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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-05-10

Miss Heloise Thomas. of Cincin-
natl, is here for several days, the
guest Of Miss Leila snyder.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-05-10

sr,am frccrcru at sullIvan'a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-05-10

Miss Emma Wallace came down
from Paintsyille Sunday for a
short visit to home people.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-05-10

Dr. Bernard CARED is in this VI
entity, called here by the serious
Illness OF his brother lsadore.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-05
Mas nOtiCiaS.

"LA VILLA DE MADRID" avisa &
suB favorecedores, que ACADIA de recibir Las
legftimas alfombras terciopelo de Oriente,
marca "Escudo" para Bala, asf como los
dFileH de hilo, legftimo ndmero 100 T
pijapa)y las mejores alpacas negras , casi
mireB ingleseB.
En- materialeS para Ia confecci6n de
oymbrerog, ENGAGES, bordados, aplicaciones
cors6s; es Ia casa que tiene siemPre el
nejor gurtido en- Puerto Rico. Hacemos
snvfos por corFeos ( todos los pueblos de
la islas IeIsfono S7S. p o. B. 764.
San Francisco 5, San Juan P. r.
: COLONOS "Esperanza
Central Sugar Co" Of .Naguabo have sevs-
raj good openings for "COlOnos'' for leaE'
ing lands and planting canes under very
liberal and profitable contract. Apply to
@. ]. Field, General Manager. Central
Esperanza, Naguabo. 3vp.&
Sc solicitan pIatero relojero, que
tengan buenas referencias de los talleres en-
que hayan. .trabajado, On la Joyerfa y pla-
terra de M. r. Silva. Luna II. Apar-
tado POI. Is va.
-sACOs DE YUTE para az6car y
cafe reaIizan pTecios ventajosos s. Melon
& Ca. San Juan p. r.
Ell ron stExposici6n San Luis" de los
sefores A. Alvarez Hermanos es Ell mejor
mas puro de Bu clase. Censtanteg pedi
dos que acreditan So bondad, son despa-
chados por esta casa On Bu establecimiento
San jose z. Ia. o. s
En- la Gale del PaFque A, 90 ha CO.
rrado un eBtablecimiento de proviBiones
1Navs r. r,r Sl1rnE0 .0v &-I go
two, SO arFienda Ia casa se venden las
existenciss, que son todas freBcas.
El sitio que ocupa dicho establecimiento
por Bus condolences esta llamRdo ser el
segunao Parque. Para mas informes en-
81 mismo local, Santurce, calle del Parque
parade A. 6v.G
Pietri y sus memories hJoB Maria Joaefa-
Magdalena, Francisco Jose, AngeIa,Lata
lima Nicolas Carlos Ravry Morazzani
por medic de Edictos que ge publicaran en-
ef Peri6dico ''LA CORRESPONDENCE
CIA" que re edita en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico, haci6adoae dicha publication una
vez pOr Bemana cuando menoB por nm
periodic de DOS MEsES.
Sc NOTIFICA IA USTEDES que
de no comparecer & conteatar dicba deman
do dentro de Gu ARENTA DIAS despues
de Notifcados, 81 Demandante podr6, des-
pues que sean ustedes deClaradoB en- rebel.
sdfa, HOlicitar sentencia & su favor, de
acuerdo con 10 solicitado en- au demands.
EXTENDIDA BAJO MI FIRMA Z
,SELLO OFFICIAL DE LA CORTE en-
sMayagdez, hoy % de Mario de 1907.
francisco Llavat secretario.
E.
PeF loas eabatsTa Dptyt ~
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Los med1cosn codenan unanimemente el
uso de las emuIsiones que contienen Gro
sotado 8 GuayacOl. Es bien saO1do que
estas sustancias cuando Sc toman mazcla-
das con el Aceite de Afgado de bacaJao IN
rritan ell est6magoy los rifiones, entorpe-
cen la buena nutrici6n y por las frecuentes
eyacuaciones que causan, producer el rap1-
do aniuuilanniento de los enfermos
FL DR.. Parsons, un distinguido especla-
lists de la Ciudad de Mexico, dice este
respecto: "Refiriendome al Valor germ1cl-
da de la Creosota, cuando Sc le admln1stra
q enfermos tuberculosOs, Incorporate q
preparedness de Aceite de H1gado de Baca-
lao, de claro: que los esper1ment0s qulILll-
cos Y la observation cu1dadosa De un graz
nGmero de casos, han demostrados que
culQuiera que sean los resultadoe peneneOs
que los emfermos puedan reclclr del uso
de la CresOta otTas sustanc1as lrrlIanLes'
estos resultados los nulifican los efecCos
perniciosos que ejercen tales drogas en- el
est0mago. .......
Els un hechO bien conocido que Ia aslml-
laci6n facil Y compieta de los allmenIos es s
de la mayor importanc1a en- 81 traIaLnlentO raeI
de las Intermediates que Sc caracCerlzan
oor denutrici6n. Sc sabe tanbien que el
Aceite de Higado de BacalaO, perfecLamen
lie emuIsionado, es uno de los mejores
ben recsnstituyetes. Por ESQ es que los
distinguidOs especialistas prescrlben hoy
las emulsiones de Aceite de Higado de Ba-
calao que no contiene CreOsotS q oCras
sustancias irritantes, que ccaslonan 81 oe-
s6rden de las funciones digestiVas.
De las diferentes preparedness de AcelLe
de Hfgado de BacalaO, 20 prehero Ia Enlui-
sion de Scott que fabrican los Sres' 5cOEG q
Bovine de Nueva York
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-05
Puede que nazcan dos principles.
RSpstIda Ia historic do los =.
reyes gsmeIOs de FranGIa.

"L'EcIalr," importante diario parisianse
en- una de sus mas recientes ediciones, pu-
blica un despacho procedente de Madrid,
en- que Sc dice que en- los cfrculos de ALI
reina cierta sgitaci6n & consecuencia de
que, aegdn ciertas indicaciones, Ia Reina
Victoria Eugenia dara luz gemelos.
ST acaso fnese asf, no faItarfan discusio.
nes en- Ell evento de que los gsmelos fueran
hombres. No obstante que la ley espafiola
Gu vigeucia deolara que eli primer nacido
de los gemelOu, es el mas gFsnde y, se da
ell tapto, tiene .el derecho de succession, 81
antique regimen eEpahol cOntrarresta este
orden de cosas y Sc da el derecho de pri
mogenitura al que naci6 en- segundo lugar
pues seg6n la opinion mfdica, es ell mayor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-05
una ACUSACION EN- CUBA DEL SAR
gentO InChaUstegui.
DenunCi6 a los perl6diCOs como CuIpabIss d.
que eI luegO no Sc termine ALI.

Ell gargento Iuchaustegui en- la Haba-
ma acerca y denuncia los peri6dicos
como cuIpableB de que el juego no Sc
termine en- Cuba.
Dice Inchaustegui que los peri6dicos
estimuIan ell juego publicando el ndmero
de paTticipaciones vendidas en- la New
York Stock Exchange" y tambien la
suma pagada en- juegos jai 0Jai. Ell sar-
gento dice que muchas personals juegan
diariamente sobre las tres primeras fgqras
de estas retribuciones.
Hasta tanto que la New York Exchan-
ge y el jai aIai no Sc prOhiban;' mientraB
los clubs polfticos tengan mesas de 60cca-
rat; mientras est6n abiertas las casaE de
juego las ruedas de ruletas murmuren
en- los hoteles; Sc preguntarSn los editores
de los peri6dicos j''qui6n tiene miedo"?
Asi dice Inchaustegui.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-05
CORTE De DlSTRITO De MAYAGUEz.
No. 1859, civiL ! CahcefcI6n de anO.
Lucas Pagan. taCl6N preventive De
Vs. embargo J de una
SuCssl6n de J. RaTy DIaz, J hFpOtGGa.
EMPLAZAMIENTO.
EMPLAZAMIENTO.
EE. UU. de America,
Ell Presidente de los EE. UU.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico.

EE. UU. de America, --~.
Ell PreBidente de los EE. UU.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
A la SUCCESSION de Jos& Rsvry y Diaz,
compuesta de su viuda, Maria Morazzani
Pietri y sus memories hiios que Be nombran:
Maria Josefa Magdalena, Francisco Jose,
Angela Catalina, Nicolas Carlos Ravry
Morazzani, 8 sean los demandados antes
mencionadog.
POR FL PRESENTE Sc NOTIFL-
CA A USTEDES, que Sc ha presentado
en- Ia ofcina del Secretario de Ia Corte de
Distrito de Maysgiiez, Puerto Rico; Ia
demAnda del actor anteB citado On la cual
Sc slega solicita que deb9 acordarsa por
Ia Corte la cancellation de la anotaci6n de
embargo que existe VICENTE ef el Registro
de la Propiedad de San German al folio
1876 vuelto del tomo II del Ayuntamiento
de San German; fnca DGmero 676, anota-
ci6n letra GAP folio 179 vueIto del cita.
do tomo II fnca nGmero 677 anotaGi6n
letra GAP procedente de una demanda eje
cutiva entablada por Jose Rsvry Diaz en-
el sxtinguido Juzgado de Ira. instancia de
San German;y asf mismo que 30 declare
pula inefcaz Ia hipoteca ccnstithfda en-
4 uo OCBUUE6 u6 lCJO &uBo 6l NOG8F1O O8
San German Jose r. NazaTio de Figaeroa,
por Candido Lugo Rodriguez represen-
tado poS su Apoderado Santiago Quifichini
favor de Don Juan Estevan Stefani, por
la sums de siete mil ciento cincuenta y tres
pesos doce centavos; cuya hipoteca Cedi6
Stefani Jose RavFy Diaz por -escTitura
de de Enero de 1891 ante el mismo No,
tario; que Sc mande cancsIar 50 fnBcrip
ci6n en- el Registro de Ia Propiedad, Ii
br6ndose para clio mandamientoB por
Duplicado al RegistradoT de Ia Propiedad
de San German; que 80 Condene 4 Ia
succession demandada en- costas I'll Sc opuBie-
ren.-Eg abogado del demandante 81
Lcdo. Benito Fores habiendo presentado
una moci6n dicho Abogado, Ia cuSl fu6
debidamente iuTada Bolicitando que Be en-
plazara & Uds. demandados por medic de-
Edictos por reaidiT Uda. fuera do Ia Isla
de Puerto Rico en- ignorado paradero, y Il
Corte ha ordenado que 81 seTvicio de en-
plazamiento ca esta acci6n sea hecho' & los
demands SSuCeai6n de Jose RRYry Diaz;
compueata dc IN Viuda Maria AoEa2zani
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-05
POIiCIiniCa CagueIa

As1srENC1A MEDICo-QUIRURG1cA PARA
ABoNADos. SERvICIO LIBKE.
MED1COs DIRECTORIES:
DR., Victor Gutierrez Ortiz.
Dr. Jose Reguero Felid.
Especiaiidades DIR. Gabriel Gimenez
Saniurio. Oculista. DR.. Manuel GimeBez
Cruz. Partos. DIR. Pedro Gutierrez Igara-
videz. Intermediates de la sangre BAG
teriologia,
IToRAs DE CONsULTA:
Dr " Gutierrez ....... de ga II a. m.
DIR I Reguero. .,....,.... de IA 4 p. m.
Direction telegrafca: "Gurreguero"
Direction postal: apartadO l3O.
Caguas, Gale de VizcarrOndO.
Pfdase ell Reglamento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-05

bios medicos Germod Bouchardat, Nonat
Y Chomei en- sus estudios sobre ell vino San
Rafael de Valence (DrOme) France, des-
pu6s del analisis hechO por los emlne ates
sabios Liebig Easteur, certitican que las
propiedades de este vino son de tai eXcelen-
cia, que su uso debe ser ObligatOr1o los
dolo, frecuentemente garantiza buena sa-
Iud, 10 uue recommends muy eficazmente
q todos sus culegas. Cuidese mucho con
las falsificaciones. UnicOs agentes para la
Isls de Pto-R Rico. CerecedO He9n1GT10S 81
Cg San Juan PR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-05

Regalamos un hermOso Re-
0D loi todO ell que nos Venda
"a piezas de nuestra prem
!: !; E. s. !. 8. :. 3. 3:
O Envie su nOmbre y direc-
das Sc las enviaremos
Vuelta de cOrreO para su
-, venta. Dirijase
THE ,INrO-RICO HONE Supply 90.
P.B BOX 486. San Juan, P. r.
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SEPASE

Que NO publicamOs comuDicsdos sin que
sean pagadOs pOr adelantado.
CGdR sells palabras SO cueDtan por una H.
usa Ia linea vale d1eZ csntavOs'
Las cartas que vengsn cor communicates
ain an iunnaptG ""nt@Star
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-05
Festival artistIGO Ell domingo.

FL domingo Z del actual Be repetir6 en-
el teatro municipal el festival artfstico que
& petici6n de muchas familiaB que no
pudieron asistir el Eabado pasado, asi
como la juventud del comercio, ofrecera
al pGbico la artista nuestra ggntl smiga,
peforita Paoli, daDdo el primer acto de
la opera Carmen en- el que tomar6n
parte bellfsimas sc fioritas de esta sociedad,
secundado por el inspirado director artfs-
tico Paco Cort6s y otros elsmentoB Valiosos
de nuestra juventud.
Oportuuamente publicar6mos el pro-
grama que sera suggestive.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-05
7 IhnICAlnR GENERA

Cg9NsEIo A LAS MADREs.- -El jarabe calnlante &c
il Sen va Winsow debe ussrse sempre que los nlaos
an = odo de Ia dentiei6n. Proporcona avio inTnedato
Il peoueo paciente produce suso natural tran9uro
s,,a N dolor el angelic despierta muy vivo aegre
~ nv aqrad5ble Al paladar cala al nino, abanda sus
ensas avs sus dolores, hace facles las funcones de-
6r1apo reeuia los infesGinos. Es e mejor remedio
eonoedo para Ia darrea va Drovenga esa de Ia denteon
de caduea otra causa 1sngase mucho cuidado pedr
q t'arabs Calmante de IA Sonora WinsoW s~ss el meIo
A fndo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-05
EN- VEGA
Baja Ia queida Sc
iorita Ines We
negas.
SentidOS Vers0S dediCadOS
a..su amada memOTia,
(DsmuestrO correspOnsal.) }

Abril 3.-Hoy solo dedicaTe mis- notas
s mi querida amiga y antigua discfpula
Ines Venegas.
Jovsn, bella, inteligente carifosa, en- fin
uu dechado de YirtudeB, baja Ia tumba
mi querida Ines. .-
Desde muy joven demostr6 el gran ia.
lento que luego le conquist6 un alto puesto
entire sus compueblanos.
En- la escuea de tel6grafos alcanz6 muy
buenas notas y mas tarde fu6 nombrada
escribiante de la Camara de DeIegados.
Como afcionada, era principal fgura en-
ell elenco de este pueblo.
Bastaba yer su nombre en- el programa
para que el teatro obtuviera un lleno com.
pleto pues Sc decfan: "Trabaja Ines pueg
esta buena la function"
Como amiga era insustituible,
Su caracter jovial y carifioso Ia hacfan
desear en- todaB las reuniones.
Nuestro recuerdo la acompafiaEa eter.
namente.
Y le pediremoB al Senior que de resigna-
cion q nuestra queTida amiga dona Obdu-
liza, (su santa madre) para que Boporte tan
rudo golpe. LIE envfo ess poesfa dedicada
su memoriR.
4 la memorial de nucstrG
buenq amiga Ines Venegosr
iD6nde esta, ioh, muertel tu
aguij6n? 5donde esta, ah Sc
pulcrO! tusVictOria2
(San Pablo los Corinthios XV---55.)
iLLORAR!
iLlorar! 5por que llorar cuando un suspiro
del alma Sc desprende, tiende el vuelo;
81 es. el suspiro, una oraci6n que sube
entire el fufdO vital que forma ei cielo?
iLlorar! 5por que lloraT, 81 es apsrsnte
Ia muerte que nos sigue y acOngoja,
81 es esa muerte, vida, cuyas ramas
renOvandOse van hOja -por hoja?.... ..-
iPor que llorar, 81 ALA, en- Ia ipmensa
(altura,
en- toda so extension desconocida,
van las hojas del drbol que sc caen
para reverdecer con nueva vida?...
ImSgen bella de filial ternura:
fragante flor que herida en- su corOIa
encerraste en- tus hojas perfumadas
eli nimbo espiritual de tu aureola,
hey, que al espscio del Et6reo subeS,
en- donde has de encOntrar flores y gloria,
entire tus hojas de pureza guarda
de nuestro afecto la eternal memoria; .
que aquf, noSotraB, de pesar tFanBidas,
al sufrir de tu ausencia los rigores,
al recOrdarte siempre ioh, Ines querida,
junto tus restos Bembrar6mos fores!.....
FELISA.
Vega Baia, abriI 2, 1907.
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En- Ia caTcel municipal Be encuentran
actualments detenidas 81 personaa de
elias l9 H0u mnisEel ! menOra d sdad D
The Colorado statesman., 1907-09-07
Child Mother browns Babe.

Chicago.-'I took the clothes from
my little baby, kissed it good-by and
then held it out far over the water,
like this, and let it fall
This startling statement, punctuated
with sobs and completed in tone of
vcice almost a shriek concluded the
testimony of little Mary Lappela, the
Finnish "child-mother," on trial before
Judge Chetlain on a charge of drown
ing her two-weeks old baby.
She told of her little romance and of
her misfortune She related the terri
BILE blow she suffered when Frank
Wallkala refused to marry her. She
suffered for weeks and then her little
Laura was born in Chicago. She wor-
ried and was unable to conceal the
shame of 1t ALL
Finally she went to the lake, to the
water that had been so dear to her in
her Finnish home, and there took the
little life of the only one dear to her in
this world. 1t was a sensational and
heart-rending story.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-09-07
Rolling Stock for Foreign Railroads.

New York.-Contracts aggregating
S2.000,000 have recently been awarded
American concerns for rolling stock
to be used by foreign railroads. The
American Locomotive Works, the
Baldwin Locomotive Works and the
st. Louis Car Company. will supply
nearly 100 locomotives and 300 cars,
including a number of motor cars, for
Japan, Mexico and the West Indies.
The chief contract calls for twenty
six consolidation locomotives for the
Hokaido railway, running through the
coal region in northern Japan. The
Japanese government railways have
also contracted for twenty-four eight
wheel engines.
Bolivian, Colombian and Jamaican
railways have ordered locomotives and
the Chilean railways have ordered
passenger and freight cars.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-09-07
JAPS OCCUPY
PRATAS ISLAND
HOIST THEIR NATIONAL FLAG
NEAR PHILIPPINES AND
CAUSE SOME WORRY.
is C0ALING STATION
LITTLE YELLOW MEN GET AS
NEAR UNCLE SANS POSSES
sIoNs AS CONSISTENT.

Woshington.-News from Ycz-aharla
that Japanese explorers" have occu-
pied and hoisted the national flag
over the island of Pratas near the
Philippines, has attracted much atten-
tion here, because by this act Japan
has acquired territory within 12O miles
of the Philippines which would furnish
an admirable naval base. Japanese pos.
sessions are brought almost within the
archipelago, because Pratas island is
less than sixty miles north of the
twentieth parallel, which was the
northern boundary of the former Span
ish dominions as defined by the treaty
of Pariu
The Bureau of Insular Affairs is sup
piled with a great deal of information
about Pratas island and Pratas reef, of
which it is the visible part. The island
Is in latitude North 20o 42' and longi-
tude East 1160 AS. 1t forms the mid
die and the west side of Pratas reef,
is about one and one-half miles long
and one-half mile wide, and is shaped
like horseshoe. 1t rises forty feet
above the sea and is visible in clear
weather about twelve miles.
Pratas island, in connection with tho
eXcellent anchorage anorded by PrataS
reef, would be very serviceable to the
Japs should their navy operate in
the waters adjacent to the Philip
pines. The reef, the northeast point
of which is about eleven miles from
the island, is wind barrier of circu-
lar form inclosing lagoon with water
Of from five to ten fathoms.
The reef is about forty miles in cir
cumference and between one and two
miles in breadth. There are two chan
nels leading into the lagoon, one on
either side oi Pratas island. There are
several good anchorages in from ten
to twenty fathoms of water, the posi-
tion abreast of the south channel being
well adapted for naval purposes
Pratas island is composed of sand.
1t has been generally visited by Chin
ese fishermen in the early part Of the
year. 1t is said to be the last land be-
tween the chain running down to For
mosa and beyond the Philippine ISL
ands.
In no way could the island be Of
value to anyone except for naval pur-
poses. 1t is barren except for bushy
growth. But as a coaling and refitting
base 1t might be of great value during
a blockade of Manila or ports on the
Chinese coast.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-09-07
CHICAGO MAIDENs ARE RESCUED
They Hire Mere Man as they Would
Cab

Chicago.-Let 10 fair maiden, no
spinster, no matron, no anybody, wan
der about Chicago's streets alone, for
lorn and lost. The time has arrived in
Chicago when
You an hire a dress suit, a frock
coat, business suit or any other class
of male attire, with a man of any de-
scription in it, for 81 an hour"
Here's the secret. Since things are
coming your way, ladies, let 1t be
known to you this Utopia may be ac-
quired.
F. F. Elmer, formerly of San Fran
cisco, is responsible for it. At 167
Dearborn street, suite 607, you will
find him with his altogether remark
able establishment known as an 'es-
cort bureau" the first of it's kind in
Chicago.
You need not be afraid. Your es-
cort can sit with you at the Annex
and dine in as correct manner as
any gentleman you ever met.
But
You must thereafter properly" see
the cashier yourself. He pays for
nothing. He is the wooden man with
the polite gush, the ready response, the
steady acquiescence and the sure
enough strong arm if you get into trou-
BILE. You may confide in him. He
forgets quickly. When you turn him
into the escort garage" he forgets
you.
Here we have the experience of a
beautiful young woman who went to
this remarkable place and sought out
"one dollar per escort" Listen:
will it be possible for you to send
a nice-looking escort to the theater
with me?" asked the young woman?
Certainly" said Mr.. Elmer. Blonde,
brunette, bald, fat or thin?" came the
startling answer.
In response to this came the de-
scription of the mana real Gibson
fellow
Really, a delightful experience" !"
said she afterwards. I'VE girls need
nc longer feel that we have to depend
upon our young men acquaintances
A five spot will get an escort OF the
finest finish'
The Colorado statesman., 1907-09-07
Boy Learns He Is Rich from Stranger

Sheridan, Wyo.-Charles Waits, a
waiter at the City restaurant, is aston
ished to learn that he is the owner of
an orange plantation near Red Oak,
California, valued at $4,000. When
VI ats, who is now IS years of age.
was baby his father took up a tract
of land in California, set it in orange
trees, had deed made in the name
OF the baby and leased the property
for seventeen years, with the under
standing that the orange trees were
to be cared for and certain improve
ments made to the place each year.
He said nothing to his son of the mat
ter, and Waits was surprised a few
days ago by letter from the lessee
of the property stating that the lease
expires October 1, 1907, and that he
10 willing to pay $1,000 an acre for the
property. Young Waits has written to
his father In regard to the matter
and has not yet received a reply Be-
ing still a minor, he cannot, of course,
dispose of the property without the
consent Of his father.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-09-07
Bryan Goes After Taft.

Oklahoma City. Okla.-Ten thousand
persons heard William j. Bryan here
reply to the recent address of Secre-
tary of War Taft upon the Oklahoma
Indian territory political situation, in
Convention hall, and 5000 persons, un-
able to secure admittance to the audi
torium, attended an overflow meeting
near by.
Mr.. Bryan was enthusiastically re-
ceived In addition to scoring Secre-
tary Taft soundly for placing his per
sonal ambitions above the welfare of
the people of Oklahoma, and attacking
the views of the secretary of war on
national policies, Mr.. Bryan declared
that the constitution of the proposed
new state was even better than that
of the United States.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-09-07
Publicly Denounces Christian Science

New York.-Clarence A. Byrne, a
self-styled healer" who was released
from prison after having served a
thirty-day sentence for having allowed
his six-year-old daughter, Violet, to
die without medical attention, publicly
repudiated the Christian Science faith
during testimonial meeting in Chris
tian Science church. Byrne said that
while he was suffering under the cross
of punishment for the faith that he
had held at time when he first needed
comfort from the members of the
church, they had disowned him and
denied that he was an adherent of their
creed
Byrne came from Kansas City a
year ago.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-09-07
Boy Murderer Sent to Prison for Life

Pueblo.-Eugene Mendicelli, the
eighteen-year-old boy convicted OF
murder in the first degree for killing
Antoine Tafone, an Italian grocer, was
sentenced to life Imprisonment al
hard labor In the penitentiary by
Judge ]. e. Rizer.
In overruling a motion for q new
trial Judge Rizer commented on q
point brought out by Mendicelli's at
torneys. which was that as the law
provides either life imprisonment OF
hanging In first degree convictions
the trial Judge Should MT excuse jur
ors who had conscientious scruples
against hanging.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-09-07

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