davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
YET SEARCHING FARM
FOR HORACE MARVIN
Detectives Also Trying to
Locate SIOOp Seen OFF
Kits Hammock
WANT MORE AID
FROM THE STATE
spociai 10 rhe rvonlne Iournai.

NNNNttA 90 AAH ANfNlNE InNfnIII
DOVER, March Delawaros kidnap-
'pIns case already omrvals THAT Of the
immortal little Charley Ross Of the CARLY
sgs.
Nearly two hundred letters coming In
from an parts OF the country all brlm-
ming over wfh sympathy and advice ana
some even enclosing money are pouring
30 upon the father OF tho kidnapped y.
little Horace Marvin.
rhe people oi the United states with re-
markable unaniudiy are Writing or tele-
graphing 60 une man who within ten daya
has grown ten years older because thoir
hearts swell up with sympathy because
of ther own little ones.
Must Save His Life
Doubling their diligence TO round up the
lddnappers. but yet without It costing tho
life OF the boy. the Rnkortona who have
been reinforced here rcsortod TO naval
tactics on the Delaware Bay to-day and
are employing saiboat and mo,orboat IN a
dosged patrol The bay is widest at Kitta
Hammock, and at this wide point Il ia
impossible to see even with the strongest
glasses, Maurice Rlver Cove or any of thd
Jersey points Immediately opposite The
mysterious aloop seen or kits Ham,
mock for fow minutes last evening" ana
upon whose skipper the detectives used
little Rose standish and John Marvin as
decoys on the Delaware shore. must have
put across under cover OF night ana
sought haven with the oyster fleet az
Maurice river.
state Detective Frank J. Lore. Of New
Jersey ls said to be cooperating with the
ilnkcrtons by working ON the other side.
with similar naval operations.
Both on land and on water therefore.
the mysterious case has already outranlxed
any Of Its predecessors IN the archives of
crimo ana mystery.
Thoir marine operations have not caused
the splendid detective force to rolinqush
their activity on land and their searching
ilnfnrVIauta Ir l.t.it.ufa
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
"The Evening Journals"

CLASSIFIED AID PAGE
is a good salesman.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-29
RUYTER.
NO Sc DESCUIDE I'D.

Los varios sfntomas de una coz
dici6n debilitada que toda per.
soma reconoce en- 81 misma, es una
advertencia que por ningun con-
cepto deberfa .pasSr desapercibida,
pues de otra manera los g6rmenes
de enfermedad tomaran incremen.
to con gran peligro de fataies con-
secuencias. Los g6rmenes de Ia
tisis pueden ser absorvidos por
los pulmones q cualquier2 hore
eohando raices y multiplicandose,
3 & no ser que Ell sistema sea ali
mentado hasta cierto punto qH le
facilite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOI.E
que es tan sabrosa como la miel y
contiene los principles nutritivos
curativos del Aceite de Htgado
de Bacalao Puro, que extraemos
directamente de los hfgados frescos
del bacalao, comb1nsaNe, con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac.
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre,
fortifca ell sistema contra todos los
cambios de temperature, que pro-
Queen invariablemente Tos, Catarro,
Asma, Gripa, Tfsis y todas las en-,
fermedades emanadas por debilidad
de los pulmones y constitution ra-
qu1tiea. Tomada q tempo evita
Ia tfsis; tomada & tempo Ia cura.
Gel Professor Bernardo Urueta, de
la Botica Frizae en- la Ciudad de
Mexico, dice: Por la presente tengo
81 gusto de Participar q Uds. que
he usado en- mi hijo, enfermo de
Nal de Pott y por indication del
DIR. Rafael Lavista, la Preparation
de Wampole, que Uds. preparan y
ademas de que lie ha heeho mucho
bien, su z tonnage la tolera muchf-
simo mejor que las otras prepara.
clones de aeeite de bacalao. 1gual
cosa ha pasado con algunos otros
nifios q quienes les he recomendado
que usen la medicina de IDS" No
importa que clase de tratamiento
haya tenido NAL 6xito en- el case de
I'd. no SO desegpere hasta que la
llaya probado. Efcaz desde Ia pri-
mera d6sis. Nadie sufre un des-
Sngano con esta. En- las Boticas
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FL BANJO DEL ''CANTO.
de las Piedras' en-
Aguadila.
Sc han desysrbadO sIIi aIgunas
Gales.
NADIA SO dice en- Ia GIudad rsspGGtO de GrOaGI6R
de Ia 'GuaFdIl NaGIOnaI"
Ode m@eStrO cOrreSpOnsGI)

Junio % Aver saIi6 para Maysgii 2
el sfamRdo circo Pabellones dirigido poTsel
notable Rrtista M6ximo Monge 81 que
celebT6 en- eatR ciudad tres funciones al
canzRndO I'm 6xito complete.
-Llamass la stenci6n reBpecto al banjo
de aquf denominado "Canto de las pie
dTas," pues aiendo Ell ioico donde concu-
rren darss los bafios de versno infnidad
de personag, otFas tantas 10 ensucian de
una manera dsssgradabIe.
-Encu6ntraae algo abandonado 81 CO.
mentsIio de eata localidad. Necesita pin
tura y un desyerbo en- general.
Ell paBado Luneg, en- conmemoFaci6n
de San Juan Bautista celebE6 eI "Circulo
de San Carlos de esta ciudad un guntao'
SO bale de ccnfan4R el que result6 muy
alegre'
-EAtuvo en- eDta ciudad el paBado mi6r
coles 81 reputado doctor de Lares jefs de
Ia anemia en- Puerto Rico, don Francisco
Sein.
DE paEo para LaTeB, SO encuentra en-
eEts ciudad, 81 int6ligente Superintendente
de eEcuelaa don Carlos Augusta Reichsrd
y I'M distinguido jOven Rcompafia Bu Ee1lo'
ra espoBa hacia aquel pueblo donds recisn'
temente ha lido tTauIadado por el departa'
mento de Educaci6n.
-RegreB6 de San Juan don Francisco
EsteveS popular querido alcalde de esta
ciudad. Trae de Ia capital de la isla i'm
presiOneS sgradables para el future de
nueStra pOblaCi6n.
De psso para MaYagU.z estuvo en-
esta ciu6a1 81 gefior Attorney General.
Con el nombre de TEEl Native" vera
Ia luz p6blica aqu1, un /semanario que di.
Cardona.
-Hanse desyerbado aIgunas de las
GALES de Ia poblaoi6n pOr 10 que ae ven
nm tantO mas limpias.
Han regrelRdo q esta ciudad los jove-
nes Adelita Lopez, Luis Saliva, Carmen
Gomez, Maria E. Pagan y Alberto Garcia
Guin6s que estudiaban On la Normal, pue'
bio de Ris.PistTaG. La pTimera tFae Ell
tftulo de profssOra principal y de graduR'
dos los Gus tro restantes.
NADIA Se dice aquf de la guardia ma
CiOnal. En- cambio SO lleva q efscto el
pToyecto de la fundasi6n de un cuerpo de
bomberos.
Aver jueveU lego aquf el correO de
los EstadoB UDidOT.
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CON MOTIVO
De una RESENA.
10 COpi6 "--.dics Ruyter--.sil Va
CiarIo en- las CuaTtiIlas.
Y, ld'nas, lIOTiniDlO 'dal oOrahfo Il pIonO'


Sc dice por ahf que he incurridO en-
eTrores 81 hacer una TesefR de las fuerzaB
nAvaleB del Jap6n los EstadoB Unidos.
En- la resena que publiqu6 81 10 del CO.
rriente me ConcTetaba & exponer mi OPT.
ni6n mas menoA aproximada, acerCa del
podeEfo naval de ambaB potencias NADIA
mas.
AhoFs bien, no quiero, diBcutir:
Primero, poFque 81 Tudo trabaio mats.
rial 4 que estamoB cbligados los hombrea
trabajadorsa para ibvar Ia subsistencia,
labor que ap mas nos deja tempo para
penBar en- NADIA que no sea perentorias ne.
CeBidsdes de la vids, no me 10 peEmite.
Ssgundo, porque on la 6tica de la ex-
preston iterRria que inspire mi artfculo,
no entrR nj por momento que importara
IN bledo lR contradiction de eatadfstica
cuadro demostrativo del poderfo de lal
TefsridaB nacioneH 10 cOpis sin Yacisrlo
en- las cusrtilIaB, llev6ndolo del cerebrO al
ptonsO Fuera de Ia hoFa de labor, 10
compuBe, y le llGv6 la prueba al Director,
Ell Cual di6 Bu aprcbsci6u para que Be pu.
blicaEa.
Los dstoE que hice pdblico, fueron fisl.
mente tomados de Ia revista ''The Harper'G
Weekly" 81 hubo error, culpa fac del
que los Buministr6 & dicho peri6dico, nc
mia. -
Con Eespecto> que no es cierto que
exiBtan en- construction en- los aBtilleros de
ambas pOtenciss IN buen n6mero de bu
queB T6pfdog Cuya arquitectura y artilladc
''se guarda en- Ia mayor reserva", porque
las eBtadfsticas oioiales publican las cifral
exactag de los buques que constTuYe Cads
naci6n, dire que apesaE s'del Bu amplia y
seleccionada information ofcial = sus pro
fundos conocimientos nsya4es'', ESQ, no G,
VerdGd.
Debe SabsTse que los Almirantazgos de
las grandeg potencias, procuran ocultar 81
sistems haAta el n6mero de Bus buquel
en- construction, publicando veces cifrar
falsss de las unidades indicadas en- 80 pre-
supuegto para tales gastos. Las autorida
des navales no son tan c6ndidas
No hace muchoa meaes, IngEaterra Ian,
z6 al agRa tres crucsros de gran porte, Gu
yR construction se hizo tan oCultaments
que ri constable en- 81 presupueato publ
cGdO, nj los espfaS de las potencias rivalel
pudieFOn apeFcibiFBe. La botaduFa ID
esos barcos cause no pocR admiration on
las car clileTfaB extraDjeras., ..@
No hacs muchos dias esa misma naCi6r
uni6 q su armada otro gran crucero, q
cual fu6 expulsado del dique, anteB qu:
llegaTan los invitadoB la ceremonia d
Ia botadurs, acto este que dtj6 estupefac
tos & los COncurrentes, Representatives. d
todas las nacionea. Para mayor seguri
dad del Bscreto se oblig6 hacer un iura
mento los ObrerOB , t6cnicos que toma-
ron paEts en- los trabsjoB del referido bu
que de que no ravelaE1an secreto aIgu
no que ae relacionara con 50 construction
RTTYTER
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JUNTA ESCOLIR De GDJUNTGS.

De conformidad con Ia sscci6n 81 de Ia
Ley, Ia Junta Escolar de eHta MuniaipaIi.
dad, en session csIebEada el dia 13 de los
eorlientes; acoEd6 anunCiaE Ia PR visien de
las iguientss esCuelas para 81 kio escoIar
pr6ximc: una escuela principal, ma gra.
duads, tres gVaduGdas de iDg'es J usYs
FuRaIea.
Los aspiFantes debsr6n hacer copStar en
Bus Bolicitudes el n6mero, gFado tempo
pOr eI cuaI ha sido expsdido % csEtifcsd do,
Clase de ingl6s J pOr cientO que obtuyo sn
loB ex6menes de eaR:
La solicitudes Herkn admitidas dsntro
del t6EminO impEorEogabIe dc cinco diAu, &
contax desds II fscha en- que aparezca Ia
primers inssTCi6n de % anuncio. Ad-
juutaA Junio % de 1907, - PABLO
FONT, Fsoidenta 61h
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Ell t6rminO del curse
esCOIar en- PatiIIaS.
Los RIfOs one dIerOD meIOrOs ROtas fusrOR Ohss
quiadOs.
Ode nWestrO cOTrespOnSGL,)

JUNO 26.-El dia 81 del corrients ter.
min6 el curse eScolar y con ess motivo Sc
celebr6 una fiesta las dos de Ia tsrde,
la que ssiAtieron adem6B de Jos profssoreB
y los nifios, el Inspector Mr.. John Mello.
wes al presidents de Ia Junta senior Lebt6n,
el Tesorero don Jes6s Maria Msrquez y
las distiuguidas seforitas Herminia Ricci
Maria Crietina stalla.
En- esta fiesta fueron Eapartidos librog
de Cuentos entire los ni6oB que diaron me
ieraa notaB en- los exSmenes.
FL 1uspector y el Presidents de la Jur.
ia, fslicitaron & los profssOres por 81 ade-
lanto de las eScuelsB y los prcfssoreB Re
despidieron de los nihos.
Se han deepe1ido para BuB respectivos
pueblos los pre- fssores Befiorita Elvira
Roiz, don Carlos Rivera Uffet don Leo
poldo Castro Gslpf. EstoB buenos amigos
deian en- PatiIIas las inmenBas Bimpatiag,
que se bicieron acTeedores ppr las prem.
das de caracter que le alderman Dor suu
buenos compcrtamientoB durante 50 eotadfa
en- cate pueblo.
.-Est6n aprovados defnitivamente los
presupuestos de Ia Junta Escolar y 81 mu-
nicipio.
Ell presupuento ordinario de la Juuta
Escolay, asCiende la suma de S2046 SO
el extraordinario importar6 $4,000
Ell preSupuesto municipal importa Ia
cantidad de $9744.44
Hoy Se eBpsran en- este pueblo & los
distic guidos oTsdoFeB ssfor Lopez Lam
dr6n y Matienzo Ciotr6n, en- propaganda
de Ia SOciedad "Fratsrnidad Social y Be-
nefca.
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ID, dsAs IsOF este.

Beber sgva peTfsctaments puTa O. Ia
mayor garaDtfa de una buena sAlud.
Llamamos la atsnci6n lobre eI aDuncio
que aparece en- otro lugar SobTs los Fill
TR0S Belk fsld para Ag ., adapts bIeH
al Rcusducto J & cualquisE aep6sitO sIe-
Vado
Estos f tros, los mas famosos conocidog,
Buministran aqua libre de tOda bactel is,
y en- gran cantidad. Por sumas desda
TRES dollars en- RdelaDta CUMPRARA
I'd ~ salud , Ia de 50 f4milia
PHguats su m6jicO sObra las condi-
clones de estes & tUoa
AHORA MISMU pida 81 cat%logo
Rivero & Co. San Juan P. r eva.
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CgaTi0 g S0eaTIOs

Han sido asistidos EvaEisto Rivera. Fer.
nina Garcia, jose Guzmkn, Jhon Blsk
t0nn, Elias Bennaaat, Eduardo Rivas
Lopez EabaFFia, joaquin Reyes, Iabelo
Berries, y Anita Rivera todos de heridas
leves, ( esCepCi6n de Berries, quisn pas6
Il hospital. So confusion fu6 producida
{ conseCuencia de resbalsr con una ckBcara
de mango.
Todas elsaa Ouraeionea lRa hiao q pEacti'
eanta QlAgdV
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Hoy gran dsnandl Dc sOlaras.

Todavfa no sa han terminado los pianos
y division dtfnitiva del "Condado'' en-
solaFes,y "a 81 senior Sostene8 Behn ha
FeCibido muchaB peticioneB de compra de
an buen Ddnero de 6atOa para Ia construc-
ci6n de CasRs de vivienda en- aqualIos
sitios
Algunos propietarios que aIlf tgatan de
adquirir sitios para ls construction de
casas de vivienda, dejaT6n an pic parta
del arbolado y palmeras que pFestan gran
attractive d lugar EefresCan gEandsmen-
b Il atm6afsEa ca los gEandea caloEes del
YaEaRe
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fsliCitar 4 loa aanors1 de The San Jpan
oapnsFY'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-29

CoDfscci6n y rtfoEmaa poE cuslquieR A.
guEfn que Ba dessa Mn0tEns infoRmW
Sd sRos de- Orc, San Francisco 42.
Sv.k
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Rieg0 en- Guyana.
El ssfOr BIOndst autor de IN prOyseto de ley.

En- Ia Ultima Iegislaturs, eI Ssfior Blon-
det preSent6 un prOyecto de ley para pro-
veer el riego de Ia hsrmoHa conarca de
Guayama.
Como eB esq obra de verda1era impor-
tancia y cuys realization Be eleva & Consi
dsrable costO, no pocOB pensarOn que el
buen prop6sito del delegado Blondet =
cuantos esfuerzos pusiera en- pT6ctica para
81 logro del mismo, daTfan 81 fin al tTasts
ante difcultades que parecfan insuperables.
PeFo 81 senior Rs1det no di6 psz 81
tTabsia, y au actividad y sntuIasmo logrR'
ron intereaar al honorable Mr. Post, 81
prOyecto de ley fue 81 fn IN hecho
Ultimamente, debi6se 81 Is idea de Ia
excursion que & Gusyama verifcara 81
gObernador Post, visitando 81 pintoreaco
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'CUT9Css
Nos completeness en- rsndir este tribute
de justicia al patEi6tico esfueEzo del dee
gsdo Blondet, por dotar & aquells hermoss
region del Sur, de elemento tan supreme
como Ell sgua para Ia exploitation de SuB
naturRleR riQueZaa. ---.-
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SHERIFF. SALES.

~r>~>~'>~"s -rS-~ - - ~ = --r>@'>-|-H'~~
hat certain lot or parcel of land, Iy-
ng and being in the city of Bruins
wick. county and state aforesaid, and
known and described on the ott1ciaI
map of said city made by George K.
lslaSiwin in 1887. the following prop
3rty, - wit: the southwestern o.
fourth oIN~'ld Town LOT number a.
levied on as tNe property of ]. H. Dew
eaux. under alN by virtue of a tax
fl ia issued by H. J. Read, tax col
lector. for state and county taxes for
the year 1906; hmount of tax $7.4I
besides interest and cost
Levy made and returned to me b.
; S. Pyles, deputy sNeriff
Also at the same time and place,
nat certain lot or parcel OF land. -
lg and being in the city of Bruins
wick, county and state aforesaid, and
Known and described on the oHiciA
map OF said city made by GEORGE Il
baldwin in 1887, the following prop
srty, to-wit: the western one-half OF
Did Town lot number 305, levied
On as the propertv of Flora Harmon.
lnder and by virtue OF tax fl
issued by H hRead, tax collec or.
lot state ar unity taxes for the
year 1906; ali Of tax S12.72 he
sides interest 6 cost
Levy made FeCurned to me by
R S. Pyles, de- sheriff.
Also at the w h time and place.
nat certain poNS tparcel Of land. H.
ing and being inN e city of Bruins
wick, county and Nate aforesaid and
nown and descr I'd on the ofIicia
nap OF said city de by George X
Baldwin in 1897, following nron-
erty, to-wit: Dixv lot number
vest of Cleyburne 3etween London
una Prince streets 1evied on as the
property OF esta of Hampton
scarlet under an lby virtue of a
tax fl ia issued by J. Read ray
collector, for state Vi county taves
for the year 1906 hount of tev
'7,41 besides inte AND cost ~
Levy made and &rned to m
. S. Pyles, deputy herif.
w. H. Berrie.
Sheriff Hymn County Gal
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Danger from gFN F,auue.

There's grave darobEhom ths ha
s1e Of Coughs and rems1 that are 40
prevalent, unless 80 Rse Dr. Sings
NeW discovery consumption
ouElN ana Colds. Geu. Walls
o. aco FoTest City Mr. fttes: fS"It's g
uo0''u ~ pe|pteF MS IA ..sIu~Io
Fneic coughs al #ds prevail
ma quickly them IL pre-.
Gnu pneumonia res AaGripps
Ives %e.SderTut r"i ~ Astnm. aud
Jay Fe'tT and u es wea rnss
strong enough to d of Consump-
Ion, coughs and Pods. Sue aMJ
F1.OU Guaranteed dby %uits ~.
SRrs rs~s s~.st
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shlp lIoe. :

Nei1ler lhe mas Aowners nor CON
- u me brl schooner Aroma
WV pe RESPONSE FOR any debts
Contracted by l. crew of said
schooner sn,,rr Meet,
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Legal luce.

Georgia Gl-nn Coy.
Catherine Lew, H. Gilchrist vs
Perry r.. Gilchrist ibel for divorce.
Filed to May ter 1907. Superior
2ourt. said county08
70 Perry r. Gilct5st. Defendant T.
above state c;sIe:
You are hereb N redujred ia mo
and appear at the Next term Of the
superior court of nd county. 10 he
held on the th'rG Monday in May,
next, then and tEA to answer the
petition of the plf-SStiff in the above
stated case. as in ! Rfault thereof the
court will proce1kK as to Justice
shal appertain. 91s#tness the Hon.
A. Parker juelK of the superior
court Of said cor Ny, this the 10Th
day of March, Ar.
n. du Bgnon.
Cle G Superior z TT, Glynn County,
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Shin No.

Neither the mastt Aowners nor cor,
5ignees of the Brit schooner Mar.
garet May Riley W be responsible
for any debts contr led by me craw
Of said schooner. JAohsrd Master
We offer for imn=F he accentanos
10 lots south OF p OWM At $50 eann
ALBERT AlG & CO.
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Sheriff

S. Simon Island sstaqe for Ladies'
DIX ladies can bcure rooms in a
1o'tase on the b ych less than five
minutes walk fl the pier. Priv
NE Oh cookins themselves. All
iecessary cookin utensils and table
%@Ie, FOR full Formation address
exchanged.
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viii buy lot let on bouIevsrd
! south OF Hanov, Ark.
| ALBER1 ENDlG a CO
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we SOLICIT o. for ever, ming In
inc GROCERY Ut PRO. int service
low prices d. q Blsrk~.r IIs
Monk street
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When In ne%
the old reliable J
loaned on anyl
Lewiston.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-15
B. & A. MAY BUY
PARK So. DEPOT
Of NEW HAVEN

Boston. Jan l5-"There are always two
parties TO a negotiation" said President
c. s. Mellen Of the Consolidated railroad
when asked how far negotiations had
progresse for the sale OF the old Provi-
donce depot and the property adjoining
on Park square and Columbus avenue.
In this matter" he continued, " we
represent only one. IL might hurt the
other party 10 disclose Information at
this time"
In this manner President Mellen dis
posed OF the story that the Boston e.
Albany railroad was TO take over the
property in question as terminal
Nevertheless, Is is stated that a plan 70
have the Boston ana Albany railroad give
up what II now occupies OF the South sta
ton and run all it's passenger trains 10
and from the old Park Square station has
been practically determined, although the
final step has not been taken.
The Official announcement of the trans
fer of the property Ia expected 10 como in
due time, provided no hitch occurs in get
ting the legislature to approve the scheme.
This is necessary as by the act OF 1896
the Boston and Albany was made a joint
user OF the South station, and the Boston
and Providence was authorized 20 aban-
don the Park square property as rail-
road terminal.
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SAGE PERSONAL
ESTATE VALUED
At S50,000,000

New York, Jan. l5.-Fifty million DOL
lars is the valuation at which the tax
assessors have written down the personal
estate left BY Russell Sage on the tax
books for 1907. which the tax department.
threw open yesterday TO public inspection.
This is easily the biggest individual per
sonal-tax assessment ever recorded ON
the city's tax books. Andrew Carnegie,
at 5000 coo, stood at the head OF the list
up TO yesterday. John ID. Rockefeller,
said by some TO be the richest man In
the world. came. next at s2S0,Ooo. only
about a dozen other New Workers pay
taxes on s1O000O0 personal property.
Mr.. Sage i'm his lifetime escaped with
an assessment OF 100000 which he
sought al first TO have reduced or wiped
Off the books.
Yet the same fortune, after Mr.. Sage's
cath. is valued by the tax assessors at
100000. In addition to this. Mrs Rus
ell Sage to whom the money lender left
Practically all his wealth, Is assessed on
100000 personality I'm her own name.
III these two assessments stand-and
here is n great curiosity 10 see whether
Mrs. Sage will combat them--she VIII
nave to draw her check In favor of the
city treasury for something like $4,000
Beside that there IN a very strong possi-
)ility that the city will move to collect
he tax for the past two years, which IL
IAN DO under the law.
II the personal estate Is worth s5o,0O0,000
now, the city will probably take the atti-
tude that Il was worth that much dur
ing the two years previous.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-15
AMBASSADOR BRYCE
A VERY MODEST MAN

The last timo James Bryce, the new
British ambassador TO the United States,
visited this country was two years ago
last summer. when he landed in Boston
He is very modest gentleman. and he
prefers 10 travel incog., when he can con-
So Il happened that on his last voyage
hither neither his name nor that OF Mrs
Bryce, who came with him, appea red on
the passenger list, and his fellow voya-
gers did not suspect his identity until
after several days out. Meanwhile Mr.
Bryce had the pleasure OF asking his Ia =
BILE companions all about this country and
its institutions. And they glibly answered
ms naive questions, never suspecting that
they were talking with the author OF
The American Commonwealth" Fancy
their chagrin later on when they discov-
cred by accident that they had been un-
dertaking TO enlighten an inqIisitve for
eigner who knew far more about their
institutions than they did
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-15
INTERNATIONAL
BRIDGE PROJECT

Augusta. Me. Jan. i5.-The construction
OF an international bridge across the So
John river az Van Buren, will be brough.
up before the state legislature soon, it Is
expected Senator Patrick Therault OF
Grand Isle is considering plans for the
project 20 submit 30 tho assembly. and II
Is thought the structure will be about
inO feet long and will cost about $4,000.
There is considerable traffic between
Maine and New Brunswick I'm the vicinity
of Van Buren and at present this bus,-
ness is handled by three ferries. There
arc no bridges across tho river, except
AT points too remote from the town 10 be
made use or The subject has heen
brought up quite regularly in the lcgisla-
tIrc for about % years. but has always
failed. principally because OF some inter-
national complications arising or from the
fact that the resolutions introduced have
not called for enough money