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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07
Watch Your Thirty Feet
Of Bowelsl
II you have thirty feet of Intestines!
w What makes food travel
through them7
Il A set of Muscles that line the

a
through them7
- A set Of Muscles that line the
walls Of these Intestines or Bowels.
When q piece Of Food rubs the walls
Of the Intestinss these Muscles tighten
behind II. and thus it starts a Muscle-wavs
which drives II through the whole length
OF the Bowels.
It should take about Il hours to do this
properly, so that nutritious parts Of the food
may have time to be digssted and absorbed.
Buff it takes twice or three times
that period the food spolls in passing. and
becomes as poisonous as if it had decayed
before being eaten.
Now, the cause Of delay Constipation
Is simply Weakness. or Laziness Of the
Bowel-Musclss.
Want Of Exercise, Indoor Employment,
gzsalsns these Bowel-Muscles. just as it
eeaksns Arm and Leg Muscles.
.Physic'' ike Salts. calomel. Jalap.
Phosphate Of Soda, Mineral Waters. simply
fush-out the Bowels for the one occasion
only.
They do not remove the Cause Of Con-
sHpahon.
But this Is different with casoarets.
cascarets act on the Muscles Of the
Bowels and Intestinss. They act just as
Cold Water. or Exercise act on a Lazy man.
They act like exercise.
A cascaret produces the same sort Of
Natural result that Six Mile walk in the
country would produce.
The Vest Pocket Box is sold by an
Druggists. at Ten Cents.
Be very careful to get the genuine
made only by the Sterling Remedy Co..
and never sold in bulk: Every tablet
stamped "ccc." ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

Blaine Durbin has finally been sold
to the Chicago National League team.
A few DAYS ago Manager Armstrong
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07
LEAGuR CANES.

Batteries Brown and King; McGin-
nifty, Taylor and Bresnahan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

At Toledo-Toledof II, Minneapolis L
At LouisviIle-Louisville z, Kansas
City 4.
At Columbus-Fi game: Columbus
1, st. Paul 6. Second gauE: Columbus
?, st. Paul 2; called at the end of elev-
enth.
At Indianapolis game: Indian
apolis 0. Milwaukee 2. Second game:
Indianapolis 2, Milwaukee 3.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

Cooley has his eye on Young Olson.
Ole's brother, who is now playing on
the Tulsa. I. 7. team. It is thought
that Cooley will bring him to Topeka
next year to hold down the second
sack in place of Downs who has been
sold to the Detroit Americans. Cooley
has made him an offer and it is
thought that he will accept.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

Before leaving Topeka Abbott Sc
cured his release and this morning left
for Joplin where he will Join the Min
ers and hold down the initial sack for
the Miners. Kramer will probably be
given his release. Abbott is one of the
hardest working players in the asso-
citation and will improve Armstrong;
extent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

Springfield ..........1 0 0 Q Q OIL
Wichita ............0 0 81
Summary: Home run-Holland- Two
base hits-Hurray. Base on balls-On
Speers 2, off Young L Struck out-By
Speer s, by Young Z. Left on bases
Springfield 6, Wichita 8. Double plays
Reed (unassisted), Mclean to F'illman.
Passed ball-Seabaugh. Wild pitch
Young. Hit by pitched ball-By Young.
Laughlin, Speer, Milan. Stolen bases
O'Ieary Sacrifice hits-McLear. HOi-
land, Speer, Welter. Time Of game, 1870.
Umpire, Jacobs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07
Western League Came.


At Denver-Denver IA, Des MONIES 10.
At Pueblo-Pueblo II. Sioux City 6.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07
Fake Final Game Of the Hutch
ihsOn Series.
The Contest Was Close and
Rather Exciting.
MUCH HEAVY HITTING
Total Of Twenty-Five Credited
to the Teams.
Forester Gives Way to McInnis
in Last Inning.

BY winning yesterdays game while
Joplin played dominoes Ia the shade
waiting for the clouds to cease their
vengeance Topeka made her ascent
into first place and Cooley says she Is
there to stay as long as the season
lasts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

Nick Kahl has accepted the offer Of
the management of the Leavenworth
team and while at Joplin a MESA ge
was received from him saying that he
would join the team next Monday
when the team will be in Webb City.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

Cheney celebrated his return to
Bartlesville by pitching a shut out
game against Coffeyville last Saturday.
Four hits were all the Coffeyville
boys could get off of him and these
were badly scattered.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

Hutchinson started out in the usual
manner of getting one over in the first
inning. With two out Casey hit safe.
Abbott, who was playing his last game
for Hutchinson, was the next batter
and he sent a twobagger over towards
Oakland. The inning ended by cir
Gus act in which Abbott was caught
mapping between second and third
Forester. Downs. Raglan and Andrews
reinforced by Cooley finally nailed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

Pencil has an attack of fever ac-
companied by severe chills and he will
doubtless be out of the game for sew
eral days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

Joplin, Aug 7.-Joplin-Leavenwo
game postponed on account Of wet
grounds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

A dispatch from Oklahoma City
says: Today the fans raised a purse OF
500 for Frank Lotion, Oklahoma
City's center fielder who underwent a
surgical operation for blood poisoning
Lotion will be able to play when the
team returns from Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07
play tomorrow.

Where they play tomorrow.
Wichita at Topeka.
Springfield at Leavenworth.
Oklahoma City at Joplin.
Webb City at Hutchinson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

Oklahoma City, Aug. webb City
Oklahoma City game postponed; wet
grounds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

Joplin thinks she will win the pen
nant on the strength of the temperate
and gentlemanly habits of her players
In the mean time Topeka will be win
ming games because of the playing
ability of her men and because they
are temperate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07

speer Joined the Wichita team yes
terday and pitched his first game for
the Jobbers. He won with ease, hold
ing Springfield down to six hits.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23
FESTIVAL ESCOLAR
La eseuela Ponce de Leon &C.
lebr6 el natalicio de Jorge
Warrington
DIsCURsO DE- fAL KNER
varios eiercicios = Diseurso
de Hernandez Lopez. Ban
da de la policia insular

Aver & 10 una J media de 10 tarde
90 vsrifo6 On 10 sseuslA sPenee dc
Ls6n, do Pusrta do Tierra. 10 fiesta
anursisda On honor { Washington.
Abri6 sl Asto 81 Comisionsdo de-
Eduossi6n Mr. Fs'kasr, con uu dissur.
% ssneillo. Manifesto que otros amos
habfa dirIgldo Ia palabra q los alum,
NOS On 10 misms OCCASION que shora 20
coansmoraba, incitando q 10 iuventud
& prossguir las snsehauzss y virtudes
de ssusl gran homhre, ccnsiderade en-
Ia hlsteria como ell prim sro en- 10 que.
rra. el primero on 10 paz y on 10 eati.
maei6a dc ass consiudsdanos.
Los ejercicios clos EstadoI coro
nsndo & Washington, y Gel cusdro
Hist6rico GscgrSfco,, fueron muy
aplaudidos, como tanbiSa las compo-
aicionss que rscitaron los alumnos de
dicha eacusla.
El Lcdo. ssnor Herr Gadsz Lopez
csrr6 el asto con un slocuente discurso.
La policia insulsr amen'z6 los in
tsrmedlos con brillantes seleccionei
do "a repertoire. La fiesta tsrmin6
las cuatro y media.
La concurrencia que aaisti6 fue
numerosa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23
DESOE T0A BAJA

Mi am 60 don Justine Crespo, Sc.
creiario del Ayuntamiento dc este
pueblo, con motive de un incidente
aurgido entire 81 y mi tambi6n amigo,
don Juan Hsrrans, me obsequia gra-
tuitaments, desde las columnAs de
sThe Puerto Rico Esgle,, CON algunos
conceptos cuyo calidcativo me reserve
me reserve por ahora.
En primer lugar, me permitire de-
cir oil sefior Crespo, que, el nombre do
Juan Herrans, que suscribi6 en- LA
DEMoCRACIA un Artfculo en- que 90 le
a!udia como fancionario pIhlico, no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23

La rsgia corona que el earnavsl
reserva & nusstras bsllAs paisanss ha
sido eolossds ests aho sobrs 10 tssta
Do hada dc Osmsha sehirs, una nifis,
alada, candorosa.
Cam.lia 81 subir al trono entire
los acordes de la regia msrchA y 10
lluvia de pspelilles y sorpehtinss ha
br& ssntido 90 el fondo de TODD 81 ser
sl ardoroso entusiasmo del triunfo.
De todas les bellas, ella hs sido
ID favorseida, la exaltads al s6lio
doude han de regirse los destinos dc
este earnaval alegrs y retcz6n como
un impubsr.
Sus oios dulses, itquistos, res
gaardados por Amos cristalss han do
bido iluminar 81 rostre con los en-.
sendidos coleres do ID rosa d&ndole
una expression do candor y algeria, y
au tale modelsdo & golps de un elm
col divino adqulrirfa On los momsntoa
supremos de Ia coronation los miste-
riosos encantos de una Diosa.
AL ser coronada Camelis, ID con
carfeacia spret&ndose aplsudirfa ID
acsrtada sleeci6n, y sus smigas, al
neGndoss solicitas, 10 besarfan on lai
mejillas, colmandola de elogios y re-
galsndo sus oidos CON los aesntoi
tlernos y melosos propios de vocel
argentinas.
Toaas han aoeptado eontentas
regocij jadas 10 election y ssf 10 pre-
CONAN y lepltsn alto, bien alto par'
one 90 las olga y no se les erea ca
PAGES de dispuvarle 10 corona.
Y aqusllas cabezss negrss. casta
mas 8 rubias, acicaladas en- sl tocado
con cortssano esmero, que espersbal
sostsner 10 augusta corona, esas es
bsxas, generosas. benevolas, habrS
lido las prImsras en- inelinsrse O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23
CRONICA
IA ELECTION De RE|NA

apestura gallarda al paso do 10 regls
eristura.
iQaS grande, que immense svange.
lismo el do estas almaa! 10 le tSres
rssignados y sufridoa los do sstas nj
iias cue no hsn podido colosar 10 re-
gis corona sn sus cabezas juveniles,
que vsn como SO s,fama un ensueho,
una ambic,6n y sonrien cemo cslsstss
ssratinssl lAlAhadAs sean sstas al-
mas On Les que no 90 anidan nj snvi.
dias nj recelosl....
No hspodido segulr On sstos slo-
gios oil ser femenino. Una mujer cue
fus bella en- su florida javsntud ya
paaada me ha arrebstsdo las quartz
las escritas, y entsrsda de su coateni.
do CON un gest6n burl6n h. prstssts.
do de nis conceptos.
Y trsnquils, sin sltsrarse, envol-
viendo ca sus frases una ironia SEGA y
cortsnte, ha expresado slocuentsmen.
to con un acopio dc detalles dc que 10.
10 la muier pueds disponsr, los ssnsi.
mfeptos, las pasiones que Ian debido
fermsntar alma adentro do las MIN %
deiadas sin corona, y ha eatado tan
intepcionada, tan sgris, tan acomsss-
dora en- sus palabrss que el alma fs.
| menina ha surgldo con todos sus rem.
cores, con todas sus rivalidades y
con sus luchas sordas y calladas.
LIE he contestado record&ndole
Michs'et, csc defensor austsro de 10
muier, & 10 que conssgrara sus estu
dtos de pensador y fl6sofo. Y el que,
sinembargo, me hs gritado mos con
dsna & redimirnos On IN rinc6n.
Enardecida entoncss con sus mis-
mas palAbra', ha proseguido on loi
ats q ques & su sexo, sin gros ret6ricos
sin eufemismos. Estsba soberbis: q,
! Cosatinsia on la pd0ina So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23

es el do un pseud6nimo y # el do un
caballero que, en- TODD tempo, puede
responder como hombre, de sus actos !;
en- segundo lugar, mi vecin el sef1or
Crespo, me tiene muy cerca y puede
decirme al oido l. que guste sin nece.
sidad de dar pabulo al escandalo.
Por 10 demas, refrsctario como
soy por temperamsptc, al personals.
mo y al inaulto (psra 10 que no tengo
tempo suiciente d causa dc mis- mil
tiples ocupacionesl paso por alto,
ciertas considcraciones y perdono al
senior Crsspo 10 ligereza con que ne
ha iuzgado.
L. L. VELEZ.
Febrero q de 1906.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23
La LEY De AGUAS
Ur articu!o sobre ssta mate
ria, del ingeniero senor
Gambia Ctrdova.
ERASE DEL ATTORNEY
Criterio que debe reglr en-
Puerto-R'co sobre tan
importante question.

Con el primer rubro hx publicAdo
on La Correspondence el iBgsnisro don
Rsm6n Gandfa C6rdovs, delegado
unionista & a CGmArs, un b.ea rsxo
nado arNs ilo. TtAtass dc una cues
ti6n de ints ss pdslico, que hs sido
plantssdA On la Asamblea Leg alattva
Dsben sabsr los lsctorss cue Mr..
Franck Fsuille, Attorney General, di.
jo on el Conssio Eiscutivo: sque 10 ley
dc aguas era uns ley polfsisa y ror
tando guido derogada per Ell cambio
do sobsranias; item mas: <que hay de
rssho q imponer IN t-ibuto porque eS
an privilsgio y no I'm derecho del que
10 solieitas.
Con esto So copfands las 10.
yes polisleas con las sdministrativas,
prssclndiendo do 10 Lay Foraker. del
C6digc Civil y do Ia Lsy de 10 Asam
blsa de II do Mario de 1908, como 10
demus .tra 81 senor Gambia C6rdovs
On su escrito, ilustrado CON citas epor.
tunas.
Entire otros srgumentos de peso,
| recuerda el % nor Gambia que en- todos
los pueblos que han legislads en- ms
t,ria de sguas. no h,y mas que dos
doctrinas dc derecho respecto al uao
y apro ovech amiento de las mismas, ,sien.
do 10 primera Ia que informa 10 ley
com6n ingless, y Ia segunda. que tie
ne su orfgen On el derscho romano, ID
consignada sn nuessro cod go civil J
ley especial de aguas.
La segunda doctrina 90 mas libe
raj que 10 primera, puesto que aque
lila conceds el derecho del euso y apro
vech smisnto dc las aguas, sin alters
su cantidad y cslidad, nj desviarlas,
solamsnts & los rlberedos, y Ia segun
da cenceds q nacionAles y extraniero
81 dsrecho de usar de las sguas & 9
albedrio, adquiri6ndose oil domini
dtl por ocupac'6 On & concession ADM
nistrstivs, rec 1nocieudose el mejo
dsrecho Al primer ocuaSnte
| Y termina asf el bien msditado 81
, lticulo dol sefior Gambia Cordova:
Al <A,i, esas concesionea han sid
sismprs gratuitss on Espsns, en- z,
tAdos Unidos, y en- Puerto r co 10 hs
sido hasta que el Conseio Eiecutiv
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23
OTRAS NOT|c|AS
Reception en- la Fortaleza,
Multa en- Ponce .-Deten-
ci6n en- Luquillo.
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Hermanos Figueroa' - Sala
de socorros. : -Arresto. Don
Antonio Blanco

Fds muy coocurrida , brillants ls
recs pci6n do auochs dada por los o.
pesos Winthrop, on el Pslscio do San
IL Cali,a
Ell isez municipal Do Pouss ha
impuesto una cauci6n de mil dollars
seis meses do csrce Victor Vas.
quez, quien tsmbi6n fu6 condenado &
eusrsnta dollars de muta por ussr
srnas prohibidas.
-Auoshs & las o b, fue detenida
sa ua barrio de Luquillo Gregoria
Ramirez, autora del robo que "a CO.
meti6 ca 10 cass comarcial de Barcs!6.
-Manana sopcluirt al primer ter
mino de sesfones del Tribunal Su.
premo.
Dicho Tribunal tendrk un reeeso
de echo 6fss, en- npezsndo nuevaments
sus sesiones el 4 do Marco.
Ell lines ne vsrS an Ia CSrte dc
Distrito de San Juan sl iuicio de los
hermsnos Flgueroa, acussdos de ass-
sinato en- primer grado On el nuchR.
che Santo SobrAdo. En dicho iuieio
dsclsrarGn Representatives. dc los pc
rl6dieoa eEl Hera'do Espsaol,s Ella
Correspoadensia, y..LA DnMosRAoIA,
que publlcsron interviess con los scu.
sados.
Aver fueron ssistidos por los
prsc,ie sntss de 10 sala do socorros,
Juan Colon, Dionisio Correa, Eduardo
Lands. de herids. y contusioneS levss.
Sc encuentrs en- San Juan, desde
anochs, don Saotisgo Iglesias, orgs-
nixsdor de la <America Federation OF
LAbors.
-El dfa II del acsv sl, sali6 de 10
Habana para New Orleans, nuestro
amigo don Antonio Blaneo, represen-
ltAnte de la casa eomsrsIsl villar J c.
de esta plaza.
Sc encusntrA On San Juan el
, rofsaor donIAleiandro Dlsx Basque
de Mayaguex.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23
CONSEJO EJDCUT|V0
Bill sustituto de gObierno To-
cal. -Comite do Legislacion.
Sc discuten enmiendas.
Ytk CU[EBRA
Opiniones dslos selores Post,
Willoughby, Diaz Navarro
y Feuil'e.

Este msasss { las disz 80 reuAi6
q Qonseie Eissutivo, prssidisndo Mr..
aTahens.
aa aisepti6 .sl pre- yseto do ID Co
AisiSn Do Lsgialaei6n psss dividir {
ls isla sa sondsdos , sstabisesF el
gebisrna loeal.
Mr.. Pest Ls 10y do OJndados
fus pospus,ts daanitiv amsrts, sin
que esto sp,srs dseir qae hsya muerto
ppr complete, pussto que el sistena
do Condsdos o. do nsessidad en- Pusr-
70 Rico, tarde 8 temprano.
Dicho sistsma psrmItirk un spoyo
mas matuo entire los municipios. FuS
uua lkstima que 10 icy, tai como fss
redastads. no 90 discutlsss amplia'
mente por sl pals, por 10 nismo que
rsformAba radisAlmsnte su gobiarno.
Cree que ID Ckwsrs obr6 bisn 81 no
scsptar el II forme del Comitk de Con
fsrspciss, posponiendo 10 Icy do Con
dados por no ser conoeiaa sdn del
pafs.
Mr. Willoughby. Anunsis que tie.
no muehss snmiendas cue prssentAr sl
proyecto. Gree que hAbiendo catorce
diss do sesionss 20 convenierte que el
bill 90 dlscuta articulo por artfculo.
Or Disz Navarro. Bsjo los prin.
sipios de la ley municipsl puede de-
tarminarss una Icy para lR isla de
CulebrA. Hsbiendo mupioipioa de
trea clssss pusde incluirse 4 Culebrs
% L. olasiaeaci6n do los ayuntsmien-
tos, sasAndole del estsdo sftctivo OF
qua 90 encuentrs. Cree que el Conseje
no puede sotuar como syuntamisnte
de Culebra. Es de opinion que Ia
isla 40 conssituya como un bsrrio d
Fsiardo.
Mr. Po,t. Culebra es practica
ments una islA desierts, ssparads d.
Puerto Rico por seis 8 siete millas d.
aqua. El paso de Culsbras & Fsjsr
ae hacs por embsreseiones. Las rem
tas que &c dsrivsn de 10 isla no pue
Do u cubrir los gAstos dc un municipio
por esto 90 mantenida por el gobiern'
insular.
Dice que dicho gobisrno esta o
~
mejores condolences que un municipi
para afrontar sus gastos.
Mr.. Fsuille. Propone que 90 pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23

hs empsxado & ctorgar soncssiones
sin sujsci6n q ley xlguua,s
Merece un .aplauso el ilustrado
ingeniero sefior 0andfa C6rdova por
IL articulo de referencia estab ableee
de modo e'aro y tsrminaots, el arite.
rio que debs regir en- Puerto Rico
:erea de tan importants question.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23
CAROLINA AcoSTA

Nueatro busn amigo don Fracisso
Acosta se epcuentra bsstsnte mejor
de 10 snfarmedsd que le retuvo en- CO.
ms hace tres 8 cuatro dfas.
Nos encargs snunciar, y 10 hsce
mos CON sumo gusto, que 10 bods de
50 hiia, 10 seaorita Carolina, con ell
ioyen tsniente del batall6n dc Puerto
Rico sefior Marxuach, 20 cslebrarz
mafiana, s&bado, 4 las ocho de 10 no
che, On Ia casa ndnero 2 d. Ia calle
del Cristo.
S6panlo AZ las personals invita-
dss & este ac.o por Ii fsmilia Acosts,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-23

YEA una Icy do gobierno loeal para
Culebrs.
Mr.. Post. AceptA 10 enmiends.
La session 80 lsvant6 & las docs y
q uince, continuando 10 discussion del
bill esta tarde & les 2.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-10-04

IN the year 1912 Mr.. Lincoln was
making Washingtoniau speeches. On
one occasion he said: Whether or
not the world would be vastly benefit.
ed by the total and final Punishment
from II OF all Intoxicating drinks.
seems to me not now an open ques-
ton. Threefourths OF mankind con
Tess the Affirmative with their tongues.
and believe all the rest acknowledge
II In their hearts. Ought any. then.
TO refuse their aid in doing what tho
good OF all demand? And when
the victory shall-be complete. when
there shall be neither slave nor a
drunkard on the earth. how proud the
title OF that land which may truly
claim to be the birthplace and the
cradle OF both those revolutions that
shall have ended in victory How
nobly distinguished that people who
shall have planted and nurtured both
the political and moral freedom OF
their speciesl
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-10-04
SIX ARE KILLED IN RAIL CRASH
Thirty-Five to Forty Persons injured
Near DanVille, an.

Danville. lll.-Fast passenger train
No. on the Wabash railroad crashed
through an open switch into a freight
train near here Wednesday.
Last reports show six dead.
Probably 30 or 40 people were IN
jured, most OF them slightly.
The cause OF the wreck as given BY
General Manager Henry Miller. OF the
Wabash road. was Incident caused by
the crew OF the freight train leaving
the switch open
Fire spread with great rapidity from
the baggage car 20 the passenger cars
The wreck was piled up In a heap Of
smoldering ruin. from which came the
agonized shrieks and groans OF the
wounded. Heroic rescues were many.
but II was a long time before as.
sistance could be secured.
Minneapolis. Minn.-Four are dead
and fifteen or more are injured as
result of a rear-end collision OF pas
senger train and switch engine In
the Minneapolis a ST Louis railroad
yards az New Prague. MINI. 40 miles
south Of Minneapolis. at noon Monday.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-10-04
WIFE MURDERER IS ARRESTED.
Minneapolis Slayer confesses Crime
and Clears Up Mystery.

Minneapolis. Minn.-Snatched from
a suicides grave while his plan Of
self-destruction was being fulfilled
Henry Sussman was captured Friday
by the police. He was charged with
having murdered his young wife as
she lay asleep in a room In the Glen
wood hotel. Soon after his detention
the police say he confessed the muir
der. until that moment one of the
most mysterious crimes in the annals
of the city.
Il killed her after we quarreled all
night" Sussman is reported TO have
admitted.
Sussman was found at 1890 a. m
in room on the second floor OF the
Nashville hotel. He was lying uncon-
scious on the bed. aud FIVE gas jets
in the room were turned on TO their
fullest extreme. The man already
was in a stupor, and had he remained
in the room short time longer would
have died.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-10-04
PRIVATE OHIO BANK CLOSED
NEARLY ENTIRE FUNDS OF MID
DLEPoRT INSTITUTION GONE.
Great Excitement In Town When
News Is Made PubIlc-To Ar.
rest President.

Pom5roy. O.-The Middleport bank,
private institution at Middleport, o..
failed TO open its doors Friday. II is
stated that all the deposits. amounting
to $4,000. are missing and great ex-
element prevails. Most of the depos-
itors are poor people and their depos-
its represented nearly all their saw
ings. f. c. Fox, the president of the
bank, has been located at Toronto, o.,
where his wife's people reside, and his
arrest ordered. He is expected to be
apprehended and brought back at
once.
President Fox went away Lass Tues
day, leaving Vice president T. S.
Armentrout in charge. An examina-
lion of the vaults after Fox had gone
revealed $4,000 in cash and paper
worth less than $4,000 on its face to
account for the $4,000 deposited.
Armentrout was formerly a Presby-
terrain minister at GallipoIis and on
the solicitation of Fox resigned the
ministry the LIST OF June, converted his
property into $4,000, and entered the
bank as an equal partner with Fox,
perfectly unaware of it's financial con-
dition. He has lost his $4,000 and is
now almost a physical wreck over wor-
rying about the outcome of his new
enterprise.
The people Of Middleport became
thoroughly aroused late In the after
noon over the collapse of the bank.
For a time it looked like there might
be bloodshed. William Horden. an
old merchant. became so angered
over the loss of heavy deposit that
he secured a revolver and sought Vice
President Thomas r, Armentrout at
his home IN the Fox addition with the
avowed purpose of shooting the bank
er. He was intercepted just in time
to prevent it.