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The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
Keeping Youthful Things.

A busy woman once said that sho
never knew how much she could ac.
compl.sh until she became the COM
panion Of her young sons, sharing
their sports and limiting her own
working hours to theirs. To-day they
are young men and she looks like
their sister. There are other young
mothers Of grown men and they are
rather formidable rivals to younger
women. The sons unconsciously mako
comparisons, generally In favor OF
mother. il Is beautiful to grow up
in this fashicn with ono's children,
says writer: to keep pace with
them in now studies and new thoughts
something like q second youth. We
IRE so quick to, put away youthful
things unless we have some such In
centive to hold them.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
.FIFTY.FIVE YEARS OF
SOLITARY Confinement

Meadville, Va, Sept. l8-Harry
Lehna, who waylaid Alma White
head, the IA year old daughter Of the
Rev. R. B. Whitehead, and kept her
prisoner in the woods was sentenced
55 years solitary confinement.
Lehna pleaded guilty and threw
himself on the mercy of the court.
Lehna WAS wanted for attacking Nel.
lie OTIS IA year old girl of Ridgeley,
W. V. In West Virginia the pen.
atty for such an offense is death.
The West Virginia authorities wanted
to take Lehna there for trial and he
decided to plead guilty to the charges
here.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
THEATRICAL
TRUST TO Be
WORLD WIDE

Chicago, Sept. l3-Launching of
the International theater trust Is said
to be assured. Legal difficulties
which it was thought might present
the consolidation were disposed of
during the European trip OF Levy
Mayer. general counsel for the Klaw
aud Erlanger combination. aud the
steps necessary to acquire control Of
two or three theatres in each OF the
principal cities Of Europe will be
taken at once. The combine expects
to complete the work by the first Of
the year.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
WILSON
MIzNER
IS JAILED

New York, Sept. l3- Charged with
using blackjack on Edward W.
knight, salesman employed by
J. @. Mcknight and Co., real estate
brokers, and his friend Britton W.
Barden, Wilson Mizner, one time hus-
band of Mrs. Charles 7. Yerkes, was
locked up for two hours today in the
West Thirty-seventh street station.
At the end Of that time Judge Nc
Kean of special sessions granted him
his freedom until tomorrow on 81, 600
bail, provided by Mortimer H. Meyer
his partner in the management Of the
Hotel Rand.
Mizner's trouble arose over a wom-
an, who, under the name Of Isabel
Lindsay. had been in the hotel for
two weeks. According to Miner
and Meyer the dispute was over the
refusal Of the latter to allow the wo-
mans .baggae to be removed without
her bill being paid According to
Knight II was because Meyer had
offended her.
1t II denied by Miner that he used
anything but his hands, and as proof,
he shows badly bruised hand, one
knuckle having been dislocated by
blow which it is admitted knocked
ont Knight.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
Tho Niee.. Way u. Knew.

A Boston physician has two young
hopefuis. Master Tommy and Miss
Jennie. the latter the elder by year
or two. A few days ago Master Tom
came in. whimpering. with the COM
plant: Papa. Jennie's eot my roller
skates on, and l want 'er. and she
won't give 'em to me-" Did you ask
her for them kindly. my SOM" Yes.
papa" We'll. suppose you go back
and try again. Ask her Just the
incest way you know. and see II You
can't get them" The youngster trot.
ted out. and the father from the door
way heard him ask In wheedling
tones: Jennie. for Gods sake. let me
take them skates,"
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
EMAEzzLER AFRAID TO
END LIFE IN WATERS

New Orleans, Sept. 13-Charles f.
Laton, chief clerk In the office Of the
first district tax collector here, who
disappeared to days ago, leaving a
shortage Of ov er $500, 900. was discov-
ed this morning standing OH the bank
Of the Mississippi, attempting to sum
mon up courage to jump in the water
and commit suicide. He said he had
started toward the water several
times, but each time his courage had
failed him. He made full confes.
sion.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13

BURN COAL-Owing to the value
in the residuum oil that can bo ex-
tracted and made into lubricatinR oil.
aud owing to a new kind of burner
that can be bought. tho United OIL
company has decided to quit burning
oil under the boilers In the refinery
yard anil burn slack in future. Il In
said this new burner will give better
results from the slack coal than can
ordinarily bc obtained from lump.
A conveyor will BIO used to carry tho
coal aud the change can be made with
trifie more expense than In the usc
Of oil. The boiler plant will be re-
built and made up-to-date in every
particular. The contract has been
awarded to the manufacturing com.
pany Of this new device and it is ex-
pected tho change will be made about
the last OF this month. A rcal hot
fro can be kept aud thero will be NO
smoke.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
All the Particulars.

French gendarme sent In the fol.
lowing report to his superior officer
recently: The undersigned declares
that at ten o'clock In the morning he
passed In such street and saw two
women and two men In a shop occu'
pied In breaking glasses, the two wo.
men by the hair OF their heads and
the two men by the scruf OF their
necks. and OF which one had broom.
stick, which was the master OF tho
shop and which affair the undersigned
has nothing to say and knows nothing
about It."
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
A Positive Necessity.

Having to lay upon my bed for ~
days from severely bruised leg. I
only found relief whom I used bot
tie Of Ballard's Snow Linimsnt. !
can cl'eerfully recommend II ~ tie
best medicine for bruises ever cent to
the afdicted. II has now become .
positive necessity upon myself Dr..
r. Byrnes. Merchant. Doveyville.
Texas. 25c. Goo aud ei.0o. Sold by
Yeltou Drug company. tis
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
Will STORE
MEAT FOR
The CANAL

Washington, Sept. l3--Iu prepsra.
tion for any emergency, Col. Goeh.
tails engineer In charge of the Panx.
ma canal, has arranged for storing in
the refrigerator plant st Colon a largo
quantity of meat supplies. The 18TH
mian Canal comm ission hns arproved
his suggestion to send to the isti,mus
! 400 quarters Of beef, which will be
forwarded oil transport. What
port the transport will sail from ID
not known. A large supply OF coal
also is to be sent on Ave vessels, sev.
eral OF which arc already on the way
to Colon. The commission denies
that there has been any shortage
either Of meat supplies or coal on tho
isthmus.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
Continual Schemino.

They were calling on the garrct
bard. And | suppose It is essential
that you poets should have wonderful
imaginations?" ventured the pretty
girl. We'll. should say so." replied
the poet. as he lashed on another
spring sonnet. III we didn't have
wonderful imaginations we could
never create the yarns we tell our
creditors when they come around
looking for money"
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13

MIXUP-Mrs. J. p. Zoeter loft
Tuesday afternoon for Craig, Routt
county to visit her sister. Mrs. Jennie
Early. Mr.. Zocter yesterday receiv-
cd card from Mrs. Early saying she
would arrive here this morning to
visit tho Zocters. The Indies evident
ly passed on the trains travelling In
opposite directions.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13

NEW REGISTER The Central
Mont market has installed y new
cash register. 1t is the latest make
and Is the first one OF its kind to bc
turned out OF tho factory. Tho
machine cost esCO and il operated by
electricity. Mr.. Bald says the reg
lister will do anything but talk and
he believes 1t can be educated to do
that.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
GRATlFIED- Lincoln Park aud

GRATlFIED- Lincoln Park aud
Fruitmerc arc retoicing over the fact
that some Of thcir Housewives took 20
many Of the prizes At tile Colorado
State fair 1t Pueblo. In tl,s pantry
stores department they claim moro
than three .fourths Of all tho awards.
Prominent among the prize winners
arc Mechanics Snow, white, N,oro
and Gleason.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
INSANE RIPPER" SUSPECT
MAKES ESCAPE IN BERLIN

Berlin, Sept. 18-An insane man
named Lolski, arrested on suspicion
that he was the ripper" who muir
dered several school girls recently,
has escaped from the observation ward
OF the prison hospital. 1t Is feared
he will perpetratc fresh crimes.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13

AT FREMONT-The Thimble Dox-
on spent tho afternoon yesterday out
Mt the Fremont mine with Mrs. Bragg
cmbroidering and n short program
was rendered aftcr which leo cream
and cake served.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

DR.. Sapero, the Denver specialist,
will again be in Florence Sep. IS and
10 at the Lennox. Consultation and
examination free.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
They Don't Grow There.

British Dowager.-Hns that Aus.
tralisn heiress. Lady Bareacrcs. mar.
ried any family tree? Aristocratic
spinstcr-Certainly not. Didn't she
come from tho bush7-Bx,tlmors
American.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13

TWO DAYS IDLE - Owing to Il
shortage of-coal cars In which to load
the coal, the Rockville mine OF tho g.
+. and I. company has been idle two
days this week.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13

DIED-At Greenwood yesterday,
Even Adams, q four -year-old boy OF
diphtheria. Burial today.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13

The Daily Tribune, 4oc month.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-08-17

The tslsgraphers' strike has hit 0oldhsh and the mining market . pretty
severe rap Business for the past few days has been Suspended and outside "
dms have been almost nil 0oldfeld, because of its isolated location and the IA
tme Of its business is more dependent upon tho telegraph than most any other
town in the country, and We feel the results Of any hinus in the telegraph ser-
vice very emy STILL knowing the treatment that is accorded the tAeraphes
generally throughout the country by the great teeUaphic monopoly. W . look
upon the efforts Of the tdeUaphers In a fight to better their status with consider
able competency, Notwithstanding the temporary Inconvenience and loss to which
" are subjected.
We know Of 20 wage workers IS q class Or profession who have such import
ant responsibilities and who receive such poor pay and shabby treatment as the
thsraphers;s and this, all because they work for q trust o. monopoly, which des-
toys AL competition for their labor.
The teleuaphers have, by reason Of the widespread suspension Of business
brought the matter Of government ownership Of The telegraph blmtly before
the people,. We are not arguing for . paerna form Of government when W 70 urge
that he government should " and operate the telegraph as we'll IS the post
service Of the country The post and telegraph ire the very blood current Of
business and to interrupt III operation of either, parMyNs trade and brings
general loss and Generalization. Whatever the argument in favor Of govern
mentowned post applies with equal force 10 governmentowned telegraph,
and wore it not for the wsnpaid lobby maintained at Washington in season and
out and the enormous money 1t the command of the telegraph companies Tor the
corruption Of congress- the matter o. q governmentowned telegraph would have
been urged before the national legislature long ago.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-08-17
A CITY OF MAoN1r1cENr DISTANCES

The Chamber Of Commerce, while willing to cut down the area embraced
within tn boundaries Of the proposed Incorporation Of Goldned from 80 square
miles to 2s still insists that or broad and generous confines should embrace
the hamlet Of Diamondheld, five miles away from the southernnost limits If the
proposed city boundaries. No n maintained the proprtety Of UGH a wide
boundary except upon the ground that there is to be q great city built up here.
and that whether the mines play out or not 0oMned IS still bound % become
10 Of the most populous centers Of the western world. Her 'other resources
make it inevitable consequently it Is necessary to take In Diamondfeld and
tho Daisy and Great Bend mines. If the question Of incorporation were not al
ready ) lead tissue, sch a absurd proposition would be enough to kill it. The
hrst mn to hike out Of 0oldaeld should the mines play out, would be the very
sponsors for this scity eternal" Mining brought them here. and mining would
take them anywhere else, il better opportunity offered. Goldhed is a mining
town, founded upon mining. and there Is n other excuse under heaven for its
existence. It will DO . ENTER Of population years 10 come, because there viii be
line herea and elsewhere within Its sphere Of influence" but with mining gone.
her people win DO gone. and he who argues that this is to be a great city trespec-
tive Of mining. Is simply q rainbow painter and has no place in the serious dis
cusson Of our public affairs.
We look y ~ oddnsd increase in population; but the populated district
will not extend further east than the shoulder Of Columbia mountain until Dta-
mondnsld Il reached, but win grow to tho west and stn further south and south
east
We surnise that the reason for including Diamondhed within the proposed
city limits, Il in som way connected with a street railway franchise. II Is no.
tcsabe that those who re most eager applicants for . street railway franchise
n the most ssalous sin thisi Incorporation movement They seem o be more anx-
ius 70 risk their lot with . nondescipt city council than with the present. beard
Of county commissioners, and by the sam token. they want Damondned taken
out Of the Jurisdiction Of tho commissioner, and placed with the city council
for Diamond6eld is to be a point IN this street railway system. They have had
one whhl with the commissioners and they would rather take their chances with
any old city council than with the commissioners again For couldn't they elect
their " city council? We'll. it has been done before by franchise grabbers
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-08-17
THE Los ANGELES EXCHANGE

Los Angeles has undertaken q new mining stock exchange. and 1t certainly
las tho best wishes Of the Goldheld public for an active and permanent career.
IT is 10 be noted that many Of the most prominent figures in Los Angeles financial
world have lot their names for the use Of the exchange; and while this is good
a far As it goes it is r. be remembered that honorary or ornamental members
however high In the financial and social scale, will not insure activity and life to
N organization.
BY perNual Of the names Of the charter members of the new exchange it will
be seen that 0oldheld brokers are much in evidence. It would be Of substantial
gain II Goldhsd should a healthy and lively exchange be maintained in Los An
geeg and Their Is shown a marked disposition n b. pat of 0odhed brokers
to help the Los Angeles organization get onto its feet 0oldheld is lot nxasar
lily welded to San Francisco exchange az . western market In fact there has
been considerable feeling manifest against San Francisco It times. and . strong
dhpoEhdon 10 pun away whom possible It Is believed here that the San Fran
cisco exchange is nt in the least interested lin the upbunding Of the camp and
the market but would scutAe either with the shamelessness of . buccaneer. when
an opportunity for a profit arose.. The whole system Of the San Francisco Z
change ID designed to knock the life out Of stocks. Their rules or possibly only
their custom. favor The short or ber de Brokers cal short thu market with
impurny without FEAR Of having to deliver until IL Ii entirely convenient There
fre . stock rarely shows its head above . fixed quotation without being jumped
mon By : crowd Of bowling Indians all out for . few cents scalp San Fran
cisco has bean the worst factor in the market or Nevada shares albeit 1t has
uutur recently always been he largest market We have n 70 idea that Los An
geMn win step In and eclipse San Francisco, but We should like to see it grow to
be = fsctorm he trading and a market with which 0olddeld could deal with ad-
70 the general business
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-08-17

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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-08-17
SPREADING THE FAME OF ooIDr1EID

Arnold Becker. editor Of the American Mining Review, Of Los Angeles for
marty the Los Angeles Mining Review is in Nevada and sending his Journal
sms rceumA articles o. b various camps Mr. Becker Il . mining engineer
~ - futeubgenuy and writes With the accustomed caudon of mn Of his pro-
feuim. ne LAST tHus Of the Review had . descriptive article IN the mines Of the
0oIdnsid oouaoudatedL which " reprint elsewhere; also An article o the Da-
mom6nelA xeedor. from n. Becksr's PEN The Forthcoming isue viii have IN
arule d ReuA Mountain and its minsh AL Of which wm be found Of interest
aA ront - The mining public.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-08-17
QUERIES
AND


|, Subscribers are welcome to the
use Of this department. In asking
soout companies state All the
in nj investigation As IL re-
, Qufros much time and correspond
ence. often to elicit h desired In
} formation. and a. the demands
upon this department are very
|, heavy, subscribers will please AZ
} erciee patience. and allow for two
} or three weeks time for answera
} No answers by mail
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-08-17
YAnvYxW1Aor.

Fairvew Eagle vas nj II tn Sensations - ~. -, - .a
od strikes has been made IN tn property iyanns ,hm.s rac.n,1v made On
ms,a- 20 M 49, 70 prscucahy no stock ITO b had OF In open market the
OF hs outstandtn capitalization havingb been Tia rn az 100 .omeime
conditions of the property nav improved appreciablv espe'Ans = 's W.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-04
EI BanCo Industrial de Santiago.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
RGETRlOO !tGUN las ltYS De PUERTO R CAPITAL SOOOOO
NAVARRO Director Gnea-RAFAEL EsP1N
Secetaio Genera.-ERHEsTo SAMPERA
Marina 2Snago Teono O. Box-Cable Bapinzan
RICARDO J. NAVARRO.

que esten vigentes. FL sobrante de
esa cantidad la distribuye por sorteos
entire los suscriptores de dichos Certi-
ficados, como donativo 6 prenio para
estimular el ahorro.
Resumen: Estos Certifcados re-
visten los caracteres de las Polizas de
Seguros de Vida y de Academies,
siendo q la vez tftulos de ahorro esti-
mulado, reproductive y garantizado.
Pfdanse los Reglamentos.
CoNsrRUcc1oNEs DE CAsAs.
En- sus magnlfcos Talleres Sc
construyen casas para las poblaciones
6 lugares urbanizados, pagaderas al
contado, 6 mediante una cantidad
mensual, equivalente al iprecio del al
quiler de la casa, dando ocasi6n para
que en- IS meses el inquilino Sc con
vierta en- PRoPIErARIo, con todas la;
ventajas para el pals, y para las clases
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-04
IA N1NA NARGANTA

E pale quien haba dado orden Sao Astante des
pues volvi6 acompahado de Gullona
He mandado buScar la Senora ia crada do Ia reina
madre
-Sehora do Guilona, he cdo deber venr yo mismo
manestar Vu Maesad que la reina de Navarro ha sado
SIT amiga la duquesa de Nevers.
iSair esta hora! repuso Catalina runcendo las ceas;
adonde ha podido irl
"A session de aquimia que debe ceebrarse paao
de Gusa pabellon habado por la sehora de Nevers
" icuando volveraI pregunt6 la rena madre.
La session prolongara hasta muy avanzada la noche
pond6 Guona de que probable que
de su amiga hasta manana por Ia maiiana.
iQue eiz la rena de Navara murmur6 Catalina rel
ene amgas leva corona lie aman Vuestra Maestad
tiene sGbdtos ique felz es
Despues de sada hzo interiomente los audi
torres Catalina murmuro:
-Despues de todo, ihace mucho que ha saido decid?
-Hara media hora, sehora.
-Todo 10 hace Dios por TN ben mayor idos
Guilona saludS salio.
Continual vuestra lecura, Carota dio la reina.
La seiora de Sauve continue:
Al cabo de dez minute Catalina inerrumpo la lectura
Ahl prOp6sto djo que despdan los guardias de la
galeria.
Esa era Ia sehal que esperaba Maurevel.
Sc eecut6 otden de reina madre sehca de Sauve
continue la historic.
Haba leido de hora p6xmomente interruption
cuando gto proundo proongado terrible lego hasa ca
mara real poner puna cabeo de todo los a pre-
Tn pistoletazo le siguio nmediatameute
-Que es ESQ? dijo Catalina por que segus leyendo
Carloa
-sehora djo la joven paidecendo ino hebGis oido3
Que? pregunt6 Catalina.
-Ese grito.
" ese pistoletazo anad6 e captain de guardias.
I'm go plstoletazo a1ad6 Catalina, he dido nada
Por parte exaordinas los gtos los poe
tazos el Louvre Iced Iced Carlota
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-04

Depositario de los fondos en- Puerto
Rico FL Banco de Puerto Rico,
FL Credito y Ahorro Poncefio.
Emission de Titulos. .-Construcciones
de casas.-Fomento de Indus
tria. - Exportaci6n. .-Importa-
ci6n.-Negocios en- general,
CERTIFICADOS REDIMIBLES.
Con esa domination emite titulos
amortizables de tres series: q de $500,
moneda americana, X de $500, y K de
$1oo, por los cuales el suscriptor pa
CARA todos los meses S., s. 6 81, Sc
gun lr serie durante 81 meses, tempo
de la amortization final del Certif-
cado.
El "Banco Industrial de Santa
GO destina de sus ingresos mensua-
les por este concepto, cierta cantidad
para pagar siniestros que ocurran de
teuedores de Certificates Redimibles
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-04

menos acomodadas, que Sc compren-
den.
Para tener derecho a que Sc cons
truya una casa en- esas condolences es
REQUISITE INDISPENSABLE ser suscrip-
tor de Hos cERTIFICADos RED1MIBLEs
y haber pagado sE1s QUOTAS MENsuA-
LES; por 10 menos.
FoMENTo De INDUsTR1As
Sc cosTEA la intalaci6n de peque-
fias INDUsTRIAs, comprando al efecto
la maquinaria y titles necesarios, Gu
yo importe reembolsa el industrial en-
pequeflas sumas mensuales.
Para mas informes dirijirse q la
Agencia General San Francisco 28 al
toS 6 al apartado I2I.-Telefono 3o7.
San Juan, Puerto-Rico.
R. S. CASTRO,
Agente general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-04
cAPITULO III
pIos DIsPoN NH

Como haba dcho duqus los dos 6venes Louvre rel
naba el mas profundo siencio
En- efeco Margara Ia ehora de Nevers habfan lido la
cae de zon Cocennas La Mole haban lido persecution
FL rey Enrique haban lido la ciudad 81 duque de Aencon
permaneca vaga ansosa eperanza de los
aconecimienos que haba pedcho la rns made Fnamente
Catalina haba acosado la sehora de Sauve lie ea
tos taianos que hacfan reir mucho Ia buena reina
Haca mucho tempo que Catalina habia estado de tan
Desues de haber cenado buen peto
paa dama dspues de haber consutado medco
de habr arregdo las codanas oden6
orac6n po exo de cera mpoa empresa que
gan ella de haba de contbur fecdad de hos Esta
costube muy prop de Catalina cosumbre por 10 dema
competamente orentna hacer dec msas ertas
crcunstanciaS msa cuyo obeo aoo Do ella conoean
En- I'm haba vuelto Renato habia escogido agunas
novedades perfumes pastas para el cuts.
Que vayan saber mi h la reina de Navarro esa en- su
cuarto ea que dgan que veugs hscermo eompaha do
Catalina.