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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-10-05

H. L. SHEPHERD,
Attorney.
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que los pliegos de escrntinio vayan con los
nombres de los candidates.. Que 10 pri-
nero que Sc al cerrar un colegio debe
hacerse un pGquete con todas las pa
peletas no usadas Despu6s de alberta
la urna sacarSn las papeletas y pondran
en- Totes los votos de candidaturas intagras
Luego tambien en- un lote los mixtos, es
decir las que consten el voto para dos par
tidos. Luego un lote deslas papeletas So
bre las que haya discussion. >Contarfan los
votos fntegros unionistas los anotarfan
(senala la columna del modelo donde de-
ben hacerse las anotaciones) contados
tambi6n los yotos fntegros de los republi-
canos los anotarfan en- la misma forma.
Luego los votos mixtos, por ejemplo Ma
nuel Rossy un voto (sefiala el sitio) y lue-
go las papeletas discutidas protestadas y
tendrfamos un estado verdadero compile
to del resultado. ST el distrito Sc ha ga
nado por dos tres mil votos hay muy
pocas papeletas protestadas no Sc hara
cuenta de estas pero 81 resulta que ell n1-
nero de papeletas protestadas es important
te con relaci6n al n1mero de los que re-
sultan votando Sc tomara en- consideration
para resolver el punto claramente. Que
en- cada impreso hay. casillas para hacer
constar el nimero de yotantes que apare-
cen en- las listas de inscription, y ndmero
de electores que aparecen que han votado
de manera que es un res6men historial
complete del resultado de cada colegio.
CCOnti,suard,
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CSesi6n del diG s.
In ''Iuneh" con eI senior gOhernador.

A las dos esta cerrado el salon de Sc
stones.
A las dos media tambien. Parece
que hoy no habra session.
Los senores conseleros han sido invita-
dos por Ell gobernador Winthrop un
'1unch." Y como ell 'lunch" empez6 algo
tarde y el gobernador es hombre culto y
simpatico que sabe salpicar una comida
con buenas ocurrencias cuando no con sa-
brosos discursos como el del s,banquete''
Gltimo, las horas Sc habrfan de deslizar
muy suavemente.
Merecen un refuercito estomacal cere-
bral los sefiores hiios de Mr.. Foraker para
reponer Ell f6sforo gastado en- las discusio-
nes del G. B. 25 va que viene un nuevo
s'toro" y creemos es el de mas cuidado y
en- el que hay mayor inter6s de no estro-
pear en- 10 possible
Esta en- turno para discussion ell G. B.
No. so, del Presupuesto.
A las 3.25 legan los sefiores Post y
Diaz Navarro, de etiqueta, con levita Y
chistera. Despu@s los senores Barbosa,
del Vale, Attorney, Sanchez Morales y
Director del consolidate. Todas las mo
das desde la elegante aunque un POGO
antigua de sschaquet" hasta Ia Ievita cruza-
da. Desde el hongo la chistera de me-
dio lado
Ell senior Tesorero viene, como eiempre,
modestamente de chaqueta de casimir cla-
70 pantalon blanco. El sigue creyendo
'que Ell habito no hace al monge"
No vemos 4 Mr.. Falkner nj Gra-
hame.
SOtro regafo2
Los senores Post, Diaz Navarro, del
Vale Barbosa lucen sendas rosas de CO.
lor en- las solapas.
No hubo brindis, no Sc habl6 de polfti-
ca solo ''cuentecitos.'
8 y 25. En- session. Penuelas, Guaya-
nilla, San Sebastian Vega-Alta hacen
peticiones referente carreteras. A la CO
mission de hacienda.
G. B. % y So. La comisi6n presenta
un sustituto. "A impresos
G. B. 25 Sc leen las enmiendas hechas
que Sc van confrontando.
Mr. Bennett ha progresado grandemente
en- Ell castellano.
Llega Mr.. Falkner.
Hacen un grupo los sefiores Falkner y
el tesorero. Este viene hoy menos serio
que de costumbre y par6eeuos que le con
tenta el que venga temprano el 'toro" so.
Ell depaItamento del tesoro fgura con
207, $50 dollars
LIega Mr. Grahame. Como siempre,
modestamente de blanco.
En- Ell departamento de sanidad hay un
mensajero con el mismo sueldo de un escri-
biente. Dos mil dollars para gastos de
viaies en- la ofcina de sanidad. Una en-
fsrmera de Ia Colonia de leprosos $50 dol
lars al aFo. Un botero .24O. Director
del departamento, como compensation adj
cionaI Ia que q recibe como miembro del
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Vacante en- esta municipalidad la escue-
la rural del sitio denominado "Pil6n" del
barrio Pto. Real, por el presente Sc convo-
ca los maestros que deseen ser contfata-
dos para el desempefio de la escuela de re-
ferencis, remitan al secretario de esta Jun
ia Escolar, don T. Quiiones Pacheco, an
tes del dia 26 del mes en- curse, sus solici-
cudes, acompafiadas cada una de elias del
tertifcado correspondence.
Dicha escuela Sc haIla dotada de un por-
tero encargado de la limpieza; disfrutando
el maestro que fuere nombrado del haber
mensual de ocho dollars consignado en- Ell
presupuesto escolar para casa vivienda.
Vieques, Febrero 10. de 1906 EUGE-
MO O'NEILL, Presidente. 5v.s
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conseio: 800 dollars sueldo de este con.
seiero 3 900 dollars

conseio: 900 dollars: sueldo de este con-
sejero 5000 dollars.
Lo cierto es que esa pobre Igente con
180 dollars al afio, ganan menos que un
mozo de cuadra, y exponen su salud y su
vida por la humanidad mientras sus fla
nantes directories consignan 1000 dollars
para gastos de viaje.
Sigue la conformation hacienda aclara-
clones de ella los senores Post, Diaz Ma
varro, Barbosa, Attorney del Valley
las menos cinco Sc termina la confron-
taci6n.
Hay cambio de impresiones para levan-
tar no la session Mr.. Post llama al se-
nor tesorero que va habfa cojido el SOM
brero ssarrancado," para votar 81 Sc con-
tinda no Ia session y aprobar Ell G. B.
25.
Sc yota finalmente el @. B. 25. Que
s'no' Barbosa y Sanchez Morales Los
demas que 81. Pasa q L. camara.
Mr.. Post levanta Ia session '.hasta MANA
ma & las 10 de Ia maiiana"
Los senores attorney, Barbosa Diaz
Navarro: two O'Clock" ...... El presiden-
te dice que desea terminar 81 @. B. so
pues Ia c6mara esta discutiendo la ley mu-
nicipal que pronto vendra al conseio con
dos mafanas que Sc trabaje saldran de 10
mas importante.
All pTeguntar la resolution unos dicen
que mo y otros que Isl. (Risas.
Manana & las 10 de la mafiana-
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Association de
Maesi0S


Continlan con entnsiasmo, segin lnfoT-
mes, los trabaios de Ia Association de Macs
tros, llanada meiorar 81 estado material
moral del Magisterio Puertorriqu
Hemos recibido IN ejemplar de SD Re
glamento reimpreso, con motivo de nota-
bles notifications y adiciones hechas en-
Ia pr6xima pasada reunion de la directiva.
Dados los buenos prop6sitos que aquella
persigue, no comprendemos en- verdad que
haya aJin maestrog rehacios para ingresar
en- el seno de una sociedad que busca para
esta sufrida clase, fines tan laudables.
En- el distrito escolar de Mayagiiez,
es donde cuenta con mayor ndmero de
asociados enthusiasts, que secundan pa
tri6ticamente la fmproba labor del Comite
Ejecutivo En- aquel distrito vera Ia luz
p6blica pr6ximamente, un peri6dico 6rga-
no de la Association, tratandose de fundar
otro de la misma fndole en- San Juan.
Pensamos que los maestros que no eat6n
adn asociados deben procurar leer el regla-
mento dedicha asociaci6n, comprenderan
desde luego que en- sus manos esta Ia vida
de una agrupacion que indudablemente les
salvara de muchas necesidades enjugara
las l6grimas de sus esposas hijos al rem
dir la jornada de la vida.
Els precise buscar el esfuerzo collective,
verdaderamente efcaz.
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Por la presente Sc hace saber, que la
Central Gu6nica ha presentado una soli-
citud al Consejo Executive, para la insta-
laci6n de un sif6n de hierro colado de IL
pulgadas de diametro bajo Ell lecho del rio
Estero en- la fnca ssAcacia" Municipali-
dad de, Guanica, 4 unos 40 pies al Norte
de un gran puente sobre 81 camino pdbli-
CO que cruza dicho rio, en- un punto GER
ca q la intersection de la carretera de Ca
bo Rojo a Mayagiez.
Todas las personas que deseen ser oidas
q favor en- contra de que Sc conceda di-
cha franquicia podran presentar sus argu-
mentos, oralmente s por escrito, ante la
Comisi6n de Franquicias, el dia - de Fe-
brero de 1905 antes de esta fecha.
Por los peticionarios,
Jean F. P des Gorennes.
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For the Petitioner,
Jean r. p. des Garenmes.
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Por Ell presente Sc hace saber que una
petici6n pidiendo una franquicia para el
uso de cincuenta (50) litros de aqua por
segundo del Rio Santiago en- el Distrito
Municipal de Naguabo por los usos de
factorfa en- la Central San Cristobal, ha
sido presentada al Consejo Executive de
Puerto Rico por la referida Central.
Toda persona que desee ser ofda favor
8 en- contra de la concession de dicha fran
quicia, podra presentar sus argumentos va
sea verbalmente por escrito al Comit6 de
Franquicias el de Febrero de 1905.
Por Ell peticionario,
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INDlCADOR GENERAL
Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company, London.
incorporated by Royal Charter 1899.

Los magnffcos vapores de esta Empresa
reanudaran su escala en- esta Isla empe-
zando con el dfa IL de Enero 1906 admi-
tiendo carga y pasajeros para San Thomas,
Islas Inglesas, Francesas, Holandesas,
Venezuela, Europa etc. Servicio ounce
nal. Para mas informes dirigirse & sus
Agentes Generates en- @sta Isla. FRITZE,
LUNDT e. CO., SCRS. Tetu6n 21 San
Juan, P. r. Bows
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HERNIAS QUEBRbDURAS

Los m6dicos mas notabes de EUROP y AMERICA reco-
mendan e BRAGUERO REGULA' Or acompanado del PARCHE
ALEM4N por ell atamieno mas cienfcamente eudiado
para la CURACION RADICAL DE HERNIA por rebedes
que Deho aparao time la peoa gratora de aqua
tilada, la frescura dea infamar
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To Whom It May Conern:

10 w HOm LII May OOu6Tus
Notice is hereby given that petition
clst-iron siphon under the bed of the Rio
Estero at point on the Acacia property
in the Municipality of Guanica about forty
feet north Of a large public road bridge
which crosses the said Rio at spot close
to the intersection Of the Cabo Rojo road
with the Mayaguez public road, has been
filed with the Executive Council of Porto
Rico by Guanica Centrale.
Any and all persons desiring to be heard
for or against the granting Of the said
franchise may present their arguments
either orally or in writing before the Fran
chise Committee on the 18th day Of Fe-
bruary, 1906.
For the Petitioner,
Jean F. r. des Garennes.
Mum. 2.
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lGRAN REALIZACIONI-En LA
Villa de Madrid Sc han recibido casimi-
res desde dos dollars Ell traje. Millionaire
de hilo y de algod6n; pano de billaF fran
ces, camisetas de crepe, generos de hilo,
encajes tiras bordadas trajes bordados; Ill
TINA novedad.
Casa exclusive en- elasticotina para frac
y smoking
ia Villa de Madrid" es La tienda dom
de acuden las personas de gusto San
Francisco 81. Telefono 273. Apartado
764. San Juan. P. r.
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Jean F. P. des Garenmes.
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LA GRAN MODISTA DE SOMBRE-
ROS, que en- el acreditado establecimiento
de esta ciudad denominado ia Luna" es-
ta encargada del departamento de artfculos
para sefloras y senoritas, acaba de recibir
de los Estados Unidos y de Europa, un
magnf6co surtido de sombreros de Ultima
novedad, ash como guantes, cuellos, abri-
gOs, flores, y toda clase de adornos obje-
tos de fantasia. Tambien tiene un esplen-
dido surtido en- ropa heeha para sefioras y
en- los famosos Guarda-Polvo, de seda cuya
prenda es la mas elegante que puede lucir
una DANA de gusto.
Una vista Ia tienda ia Luna" ALI
Mme Clarice les ensenara todas las move
dades que ACADIA de recibir. 15v.A
-. n. l..
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NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern:

70 " A1V11A ~ 4gAt1y 0O41OO141'
Notice is hereby given that petition
for franchise for the use of fifty (50) Ii
ters Of water per second from the Rio San
tiago in the Municipal District of Nagua-
DO, for factory purposes in the factory of
Central San Cristobal, has been filed with
the Executive Council Of Porto Rico by
Central San Cristobal.
Any and all persons desiring to be
heard for or against the granting Of said
franchise may present their arguments eli
ther orally or in writing before the Fran
chise Committe on the 8th day Of Februa-
ry, 1906.
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Aga tickets ente VIII
$780,
n e
de CadA bne $500 compania
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.CONSEIO ElEeUT Vo.
(Continnaci6n dc Il pagina %.

telgencia en- 81 pueblo, andando el tempo
sabrfa elegiT siempre 6 sus grandes hom-
bres y hacerles justicia. slQue fin moral
10 propone Ii secci6n 26? Es escoger hom-
bres honrados2 No. porque 81 que un cleo
tor pueda disponer de 80 8 so centavos no
le da esa condici6n ya que todo el mundo
puede conseguirlos.
ssNada mas que un asunto de negocio
resulta pues el punto fuera 81 325, ,262 cleo
torres que aparecen suscritos han de pagar
dos pesos cada uno le resultarfa al Tesoro
Insular IN ingreso 450. .524 dollars, 10 que
es un bonito negocio. Pagando un dollar
atn medic contin1a resultando un buen
negocio pero va con un centavo, seguTa-
mente que el Tesorero no ha de aceptarlo
porque ESQ no le paga nj el importe de la
impression de los sellos que han de usarse.
'fVamos & 10 practico. Aquf en- Puerto
Rico, hay muchos hombres, muchos, que
no pueden ahorrar nj cincuenta centayos
en- 81 afio Parece impossible, pero cual-
quiera de nosotros que disfrutamos de IN
bonito sueldo con que podr1amos vivir
con gran desahogo y mucho mejor en- New
York y Washington, ahCrrar algo, no
puede guardian NADIA aquf. Y menos pue-
den disponer de ninguna suma los peones
que ganando so centavos diarios los dias
que trabajan pues pierden los dias de HUI
Was, que tienen una gran familia, y por
tanto perciben un semanal escasfsimo.
'SQui6n ha de pagar pues el importe de
tales sellos? Pues seguramente las parties
interesadas en- una election y con ese siste-
ma vamos corromper al pueblo pues des-
de el momento que un elector tenga que
acudir q otra persona pedirle dinero pa
ra ejercer su derecho, pierde algo de su
dignidad."
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DEPOSITO DE CARRUAJES

0fecemos los sguientes amacen en- esa Ciudad Los
preo enenden po yehcuos prmera caad con ruedas
de patene carrozas cortina de buffalo al conado
Calesas de asentos anzay branca para
de pareja. s 200
Coches de asientos, de pareja. S 275
Coches de 9 assientos, con arneses de parea S 400
Ourn con car1oza 95
Qutrin sin carroza arnes so
GuDdio s. Stubbe.
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NO SERVICES REyDPc,
Startling Charges Made =.
Hughes Counse, ~

IN the argument o@,ore Justic. ".
supreme Court yesterday OF a Sarss
alleged default against Joseph nm % w.
continued effort TO settle a val,asS. sass' u. ~
lesed imaginary fees were lssr,.S !. ATE sa4 :
hughes Is the son OF Henry H1vba. ~ lssrs
alderman some years ago. ana ~. s--s vel az..
er Tor the new Speedway. VIVA, ~ "nr'sus
died. In 1901, he left an estate OF 1oo-sy ssr.
ana also two wills In the Iaf.- -, % \
Joseph j. Hughes. was disinhe-i,sd "" NJ
On August Is % this year a tu1x-
tered against Hughes as by desauT, s' va |.
FAVOR OF Colonel Robert HARE. IN. -, ~ Assa )
argument yesterday the reason s,- .s,' n I.
and the efTort 20 have the defiant, -. lacSs~,
argued ~ was alleged BY Hughsss. - snss "a.
sol Cnaries Lex Brooke. thai - 2feseat M.
oeen served In the judgment ana ,ts.-ss aa3 -
iHegaL The sensational part a. ,L.siore n.
however, was the allegation mads 49,, ary1-ss
that colonel HARE, who had hssn NJ NJ Bro.
81 81 va va nor entltled 20 the money. a. IN ~, NJ
IL was also alleged In the srz,,,,.-.
Hughes found himself dizinhe1itS+ hat ~
Colonel Haire. who demanded 80 Oa6 -, - scxlz.
20 try 70 obtain Hughes's share - h., - se' s
Halre failed 70 get any money, and n 4. ,co,,s
second lawyer was engaged a es,-ss slesst
finally brought into the case BY ColC-s.lp ore y,
argument stated and finally a process nara !,
worked on the case. Each one darna-s. " ~ a.
MS services. but Hughes did not rec4lvs ~ - )
uiltll Jne case vas finally settled 81 - as-s
counsel The Judgment obtainaI Nv e,.i-S 2r.s-
was the 10000 for bis services wifh f- ,.aaei as
argument @*1sn.1, .
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PLOT TO STEAL LETTERS
Mayor of WestfeId attributes At
tempt to Political RiUals.

An arrest a charge of larceny under peculiar
circumstances was made in Jersey City yesterday.
The theft contemplated is supposed 70 have had
some bearing politics in the town Of Westheld.
n. ].
Randolph Perkins. Mayor OF Westheld, Is law
Yer and n member OF the firm OF Blair, Perkins &
Grouse. whose offices In the Commercial Trust
Building. Jersey City. Joseph Autenreith. lad
employed IN the office Of Charles HedsrioSson,
a lawyer in the bidding. was asked by a
youth whom he met IN the corridor 10 steal some
letters he would find on Mr. Psrkins's desk. Auten-
Teith agreed. but promptly informed his employer,
me latter told Mr.. Perkins. who called In Chief
Murphy.
Ry direction OF the chief Autsnreith received two
packages of letters, which ne delivered at the ferry
70 the stranger. who was az once arrested by De
tectives Bennett and Kenna. At Police Headquar-
tiers he questioned by the clerk and Mr..
Perkins, and finally admitted that he was employed
by man in West1eld whose name he refused 70
disclose Protection was offered II he would take
enable officer TO arrest him. This also he re-
fused to do.
The accused boy said he was Charles Obysrns
eighteen years old. of No. 81 Schenectady avenue,
Brooklyn. He locked up.
Mayor Perkins. who Is one OF the organization
Republican leaders OF Westfed. who is making
a st-ong fight against the COlby-Fagan movement
in that town. He said he thought the attempted
theft attributable 20 politics. He went back to
westheld 10 see If he could learn there who had
inspired the plot.
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POLICE THIEVES AID.
Patrolman Says Inspector Induced
Him to Help Burglars.

Chicago. Sept 1S-witnesse. were summoned
before the City Civil Service Commission to-day
to give evidence relative 70 charges preferred
against Inspector Patrick ]. LAWN. who is ac-
cused of conniving at crimes in HIS district while
a police captain
The chief evidence against LAWN was given
by Patrick p. MahOney. former patrolman I'M
der LAWN. Mahoney said that LAWN. then a
police captain. called him into private room
in the police station ana said Il would aid him
in obtaining promotion II ne could do a good
Job Of police work before the examination for
inspector was held. LAWN then said. according
10 the witness:
There is a Dutchman over here on Wentworth
avenue near both street, who owns a jeweiry
the safe Now, YOU know some handy fellows
who can touch the place off. II will be worth
turn back the stuff as though il had been re-
taken.
Mahoney said that he agreed 20 the proposition
OF LAWN and made arrangements with James
Clark and Thomas Barry 10 rob the place. Sew
eral boxes OF jewelry. according to the witness.
were carried from the place and some money
was obtained. which was divided between the
men and himself. The jewelry was concealed In
the basement Of his own house. Mahoney de-
olared.
The next morning he went 20 the station. and
the captain whispered TO him. asking II he had
secured the stuff He whispered that he had,
and the captain then asked him In a loud voice
If he had seen any suspicious characters around
the jewelry store the night before II told him..
said the witness about dividing up the money.
and he laughed. and said that the Dutchman
would be lucky II he got part OF the jewelTy
back"
Bernard J. Hagaman. the jewelier who was
called the Dutchman" by the witness. preceded
Rahonsy on the stand and said that his place
had been robbed. MahOney afterward de-
scribed and said that Of the jewslry taken
some Of II, valued at 81 400, had never been re-
turned TO him.
The hearing is expected to consume several
days.
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JUSTICE DEUEL. UP.
Hearing in RemoUal Proceedings
Begins-WooSter Testifes.

The hearing on the disbarment proceedings
against Justice Deuel.. of the Court OF Special Ses
sions instituted by Edward NJ Shepard. James w.
Osborne and District Attorney Jerome. as a citi-
zen. was resumed yesterday afternoon before ex-
Justice Slower, referee. Justice Deuel. was rep
resented by Mr.. Craig. OF Edward Lautsrbach's
firm. The petitioners were represented by John III.
Iselin.
In presenting his case Mr. Iselin said all the facts
relative 10 the charges should be received. He
said that the chief charge against the justice was
that he was in business while acting as justice OF
lie Court of Special Sessions
Mr.. Craig said he would raise the question of the
constitutionalty of the law forbiddng Justice 20
engage In business Mr.. Craig said that the order
OF the Appellate Division simply required Justice
DeusI 10 answer the charges. but did not go INTO
the merits of the case. - -,
said he met Justice Deuel. In 1901 IN the office OF
He was introduced to Justice Deuel. by Colonel
Mann. He identified the signature OF JusIISs
deuel. affixed TO the contract the witness made
with Town Topics.
Tho letter written by Justice Deuel. 70 Wooster.
Gerry and get his subscription 70 %Fads and Fan
cies was Identified bv the witness The witness said
Justice Deuel. frequently sent him lists OF names
Of persons he wished him TO solicit t3r saesGrtP-
ten by Justice deuel. 20 wooster were read and
identihed.
dence The book inclosed in black walnut
frame box Wooster produced a letter he said
he had received from Justice Deuel. in which the
jUstIce offered him 20 per commission write
He said Justice Deuel. had paid him by check
He said he had paid TO justice Deuel. Tor Work
the Wall Street edition about 500. An ad-
tournment was here taken until next Wednesday
afternoon
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TROUBLES NEVER COME srys,,
The Experiences Of John C. Brensr /, =
Quest of His Wallet

10 was one long round OF unfortuuats s,r..-.
yesterday for John C. Brener. a coIlar-s, -
brewery. living az No. III Hilton I'm. I<,, -
city. The troubles began with the Ioss AZ 50
let IN Third avenue elevated train and s,s.s -
hts being hit by train.
Brener had $50 IN his wallet when h, ,.,..,
Third avenue train yesterday morning. Hsl,. =
train az s7th street and also the wallet m. 49,
agent telephoned 20 the next station. bu, "A -
stbOok could be found
Inquiry Of the trainTuaster az tns t.-,,,,s :.
ton failed to throw any light on the vallst N,
hs was talking to the trainmaster. howsvs. 4, -
told Brener that re heard a guard saw IA h.a -
round a pOcketbOOk containing S50
Investigation proved that the guard Y.s.-,.s I.
was John j. Palmer. OF No. 2sss Third av.nus !.
ponce say. Police Headquarters were comrnIn,.,ss
with and detective boarded Palner's trss :
south Ferry and watched him until ths -,
reached 1ZsJh street. Palmer was ar-.st4s =
though he denied all knOwlsdzs % the wsliss
falmer. Brener. the detective and the tralnrssr-
started 70 cross the tracks. They got OUT u 4.
path OF a sOuth5ound Third avenue train 10, !.
not see a Second ave1Ie train thsf vyss sol.a - !.
The train hit Palmer on the shoulder ksosx',
him against the trainmaster who IN turn ",
knocked against the detective, who bumped ss.i-s
Brsner. All fell In q heap. Brener at tbs bcrr
When they got 20 their feet Brener was tou.s :
be bleeding from a deep cash IN his head He ",
taken 70 the Harlem Hospital. where the surxss
put ten stitches in the wound.
Palmer was held IN Loo by magistrates rnu 4.
exa minRtiOn to-day.