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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-14
MOORS SUFFER
ANOT HER
DEFEAT
White Troops Too Much
for Warriors of the
Desert.
(Assoeiatea Press cablegrams. }

ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)
TAEGIERs, Morocco, August 14.-Tn
a battle yesterday between the troops
Of the allies and the Moorish tribesmeu
the latter were repulsed with heavy
loss.
CASABLANCA, August 14-More
troops arrived here yesterday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-14

cation laws Of the United States,
which reserve 70 American ship
owners the carrying trade between
Hawaii and the American mainland.
That is, these Hawaiian planters
insist in the same breath that there
should be protection for themselves
at a cost Of S4e, 600 o0o, and free
trade for the American ship own
ers Of New England ami Califor-
MIA. Cynical selfshness eoula not
well 20 further than this. It is
probable that these Hawaiian de-
mands viii provoke considerable
merriment and some little indig-
nation when they come up for
analysis IN Congress.
MRS. GOULD REPLY.
To the Boston Transcript
The (editorial) paragraph Of July 81
commenting on impressions of Hawai-
ian affairs, as given by some Of th
congressional party, was a painful sul
prise to some who have been watch
Continued On Page Three)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-14
TAYLOR WILL -
BE NOMINATED

SAN FRANCISCO, August 14.-At
the primaries held yesterday the Mc-
Nab Democrats, allied with the regular
Laborites and the anti-railroad Repnb-
ncans. were victorious. AS a result
Mayor Taylor viii be nominated TO sue
ceed himself and District Attorney
Langdon viii also be renomtnated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-14
NEWS SERVICE
IMPROVES A
LITTLE
Main Wires From New
York and Chicago.
Working.
fAssoeiated Press cablegrams.l J

(Associated Press cablegrams.l
CHICAGO, August 1.-The main
wires Of the Associated Press service
are now operating.
NEW YORK, August 1.-The ser
vice over the wires OF the companies
affected by the strike of the telegraph
operators is improving
COAST OPERATORS OUT.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 14.-Fifty
Of the operators in the local Offices Of
the Postal Union Telegraph company
have joined the strikers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-14
SECOND GLASS
JURY SECURED

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1.-THE
jury for the second trial Of Louis Glass
has been completed. The trial viii con-
mence tomorrow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-14
COURT HELPS
CHIEF OMAN

SAN FRANCISCO. August 1.-THE
Appellate Court has issued an order
prohibiting the Superior Court from
proceeding with the trial Of Chief OF
Police Dinan, which had been started
with the purpose Of having him re-
moved from the chieftaincy Of the po-
lice department.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-14
CARTER FINISHES
WORK AT HOME

Fears were expressed about the Capt.
toI yesterday that Governor Carter
would be perhaps prevented from TAX
-ng a part in the Inauguration ceremo-
MES tomorrow On account Of the at
tack Of dengue fever from which he
haz been suffering during the week
According to the statements Of his
physician. however, the Governor wil
be able 70 be present, although he VIII
not Ire out before that time. The dinner
sasch bad been planned ia his honor
a- --e heads of the governmental de-
-a-tnents has had 20 be cancelled. The
affair was 10 have been held last night,
and was then postponed uu-ll tonight
Yesterday tha doctor iH attendance
s~ the Governor u7-ae3 ala concerned
-1at should his patient attend t-= din
mar h= would NOT bee Ia q position %
30 aa- the next day
Yesterday the Governor was busy az
his home attending 20 the closing work
~ his aEr-fr -st~ar5on. For the depart
-ar- of Public Lands he signed one
hundred and twenty documents. incIUd-
f~z rrr deeds 70 the Alewa lots and
-aa new Agricultural College site.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02
TO
astroR6niCO.
Una de- las maRChaS mas grandeS
del sol.
Fus hstho 81 dseuiFlnlsnfa pOr sl professor
Brashaar.

El professor John a.. BrasheaT del
ObssrVatorio Allegheny de Pittsburg,
anuncia 81 descubrimiento de una de las
I manchas mas granaes que jam6s habfa
gido vista por los astg6nomos en- eI sol, y
que puede Eesultar, dice 81, On distuTbios
electricoB en- todo elpafs
Estas perturbaeio4eu electricas, dice 81
professor, pueden tomar la forma de una
aurora boTeal, y las comunicaciones tele-
grafcas y telef6nicas pueden scr afectadas
Beriamente.
La mancha preaenFe es ian grande que
puede ser vista traF6s de m criAtal ahu.
mado es una de Has manchas Bolares
mas activas.
El professor Brashedr describe la mancha
del modo siguisnte:
''Una mancha herhoSa y grande estS
cfuzando la Buperheil del sol y Ee acerca
al meridiano central. Esa mancha es Ia
mas grande que Be hs viato duTante vaTios
afics. Su longitud aproximada ea de
$4,000 millas de ancho, cubriendo un
area de cerca 500,0D0 millas cuadradas.
Hay una actiYidad considerable en- Ia
mancha, puede que haya algunas per.
turbaciones el6ctricasen estOs dfaB, pero
este 60 muy diffcil depredecir causa de
Ia posici6n de Ia manila en- relaci6n con
Ia TERRA.
Adem6s de este gran grupo de man
chas hay otros tres grupos al oeste de
aquella y otra mancha eHta saliendo va
del sol h6cia 81 este.
ola mancha ma granJe puede ser
vista con un trozo d. cristal ahumado."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02

"Esto me provino de una indigestion
y padecimientos femfneos. Padecfa q
yeces de agonfa y temfa que darme sols.
CompIetameHfe AgoEada.
ga yeces temfa levantarme, Y tratar
de atender q los qnehaceres de mi casa,
no habfa que pensarlo.
NueVa Vida y VigOr.
'iAIi esposo me trajo un frasco de Pc
runa, y antes de concluirlo me sentfa con
nueva vida y vigor.
'Ese casancio y NAL estar que me ago
biaba adesapareciop por complete. Empece
q conner con apetito ell alimento me
nutria. Puedo andar y hacer mi trabajo
sin cansarme.
ObEa MaraViIIoSa De La Pe-ru-na.
"Tome varios frascos durante Ell verano
y ell Otoho, y no puedo eIogiarlo 10
suf1ciente, pues la obra que hizo en- mi,
fue maravillosa.
"Cuando por cualquier causa me siento
cansada 8 nerviosa, pocas dosis de Pc
runa me curan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02
Ru!da Dc Lanpanas.

De la intereBant obra de Antonio
Vi6rgol, que tan exthordinario exitp ,ha
aleanzado en- 81 teatr1 dc EsIava, publica
EE Arte del Ieatro una interesantfsima
information que comprende seis fotogra-
fias de las escenas Gu minantes de Ia obra,
retrato del autor, el 4gumento, los ''cou-
pletB' de lbombal, qIe tan populares Sc
han hecho, letra de ttdoB eIlos Ia misi-
ca complete.
No Bolanente por Ssta information de
gran actualidad resuEa notabiIfsimo este
Dimero de Eg Arte dI TeQtrO, sino tam.
bi6n por las que conssgra & Ia vida fnti-
ma de la Guerrero y Mendoza, con nu-
merosas fotografias oItenidas en- el lujoso
hotel de los eminenta artistas, & los
estrenos de MonnG 7GnnG, Eg mQhO q
Els pO6Tes menestrGls.
Publica tambien re@ato Y caricatura en-
colores de Angel GuinerS, y en- portada
un precioso tricolor cs Angeles Morals.
Por 81 inter6s que otece por 10 pri-
moroso y elegante de d presentation este
nGmeFo es verdaderamente notable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02
NOTAS Y NOTI GAS

alterar la paz Saturnino Rodriguez As
diaB Justo Sanchez meses. Los tres
SentenciadoS pasaron Ia carGel de Ponce
a sufrir sus condemns.
Programs de las pleas que tocara
ma1ana domingo en- la retFeta, la banda
de la Policfa InBulaT.
l. March GEL arribo Gubnica." r.
Balseiro.
2. Sinfonfa de la Opera "VisperaH ST.
c'Iianas." Verdi.
8. Duo de los patos "Zsrzuela" Ia
Marcia de CSdiz. Valverde.
4. Der Acto de la Opera "Ernani." ="
Verdi. ~2-
5 CEstrenO) Himno al Sol de Ia
Opera Girls" Mascagui.
g. Polka LAS Muiereg." Gimenez.
7, Two step "African Dreamland."
Hawater.
8. (Estreno) DANA "La Muneca. "
r. Marquez.
Star spangle Banner"
jose Mora Juan Herrera, fueron
aaistidos esta mafiana por el practicanta
Sr. Claudio, de heridas leves producidas
casualmente.
Don Francisco C6rdova de Puerta de
TERRA ha solicitado permisO para construir
una casa en- el sitio denominado "Por
tugu6s."
Ell i6ven compatriota Sr. Sixto Sal.
dana, ha llegado esta ciudad en- uso de
, Is dfas de licencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02
Esta nOChe, en- el Parque

Esta noche SO celebraFS en- 81 Payque
BorinqueD, 81 baile de invitaci6n accstum'
brado, seg6n Sc informa 81 programa de
la fiseta es de 10 mas Belecto conata de
ocho piezas.
FL Parque es el sitio de predilecci6n las
noches de los sdbados, y en- cada aemana
va aamentando Ia concurrencia, y cuan
tas personas le visitan saIen muy satisfe
Chas, puea hay siempre buena m1sica ? el
piso del salon es con seguridad 10 mejor
de San Juan ZEN su genero." Sobre todo
81 Bitio no solo es de 10 m6s poetico. sino 10
mas fresco. Tambi6n tocar6 Ia bauda de
la policfa en- 81 kiosko nueyc todos los
domingoB las $50.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02
En- Ell Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico,

S9nalamientos de apelaciones en- pl6itos
civiIes. 20. t6rmino de sesiones del afio
1907.
Mario, Jueves z. Antonio Rodriguez
con Alfredo Bravo indsmnizaci6n.
Viernes 8. Alejandrina Gonzalez Var
gas y otros con Juana Rivera Mendez
nulidad de juicio executive.
Sefalamientos de apelaciones en- csusas
criminaleF.
Mario. Martes 5. Ei Pueblo de Puer
to Rico contra Manuel Viichez y otroB
acometimiento aggression.
Microbes 6. FL Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Jose Rodriguez, escaIamiento
en- primer grado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02
EspaHa aselara guerra i Estaaos LynIdos.

Todos los preparativos est6n hechos y
la ruptura de hoatilidades Sc habra rea.
Iizado cuando este telegrams salga q la
luz p6blica. De IN modo d otro hsgase
limpiar Ia boca, y su dentista ls toCa
-sacarle usted todos esos redrojoB asque'
rosoS que aun le quedan dentro de esa
cavidad que no ser por tener aun los
restos de eSas muelaB que fueEOn le llama
ria boca. Obligus & 50 dentista que le
inyecte ell anestesico ''Antidolar" que es
ell tuicO que reune todas las razones de
seguridad = conyeniencia para aI paciente
pues no permite q dolor nj tiene Conse-
cnenciaa algnnss,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02
SuCIsdad de ahOgadOS.

Los sefores HiIario CuevillaB Hernai
dee Luis Mende4 Vsz nos participsn
atentamente ha Der corstitufdo en- esta g.
pital una sociedad de abogados que se de.
dicara Ia gesti6n y defsnsa de toda clsse
de asuntos en- los tribunales de Puerto
Rico centros administrators. Buenos
negocioB deseamosleB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02

hacer mi trabajo. Carezco de palabrss
con que expresarle mi gratitud, y 10
felfz que hoy soy. Ninguna familia
debiera estar sin Peruna."
POr AhOS Padeci6 De Dolores.
Carta de la Sra. Ida Germain, No. 531
Manhattan Ave., Nueva York:
"Por muchos amos padecf de dolores en-
los 6rganos p6lvicos. No podfa encontrar
alivio, ,pues ningdn doctor pudo curarme.
efrespecto q su maravilloso remedio,
y decidf probarlo. La tome por algdn
tempo, y me hizo mucho bien."
RObusfa Una Yez Mds. III
"Ahora me siento fuerte, y tengo buen
apetito. La PerunR me euro un padeci-
miento cr6nico, y por 10 tanto Ia reco-
miendo q todas las sefioras."
SfemDne CanSada Y D6bH.
Carta que desde Kansas City, No. 1927
Garner ST., nos escribe la Sra. E. A.
Connolly:
sPor muchos afios padecf del est6mago
y no podfa conner casi NADIA. Siempre
me sentfa cansRda y debil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02
Hotel San Juan refurmadn.

Ofrece sus elientes tanto de la isla como
de la Capital y q tOdO el mundo en- general
comIdas sanas ybien cOndimentadas las
costumbres del pals, ,Americanas, Francesas
y rtspafOlas. Habitaciones c0modas, ven
dl6las y con vista a Ia bahia, un eomedOr
espacioso de donde Sc domino la entraday
salida de todos los Vapores al puerto. Ser
vicio bajO competsnte direction, siendO sus
preciOs sunamente m0dicos
PasajerOs de un dia para otroa SI.5O diario
id. pOr5 dias sOlamente 1.25 "
id. pOr mas de dias 100
Sc admiten abOnados y bateas precios
COnvencioEales. Propietana, Mercedes
cespedes viuda de Ledesma. Administra-
dor, Alfonso Soto. 30. v.
En- esta imprentR se Vende Papsl de pc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02
BASEBALL.

MsfianR las p. m. Sc llevara efecto
uu refidfsimo desaffo de base ball, en- el
terreno de la "Liga americans"
Probable es, que sea este desafio el pri'
nero del ChampiOnoto, pueS SO trabaja ac'
tivamente para que asi suceda.
Els mucha la animation que Teins, para
dicho ChampiOnato y 81 elemento basebo'
Ie'o, espera con snciedad, Sc lleve cabo
tan simpdtico sport,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02
A VESTIRSE

Hay IN refran qne dice mo ss vista
que no va = nosotros decimos que debe
vastiEse todo 81 mundo por que claTo eats
que deBnudo no dsbsni puede andar nadie
y menos cuando 40 hay motivoS para clio
por que puede vestiTBs hoy en- die, gracias
8 Ia gran rsbaja ds precios que acaha de
hacer ArIivf 60 todas aus telas, las de- Is
les Yende 4 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02

bar Ia Peruna habia estado IN afio bajO
ell tratamiento de IN medico. De los
mas que padecfa era de dolor de cabeza.
Un Amigo RecoHe1d6 La Pe-ru-na.
"Un dia me dijo un amigo que tOmarF
Peruna, y compre IN fraseo. Desp6es
de haberla tornado una semana me
sentfa mejor.
Gal principle no podfa conner, dormir
6 TRAFALGAR, pero al fin encontre Ia medic
Gina que me iba curar, La Peruna.
Una NneVa MHier.
'tAhora tengo buen color. Soy uaa
nueva muJer. Reciba mi profunda
gratitud pOr sllo."
Sigui6 Los Consoles Del Or. Hartman.
Sra. Viola Marshall, 42O W. Mason
St., Springfield, ILL.,, escribe:
'Hacen dos meses cuando lie consult6
me sentfa tan debil que tenfa siemprs
que estar acostada,
EIogfa La Pe-ru-na.
"Empece Atomar Peruna, v ahora me
siento completamente bien.
"Nunca cesare de elogiar Ia Peruna, Y
de dar gracias al DIR. Hartman Dor So
bondadoso eonsej0.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02
Niles De SevOrns Esci5ev Al Doctor Hartman, QugandOse De
Que Nanoa Sc Sie,aeu BSeu Siembye Estau Cams0das.

nGARTA que uno de
~ mis- numerosos
pacientes, Sra. T.
Trener, me escribe
desde Paterson, Nj.
"Padecf por cinco
amos de la espina
dorsal y dolores de
espa1da.
"Gracias a Dios, 10
G unique a ",
estimado Doctor, Y
en- cinco semanas me
euro con su medici-
ma, Ia Peruna, y sus
sabios consej jos
m6dicos.
uAhora puedo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02

PARA cURART UflrR ES FR1Abo
EMU d. A tome Iel LAXATIVE BROMo
QUINrNA. El boticario le hevovera el dinero slno
se cura. "A frEna de B y, GROVE So halla en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02
cA1ARRo PELuco cAusA MucHAs DoLzNcAs.

mujeres cansadas.
adoloridas
Ell remedio elias Peruna.
vitalidad por e
e
pevs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02

"Espero que tOdo
aquel que Sc sienta
enfermo haga una
prueba con Ia Peru
ma y le esten tan
q agradecida como mi
marido yyo le ests-
mos.n
I'm AhO BaiO Trafa:
.mienfO MedicO.
Sta. Anna McGinn
161 Plain St., Provi-
dence, r. l., escribes
"Deseo participant
le Ell bien que me hR
hecho su medicin&
Padecfa, seg6n 10
doctores, del cora
vSu Anfns do r,rn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-02

En- esta imprentR 90 Vends Papsl de Pc
rio !ico vieio $500 quinEsI.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
live TOO FAST IN
DISREGARD OF LAW
The President of Obedin Scorer
American Passion for Me-
terial Comfort

Chicagn, July 12@Shallowne~ pas
sion for material comfort and "a lacka-
daisical easy-going disregard OF law"
according to Henry Churchill King,
president OF Oberun college, are the be-
setting sins OF the American people.
President Kings diagnosis of the na~
TONS case was made recently in an
address before the Oberltn Alumni as
ISOLATION at its annual dinner here.
I'VE are in real danger from the
American rush. he said. we pride
ourselves IN living fast, and we do. But
the nation that lives too fast TO think Is
lost.
1T is curious that in this age Of SCI
ence in which the reign of law is su-
preme, there should be SO utter a dis
regard for law In moral and spiritual
affairs. In our reaction from Purttan-
Ism we seem to have fallen into a
lackadaistcal easy-going point of view,
as If, somehow OF other, WE expected
to escape the law whenever we so de-
sire. I have no doubt that the Amer
Jean people are wrongly Interpreted
when they are classed as mere money
grabbers, and yet the danger of our
immense increase in wealth, the danger
of the Supplying d~eadeniag effect of
our passion or material comfort, no
mar car deny. Our personal and our
national ideals-we had them Wlo-
are in danger.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
GIRLS DESTROY
2200 BOTTLES OF BEER

De Moane, Ia July ta-Seven
pretty normal school girls gathered on
the banks OF the Raccoon river at Abel
Dallas Center from the restaurant Of
Charles Robinson
Lining up In battle array the maids
stood on the shore and hurled bottles
at an old rock pier, twenty-five feet
away.
ing twenty out OF a possible TWEEN
ty-flve.
Others were Misses Ella Cagen,
Myrtle Egan, Estelle Meadows Crys-
tai Fowler, Muriel Beam and Ruth
Ross, the shertff's daughter.
The entire group is attending sum-
mer school here and said it was the
most novel experience of their lives.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19


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s ~M
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att lsg.lets q ~ss. q us
"a aE.s Isr Vel4 sa@ lh~-+aits
t.tia tl.s gg1s efasSr - te'4eh
tHs tQtrSt lg.r ttfst tlsta I~e fr&eAeA
s4s AlasiA.s~4n Gr,.e~ VITO ~Ss ,etN
fia.s aQrest lie wt.il! nos a!s'" mo
uap-.i4 a. - otsyth!ad 10 nHf' "4A
1alt
L.et q. aiol.. / ASA all itsot- LOOK
AREA those nta.er fellows.
IN one or ,wo o,i.rt csssos ,lt>e 10
met uRh tt.- .sti.., spirit OF rsn sacf!-
FLAGS at Half Mast.
Tx, n.tloft.i color~ ttohtA ~ tho
peak OF ltD, Georgia 40 sao sieA'nea
up Ike harbor Az the ship nAtac tase
to ING navy iuFl toSl NIo ~s ~ N"'
peak was lowered and the dag at tha
stern run up 10 the top OF the stan.
y few moments later every haG IN the
yard vas half mnsted. while the other
vessels in port also lowersl their col-
Tho crew OF the Georgia was drawn
up Ak attention OF II forccasue, where
they remained during the brief hour
and "a quarter that the battleship re-
NAMED al the yard ON the opposite
side OF the pier the battleasip Illinois
had her torecastlc covered with sailors
and marines. al of whom stood at at
tentio1.
y detachment of b~lucjackets from
tho receiving ship Wabash Were as
signed as a hospital corps. They
boarded the Georgia, whose Grew was
confined TO the ship, and brought
ashore the dead and injured and
their belongings.
AS soon as the last OF the dead had
been removed from the ship prep
arations We're made for sailing. Word
had been received from Washington
ordering the ship back to the target
grounds, n tomorrow the Georgia
will resume her practice with her
great guns
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
DOCTOR BY DAY,
BURGLAR BY NIGHT,
he ENDS IN IAIL
Ocuis4 Who Confessas 10 Many
Thctts Truly Penitert; Light
!, Sentence Likely

CcEte1Stlh4 Pa, July E-Efasana kal
a Ok. N4yn and Nh Hyde enssana
for moe than year stealing ny tistx
and mxscticin& Us an onuttsk hU daE
DR.. Benjamin Hoahsod OF UeG
Brarnywtne township has confessed
to many small burgiariss an1 b noU
In the Westchester jail.
AS the oculist Is well connected an
seems to be truly penitenI and as he
has made a clean breast OF his mis-
doings, the PENNSYLVANIA railroads de-
tectives who succeeded In drawing tbs
mask from the man have decided TO
ask for a light sentence Sc the doc
tor viii appear before next quarter
sessions, admit his strange double life
and throw himself upon the mercy OF
the
It is said that Ho.broo&. while o.
tensibly living a most respectable life
as a struggling young practitioner. is
known TO have committed at leas eight
burglaries.
Holbrook kept his own horse end
buggy. At night he drove long dis
tances from home, tied his rig in tha
woods, and then went forth as a burg.
lar.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
JAP BEATEN BY
LOS ANGELES ROB

Los Angeles, Cal. July 17.--T. Eoni. a
Japanese employed as wiper in the
Southern Pacific shops. narrowly es-
capped injury at the hands Of an en-
ragged mob OF American woxkEsn. Yoni
was w1Dtng an engine on which had
been placed two small Ana0riean flags.
While Wiping the engine, Yani turned
deliberately and spat upol ore of the
hagG. Employees of the shops quickly
surrounded the Japanese and he was
beaten. but managed to escape
Theee Alleged SpteA
Washington. July ia Geographic
report has been received by the war
department from California regarding
the reported arrest Of two Japanese
at For Rosecrans for the alleged
making OF sketches Of tho fortifica-
tons. The men We're detained a short
timo, but released In the first case
the Jap was detained at tho direction
OF the officer at Fort Rosecruns. He
was acting in q Suspicious name He
mad in his possession a maxnoYanau,n
pad but an examination revealed the
tact that there were no notations mn
1T The man Is believed to hove heen
Identified with II OF the japanese res
taurants In San Francisco. There he-
Ing nothing discriminating found on
BIN. he was put aboard a steamer at
Fort Rosacrans and sent to San Fan
cisco. att
In b seoorI instance tina set M.
Cured at the Mare Island navy ward
In this case the Jap was found exam
lining the power house and was escor+-
cd out
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
SHE TRIES TO LEAP
TO Death IN CROWD
Woman Prevents Goyerness
Jumping From Roof by
Engaging in Conversation.

Chicago, July lS.-Threatening to
Jump TO her death from the root OF a
three-story building. Anna Gruber, d
governess, living IN Wheaton. whose
mind is believed to have become de-
ranged, terrified a score Of women ard
children in ron of $40 Grand Boule-
ward today.
The woman was seen standing on the
edge of the roof preparing TO make her
leap. Mrs. Lee Tanaehill. wife of the
third haselnan of the White SOY base
ball team. stopped the intended wild
jump by cry1ng out to the woman from
the street and alta acting her attention.
While Mrs. T~annehilla pleaded with
Miss Gruper to ONE down from her
perilous position the police were notified
by n%eighbors and a patrol wagon was
summoned. The policemen crept up
to the roof from tEle rear Of the build
ing, while Mrs. Ta,nehill continued her
pleading, and toolS tie woman by sur-
prise,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
.PfNNlLESS, DYING,
SHE OFFERS TO SELL
CHILD FOR $50

Pttsnurg. July R-Lyne on her
Heathbed, with no earthly possession
but her +usoaths-old baby, Mrs. Oscar
Temanos, of ~Alonessen, Pa today an
nounced the child for SAX for $50 in
order TINT she might pay her medical
bills and her debt for food and leave
this life without g creditor.
Three months ago the father disap-
pealed, leaving his wife and child des-
titute, and for several weeks the
mother supported herself and baby by
washing, until she fell y5ctim TO an In
durable disease
The creditors have agreed TO cancel
her indebtedness, but she insists on Of
fering for sale her sole possession in
order that the debts nay be fairly met
and the child assured of a bona