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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-15
POLITICAL MATTERS

There is no stauncher Democrat in
the state, when it comes to principals
and not spoils than DR.. John n. Tay-
Tor of this city, says the Crawfords.
vile Journal. and when asked his OPP
inion on the recent pronunciamento
of John r. Holtzman against the Dem
ocratic machine which now corruptly,
as many think, controls the party in
Indiana, he did not hesitate to speak
plainly. In the course of his remarks
he points out reasons for the break
between TagEart and Hoffman. which
are sensational In the extreme, and
alleges the Democratic party of Indi-
ana is now in the hands of leaders
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-15
TRUE TO HIS OWN CULT
Christian Scientist Scorns Medical
Treatment and Dies of Cancer at
Ft. Wayne.

Fort Wayne, Ind, May 14.-Isaac n
Woods, founder of the First Christian
Science church here, and for fifteen
years a "demonstrator" OF the cura-
tive teachings of the cult, died here
Sunday of cancer, at the age of sixty
eight. He had been taking absent
treatment by three expounders of
Eddyism, having refused to heer his
wife's advice to resort to the old
schools of medicine for relief. Doc
tor" Wood, as he was called, was for
twenty-five years travelling salesman
for hte Davis Buggy Company, of Gin
cinnati, and had a wide acquaintance
over the middle west. His wife was
also a demonstration and a lecturer on
Eddyism.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-15
TWO CENTS AT ALL PLACES OF
SALE.
TUESDAY, MAY Is, 1906.
Mr.. WATSON.

Several days ago in an interview
Representative James e. Watson
spoke In q manner which should fav-
orally impress his constituents in the
sixth district. Mr.. Watson is in favor
Of the Philippine tariff bill which
passed tho House only to be killed by
the Senate. Mr.. Watson is also in
favor of the statehood bin which was
likewise shclved by the Senate. His
political oipancnts, however, have de-
libera.ely lua Inallciously lied about
his conGectlcn with these two bills.
1t has been stated that Mr.. Watson to-
gether with the rest of the House vot-
ed favorably on these bills with the
understanding that the Senate would
kill them Afterwards. This statement,
however, was made after the Senate
had killed the bills. The House has
passed every bill for the correction of
great abuses presented to 1t this year.
The Philippine tariff bill, the state
hood bill. the railroad rate bill, and
the free alcohol bill have all passed
the House., and whatever obstruction
has been encountered has come from
the Senate. This fact is so we'll recog-
nized that IL is foolishness to accuse
Mr.. Watson and his colleagues of col
fusion with the Senate, when 1t is well
known that the House has been acting
at the dictates of the entire country
passing measures which have caused
the Masters OF the Senate. the "spec-
ial interests" no end Of trouble and
worry. Mr.. Watson is not and never
has been otherwise than faithful in the
discharge of his duty to his constitu.
ents in the sixth district. During the
present session of congress he has
been distinguished above all other
representatives by his fearless fights
in favor OF measures demanded by the
pVopiS. lac bSoh oilS VI TIC Slduu
chest and foremost champions of the
free alcohol bill, a measure which is
aimed at the powerful Standard Oil
Trust. Mr.. Watson was also the au
thor of two bills aimed at the Tobac
co Trust, which were defeated in the
House. Surely If a deal is on between
the House and the Senate nothing
would have been easier than for the
House to have passed these bills. and
the Senate could then have killed
them. The truth of the whole matter
is that Mr. .Watson's opponents are
so hard pressed to find logical sub
ject upon which to criticize him, that
they have to stoop to mere general
izations absolutely devoid of any
foundation. And such attacks as these
have not lessoned the regard in which
Mr. Watson is held throughout the
sixth district, but on the contrary have
gained for him many new friends and
supporters among those who believe in
Upright and not mudslinging methods
in politics.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-15
Total 4
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excellent showing the first t I'm of his
service as township assessor is warm
ly commended by county officers. The
table above was compiled by Assessor
Meek and it shows the assessed valua-
ton of property in the city of Rich
mond, the township outside of Rich
mond and the corporation of Spring
Grove, just north of the city.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-15
THE ASSESSED VALUATION OF TAXABLE PROPERTY WAYNE TOWNSHIP

ed by the fact that the increase of the
assessed valuation Of taxable proper
ty in Wayne township as shown by AS
SCISSOR Meek's returns, is in excess of
100000, as compared with the total
valuation last year. This increase
was not confined to a certain kind of
property, but was divided among city
assessments and those outside of the
city, showing that an effective canvas
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-15

of the assessors was made The to-
tai assessed valuation of property,
both real and personal, in the town
ship, including the city Of Richmond,
is s13,027,6 $50. This of course does
not include the assessments of banks,
telephone and telegraph companies
and other Incorporated concerns,
which are fixed by the Wayne County
board of review. Assessor Meek's
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-15
PASTIME FOR GILBERT,
Hoosier Congressman Is an Amateur
Photographer of Much
Ability.
Palladium Special

Indianapolis. May 14.-Representa-
tive Newton w. Gilbert, who leaves
Washington next month for the Phil
ippines, is an amateur photographer of
ability. His latest work in this line
consists of a number of snapshots TAX
en- on the occasion. of the recent
jamestown trip of the congressional
and newspaper party, of whice1--le and
Represe NATIVE Mckinley were the
hosts.
Today Mr.. Gilbert presented to
each member of the party an artist
cally bound volume of photos, entitled
"A Day at jamestown" His art has
resulted in a souvenir of that historic
old ground that will be treasured by
every member of the party. Among
the views is fine shot" of the battle
ship Indiana, caught while steaming
into Hampton Roads.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-15

Harry Meek, Wayne township as
SCISSOR, has completed the work of the
annual assessment and his returns
which were made to the county audi
tor last evening were the first to be-
returned by any township in the
county. The work OF assessing was
not only performed in excellent time.
but it's thoroughness is to be indicat-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-15
Lecture on ''Pure Foods ~

Prof. Collins, professor of Physics
and chemistry at Earlham delivered a
lecture before the members of the
Whitewater Friends church last night
the subject being "Pure Foods" The
lecture was very interesting as he
showed the means by which foods
were adulterated and the great work
legislation was doing in undeceiving
the people. The lecture was given
under the auspices of the choir Of
the church.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-15
Cincinnati Excursion.

Sunday, Mays2oy Pennsylvania Lines
excursion train leaves 700 a. m. s1.25
round trip from Richmond.
15-17-19 and wkly
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-15

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-13
Las DIEERENGIASE EN-
San Francisco con
los japOneses.
No 50 duda Va de 10 que ssra sl re-
sUltadO final
Ia administration cree que 81 School Board
hl eOmstIdO On error.

Hsy muchos motives para Greer que la
administration se inclina en6rgicaments
apaItar de.la polftica y la diplomacia
las diferencias snrgidaa en- San Francisco
con los japoneses.
81 pTesidente Roosevelt est6 tratando
visiblemente de llevar el asunto 4 las
cortes.
EI objeto es dar prisa al case pendiente
en- San Francisco para que llegue una
decision final en- Ia Corte Suprema de los
Estados Unidos.
Los amigos del gobierno no tenen du.
da de 10 que ser& ell fioaI resultado.
La administration cree que el School
Board de San Francisco ha cometido IN
error al excluir los niios japoneses y
que poT 10 tanto el Dspartamento de Es-
tado del Jap6n esta On 10 cierto al recla-
mar el cumplimisnto del tvatado.
La administration cree que la Corte
Suprema este blecer6 para en- 10 sucesivo
el derecho que debe tener 81 gobieFno fe-
deraI de hacer que en- los Estados Sc
cnmplan las prescripciones impuestas por
los tratadoB nacionales.
Con regpecto 10 anterior, ha sido
puesta Bobre 81 tapete una vieja decision
del afio 1889. Cinco amos despu6s de
pramulgada la constitution. ~
Els una decision de la Corte Suprema,
la cual establece que ''si pudierans existir
dudas en- casos semejanteB, estas deben de-
EapaTecer, porque est6 provisto que todos
los tratados hechos que habrdn de ha.
ceFse baio la autoridad de los Estados
Unidos, ser6n la ley Suprema de Ia Naci6n
que todos los iueces de todos los EBta.
dos, tienen obligation de respetarlaB.
No existen lfmites para el pueblo de
los Estados UnidoB cusndo vota una ley.
Con su autoridad se han hecho las consti.
tuciones de los Estados y con Ia autoridad
de todoB estoa fn6 establecida Ia constitu.
ci6n de los Estados Unidos
Un tratado no podr6 ser ley de Ia ma
ci6n 81 alg6n acto de las legislaturaB de los
Estados, Sc hubiora opuesto.
ST la constitution de IN Estado, que es
Ia fundamental ley de ese eBtado 10,
principal para su Legislature, neceBita
salirss de un tratado, seris Cuestiona.
BILE 81 el pOder menOr debiera ser re haza.
do. ~... .. 3.
La voluntad deClarada del pueblo de
los EstadoB Unidos es que cada tratado
hecho bsio Ia autoridad de Ia naci6n, sea
superior 4 la constitution leyes especia-
les de IN estado en- particular, 81 una ley
de un estado collide es contraria un
tratado y para repelerla solo tiene derecho
Ia legislature, habr6 que preguntar 81 la
voluntad de una minorfa tiene derecho 4
imponerse & Ia totalidad.
Hemos insistido en- este para que SO
yea claramente que 81 California el
Board de Educaci6n de San Francisco
pueden ser compelidos lleyar Ell asunto
q Ia Corte Suprema, tendr6n que someter-
Sc al fallo y tiene el gobierno fsderal ell
deTecho de procurar que sea respectable y
sosteuido un tratado previo. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-13
Ell MENSAJE DEL
Presidente ROOse-
VeIt.
En- sesenta paglnas Sc gentlemen las
FeCOnendaCiOneS que MI. ROnse.
VeIt IlaGe al SenadO.
RsconIsndasa en- q ID rlutadanla para los pusr-
tOTTlquehos, drsgadO del puerto J mslOTaS
del nIsmO.

En- un folIeto de go pdginaH SO contiene
el mensaje del presidents Roosevelt al
Congreso de los Estados Unidcs, en- 50
session Hegunda de Ia So Legislature. De
Washington se nos ha enviaio un tjem'
plar.
Es un importante trabaio dOnde SO ha-
cen recomendacioneB respecto de la conCe-
pi61 de Ia ciudadania 4 los puertorrique-
Il nas, dragado del puerto de San Juan =
pago de Ia Corte Federal que funciona en-
Puerto Rico, poF el tesoro federal; profile
ma de Ia lucha entire el capital J el traba-
jo, tTabajo de mujeres y nifos, divoTcios,
moral international, Cuba, Conferencia
del Rio, convsnci6n de Algeciras, ej6rcito
= marina otroB importantss asuntos,
contiene el refeTido docnmento en- los
cuales Be expresan las impresiones y OPT
ni6n del presidente respecto de ellos
I'm informe del SeeretaEio Root, res
pecto de la conferencia Pan Americana, se
encuentra al final del menssje presiden.
cial y en- 81 Sc hace referencia, al TesultadO
que 81 Opins tendrS en- 10 future aquel
acto. .~.
Pronto conocerk nuestro pGblico ess
document0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-13
Ell CANAL De PANA-
ma VPuerto Rico.
Ell presideHte llama la atenCi6n So
bre VaTiaS Ieyes de la pegueHa
iSIa. ~..

"a Relatos sobre las conniciones del Canal
de Panama Puerto Rico, con recomenda'
clones sobre ambes paises seran sometidos
por el presidente 81 pr6ximo Congreso.
Ambas cosas tomar&n la forma de un
mensaje especial ? el primero ser6 discu'
tido en- Ia quincena.
Ell asunto de Puerto Bico serd breve =
BerS enviado Embellishments degpu6s del
de Panama. El presidente cree que debe
llamar la atenci6n Bobre vaTias leyes de la
pequeha isla las cuales deben resolyerse 81
son benefciosas. Una de esas leyes es Ia
de la ciudadanfa.
El presidente ha quedado completamen'
te satisfecho de todo 10 que ha podido
obssrvar eu Puerto Rico. Cree que ell
gobierno funciona ALI pelfectamente, que
81 pals conpera con 81 e la soIuci6n de
todos los asurtos, pero por ESQ mismo con-
sidera que sarfa iniusto no concederles ell
derecho de ciudadanfa, que los habitantes
todos reclaman fervorosamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-13
JUAN BRASCHI.
Director INFERNO.
NUEVO ARANCEL EN-
ell Dominic del Ca
NADIA.
TTatass aCasO de deStiar eI trafiCO
con los DaiSeS extraDgeTOS haCia
Ia Gran Bretaia.
El cafe, lmpOrtabO dlrGCtamsnte del pals pTOduG'
tor eBtrard lIhTV.

Una nueva tarifa ha sido Creada en- Ell
Dominic delCaDada acaBO con ell principal
obieto de tratar de desviar ell tTafico con los
paises extrangeros hacia Ia Gran Bretafia
hR sido dividida en- tres distintos grupos,
4 saber:
Tarifa GeneraI-Esta eS APPLICABLE los
pafses extrangeroS y q todas las poEesiones
ipglesas que no tienen derecho los be-
nefcios comprendidoS en- Ia tarifa prefe'
rente.
Tarifa prefersnte. Aplicable Ia la Gran
Bretafia Bus posesioneS que hasta ahora
han venido disfrutando de estos benefcios.
TGrifG iYateYmt diG.-Esta tarifa no en-
trar& en- vigor por ahora. Ha sido com
pilada como una eSpecie de estfmulO para
las naciones que deseen conc; stones reef
procas
- AsGcGr.-Los derechos sobre szdcar re-
fnada Be mantienen como anteS, pero hay
un aumento sobre la cTuda de II centa'
vog las 100 libras baio Ia tarifa general, y
de centavos las 100 libras bajo la prefe'
rente.
Los dereChos son: -Refno, nueva tarifa
preferente, II centavos las 100 libEag, de
80 grades para abajo, y centavO cada
grado adicional.
Intermedia, SO CentavoE, y 11.3 centa'
vos grado adicional. General, $l.N2, y
II Centavos. Cruda, los derechos bajo la
nueva tarifa son, "a centavos 100 libraB
rs grades para abajo, y centavo cada
grado sobre rs. Iutermedia, As centavos,
y 1'3 centavos. General, 50 cents, y
13centavo. -
FL afio paSado las importaciones de az6'
car fueron, Cruda, 420,000,000 libraB,
Refno, "a, 100000 libraB.
MieLes.-El producto de todo pals in
gl6s que disfrute de la tarifa preferente
Continuar6 libre de derechos. Con respecto
& las mieles que procedan de otFoB paises
la tarifa ha sido variada como sigues-
Anteriorments Ia miel de 40 grades para
arriba pagaba II centavos gallon, y por
cada grado bajO 40 y que no pasara de 35,
psgaba centavo por gallon, derecho adj
cional. Las mieles con menos de 35 grA-
dos pagaban anteriormente ceptavo IL
bra: La nusva tarifa estipula que dichas
misles no inglesas, que no tengan menos
de 80 grades nj mas de 56 pagaran 3 GEN.
tavos gallon tarifa general, y q centavos
gallon tarifa intaFmedia.
Cafs.-Este grano 81 es importado di'
FeCtamente del pals productor entrara IL
bFe. No -importado directamente pagaTa
II, II, u centavos libra ? ell 20%.
TabGcO.-Tabacos y cigarrillOP Ell peso
de los tabaCos incluira los anillos y las
cintas, el peso de los cigarrillos incluira
el papel: pagaran 8 centavos libra bajo
cada grupO, con el 25 DOR cieuto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-13
SuCaSOS en- Ia lsIa.

Hon. Coronel HamiIl, P. l., Maunabo,
San Juan, P. r. Noches del domingo =
lunes 10 8 fu6 escalada tienda de Gu
mersindo Ruiz, barrio LiEas. Investiga-
do hecho resulta autor Juan QuifoneS el
que persigo activamente. Juez entiende
asunto. Cabo IserD, P. I,
San German, Diciembre. Cetenido
hoy por guardia Jose c. Gimenez vestido
paisano en- esta ciudad despu6s de consecu-
tiva persecution en- Lajas por mi y guar
dias mis- 6rdenes individuo Francisco
Irizarry (a) "Pelao', por escalamiento en-
primer grado, puesto disposition del Juez
de Paz de LajaB. Cabo Negr6n, P. l.
San German. H6chome cargo demar-
caci6n 3 p. m. al salir Juzgado Munici.
pal sgredi6 Salvador Lugo Juan Tella.
do, agresor fu6 detenido puesto disposition
Juez Municipal. Vecinos Sc quelan co.
mentan mas atropelloh: 20 les he asegura-
do garantfaa personales con fuerza { mil
6rdenes. Pueblo tranquiIo. Cabo Negro.
nj, p ]. :a..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-13
LOS NINOS
POBRES.
Una COmisi6n de distiDguidas damas
sOIiCitara juguetes.

En- breve quedsr6 Organizada Ia comi-
sion de damas caballerOs que ha de
entendeT en- la recollection de juguetes con
que obsequiar a los nifos pobras de Ia
Ciudad en- las pr6zimas Pascuas y Navi.
dad. Entre otras estimabIes seforitas de
esta sociedad, foEmardn parte de Ia sim.
pStica comisi6n para tan plausible objeto,
las bellas sefioTitas Minina del Vale. vi
Gems, Marin y Hostos y seguramente que
81 exito mas lisonjerO corouars, como en-
los pasados afios, los trabajos de esas bue-
mas almas que se inteTeSan porque los po.
bres nifos quienes no sonrfe Ia fortuna,
tengan tambi6n su juguete del dia de
"Noche Buena'' = Reyes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-13
NOTIClAS De BAYAMON.
(Ds maestro correspOnsal)

Diciembre 12.-Ha regresado la Corte
Municipal de Comerfo, donde eStaba cele-
brando juiciOH, habiendo reanudadO Bus
Besiones aquf.
Ell pOliCfa insular Borrego, de este
puesto, he prestado nm importante servi.
clio denunciando al senior don Manuel Fer
n6ndez por haberse apeado de Bu caballo
deJandolO en- la calle en- 10 que hacfa una
diligencia en- ell establecimieuto comercial
de los sefiores T. Gutierrez del Arroyo &
Go. Don Manuel Fernandez, no eStaba
al Corriente de que hubiese una ley tan
''draconiana"'
Ahora este corresponsal sabe que hay
una ordenanza que prohibs que los perros
anden Bueltos por las GALES, y esa orde-
nanza parece que NO la hace cumplir el
pOlicia Rludido. Quiz6 no la cOnozca.
Sc espera con impaciencia el resulta-
do del nombramiento de Secretario de esta
Corte Municipal, por ser este nombra-
miento el plato del dfa.
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iLLEGARON los sOmbrsrOs de- Castor (Bombi.

iLLEGAR0N los sOmbrsrOs de Castor (Bombi-
cosl que espeTaban los clientes de la VILLA
de Madridn.
Els el sombrero propio de elimas tropica-
les, pues solo pesa unas dos onZas.
Tambien negaTon las nuevas camisetas
de crep0. cuellOs y pufios de hilO Austria
cos y Peabody, casimires ingleses, telas de
hilo espanolas y un explendidO surtido de
ENGAGES Valencien, Nottingham Bruse-
las, inclusO aplicaciones de seda.
A los almacenes de la "Vilta de Madrid
acude toda persona de gusto; en- este esta-
blecim1entO tOdos los dias son de moda.
TelefonO 273. p. 0. B 764. San Fran
cisco 81. San Juan, P. r.
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Auoche las Biete rindi6 sn tribute 4 Ia
terra, 81 presbftero don Juan s. LlaugeT,
cura p6rToco que era de Manatf.
Tenfa 70 amos de edsd , AZ de ejercicio
en- elBacerdocio.
Pudo haber deiado I'm capital Baneado,
pero todo cuanto tenfa 10 di6 & los pobres.
Descanse en paz eI alma del buen minis.
tro de Criato reciban sus deudos sentido
p6same de "La CorFespo pondencia'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-13

Sc VENDE una finca, sftuada en- la carre-
terra de Manatf Ciales, q seis k!lometros
del primer pueblo, de 1000 cuerdas de ex-
tension propias para cafia, tabaco y pRstos.
Comuntc ca con la plaza de Ia Central Mon
serFaten por la caFretera mencionada y po-
de plantilla, cuyos primeros tocones sc
venden tambien. Tiene bueyada suficien-
te, carros americanos y del pals, casas y
ranches. -..'
Dirigirse Manuel Blazquez, Manatf.
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ID TlendIta
IA Lado "a Aassnltqmieeto

Por cada diez centavos que so gaBten
hasta 81 13 de Enero de 1907, Sc regalar6
una papeleta de nm piano y una linda mu-
fieca. Hay juguetea, efectos Teligiosos, ropa
para nifios y artfculOs de novedad para
aefioras Bafioritas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-13

Maria Cardona, vecina de San Sc
bastian, fn6 condenada por 81 juez muni-
cipal de Ponce 90 dias de carcel por
acometimiento J aggression y por igual de-
Ito q dos meses Manuel Segarra.
-Se est6 procediendo al arreglo del sa-
lon de Ia Camara de DelegadoB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-13

Angel Rivera, de 18 amos deedad
y vecino de San German, ha seducido
4 su novia en- Mayagisz bajo promesa
de matrimOnio, pero como tales promesas
Buelen no ser cumplidas en- muchaB ocasio-
mes, hs sido llevado 81 Angel ante 81 Juez
y este en- cumplimiento de Ia Ley, ha oEde-
nado que 81 joven seduCtor pase Ia car.
col do dicha ciudad 4 90 diGpOaici6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-13

Juan Santana, 81 tltimo de los suge-
tos que fuerOn detenidos con motive de las
ayeriguaciones del ''Crfmen de Minillas" /,
ha sido puesto sn iheEtad,
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documento

PARA cURAR UN REsFRTADo
EN- UN OLA tome el LAXATIVE BROMO-
QUNTNA. FL boticario le devolvera ell dinero siTno
se cura. La hFma de B. W. GROVE SO haIla en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-13

RBAMlG0S. S.-PrOpios para regalo Sc detallan
preciO de quemaz0n en- la tienda de L.
SOLO. Tetu4n 5. Desde cts. a $40 unO.
15 a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-13

En- esta impranta g Vsnda papsl de Be.
Ei6dico Yisio ( e2-00 quintal.
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lNTERES.A.

A los profssOrss de mdslCa-Jesds Rend6n
Almtra, tiene eonstante existencia de ins-
trumentos: tales como { larinetes, FIautas
Flautines, Cornetines, Baritonos BOmbar-
dinos, Trombones, Violines, Mandolines,
ViOloncellos, etc. Metodos de Solfeo pa
ra toda clase de instrumentos. Accceso-
rios y mtsica en- general. Tamiben Sc
hace cargo de traer un instrumental para
Banda. ara informes sobre cuaIquier ar
tfculO que Sc desee, Allen 81 ST. Apartado
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05
Switch Key
IN POSSESSION OF PATRICK
EAeEN CAUSES HIS ARREST
ON CHARGE OF TRAIN
WRECKlNG.

PITTsBURG, Pa Dec. 5.-Patrick
Eagan, former emplOye of the Balti'
more and Ohio railroad, living at West
Newton. near where the Baltimore and
Ohio train was wrecked last Saturday
has been placed under arrest and
charged with wrecEIng the train He
will be arraigned on the train wreck
ing charge Thursday. In the mean
time he is held on a charge OF trespaSs
to which he contesses. Eagen was
found at work soon after 1t occurred
and said he was attracted by the
crash. He has possessed a switch
key since he was discharged by the
road, and this key he claims to have
lost. Conflicting stories as to his
movements told by his wife caused
his arrest.
Eagan at present is under heavy
bail for assaulting his father'inlaw
with an axe and admits having been
sentenced to three years in the pen
itentiary for receiving stolen goods.