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Sucesos en- Ia isIa.

JuucoS, Jefe policfa. -Anoche con guar
dia Porrata y Cuevas sorprendf iugada
prohibido cafstfn AmbFosio Ramirez, arres
t6 doce individucs - CabO Aguqyo.
Yabucoa.-En este momento Buicid6ae
MsximiEo Lopez tomSndoas una fuarta
doAis Scido f6nico faIleciendo Immediate.
mants. - Ca6o Frio8
Humacso. o.-Csrrstero Carmalo Lopez
fac a1roIlsdo hoy en- hacienda "Guzm6n'
por an CAIRO de mercancfR que conducts,
que ,ando muesto instantkneameDts La
Corte instruye diligencias del case. o.-SoS'
ge'1tO Pa0r6.
Maysguez .-Anoche On la plaza fu6
agredido aon IN pufisl PTudencio Agcstini
por Juan Feliciano caus6ndole un harida
grave. FL sgresor fu6 arrestado una ho-
Ta despu6s de hRbeTss dado ls fdga.-
Teniente Castro
Ponce.-Hoy so envensn6 tomando
chAmiscO Ia individus Emilia Boi. Fue
conducids Hospital Tricochs. su estsdo
Oh grave.-SargentO BrWgWeraa
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.GARTA DEL SENIOR.
Andres Rodriguez.
D0nuneIa 4 in tInad0T que usl eI sUpu0stO nom
bro Do "AndT6s Rodriguez"
L. liguiente carta recibimor hoy:

IS nor director de 'Ia Correspon.
sdencia". Le suplico haga pdblicas
en- el diaEio que uBted dirije las 81
guientau manifestations, y poE tan Ge1ala-
do favor le viviF6 Rgradecido 3. q. yRG
Andres Rodriguez.
"Haca algdn tempo que rscibf cartas
que tFa1an 10 Biguiente direction: Ssi6oT
don Andres ROdrfgases, ageate de 0sWebyss
Esss caEtas fueEon devualtas Ia ofcina
poRtsl, mediante alegato de no ser 20 81
negociante On mueb!es one Be buscabs.
Algunos dias deapueS me entreg6 an em.
pIeado de ''La DamocFacia" una csrt8
que fu6 mandada al director de diCho es.
tableCimient0 con el fin de que este me ID
entvegara & mi.
En- dicha caEta que fu6 frmada en- Are
cibo He me exile que conteste Ia mayor
bfevedad devolviendo al senior Francisco
Velazquez, de Hatillo, 81 dinero que me
entreg6 8 los mueb'es que habfamos nego-
ciado dias antss NatuFalmente, 81 hecho
de mandar la Carta por conducto del senior
Mufloz Rivera me hizo guponer que efsc-
tivamente, Dc trat6 de hacerse llegar mi
ess documento 6 embellishments conteate
dicho senior Vel6zquez indic6ndole que
20 no tenfR el quito de conocerle que
nunCa he vendido muebles. LIE mand6.
adem6s an Ia miama caEta un retrato milo
con el fin de que en- Arscibo donde tengo
algunos amigos pudieran Teconocer mi re.
tFato. No he tenido adm contestaci6n de
esR carta.
Mas tarde reCibf de Bsysm6n unos re-
Cih0R fiFmad0g Asdrsa R0drS09laz nidf6n.
dome dineTo muebleB. EsoB recibos fac.
ron entregados Ia policfa aecreta que to
mia ya algunos mas , perlegufa al autOr
del timo.
HaCe dos dias que supe por IN amigo
milo que en- Santurce vive IN joven sastre
que tiene varies recibos que le fueron
mandados de Arecibo para que me hicie'
ran dado & mi (aeg6n 81 mismo me confs'
B6 aver delsnte de algunos caballero1.
Los recibos son igusles & los que tiene Ia
policfs Yo le hice la historic de todo 10
que oCurTe con 81 supueato Andrss ROdri'
gWes.
Como tengo la certezR de que hay an
sociRlista de Ultima hora que quiere hacsr
llegar eBoa reciboB & Ia redacci6n de un
diario republican, de eAta ciuda6; y como
no dudo nada de esos hombres, he querido
haceT eSta aclaraCi6n para que se Aepa que
no he vendido muebles nadie que mi
fiHma deSde hoy ser6 como sigue:
Andr6s ROdrsguss Vera
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ARTISTICA.
Blanca Matras.

La fama pFegonabR su nombHe como
reina de Ia zaYzusIa en- 81 g6neFO chico y
en- honor & IL veFdad, e1t8bamos diHpueg-
toa & condenaE Ia osadia de la diOBa, 81 Bus
pregones eran falsos, s pOnernos d lado
de ellis, Bi Gran juatos.
Por fortuna para noBotRog, fguramoB en-
ell fltimo conoepto, pues hemos tenido que
TeconoceF fuer de impaECiaIes, que Ia.
sefioFa Matr6B, es una consumada actriE y
ConocedoFa q Conciencia del movimiento
ezcenicc; aitsmerte c6mica cuandO IL d.
tusci6n 10 exile, trapformandose en- tragica
Cuando l'fgs la OCCASION.
Dsclama admiTablemente, puas "a tim
bFe de VOC, 10 mismo cantsndo que ha-
blando ca dulce, posea el diffcil don de
impEimir car6Cter & 10 dramStico, con 81
geato, con Ia mirads = con 81 delicada ma.
neEa de aCcionaF.
No me es possible enumerar uno por
uno, los triunfos innumerabIeg adquiridos
por tan simp6tica tiple, solo manera
de bosqueje, Citar@ 80 historic teRtraI.
A los IA s nos de edad, comenz6 su ca
rrera en- ZEagoza, fgursndo en- Ia compa.
mia de verso de r fIel Leon. Traacurri-
dos dos afios, Be contrat6 con el notable
don Julian Romea, qaien lR di6 conocer
como tiple, en- algunas zaFzueIaa sin coYo.
Mas tarde,fu contTatsda para CanRrias
en- concepto de Aegunda tipie, por Ia COM
psfifa de Wales Igleaias.
RegTeB6 & Madrid estudi6 custro me.
Bes con el maestro Llanos la eminente
LoTeto PFado, Ia contrat6 para 81 teatro
Romeo, de Madrid, con Ia que trabsi6 un
L nFsA om%pA u All n e
paH6 al teatro de ApOIO, en- 81 que hizo la
brilIante temporadR de invierno, Biendo
RplsudidfsimR, teniendo que abRndonaf
dicho teetro por haber gido contratada, on
virtud de suB escspcionsles facultadeB,
como primera tiple, por Ia gran Lsscrecia
ArGM0.
BESIDE euta fecha, eAtren6 muchas obTas,
escritss eBpresamante para ella, pueB los
autoFeB, cuando obHervaE dotes sobregR.
lientes en- una nueva artists, escriben On
Consonancia con el tipo real que en- la eS'
Cens ne las hR de dar conoceT.
De Ia c6lebFe zarzuels CaTGuselO, puede
decirGe que hizo una reforma, pueB result6
nuevs; de aquf dimRna la fama de esta
tiples famR que no h6 declinado en- 10 mas
mfnimo.
Volvi6 Madrid y debut6 con eBta
misma obra Ia que diFigi6 50 autor el
maestro Chuecs, Biendo smbos extraoTdi'
nariaments aplaudidog.
Ds entonces ac6, tanto en- Madrid como
en- Barcelons, y 10 mismo On las primeFas
capitAles de Espahs, ha venido escuchando
splausos, aplausos justoD que han encOn'
trado eco en- Puerto Rico, porque aquf 30
sabe prsmiar 10 que vale Cenuurar 10
milo.
ANGEL PECHE.
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favor de Ia j unta de Sc $40 % ctu.
Aver tsrde Bali6 en- sutom6Vil 81
gobernador Pest, hasta el Union Club,
dirijiendO 50 m6quins peruOnalmente con
Ia hsbi idad que le cRFacteriza,
Hoy saldran para ell baIneario de
Cosmo, 81 Lido. don Juan Guzm6n Beni.
tez y 30 diatinguids eBposR.
En- 81 regiutro civil Be HIN hecho las
insCripoiones liguientsp: Candida Franco
Negr6n, Rita Ferrer StraiDt, EcIa Me.
lsndez Lopez = las defuuCiones de Facun.
da ManBo tizaFTo y Maria Andrade
Coto.
DE contuBiones leveB han sido cura.
dos On sl cusrto de BoCOrros, Victor Jime'
nez, Pedro IzquierdO y AgripinR Torres
Han uido repaEtidoB los CsEtifcadoa
de passes de an grado & OtrO de lOG alumnos
de Ia escuela central graduRdR dc esta
ciudad.
En- Ia ckrcel municipal Be encuentTan
detenidas 50 personaa, siendo puestos en-
libertad Manuel Hernandez, AuTeliano
Rodriguez, JOS6 Ortiz, Jose Martinez ,
otFog.
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GlruIaaos dsntIstas, generates J msaores.

AcabamoB de recibir de los EBtados
UnidoH de una de las CASA mas acFedits-
das de SqueI gran pals un suFtido compile.
to de Forceps de pVimera Calidad, los 81.
feienteB para affontaE cuRlquiera extFac-
ci6n que De le presents. Vd. no COmpren'
de que con esos mochos viejoH ent6 uHted
perdiendO dinero, tempo y el cr6dito, puea
por pr6ctico que ustsd aea an este asunto
no podr6 haoer una extraction como Ia
puede hacer uno con los Forceps que hay
de venta en- Il Dap6sito Dental de Jott
Salgado Jim6nez, San Francisco 36, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Avisamos 3 las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que q peri6dico no les sera
enyiado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
oBieto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
crici6n.
Esta vale por un trimeste
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por un ado $500. Pago an
ticipGdO.
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EI plano tOpOgratica del "CondadO-
BsyOIa' queds teTminadO.
Dos prSnI0s Dc $500 J SlOO sOrsn eSnesdIdo'
al Iagsnl0FO uus pvsssnts 81 mSIor proySGtd
dc uTbOnIzgCI6H.

La siguierte caEta ha sido dirijida por
los seflores Beh1 hsrmanos los ingenie.
Tos de ests Ciudsd de la isis.
"Agosto 81 de 1907.
Muy gtfior nuestro: Nos ha sido entire
gRdo por nuestro ingeniero 81 plano to-
pogafco de la faca Condado- Bayola aitna.
de en- SantuEca consistiendo esta de unas
143 cuerdaB
"Hemog decidido abrir IN concuTuo pa
"a ell plano de UrbAnizaci6n de dicho te'
rreno y eBte efscto le regamos NOS svise
antsB del dia 25 del corTiente 81 desea as
ted tomar parts en- 81 ConcuEso. Dicho
concurso cOnaiUte en- devolver 81 plsn que
le mandaremoB con Hu UrbRnizaci6n debi'
daments tFszada y tsmbi6n an estudio
Hobre 81 alCantaEillado = desagtia de la
Finca.
Sci plano tiene todas las IfneaB de nj
velaci6n necesarias y le mandaremos una
copiR de este con las egpecifcacioneH que
gobernaran el ConcuFBc.
"LA comisi6n que decidir6 sobre 81 me-
or y mas pr6cticO plan de Urb Ani1aci6n
= del mas econ6mico y efeaz estudio del
alCRntarillado y desagus consistir6 de loa
Gefiores don Rafsel del Vale AtileB, don
Bernardo Huicy don Juau BautiSta Ro.
driguez,
"Habr6 dos premioH, el primero de
$4,000 y 81 segundo de $4,000.
Gel ConcuFso Be cerrara & las docs del
dia del 26 de Ssptiembre.
De I'd. Altos. s. s."
Con Ia termination del plano refsrido
tienen les ingenieroB de estR ciudAd y de
Ia isla ancho campo para hacer un buen
proyecto de uTbAnizRci5n del ''Condado'
en- cuyo sitio podr6n instalarHs msgnf6cal
cassS de vivienda, que Birvsn de mayor
de9shogO & la oiudad en- donde cada diR
30 hace mas diffcil la resideDcia va pOr Ia
subida de les precioS de alquiler va POI
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-El ron 'sExpoici6n San LuiF' dc Iou
Hsfors1 A. AlVarez Hermanou e 81 msior
y m6s puEo de Bu class. ConHtantas pedi.
dos quo acreditan "a bondad, son deupa.
Chadog pOr ezta CASA an "a Establishments
San Jos6 2. G.p
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otFaB causag.
81 .sCondado'' ser6 sin duda el uitio de
moda On donde reBidiF6n muchas familias
de eats capital = de tode la iala, = los ss'
Il 3res B .ho hermanos habr6n realigado
una buenR obra en- favor del ensancha de
la ciudad de Eus poblados cereanos
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-Sabe uated cual es 81 mejor Hotel de
Juan? Sin la menor dudR ca Ell HaIvetia
de Pedro Schirs, Cruz 27, Mesa, Aervi-
clio hsbitacioneg, todo es buauo allf
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Los vecinos de Ia calle de "CeTEa en-
Santurce Sc quejan de que el CARO- en- que
se expende hialo al p6blico no vista aque'
lIos sitios oon la reguIaridad necegaria.
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PARA UN REGALO no hay cora me-
jor que una cajita de fantasia, que scaban
de recibir NJ. BprilIO y Co, San JustO 55
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En- asa imprsnta % venda papoI do %.
Ei6diCo viRio & 92.OO loa 48 kiloa Cun quin.
taLl
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GREAT IRRIGATION EXAMPLE.


of afforded
a
through Honolulu this week More than two decades ago there
able amount land has been reclaimed by enterprise IN ha ne II we"
southern continent
of
occupied practically but fringe of the whole
territory birth the Commonwealth
of necessarily been
ftfu the infant naonod and
example Egypt stimulus they
evidently necessity their
Wyoming federal
Wales
handling huge irrigation project The state has
OF o building
the Murumbidg
significant Barren Jack From this
million half
An of this large public enterprise The work. with
assumptions small copper
purchased
gallons OF waterW involve 1t IS estimated an expenditure OF oooo
viii well spent The the work is to
also the Australians who
Rvina district which have the DAM includes
the DAM it is related
miles, the
which time merely deep with feeble and inter
mitt wandering istlesly n Depths
subsidiary
teal work begun only in January last there already existence
inhabitants,
system police boarding
public allowed suspected selling
ceremony
development great
proposed these places full Roadway
public Territory regarding
in
of
island which might be reduced great economic value for both agricultural
and mechanical purposes
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dipped into nearly everything. He be.
was a man apart in the diplomatic
world. What the representative of nc
other foreign power at this capital
would have thought of doing, or been
excused for doing, Mr.. WI did with
the blandest air imaginable. He made
his own rules, and this government
good-naturedly allowed them.
He hads however, begun to pail on
the public taste when his government
recalled him. He returned home
chagrined at his failure to secure the
repeal of the Chinese exclusion law,
or even its modification, and not long
afterward a boycott was inaugurated
in portions of China against Ameri-
can goods. 1t was never as formidable
as represented, but, whatever it's pro-
portions, it was widely attributed to
the influence of Mr.. WI. People said
that the willy gentleman was putting
into practice at home one of the
secrets he had learned while sojourn-
ing with us. And some people smiled
and declared that Mr.. WI was a very
clever fellow.
Let that compliment stand. Mr.. WI
may be a very clever fellow, but in
the circumstances not the fellow for
this billet now. Our eastern problem
grows in Importance and difficulty, and
China should have at this post not a
toast" nor a table wit, nor an en-
pertaining diner-out and dinner-giver.
but a man of business strictly, who
knows his business and will stick to
it. She has such in her service, has
just recalled one from here, and should
send another of his quality. Our rela-
tions with her are pleasant, and not
even the risk of a change in them
should be incurred by an appointment
which would have nothing to recon-
mend it of diplomatic character Mr..
WI had no success here as a diplomat.
but only as a novelty, and even as a
novelty his vogue had passed before
his recall took Observation-Disclosures
Star.
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RACIAL ExcLus1vENEss.

Secretary of Commerce and Labor
from trip to Hawaii, made a signif-
cant statement in response to a query
propounded by japanese writers, re-
garding the advisability of permitting
a preponderating population of Japan
csc in the islands. Mr.. Straus said:
can ideal condition for the future
welfare of these islands would be that
there should not be too great a pre-
ponderance of any one race, but that
an equilibrium be maintained. -
This remark, aside from its import
anee as coming from a member of the
Presidents cabinet, has a message for
more than one nation imbued with the
colonizing spirit. 1t is daily being
proved that greatest progress takes
place under conditions which admit of
the assimilation of new strains of
blood. England has grown great with
the admixture of Gaul, Celt, Norseman
and Teuton, with their own mingled
races. America would never have been
what she is now if only the Puritans
and Pilgrims had come thither to rule.
She has needed the rich strain of blood
which the French brought, the sturdy
upbuilding of the Hollanders and Ger
mans. She will yet see that the Ital~
ians, the Huns and Poles have added
strength and force to her national life.
Spain has been too exclusive in domin-
ion; so has Russia. 1t will neither be
good for the japanese themselves nor
for the other races to make Hawaii
solely japanese country instraditions,
customs and thought.
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SPEAKERS ON HAWAII p
AT MOHONK CONFERENCE:

Gorham D. Gilman of Boston send
the Advertiser the following newspa
per clipping on the 18th Lake MohonI
conference. and notes on the back O
the paper that speakers on Hawai-
will be Bishop Restarick, DIR. N. B
Emerson, Judge F. NJ. Hatch, Abram
| Lewis, Jr, and others:
1.-THE Lake Mohonk conference OF
| friends of the Indian and other Deepen
dent peoples will observe it's 18th year
at its annual meeting to be held at
| Mohonk Lake, n. Y, October 1926.
| The work of this conference is as we'll
known as that of any similar series
of gather ngs in the United States.
1t has eXerted constant forward
pressure on public opinion, and has
lifted the popular conception of prob
lens indicated in it's general title to a
higher level through its deliberations.
There are comparatively few eminent
men in the country who have not at
one time or another spoken before it's
meetings. The quarter-centenarY will
not be especially observed this year
beyond an address by DIR. Merrill E.
Gates, secretary of the United States
Board of Indian Commissioners, who
will review the twenty-five years
work of the conference.
The conference this year, however,
will have unusual interest through it's
consideration of the Philippine prob
lena new significance being given it
at this time through the wide discus
sion of the suggestion of sale of the
islands. Time was (and not long ago.
when the mere suggestion of a de-
STABILITY of letting go in any degree
was looked upon as hardly less than
treason Now such a suggestion is
regarded with curious favor, and the
chief opposition seems likely to come
from those who first opposed our TAX
ing hold. The moral ground furnishes
still a good basis for Philippine con-
and this ground may be
looked for at the root of the Lake Mo-
honk discussion this year. Speakers
on the Philippines will include Paul
Charlton of the Bureau of Insular At
fairs; Arthur F. Odlin, formerly judge
of the Philippine Court of First In
stance; congressman Driscoll of New
York, Jones of Virginia and Bourke |
Cochran of New York; c. H. Clark of
the Hartford Courant, Rev. Charles c.
Creegan of New York and Thomas
LawIer of Boston. The Indians and |
Hawaii will also receive attention, and |
possibly also Porto Rico"
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A NAME IN TIE SAND.

Alone walked the ocean strand;
A pearly shell was in my hand:
stopped and wrote upon the sand
My name-the year-the day.
AS onward from the spot I passed,
One lingering look behind I cast;
"A wave came rolling high and fast,
And washed my lines away.
And so, methought, twill shortly be
With every mark on earth for me:
A wave of dark oblivion's sea
Will sweep across the place
Where have trod the sandy shore
OF time, and been, to be no more,
OF me-my day-the name I bore,
To leave no track nor trace.
And yet, with Him who counts the
sands
And holds the waters in His hands,
I know a lasting record stands
Inscribed against my name,
Of all this mortal part has wrought,
OF all this thinking soul has thought,
And from these fleeing moments
caught
For glory or for shame.
Hannah Flagg Gould.
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THE RETIRED VET.

A few evenings ago the stage man.
ager came before the curtain during
the interval between the second and
third acts at certain theater and said
in a loud voice: Il am requested To
ask if Doctor Fladger is in the audi
ence. There was no response. "Is
Doctor F'ladger in the audience?" per
sisted the stage manager; Il am in
formed the case is urgent" a red
raced and embarrassed man arose
rather than keep the audience wait
lng,' he said, II will acknowledge that
am Doctor Fladger. But I am a
morse doctor, and I retired from ac-
tive practice nine years ago. There
isn't any case urgent enough to occupy
ny attention one minute. Go ahead
with the play
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TEXT OF THE
AGREEMENT
Continued from Page One.)

years income shall be paid to the re
naming beneficiaries, share and share
alike; and provided further that the
fiscal year above referred to shall be
computed from July 31st, 1907, and a
corresponding date in succeeding years.
Fourth: All of said children, save
and except Marie K. Humphreys, will
join in release to Carrie B. Riggs, alb
solutely, of all their right, title and
interest in and to said Carrie B. Riggs
one-f1fteenth share of the corpus of said
"Pepeekeo Trust" and said Carrie B..
Riggs, in return therefor, shall release
to all of said children (save and ex-
cept said Marie K. Humphreys, alb
solutely, all of her said Carrie B. Riggs
right, title and interest in and to their.
and each of their, shares in said corpus.
Fifth: Mrs. Julia H. Along and all
of her children will release to Emme-
line NJ. Magoon their shares in that
part of the estate of Chun Along, de-
ceased, represented by the conveyance
from Emmeline NJ. Magoon and hus-
band to Chun Along, dated July 10,
1890, and recorded in Liber 255 at page
POI
Sixth: Answer to be filed in the
equity suit entitled Carrie B. Riggs "
Julia H. Along, ct al, numbered
Equity 1916, now. pending in the Cir
cult Court of the First Judicial Circuit.
in the Territory of Hawaii, and a con-
sent decree (as proposed by Judge
Humphreys in his letter to Judge Dole
of June u. 1900 entered therein in
form agreeable to Mrs. Afong's counsel
Seventh: A .reasona BILE time shou1d
be allowed within which to raise the
money needed for this settlement. the
sums hereinbefore named to be paid To
the respective parties, not later, how
ever, than the 18th day of August. 4.
D. 1907.
Eighth: In view of the expenses and
demands upon Mrs. Along, the sum of
htteen thousand dollars (s15,000) shall
De Immediately released from the oper-
alton Of the present injunction.
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CHINA AND AMERICA.

China should think twice before de-
this post as her representative. Her
interests here are all the greater by
reason of the new situation in the east,
and they should be in the hands of a
man altogether acceptable to the
American people.
In the earlier days of his sojourn in
Washington Mr.. Wa was something of
a toast. So much of a toast, indeed,
as hardly entitled him to the name of
diplomat. His English was good, his
manner brisk and unconventional, his
curiosity boundless, and his industry
tireless. He went everywhere, and
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At least basis practical negotiation
losing both the
mod on the alroute.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-02-07

ARE FATAL
JAMES MCCARTHY, HURT THREE
YEARS AGO, PASSES AWAY
THIS AFTERNOON

From Wednesdays Daily.
AS a result. his relatives say, of in
judies received about three years ago,
James Mccarthy residing at 81
North Birch street. passed away at
1880 o'clock this afternoon. Until
yesterday, Mr.. Mccarthy, while ailing
has not been compelled to retire to
his bed. but at that time he became
worse and physician was summoned.
His condition rapidly grew more grave
and he passed away this afternoon.
According to the family, Mr. Nc
Garrity's death is due to injuries re-
ceived three years ago while in the
employ of the Burlington road At
that time his shoulder was dislocated
and his head injured. From these
hurts he has never fully recovered,
and to them the family attribute his
sudden death.
Mr.. Mccarthy is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Mccarthy,
and other relatives. No arrangements
for the funeral have yet been made.