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The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-16
A $2,5oo DRESS SUIT.
Worn by One of Our BattIeships and
Consists of Flags.

Few realize the number Of flags car
the gay bunting which fiutters from
mast to mast at holiday time. In ad-
dition to fleet communication, neces-
sary during maneuvers in home water,
says Army and Navy Life, the ship
must be equipped with an extensive
array Of flags on board for various
forms of ceremonial and official occa-
sions.
This dress suit outfit of bunting con-
sists of $50 different flags the materi-
al and making of which cost just
$4,000. Each ship is entitled to a new
flag equipment every three years,
though owing to their constant use
flagship will often require new set
of signals in about a year.
A great deal more time and labor
is required to finish certain of these
flags than is generally supposed. The
presidents flag equires the longest
time of any to make, as it takes one
woman nearly whole month to COM
plete it. The life-sized eagle with out
stretched wings and other emblems
al o oil uduu-ocWSQ anu luNOlNc IhC
most patient work.
The most difficult to make are the
foreign flags. This is especially true
of the South and Central American
ones.
A half dozen specially skilled hand
device sewers are continually kept on
these flags. Every battleship carries
43 foreign flags, 25 feet by 13 wide.
The most expensive ensign to make is
the German, which, owing to the deli
cate scrollwork of the large imperial
eagle and royal crown necessitating
delicate, slow and careful sewing,
costs $56.5O.
The dragon flag of China consists of
200 separate pieces. Twelve to Ia
days are ordinarily consumed in fin
ishing this flag which costs $51.75.
The flag of Siam with the huge
white elephant costs $3S. The Mexi-
can with its center design of a large
eagle holding a serpent on its bill.
costs $3.50. The cheapest foreign flag
made is the Moorish, which costs $21.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-16
Scientists Color Sense.

Rosaline Mason tells interesting
stories in Cornhill of Herbert Spen-
GERS color sense. Once he paid boy
to get down on the floor and ink the
light spots in the carpet, as they an
noyed him. He used to cover up the
titles Of books with drab curtains, as
they annoyed him. She also adds one
never hears Of women doing any of
these queer things for which men of
talent are remarkable. 1t is Just pos
sible that it is because they have
never done such things that few Of
them have as yet arrived at greatness
Daily News.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-16
New Relationship.

probate court is a great place for
untangling relationships and such
things" said Judge Merle N. A. Walk
er, 'but an entirely new relationship
new at least, as far as 1 am concern
ed-was brought out here recently.
"a case on trial rested largely on
the establishment of the fact that one
of the parties in the suit-a woman
was compelled to work out for her
living. One of the witnesses testified
he knew she did so.
"'How do you know?' he was asked.
1--we seen her.
Are you around there often?'
"Well-yes-you might say So
"'Kind of relation of the family,
huh?'
'Well-no-and yes. I'm the mail
man. Indianapolis News.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-16
Had No Use for "Jockey Pants"

John Sharp Williams is extremely
careless about his dress and does not
care about fine clothes on anyone else.
In recent campaign he offered his
services to the Democratic speakers
bureau and was sent north to help
out congressional nominee. When
he returned to headquarters and was
piled with questions he said: Don't
you know that fellow came down to
meet me in pair of fashionable rid
ing breeches and started to go around
with me with them on. 1 just up and
told him that If he wanted to go to
congress he had better take off those
jockey pants. After he left the blamed
things off we got along all right
Chicago Tribune.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-16

little sleeve. 1 think one of the most
becoming sleeves is the trelliswork of
chenille, studded, perhaps, with jet,
and edged with fringe The shape of
the arm is very often ruined by an ill
fitting sleeve. The manipulation of the
sleeve, therefore, should receive most
careful attention. No woman looks
well dressed unless she knows how to
put on her clothes; the best dress
maker in the world cannot invest the
wearer with the meaning of the gown.
AS to hats, should like to point out
one or two important changes which
have taken place in the millinery
world since last season. We have
completely done away with hat brims
which are longer at the back than the
front, and we no longer hide the back
of our necks! Cloche hats-even those
in mushroom form-are still very
fashionable, but they are no longer
exaggerated in outline and they are
worn on the head And then we are
becoming very enthusiastic over the
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-16
Persian Easy to Learn,

Persian is said to be not very diff
flcult language. The modern Persian
is very much like the English in Its
sensible rejection of the infections
that burden so many of the worlds
tongues. There is no difference of
termination to mark the gender, either
in nouns or adjectives, and all mani
mate things are neuter. In other
ways the Persian conforms to the
English.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-16
Lackino a Better Tool.

Tommy Jones!" exclaimed the
teacher, angrily, why did you chalk
your name on this new desk?"
Had ter" replied the boy. II amt
got no knife ter carve 1t ON wild"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29
La CONQUISTA DEL
aife.
Ia esIda De IA Lih6InIa"

lncesante es Ia luchR poF Ia C0nquiata
gel aiFe. A los globus diEiglbleg, guc6
dsnBe lou aeEoplauns, los atvsvidog pilo-
-tos INVENTORIES se exponen q graves c0ntin-
genciaE, en- pro del arogreso, como le ocu'
rEi6 haee dias M. Bsriat, con 81 ae,
roplano n6mero 8.
Ese apaTato, Cuya foEma especial lie hR
heCho denominRF "Lib6 ula", habfa hscho
ya algunas prusbaB CON exito sfoFtunRdo,
realiSando yuaIos de so & 100 metros CON
notable estabilidad, estabilidad que De hR'
bfa conBeFvado hasta On ciertaB tfmidag
tentativas de viFadss
Los ~pFimefcg exitOs RnimaHon podero-
samante & M BleIiOt, qne con mss RrdoE
que nunea pEosigue Bus trabsiOs.
El martes tiltimo poP Ia tarde, On IwY-
es-Moulineaux. quiao haceT un nuevo ex.
peEimento. Llev6se 81 apsYato Rl extreme
del csmpo de mRniobraa de-caTa Rl viento
HechoB los rrepaEaaiyoB ConBguientes
instal6se M. Bieriot y puS0 81 motor en-
mOvimiento. Con extramada ligare2a ell
aeroplano Bs desizsba poE 81 teEreno, mas
que rodsndo, resbalando. POGO POGO ss
nceleT6 Ia vsIocidAd; de repsnts las Eueda5
90 alzaban del auslo, y en- msjestuoso vne.
10, Ia ''Lib6ula'', gFadualmenta con mo.
vimiento de una Busvidad ? ligaTezR In.
compGFables, se eleYabs hRcia eli ciel0.
AL llegar una aItuYa de uuos veinta
metvo1, NJ. Bleriot disminuy6 Ia intenHi-
dad del gas del motor, ests % detuvo
Eepentinamtnte, y vi6BG 81 spaTato sbalan.
zRrse de ''cara" 81 uuslo, Cayendo con
sStrepito.
On grito de aBpanto, pYoferido poE los
numeFosos espectadores llen6 el aiFe... I'm
IN moVimiento de indecibis anaiedad,
todes log prssentes Is aTTojRTon haoia 81
dsBdichado avisd0E.
Psro "a este, Baltando fusFa de % apa.
Esto. eDtsbs de pie, Bonrisndo, Din ls
menoF emooi6n.
Ma obataute, hRbtR recibido aIgunss
cara. Pero las heri as s6lO cram Bupsrbi:
ciales, y 81 peEcatarss de clio, el p6blico
PoE POGO llevs 8 NJ. Bleriot en- triunfo.
DespueS de enjugsrae el FoGtro, 81
intE6pidO aVisdor examine % invsnto,
que yaclR lastimouamente, destFozado en-
81 Buelo. Todoa los 6rganOs EstoFcidos,
despedazsdos Unicamente eI motor pare.
c1a CRBi intacto.
En- fn, deopu6l de a1gunos inutanteB de
emoci6u, muy juBt6oadoH. prOcedi6ss &
medir 81 Tecorrido dsl vuelo tan msgu1.
foamente logrado por M. Bleriot, que era
exsctsmente de 184 metroa
M Bleriot bate, pueF, todoa los rscOrds,
.alvo eI de 22O metros que perteneCs &
NJ. SantOa Dumont
FL aviadoT SO aiente capaz, con Bu motor
Artoinette'' de so caballos de fuerzs,
Is ciljndroB. que le dan sobrada faerzA
dieponible, de conqUistar POGO POGO los
premios del A6reo Club.
Sin p6rdi4a de tempo, M. BleEiot va
reconstruir % aeroplano, y cuents podeE
reanudaE Bus enSayos dentyo de POGO.
FANFAN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29
Sc ANUNGIA EN- GA
guaS una COnfG-
renCia esCoIar.
FL sntieTr0 del sgfOE AbeIartO Csjas,
nOtaliO que fu6 De Ia Ioralldad.
AdsIantsn las abrls d.l Salon ttalro quo naatln
On ID Gludad.
(Ds nuestrO eOrrespOnoal.

Octubre 28.-Psrs el pr6ximo mes, ae
anuncia una importante cSDfsrenCia egCo-
lar on la que tomar6n parte los pEofesoreB
todoa de este distrito. El HefioF DucoE,
inteligante inspector de este diBtrito, se
muestFa muy celosO = aCtivo en- 81 dalicRdo
cargo.
En- Ia msfianR del sabado tuvo lugar
el eDtiaTro del que on vida fac don Abs
lardo Csjas, notario de esta ciudad. La
conduci6n del Gad6ver al CementeHio, fu6
una eloCuente manifestation de duelc.
NntridR maHa de todaG las claaes Hocialea,
Comisiones de les pueblos de San Lorenzo,
Agusg Buenas y Juncos, acompahsron q
Ia Ultima morads Rl que fac modelo de
honradeS II de viTtudes
Entire las muChss coronas FaCordamos
Ia ''Tus comps fisVos' AECe , Jim6uez,
otra de II fAmilia Villa, y varisB de fl orss
natuFales con sentidaa dedicatorias que no
pudimos anctaE.
Dsscanse en- paz 81 amigo querido que
DioS de 81 Consuelo necssaFio 50 incon-
SOlabls viuda 6 hija.
LA sefioEita NAtRlis Z'Ebi, ha tornado
possession de 81 eScuela y eamuy qusrida
por sus discfpuloB = amigaH. LIE haluda.
mos.
La empresa Carambot hR dado 81.
gunsS fanciones On la poblaci6n habrG
obtsoido seguramsnte muChaH psSstaG ,
aplsuHoH.
Don Francisco Bird leaOrs pasa'
ron nm dfa en- Osguas regre .fon el a.
bado q 80 quinta On la Cidra.
-Tambien don Rafael BaIgeiro Be1o.
"a permanecisron algunas horas entire sus
fAmiliarsB de esta ciudad.
-Uon Leonides Viilal6n, de- halla Rquf
pOr algunOs msSea con sus hijOR, que Viven
en esta poblaci6n.
--Adelantsn las obras del ssl6n.teatro
que montan en- euta localidsd es probs.
be que On 81 pr6ximo mes nos visits una
compsfiia de zRPzusR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29
UNA ESTACION QUE VlAJA.

La extension de las inatalacioneB msFfti
mas de Amberea, el desarrollo de los bs
rrios industrieles pabfa h.cho deCidiT, dea
ie as eStsciones de Ia gran netr6poli co.
msrcisl ga denominAds 'tAnveEs DAM
En- los pianos pToyactsdos al tfscto, Ia
nusva eetaci6a debfe epcontFarse & unos
SO metros de la qua ocupabR el edifoio
actual. En- lugsr de demolir este para
.econstrpirlo mas lejos, % ha EeBueIto 81
guieDdo IN m@todo apica1o ya con exitc,
sn vaJiaS ocasiOnes, -especialments en
Am erica-traBada Ia eStaei6n en- una
s7'~ pez4 acomodaodola % nuevo em.
plazRmisnto.
z t, ttnpsjo, nm POGO delica1o, pueBto
que se tEstA de racoVTeE una distancia de
81 metros IN edif 10 que pesa mas de
3 600 toneladas, fu6 couia 10 4 un iDge-
uisro especialista, M. MoDg il.
La cpsrsci6n requeFfa tres fAses dis
tintaB
En primer lugar habia que separar eI
edificio de Bus cimientos, sserTSndolo como
81 troneo de IN drboI, al Fas del suelo.
En- sfgundo lugar, habia que levantar
todo 81 conjuuto por medic de gfiilos y,
por fn trasladar 81 edlfioio levaatado hR
ciendole deBlizaT hasta los cimientoy coma
trutdos On So nuevo empiass miento, 81
que dabe adsptsTse exacts msnte.
Las dos pEimeraA fASeB del trsbajo est6n
"a realizsdas; han saiido psrfsetamsDte
bien, hay ra26n de eBperar que ocurrira
10 mismo con el emplazsmiento propia
msnts dicho, cuys eisCuci6n debi6 de em
pezsr el mes pssado
La curiosfpims opsTaci6n de levantar Ia
estaci5n SO efsctu6 hacs algun tempo.
Fl irganisFo MorBgia 90 Ber tie tan Bs
guro de SD exito, que hsbfa ordenado no
Sc tocara NADIA del mueblsje interior. El
mismo se habfa instalado con "a familis
en- 81 primer piso, RbRndonado por 81 jefs
de ertaci6n.
A una dada sefial, con una Buceai6n de
toqueB de siTens, los obTerog dedicadon
tRe mapi0bras de los 800 gFilloS, instaIa
dos debajo los maderos de soBten, obTan
con &bsolutR regulaIidsd sobTe los manu-.
bTios de dIchos sparRtos del modo que ne
obter Ga un levRntamiento uniforme en to.
dos los puntos del edifcio. FL resultado
foe coufoTme con las prsvisiones de lon in
genieros. Nj uua ventanR, nj una pueTta
qued6 destrcz zads; mi un CTistal EotOl.
FL sdi6oio, eBta suspendido ahora 4 dos
metros del auelo, dispuesto ser traHlada
do & Bu nuevo emplazAmiento.
Segdn sc We, es una heEmosa opsraci6n,
que hacs honor & los ingenisrOs encsrg4-
dos de ejecutarla. Pero, alguisn, cbt1T6,
Suo hubiera sido mas simple , menos cos
touo demoler ls antigua eEtaci6n = reconH.
truirle en- Bu nuevo smplazsmiento?
NO, MnoT,-rssponde 81. Morsglia.
GFaciRs nueStro sistemR, el Eatado belga,
4 quisn incumbe 81 gasto, hace una scOno
mia de 10000 fSancos y CANA, Al menoH,
un sfio de tempo
Time gnd money, All TODD ea prOvsohO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29
COMO FOE CAPTuRAOO
Ell PR0FUG0 BONILLA.
Es hOmbre de gran astuGia.
En- Ia 6D0Ga Do Ia domination sspiTols, pr6fUgO
tsmhI6n, no pudO GspturiTIS nunGl Il guar
Ola civil.

Los caboB Sim6 Azp6FuR guerdiaB
Narvasz Flores, de la demarcaci6n del
tsniente Bird, captuEaron en- madrugs'
da del dis q del coTriente al c6 ebre pro-
f0go Luis Martinez Bonilia.
Este individuo desert6 del pre.idio, h.
CO 8 meseB donde cumplfa IA af1os por
h7micidio voluntRrio 50 Capturs sa hR'
bis heeho muy diflcil debido 50 astuciO
pergpiescia para huir.
DuTRnte Ia domination eBpafiola eBtuvo
pr6fngo por eapacio de amos pers gai'
do todo ese tismpo por Is guardia civil.
DiCho pr6fugo al ser csptursdo msni
fsst6 que ID gusEdia civil no pudo captu'
FarsU por sndsr ellaa AiempTe de- unifoTme
Que para cspturAT IN ifbaFo como 81 era
nscessrio otrO jfbRTo como los que hsy On
la policfa inBulaF, que suelen diAfrRzarHe
baatR de diablo.
Bonilla, era tan hdbil, que desde que se
fug6 procursbs siemprs que le oysran
deoir On donde dOrmfa y despu6s tomaba
otvo Eumbo. ComprsbR la rops nnavo
90 un eBtableCimiento, la cambiaba poT
otra usada con 81 pTimero que eucontFaba.
Nadie Sc atravfa denunciaElo, pues
desde que % fug6 dsdicandoss al uego,
como profession, tsmfanle log conveCinoB,
porque lleg6 4 tsneE Ia trists fama dc
''csja".
Esta mriRna ingres6 en- ls psnitencia'
Tis, de dOnde es difoiI que pueda fugaFBs
nuavsmeuts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29
Simon Bolivar.

Es de lamentaE, que los conEuIados de
las rsp6blicas am6ricO lRtinss, en- esta ca
pital, eIcepto el Venesolano, no izsFan IN
handera TaSpsctiYs aver %, onom6stico
del gran Simon Bolivar.
El luchsdor incanBable por 81 tuiunfo
de una idea EedentoEs, gloria de Venezue'
la, no hOnY6 Bolamente su pafs, Bino
todos squellos pusblos, que dtbido & un
egpfritu tan lavantado como 81 del egregio
patricic, lIfgaTon So epgFandecimientO,
Figi6ndoBe pos principioH puramonte de-
mocr6ticoB
Nosotrcs, nos descubIimos con Eespeto
81 EecoFdRr al invicto caudillo.
GIoYiR Bolivar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29
NEURALGIAs, CIATICA

Cualquiera que sea ell asiento de las
neuralgias, las cuales muchas veces
provi-nen de reumalismos, aconSeiamos
siempre a cuantos de elias sufren que
hagan uSo del omagil, 10 mismo 81 los
dolores tienen su asiento en- los mlem-
bros inferiores (ciaticas), que en- las
cOstilas, en- los rinOnes, 8 en- Ia
cabeza (jaquecas reumatiformes.l
FL Omagil Zen ltcor en- pildoras)
tornado IA mitad de Ia comida, Ia
dosis de una cucharada sopera de licOr,
la de 1 pildoras, hasta, en- efectO.
para calmar prontamente los dolores
reumaticos, aun aqupllOs mas crueles Y
antiques y por r. beldes que sean q otros
remedios, curaudo asimismo segin
hemos dicho. las neuralgias cualquiera
que $ a su asiento Del propio modO
aliYia los sufrimienIos tan penoBos dc
los ataques de gotta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29

ObTGs F0btffGs. OfclnG del StlPerln
tendent6
San Juan, P R., Oetubre % 1907,
PropoAiCiOnes on piiegos csrTados psra
la adjudication en- p6bica subasta de Ia
construction de les estribos pilas de
mampoatsEfa para el pusnte de "Ceguss"
emplazRuD s9tFe 81 Rio Granda de Loizs,
caFTetera Csguss- Humscso, Sc Bdmitir6n
On esta ofeinR hsata lss 10 A NJ, Nov.
s, 1907, en- que "a abTirsn pGbIicamsnts
FL nrasupussto sproximsdo de Ia obra
es de $11 760 CO..
No So consideFaE6n propoaiciones de
peTscnas que no hayan tanido pra ,tics en-
esta clase de tEabsjos que no poaean me-
diOu auxilisres au6cientes para Ia eiecu-
ci6u de las obrsa
Todoa los datoB necesaTios ss dsrSn en-
eata ofcins, donde Sc encuentran de mani
fsDto los documentos que han do Eegir en
IL contrsta, podr6n los licitadores reoo-
ger les modeloB de pToposiCionss gus han
de prsaantaF.
Sc Tsmitirkn los IicitadoIes oopias del
pliego de condolences azuies de los pla-
nos mediants nn dep6sito de veiots dollara
($20), cuya cantidad ser6 reint grads &
los iicitadoFes 81 devovsr esta efieina
dichos pianos = pli 60 de condolences.
La administrs ci6n Be ressrva Ell dere, h
dc rechszsT cuaIquiera todas las prnpo
EiciOnsT, y de scjudicar Ia Eubasta bsi
otrag condolences que las de praoio sols
mente.
Por orden del ComisioDado del Interior,
J. J. Jim6aes, Supt ds ObEas P6blicas
Avs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29
Las COsBs en- Ia isla.
La c.piur' toI Drtiugo BonlIla.

Maunabo, Ootubrs Coronsl poll
Cfa insular. Aver fue elcalRda casa de
Manuel Rivera hs-- .faya, 70
b6ndole docs u.....-. auror Joa6 Garcia,
d6ndoss fuga foe csptuTado por fuerzas
de aAts pusSto, ocup6ndole dieE dollaEH.-
Cabo Purcell.
CsgusG salgo para esa conduciendo
pv6fago BoDiIla Cspturado pOE fueEsaH de
ests demaEcaei6n.-Teniente Bird.
Ponce.-Ancche detective MiIGu Ava.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29
FlItl d peso IR ID oarRa,

Los tablsisTos de PusTta do TERRA
Emilio Negr6n , Tomas QihoneB, fuerOn
aousadou en- lR maflanR de hoy por 81 uar'
gento de Ii policia Lopez , guRTdia Con-
EGlsz de expOndeE caEne de peso inComple'
10 81 pdblico. Una pOTci6n dc IS gEamou
alto On cA1ns ysudidA pOE q pRjmOre,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29
ANUNC0.

Departamento del inte,ior, Bureea de
Obras Pdbyiras. Ofcsna del Superin
tendente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29

Is auxiliados guardia ssraffn Lopez por.
prendisEon una jugada al 'smonts" oCu.
pando naipeB = dineEO. AcusadO Justo
Rodriguez acometiendo con pufisl , ga
rrots 81 guardin sarafn L6pez teniando
necasidad haceEle dos dispagoB de que re-
sult6 ileso 81 Rodriguez. se ls ha formu-
lado denuncia por aoometimiento.-Bru
guerss, SsTgento detective.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29

uegdn manifsat6 10 policia. Otra IN ouarto
de kiIO 81 uegundo, On caPne vsndida Z
una pobFs mujsT llRmada Aleiand1inR
Rivera.
81 jusS municipal impuso a15 de multa
{ CAdR Rno de loG RCuuad0u.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29
RFECTOs DEL TRATAMIENT1
Por Ell OMAGIL

Creado ell omagil conforme los
ultimos deScubTimientos de Ia ciencia,
no cOntiene substantial noeiva aguna
nj presenta su uSo el meuor peligro,
absOlutamente, para la salud. FL licor es
ademas de un sabor en- exlremo agra
dabIe.
Generalmente ell alivio Sc nota va el
primer dia, el tratamiento, que solo
cuesta unos 80 centimos par cada
vez, cura.
De venta en- las buenas farmacias, mas
para eVitar tOdo error, procdrese
erigir eN Ia etiquetG "a pIIabrd OmagiI
9 las seiids del DeposnO general Maj
son L. FRERE. f9. rue iac0b. Paris. z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29
SEP ASE

Que no publicauaos eonaunicsdoa sin a..
stan pagsdoa pOT adslantado
Cads ssin pslaoraa suausaa poF uRs s.
- la liRoa Ssle dies eeptaFoa.
, 81 uspeB Qgs vsRzaa soa sensnnisaaos 1
asvts7fa eeNRe~tar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-29

Sc DE LUmaI slqul uDh ca
IS q sa mi IA % Ssn Juan 8 s. turce.
DirigirSs a San Jos6 Is l5v.a.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-25
Bad Wreck in Kentucky
Over 20 Persons Hurt.

Cincinnati, May 23.-Two per.
sons were dangerously injured
and 20 others slightly hurt this
afternoon when the Chesapeake
and Ohio flyer was wrecked at
Lawrence Creek, the sleeper be ..
ing thrown into the the ditch by
the buckling of the track under
it. The accident occurred be.
tween Broshears and South Rip
ley, KY. All the injured were
taken to Mayesville and Cincin.
natl.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-25
Farmer Whipped for Lazi-
ness.

Thomasville, Co., May 23.-
r. 81. Milan, a W hite farmer,
living near Moultl,e, Ca, came
to Thomasville late last night to
have his wounds dressed, which
he asserts were inflicted on him
by band of white caps. He
tells a narrowing story Of being
given a hundred lashes. He al
leges that two men, one claiming
TO be a deputy sheriff. came to
his home aud told him he was
under arrest, aud he carried him
to the rest OF the party He was
informed that the whipping was
"because you won't work"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-25
Big Damages for Small
Overcharge.

Columbia special in the OBJ
server An interesting suit for
punitive damages brought by
a negro woman named Anna
Taylor against an installment
furniture concern operated un.
der significant name of the
Eagle Furniture Company ~ a
Hebrew ex. subject of the Czar
named N. Lifchez pronounced
in good Irish by Chief of Police
Owen Daily, Lift-yez,) has just
been concluded in the Richland
court, with the result that the
negro got 5000 worth of justice,
for being oveTcharged 1886 on
bill of furniture, which was
sold to her late father by the
Eagle concern for $50.
Judge Prince, in refusing a
motion for new trial, reduced
the verdict to $4O0, provided it
is paid in full in cash within ten
days. 1t is thought Lifchez will
pay up, as a similar case has just
come back from the Supreme
Court, which puts its seal of ap
proval upon juries soaking" in.
stallment furniture concerns fol
overcharging. The case passed
upon by the Supreme Court was
hat OF negro who sued the
Drake furniture Company, oi
this city, and who got verdic
for 500 tor having her 50-cen
table cloth seized wrongfully.
The verdict for 500 in this case
and the costs ran the total ex
pense of seizing that tableclotl
up to about $3.50.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-25
Young Ruff, Formerly Teller
Ridgeway Bank, Charged
with Embezzlement.

Columbia special in the News
and Courier: Young Herbert
Ruff, who was arrested at the
Columbia Inn last night by an
officer of the Columbia police
force, was turned over 10 Sheriff
Coleman today and taken to Jail. &.
His father, Mr.. w. ii. Ruff, Sr.,
came to Columbia this morning
with his attorney, and they will
endeavor to stralghten out the
affair.
Ruff was arrested on a warrant
sworn out by @. S. Lamb, form
erly in the brokerage business at
Ridgeway, the warrant charging
embezzlement.
IL will be recalled that year
ago Ruff, after resigning his po-
sition as teller of the Bank of
Ridgeway, was found to be short
about $25, 600, and that the mo
ney was made good by his father,
president of the bank, and other
directors. 1t was supposed that
the case had been dropped until
the warrant was taken out yes
terday and placed in the hands
Of the sheriff. Ruff and Lamb
have both been in the city sew.
eral days.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-25
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