4. f5
The man's uncle was climbing the yard
fence when he eommitted the rash act,l
Ghosteles was insane,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
q ting Very Affecting.

-
S Tho meeting between Mrs. Thaw and
her son at the Tombs was an al ectinst
one. ter tho first greeting they were
3left alone to- seth heS, to converse y through
the bars Of tho cell for half an hour..,s hoy .
q During the interview the prisoner Is wlfe,
stood illts silence In the& corrldor g 50 W "
tfeetg away from the coll door, awaiting 7!
words q were N exchanged between =. tdrs.: r
5ThSw ana her daughter r-tn- la ". tli5
S3i From the $Tombg Mrs. ThaWa was ID RI ven
directly to the office OF Lewis 2L.55 Della;
field S where arrangements Y were made
for former Judge Olcot t's8 firm TO resume
charge Of the case hen Il q no was
sent to Harr Thaw this at ernoon, ASK z.
Ing Whet her he IN tlle Sne eW ar.
iral,gcnen d, he repl re turn 90
..Mr.SST Thaw has nothing TO say Ss
This evening N r.. T. nav. accompa q
i by nor son, Josiah, and her son-tn "a Y,
George IL Carnegie.S went ito the Elatteris g
country seat at Roslyn, Long Is Ia nd,
Immense Crowd. 55s.
r he largest crowd since ThaE, was first
taken to the Tombs had assembled in the
street outside when Mrs. " illiam Thaw
arrived ut the Tombs shortly before noon
to-day. 1. sb Her river was compelled to
force passage through the crowd, i which
fairly blocked the street, and when her
i cab stopped II at the door the bystander
pressed forward SO closely that the police
had difficulty in making line through =
them to permit Mrs. Thaw: TO pass into
{ the prison. S 5 Ss5.. 5s
Mrs. Thaw was met at the door BY the
prison II warden. who told her in an
apologetic i manner that 1t would be me-
$cessary for her to comply with the prison
rule that all visitors must be searched.
Mrs. Thaw then retired to the rooms OF
the Tombs rnatron, where the rule was
compiled with. The warden. Josiah! G.,
Thaw and Mr.. Peabody, escorted her to
the corridor In which Harry Thaw's cell
Ia located, II and then withdrew, after she
( had thanked them. Mrs. ThaW then made
her way alone to cell No. go; and greeted
her son for the first time since he shot
Stanford White. n gB5 n
Rushed Into Cell.
AS Mrs. Thaw3 reached the cell Of her
son it was seen that her daugh er-in- law
had left the consulting room and gone
to the cell OF her husband. When the
young wife saw the mo tllerS approach
ing, she slowly backed away from the
cell to "a spot some, fifteen feet down the
corridor. There was no sign Of recogni-
ton between the two On the mothers
arrival Mt tho cell II. Keeper ] John Smith
saw that she was somewhat feeble and
opened the door OF Thaw's cell for the
purpose Of getting out the stool from
the cell on which she might sit during
the Interview with her son. The mother,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
Dropped . cad in Pulpit.

Especial to The Tlmes-pIHpAteH,) .aI
58 CUMBERLAND, MD, July l6,-Thp
REV, Thomas IN, Alderton, aged fifty,
Of Great caeapos, W Yen a.,h dropped @ aeaa :
in the pulpit at Greenwell BAPTIST Church,
at Reesmills, w, Va He stood nearly
seven feet and weighed more than three
hundred pounds. Il X gg;ef3 \ l535 Ss5sS Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
SHE IGN ORES BOTH. 9 Il !.
PRISO Elk \ I J, D,SlAN!lFE.. ! J! l E.
No Sign 81 Reco ignition u j 1et,ween tween
Head Of + FFamily and Evelyn ! y #
Nesbit / T q Thav'---; N e'ting
Between N other and S3s$
y Son in Cell Very 4 "
I, q Affecting. ::l55. 3$

By.Associa tod Press. )

NEW \ DIRK, ~ July :7:-1nlmedM M lately
following her interview with & her son.
Harry X. .rhnw, In 4 the onbs to-day.
Mrs. william rhaw assumed full charge
of the defense, and arranged to retain ain
the services as counsel I of the firm Ssof q
Black, olcott. Gr,ber and Bonynge,, who
we're dismissed BY young T has a few
days ago. 81 q, y.
This action is ken TO m can that Harry I71:Ir'y
5Thaw's desires and H opinions regarding
the defense viii be ignored, and that
reliance will be placed on the plea OF
insanity insistence on which by N n r,
EOlcott result ted In the rupture $of himsen
and his client. Whether or not an appll- :
ation will be made for the appoint e
young Thaws mental cond ition will prob
ably be- determined at d conf ference d 70 pc
held BY Mrs.. Thaw and the counsel TO- 20;
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Continued on Second Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
.PORTSMO SENDS
HOSE ON SPECIAL
Business Section of Place Said to
@ Have Been Entirely ors PAT Par "
tally Wiped Out 2 etails
Very Meagre and .,.3.
Loss Not
own.
Z, 81,
BYitl.Aasocia.t ted Pre1Elt

oRFO q J: . II
sThe III may j 81 81 kiln; aysin5 a
arne essage to the CHEF Of the fire.
department Of = Portsrno outh, say "a
ling the entire toWnsis threatened
sby#ffiire, has asked for assistance.
The Sea BOARD Air Line iaking.
spreparatio 3to take the E7lo-, Ports r1t:si3
mouth artnlent to the scene.
on q special train: III
FranklinSis I #slnal lstoWIl$onI nItheS
SScab Air Line tllirty-seVen}s
miles southwest 81 = P'ortsln nouth.'
|slt has a population Of sSSa@ little.
|s1nore than i 100. .sst ti;
Fire Under Control.
From meagre Information obtained 4, at
ar early hour this morning fire tonight
lin Franklin destroyed much operty. The
scene OF the conflngra lions Isl said M to
have been in. the business tion,
$sT The Mayor Of FRANKLIN wired the Ports
mouth Fire Department to come to 4the
town with / 900 feet OF hose and as many
men and apparatus as he s. could spare.
The seaboard Air Line made preparation
tc take the men to tho scene on 4 AZ spo-
cial train, but at late message from
Franklin says the fire is now un der cons
troll. VI. s5,f 5 III Sfs3 53s &
The Camp Manufacturing Company, one
Of the largest concerns OF the kind lin
Il the country, Is located In franklin An
scrfort was made to get into olcommunicn-
tion with them by long distance tele-
phone tonight. but the operat tor said he
could I get no connection with the town,
! as the wires were down either burr Or
cut by hrenen ngh ting the flames I
1t was Impossible to learn the extent OF
I the damage tonight. 4. jB} tlfSs I,
The Portsmouth department IS prepared
to leave for the scene should another
message asking their aid be received VEG III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
Good Words From a Good Source
Richmond. M. July n. 1906.


Editor u dispatch: 8bss8S.
TIN
mail
dunr nv the was ate ~
n me dknowledge your
Ior an express Union Iho
section The Taes
doing I'd stimulate educational In Virginia
8lspaFeA q ~ H sincerely yours @ 4s w. w MOORE
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Rushed Into Cell

Continued on ! Ninth Page.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-19
NOTICIAS.

--Desde aver est& en- San Juan al inte-
igente cabellero puertorriquefio senior Fer
nando Lines, representante de la Frederick
Stearns Co., FaTmaceuticos manufactu.
reroa en- Detroit, Mich El sefior Lines
que tiene su residencia en- la Habana re-
gresara en- breve para esq ciudad.
El Juez municipal de ManaA impuso
4 Manuel Caban del barrio de Florida
afuera tres meses de carcel Glen dollars
de multa acusado de atropellar & Su espo-
ia.
-Ha tornado possession del cargo de se-
cretario INFERNO de la Corte de Distrito de
Arecibo don Manuel de j. Boneta.
-El fiscal de Ia Corte de iArecibo ha
presentado acusaci6n contra Jose Jests
Gonzalez por delito de escalamiento en-
segundo grado y la Jorte senal6 ell dia 81
para Ia lectura de dieha acusaci6n.
Aver tarde sali6 fuerza de Ia policfa
insular para Mapatf
-El dia Is del actual sali6 de Canarias
el vapor "Miguel Gallart." Terminadas
aquf sus operaciones seguira viae para
Mayagdez, Ponce, GUANTANAMO, Santiago
de Cuba, MaDzanillo, Habana y New
Orleans.
---Mafiana dara retreta en- la plaza prin-
cipal la banda de la policfa insular.
"A fines del mes actual quedaran ms.
taladas las escuelas pdblicas y varias of
cinas en- el edifcio que ocup6 9el cuartel de
infanterfa de Mayagiiez.
-Esta mafiana un numeroso grupo de
ciudadanos en- correcta formation esperaba
turno frente la escuela Mckinley, Cristo
20, con objeto de inscribirse como electo-
res.
Sc encuentra de paso en- esta ciudad
el Lcdo. don Javier Cuevas Zequeira, far
maceutico de Luquillo.
-El sarampi6n Sc ha estendido rapida-
mente por Mayagiiez.
Sc encuentra en- franca convalecencia
en- Mayagiiez la distinguida dana dona
Elisa Vilella viuda de Mangual
No divide ell pdblico que mafana al
obtener sus tikes para Ia fiesta del hip6-
dromo debera colocarse en- fila, esperanto
turno.
-Ezequiel Lopez fue asistido esta ma
mana en- ell cuarto de socorros de una con-
fusion sobre Ell gl6bulo ocular, producida
casualmente.
Ell lunes celebrar6 session la Junta
anti-tuberculosa.
-Actualmente Sc encuentran en- la car
eel municipal AZ personals
Hoy Sc ha despachado para West
India y Europa ell vapor "Montrial." I"
Hoy Sc abrieron en- ell departamento
de obras p6blicas los pliegos para Ia subas-
ia de suministro mcntaje de un tramO
metalico de 81 metros de luz para Ell rio
Cialitos en- Ia carretera de Manatf Cia-
les.