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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-13
CLEMENS-S Sells Drugs


Barrie. lots and 2, Lincoln Park
add to Grants Pass, $3.50.
VIC Elmors. contract to sell to
Riggs Land Co.. 80. 93 acres in sec Is,
tip 36 8, r 6, aud other lands, $4,000.
WIN Cheshire ct uI to G II Moore,
lot Z, block ..22, R R .add TO Grants
Pass, $25.
@ B Perkins ct uX to Geo d Will.
Jams, lots l6 and 1, block AZ, o 7 s..
Grants Pass, $500.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-13
iiertb Good Advice

o. S. --woolever. one OF the best
known merchants Of LeRsysville, n.
Y. says; "It you are ever troubled
with piles, apply Bucklen's Arnics
Sslvs. II cured me Of them for good
s0.years ago. " Guaranteed for sores,
wounds. burns OF sbrssions, s5c at all
drug stores
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-11
CAN'T BE SEPARATED.
Some Martinsburg People Have Learn
ed How TO Get Rid of Both.

Backache and kidney ache are twin
brothers.
You cant separate them.
And you can't get rid of the back
ache until you cure the kidney ache.
If the kidneys are well and strong,
the rest OF the system is pretty sure TO
be in vigorous health.
Doans Kidney Pills make strong
healthy kidneys.
Mrs. S. a. Mccormick, living at 209
Clendennen St. Charleston, w Va.
says: MY husband suffered from kid
ney disease for five or six years, as
the hesult of a serious fall. He had
sharp pains across the loins and his
general health was affected so that
II was hard for him to keep up and
around. He tried plasters and other
remedies. but nothing helped him an
he never seemed TO have a day 5
health We heard of Doan's Kidney
Pills curing others and he began their
use. Before finishing the first box
there was wonderful change for the
better in his condition. | am glad to
recommend such reliable remedy so
that other suffering in the same way
may know what to do to be cured"
Plenty more proof like this from
Martinsburg people. Call at Shep-
/ herds drug store and ask what Gus
toner's report
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-11
sHEPHERDsTowN NOTES.
Brief Items of Interest From That
Lively Town.

Miss Nellie Foutz has gone to Wash
ington, where she will spend several
weeks visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence r. Lee have
gone to Richmond, Va, where they
will spend the winter.
Miss Agnes Cody, who is teaching
in Harpers Ferry, spent several days
at her home here last week
II. M. Shell will move his barber
shop from the McCohn property on
Main street. to the room formerly oc-
cupied by C. G. Frazier on the same
street.
Rev. II. J. Stevens has gone to
Fairfax Courthouse, Va, to help Rev
f. A. Strother in a revival service.
Rev. Strother will preach in Shep-
herdstown ON Sunday for Rev. Ste
phens.
Miss Louise Welshans, who teaches
school in Welkburg, this state, came
home sick last week and has since
been confined to her home.
Miss Mabel Humrickhouse has gone
to New York city to visit her rela-
tives
Mr.. John r. Billmyer has gone to
New York, where he will spend the
winter.
Shepherdstown was treated to d
thunder storm on Tuesday evening
Miss KeDlinger has gone to Texas
where she'wi spend the winter.
Mr.. H. NJ Turner. who is employ
ed in the government service al
Yarmouth. n. s., is at his home here
TO spend Christmas.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-11

conducted by Rev A. j. Secrist, who
will also preach there Sunday night
Services at Inwood at IL a. m Sun
day and at Pleasant Plain at p m
Sermon Ito children will be followed.
by holy communion.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-12-11
WILL HOLD SPECIAL SERVICES.

Rev. A. j. Secrist to Conduct Heyi-
val at Friendship Church.
Special revival services will be-
gin tonight at Friendship church,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-12
SOO:9 deScu.dOS en- las IeyeS
El seEoR MaTiENZ0 CINTR0N

NO PASO MAZDA

La session de aver en- la Camara fuG
IN chasco para muchos que esperaban
0curriera alguna co6a desagradabl
Desde la ma rama Sc decia que el senor
Matlenzo Cintr6n habI4ri7 duro con
motjvo de cierta Interpolation en- el
Consejo Executive, sobre palabras ver-
tidas por el delegodo de Humacao
La concurrencia era rumerosa, Y
llenaba parte del p0bIco y las mesas
de los periodistas
El sencr Galvez Otero, di6 lectura
4 dos peri6dicos que hacian rcferencia
al "Yo acuso" del se1or Matien2o
Despues de esa lectura el se1or Was
Ochoteco inform6 brevemente. Ell Sc
nor Zeno Gambia, acto se2uido, sc le-
vant6 Y pidi6 la Camara aprobase la
sigujente moci6n
"Qae las palabras Dc los honorab ables
delegados seilores Matienzo Santoni,
fueron de conceptos generates SC bre un
hecho-concreto, cual fuG Ia desapari
ci6n de algunas paginas de una ley, el
cual hecho nj otros analagos, debian
eproduclrse; sin que II Camara haya
entendido, nj cree que nablemente
pueda asentenderse, que dichas paJabras
envuelvan la ahrmativa de que las
leyes de la Asamblea Legislative de
Puerto Rico, hayen sido alteradas
8 mistifcadss por persona alguna de-
terminada = 81 solo indicacjoneS de
precauci0n, para evitar errores 6 des-
cuidos que, Case de ser m3liciosos, de-
beran corregirse." Termnada la lee
tura, ell senor Matienzo Cintr6n, dijo
10 que sigue
La prensa de San Juan de Puerto
Rico Sc ocup6 Ell estos dias de las pa
Iabras vertidas por Ell seflor Santoni
y por este delegado; no siendo exacta-
mente la reproduction de las frases
que yo die. Ciertamentc que en- Ell
fondo de mis- manifest4ciones hay YER
q dad que es patente ciertas irreguia-
ridades en- la legislature no EN- la ca
mara, come Sc me hizo decir Yo no
lnecesito retractarme. 10 nism0 qae
cstata estoy ahfa. ildiansdo, porlue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-12
Ell Cr6ditO de $4,000 dollars
La Camara discutira muy en breve
Ell bill concedic ndo al muni-
cipio de San Juan
dicha suma
I'll PR0YECT0 PAS0 En- H. C0NSEJo

En- la session de aver del Consejo
Sc presento un proyecto de lev, para
la asignacion de un credito al muni-
cipio de San Juan, con destino la
construction de I'm lavadero p1blico.
FL proyeccto en- su secci6n prime
ra informa que dicho municipio que
dara autorizado, y al efecto sc lie ia.
culta, para asignar durante Ell a1o
economico de Ioo6-7, mediante orde-
nanza municipal debidamente apro.
bada por Ell alcalde, la suma de quin-
ce mil $4,000 dollars destinada 4
la construction de I'm lavadero pl-
blico.
Paso 4 estudio de la comisi6n res
pectlva, la cual informara oportuna-
mente en- la Camara popular. Acer-
ca de dlchas obras inf formamos que
dlcho lavaderO Sc levantara en- los te-
rrenos que posee el Municipio detras
de la antigua carcel de Puerta de Tie
rra, en- TN radio de s. metros de lar
go por IS de ancho Tendra dos de-
partamentOs: uno para lavado V otro
para ropa SEGA. desinfeccionec. rope
ros y un cuarto especial para los EN-
pleados; reguiarmente desempena-
ran dlchos puestos los inspectores
santa rios.
La maquinaria constara de dos cal :
deras de ounce caballos de fuerza,
Estas obras seran sacadas 1 p1ibi-
ca subasta, hacitndose cargo de elias
Ell ingenlero municipal.
LO mas lntereSante del lavadero V
que verdaderamente producira bene
hClO, son las 200 tlnaS Ell las cuales
las muJeres del pueblo podrdn cum
pllr sus compromises.
Cada mujer diSpondrd de su rope
70, deSinfecci6n con gas, y de un
alambre de cincuenta pies fin de
que tenga toda Ia comodidad possible
para secar las ropas 81 sol, Estara
prohlbldo termlnanteme el plan
chado de las ropas. Cada lavandera,
para evitar diticultadeS, tendra su
nllmerO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-12

carcomidos de algo prehist6-
rico, pero un gesto del immense
taumaturgo ha encal1nado la
violencia, ha aplacado la furia,
ha conjurado la ten,pestad.
Nadie celebra este rasgo de
misterioso, de extraiio, de ocul-
to poder; nadie aplaude Ell ges-
to de soberania omnipotente
nadie sc alegra de que todo siga
imperturbable, inmutable en-
apariencias, y sin embargo, Sc
conhrma, sc comprueba la exis-
tencia de un poder extraordina-
rio y dominador que sc impone
en- los momentos solemnes, en-
las situaciones culminantes,
con avasalladora soberania G in
Contrastable fuerza domina-
dora.
Y ese poder no emana, no
viene del pueblo, sino que cae
sobre el pueblo abrumandolo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-12

por primera vez desde hace tres
amos, el rio Hudson Sc ha bel ado en-
su parte mas ancha, entire Nyack y
Tarryt4 wn, Nueva York, fernando
IN puente. Las tres lnillas y media de
aqua que separan ambos puntos, Sc
han convertible en- TN camno s6lido
que han atravesado varias personas,
cn completa seguridad, porque ell hielo
tiene ALI ST te pulgadas de espesor y su
nr0eso aumenta diaria merit debi3o
ii l. u Que haee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-12

A las 10 Sc abre Ia session y asisten
los conscjcros Diaz Navarro, Barbosa
del Eallc, Sanchez Morales, Falkner,
Ward, Feuille, Willouhby y Gra-
hame.
Fueron nombrados conceiales don
Domingo Davila de Camuy y don
Juan L. Cruz, de Naguabo.
Sc aprob6 una solicitud presentada
por el municipio de Ciales.
Ell Comisionado del Interior, pre-
scnt0 tres copiaS de libros de texto
para las escuelas, Y Diaz Navarro, in
form0 que ha examinado dichos Ii
bros y que cree son muy titles y pro-
done Sc feliciteial autor.
Pas0 4 Ia ComiSon de FranQuicias
ia ampiac ion de la solicitud hecha
por don Guillermo Cortada para la
con strucci0n del muelle en- Ponce.
Informo la Comis6n de Tranquil
cias, que no tiene objection alguna
que hacer a la solicitud hecha por
don Carlos Conde, para la construc-
cion de un muelle en- est3 ciudad, Y
fue aprobada dicha solicitud.
La Comjsion de Franquicias aprO,
bo ell conlrato hecho entire dofla Tus-
ia Mendez y el Comisonado del in.
terror.
La com ision de Frlnquici4s reco
m1enda no So permita Il don Luis
z IN r iar soa 81 ~ae de arena
del III 1. BY ano4. Evruo babor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-12

tales hechos sucedan. No me dirigf
entonces a ninguna entidad determi-
NADIA, a ninguna entid ad gubernativa.
Un noble caballero que es al mis-
mo tempo gran abogado, tom6 la de-
fensa en- ell Consejo de no Sc quien, no
Sc 81 del Presidente del Consejo Eje-
cutivo, del Prisidente de la Camsra,
en- I'M, de no Sc quien, por que yo en-
verdad no hice cargos dsterminados
no censure directsmente. Pero yo he
de decir ese noble caballero que no
necesita pinguna defensa. Yo he pro-
bado que tengo valor para acusar al
Presidente del Consejo Executive, LA.
mese Post 6 como Sc lame.
Matlenzo Cintron no tiene palab bras
veladas para acusar la mano aud az
atrevida, va salga del Consejo, de la
Camara del Gobierno, que Sc atreva
a modihcar una ley."
FL sefior Matienzo habl6 diez minu-
tos, terminando adhiriendose a la mo-
clon del seflor Zeno Gambia,
La Camara acord6 por unanimidad
proponer al Consejo que NADIA tuvc
que resolver sobre la Comisi6n que sc
propuso por ell Consejo, puesto qu, nc
ha habldo Ell las palabras del senior
Matienzo Cintron acusacl6n ninguna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-12
LA Repdblica ESpa1ola "

Este estimado colega publica aver
IN nlmcro especial dedicado i con-
mcmorar el treinta Y Cuatro aniver-
sa1io de Ia proclamation dc Ia Repu-
bliea Ell Espalla.
Colaboraron en- cl n1nero espec ial
de La Rep1blca los senores Fer
a5ud<z Julcos, Federico Dcgetau
Munoz Rivera, Manuel +. Rossy, NJ.
Zeno Gambia, Elpidio de Mier. r.
Ncgr0n Flores, Juan Braschi, Nicolas
EstGvanez, Victor NJ. de Castro, Pc
rez Losada, Francisco Socorro, ''R.
pu5licano', Bonifacio Sdnche1, Pc
pc B,oma', X. Julia Marin, Calder6n
Apontc. Juan de Arruza, =. del Va
lie AtiIes F. !. Baquero, Manuel To
rrado Martinez. S. Dalmau y ,Canet,
Julio Galvez Otero, Victor Garcia
Bermejo, !, Elias Lewis, doctor Or
donez, NJ. Arrasate y trabajos de la
redaccion.
El nlmero especial por las hrnas
que avaloran el texto es un 6Xito pc
rlod{stico, ror el que ha sido fellcIta
dislmo el joven y br:ll2nte periodista
<omualdo Real, director dc La Re
plblica.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-12
Ell ultinO bale

FL de esta noche sera el Gltimo
de la temporada, y promote ser AMI
madlsimo a juzgar por los prepara-
tivos hechos por la comision del
Carnaval.
Hay numerosas cOmparsas que
llamaran la atenci6n por 10 origi-
males.
Es inmensa la animaci6n reinante
en- Ell pdblico para asistir al tiltimo
bale de mascaras en- el teatro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-12

cumplido dicho sefior con las con-
ldiciones del Reglamento, y Sc apro-
DO seg1n 10 solicitado por la comi-
sion.
Fueron frmados por Ell Presidente
| v pasados al Presidente de la Ca
mara Legislative los FL. B. MIN. IL,
I3yI4.
| Sc lnforma que la Camara Legis-
lativa ha aprobado Ell proyecto de
ley, mum. "A, y paso q La Comision
de Hacienda.
Ell Municipio de Arecibo solicita
que las oficiuas de telegrafos de
aquella ciudad permanezcan abiertas
de dfa y noche; paso la Comision de
Hacienda.
Solicita Ell Attorney, que Sc le
file al Gobernador la cantidad que Sc
ha de gastar Ell el recibimiento y
hospedaje de los delegados que vie
men a estudiar las condolences del
pals, Ell Comisionado del Interior
dice que es impossible porque Sc ha
dado el case de que III duefio de hotel
de Ponce ha pedido $40 diario, por
cada persona, y este es muy caro-,
no sabiendose tampoco 10 que cobran
los duef1os de automobiles.
Ell Attorney dice que sc haga Ell
calculo por 10 que ha de gastar una
persona y que Sc multiplique por Ell
ndmero de personaS que vengan. Ell
IesOrero reCOnoCe Ia neceSidad de
que Sc file dicha cantidad pero tam
bien 10 We impossible, y dice que Sc
| N a Il
Gobernador 10 caste en- ell Departa-
mento de anemia y tambiGn Sc hace
10 mlsmo para la construction de ca
rretera en- el presente case debe ha-
cerSe igual por no Saberse la canti-
dad fila que Sc ha de invertir. Diaz
Navarro propOne que Sc enmiende el
parrafo que dice que el Goberna-
dor gaStard eSa cantidad en- el viaie
de los Delegados de San Juan 4 Pom
&c y extienda 4 los pueblos y ciuda-
des de la isla, por 81 quieren con-
sultar con las camaras de conner
clio y hacendados municipios al
go Sobre Ia situaci6n del pals FL
! TesOrerO aprueba la enmienda. pero
| dice que no Ii We neceSaria.
Dlaz Navarro dice que no esta de
acuerdo p0rque 81 Sc vota Ia CAN'T
dad para el,vlaje Ponce, el auditor
puede .ponerse 81 no fuera asi. El
COmiSIonado del Interior dice que
los delegados no irln mas que Pom
&c, pues el vapor Sc supone que lie
CARA aqui por la mafana Y saldra /
las treinta Y scis horas de Ponce,
este ser& el tempo que djchos dele
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-12
del dia

La Interpolation sensational
anunciada, y que llevo a la Ca
mara aver I'm publico pumero-
so, ha quedado reducida a las
proporciOnes memories, y tOdo
esta como estaba antes del rui-
dOsO inCidente.
La aClaraCi0n heCha pOr ell
senior Matieuzo en- su dlscurso
de aver ha quitado, en- parte,
inter6s al asunto, pero no le ha
quitado gravedad a la denun-
Cla.
La acusaci0n queda en- pie.
FL senOr Matienzo la sostiene.
Su dlscursO no ha sido una rec
tifcaci6n, ha sido una aClara-
cion.
La gravisima acusaci0n sub
Siste, perO en- Ia misma forma
impersOnal, a bstraCta, vagarOsa
en- CUE, aC2sO uniCamente, pue-
den haCerse clertas accsaciO-
mes.
tubo un momento Ell que
pareCio que la mas rauda clari-
dad iba 4 hacerse, V que tOdOs
il'am0s . a>Istir 4 Ia revelation
de sensaciOnales desCubrImien-
los abTumadoreS.
/ uc cuanGo en Ct EJecut1vo
resono una Noz elocuenle, pl-
d1endo ctarldad, p1dlendo luz
en- Ia o1nsa t-n]eoia que Ia SOS
pecha esparcla en- torno a los
mas altos or@an1smos Y los
mas connoj2dos 1uncionarl0s.
L" PTt4th~ia oe MI. Post.
Iue q primer Iique puesto a Ia
'mP4tuos@ cor1r'ente dc IA ansie-
oa4 nv Iat' 'saooIa.
FL hanH luhc1onaTio no pre-
tendla nln&una case &c eScia-
IIeclmlentoS, Z Fara que? De
las Ja'"rla' pIonuncidaaS en-
eI CaloI de una llhpToVlSac1oh
tarlaineiltaIi4' no e5 pfndente
def,NaT Cohciu9iones lnconIno-
NlDIG>. L.S escTupul"S del Sc
nor bIaZ Navarro le paIec1e-
ron 0NIG9'FoS.
no nao1a que tolnar IAN por|
10 'Ta@ico aq"Glla9 PalaoIas que
0il u dol 1!ll"1oId ( d euad' e.
elorU6 Hl6 CohsGJSlo lu4aod 81
az 10 ~. 9e'l.9 1'l 21ll9I NJ" ' tl0llHo'
q 90 ,.:ti.o 800 - ''.l,Cl0-' Il ~ 0'1 III l'0l
"ll;.. A.; + - IJ114 '0o''~o, < - ...4:
,oienfo da u one bahia Ge s,1
redrr y dee1a 81 nri,ner instar.
te procure snavizar Ia cues
ton.
I'll pontifce de la congreya-
ci0n ba estadO Drudentisim0:
gracias 4 su habiiidad desple-
pada r0d0 ouedara Dor ahora
en- IA mien1 f0rma en- Oue esta-
ba antes Y u no cueda desva-
necida la tremenda intranqui-
Hdad que r2velan las fraseS del
senior D,aI Navarro, q 10 menOS
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
PROF Il. T. BERG DE1lD.
W ell knO7cn Music Com poser Sac
CumbS to Heart Disease.

Professor Albert F. Berg, music composer. critic,
organist and teacher. whose hymns have become
world famous, died after short Illness yesterday
afternoon of heart disease a. his home, No. S5s
West goth street His death ended a brilliant
career in the world of music. that began more than
sixty-five years ago
Born at Frankfort on the-Main, Germany, In
1925. the son OF D.. Franz Berg. Professor Berg
was brought TO this country when he was ten
years old. Four years later he had shown much
musical talent that he to Paris. where he
completed his education IN the conservatory. In
1915 Professor Berg became associated with the
then firm Of Forth Pond e Co. music dealers. and
in 1850. when the firm became the William \. Pond
Music Publishing Company. he employed
editor and critic. and still at his desk with
the same firm when few days ago he was
stricken with the Illness which caused his death.
He first began his career an oFsanist in 1855
ct Zion Church. where he renamed until 1865
Then he went to the Church of the Transfgura-
ton, better known the Little Church Around
the Corner
The funeral will be held at St. Paurs Chapel.
Fulton street and Broadway. at o'clock Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Berg last night said that II was
the church in which she and her husband had been
married just ffty-three years ago, and in which
they had celebrated their golden wedding three
years a6O. Professor Berg leaves wife. who
Miss Helen McGregor Morse, and five children.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03

well known artist. died here this morning.
American wood engraving owed great deal to
Gustav Kruel He was one OF those men VINO
gave to our school worldwide renown and his
memory will be honored by many connoisseurs.
faithful TO tradition which has latterly suffered
grave neglect. but which this devoted artist
steadily did his best to maintain When he was In
his prime illustrated magazines were not pIenti-
full In this country they are now and those
which occupied the field made little II any OF
cheap reproductive processes KrueI and his col
leagues enjoyed abundant prosperity. Every month
there were new blocks TO be engraved some Of
them full-page frOntispieces. and Kruen con-
stanty occupied. His style from the start
notable for simplicity. for strength and for
tain dignity. and he did. in the reproduction of
portraits especially. of the best engraving
that has been done anywhere in our time. 1t was
not long before he undertook independent blocks,
executing them a larger scale than the maga-
zines permitted. and disposing OF them through the
print shops AS the halftone process more and
more encroached upon his province he finally gave
himself altogether to the carrying out OF enter
prises of his
He produced a remarkable series OF portraits OF
Lincoln, Grant Sherman and other figures in
American history. portraits of great vitality, and
in technique possessing breadth and a richness
of texture and color suggesting the art of the
painter Some of these were published a few years
ago under the title OF "A Portfolio of National
Portraits" with text by Royal Cortissoz In gen
eral however. his works were circulated after the
fashion of etchings other prints. he under
took private commissions He enthusiastic.
industrious man. absorbed in his art. and he has
left considerable body of work to his credit. His
best portraits are not only mastery in workman
ship but have distinction Of style. Though his art
lost it's vogue time ago. and has since beon
supported only by a limited number Of discerning
connoisseurs and publishers. there Is no danger
that what he did for IT will be forgotten.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
"TOSCA."
Metropolitan Opera House.

Somebody reckoncd II out last night that 6 7o2
persons Were listening to grand opera In New York
This may be two out OF the way, but II will do
roughly TO indicate that both opera houses were
nlIed and at the Metropolitan also the standing
room was sold long before opening time and specu-
lators throve on the curb. Nine. Emma Eames
made her reappcarance. bringing with her 'Tosca. ."
an ever popular opera that has awaited her coming.
and the public eager 10 welcome them both.
BY the time the white face Of Scarpia looked
seeing up between the decent candles. while a
woman with cleaning, lovely arms and frightened
eyes was slipping through the door, Nine. Eames
had her audience under her SPELL OF old.
1t is the spell OF n lovely face. lovely voice.
exquisite singing; hers to Sardoudle in the
manner OF the Divine Sarah. The quality of her
voice alone would prevent it. But yet old Sardou
triumphs I'm that second act and she triumphs with
him. There theatric vitality in the tones of the
Frenchmans play that could survive than
the operate operation.
Caruso Mario, and Scott Scarpia, shared
with Nine. Eames the anDlduse of the great audi
ence. and helped her get a few of her flowers
which in punches and baskets big as
hanson ca abs-back behind the curtain.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
MILLIONS RAISED BY HEIR.
August Thyssen's Son Said to Have Mort
gagged Share in Fathers Estate

Berlin, Jan. 2-The "Tageblatt" announced
to-day that the second son of August Thyssen.
the great steel and coal producer and one OF
the richest men in Germany. had mortgaged his
share in his fathers estate to n firm Of Dutch
bankers for from S2.5OO.O00 to S5,OOOOo0. Tie
sons legal interest in the property, under the
fathers contract with the boys mother in 1885,
established some time ago through Herr
Thyssen's efforts to place his under guar
dians so as to prevent him from wasting his
property.
A correspondent called on Herr Thyssens Ber-
lin representative in an endeavor to ascertain
whether the foregoing announcement was cor
rect, but all information the subject was re-
fused.
One OF the sons OF Herr Thysscn. Henry Thyssen.
sued for breach Of promise of marriage in
London last November by American actress.
Marian Draughn. The jury, November y, dis
agreed and counsel for the plaintiff announced that
he would apply for another writ.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
MGILL INQUIRY NEAR END.
Canadian Official May Wind Up Ontario
Bank Embezzlement Case Today.

Commissioner Angus, OF Toronto Ont who
began taking testimony in this city Monday OF
bankers and brokers who did business with Charles
f. McCill who Is accused of emhezzling a large
amount of money from the Ontario Bank expects
to end his work here to-day. The exalnlna tions
being conducted in the offices of the wiz
nesses. The prosecution is being conducted by
Crown Attorney CorIey.
The witness yesterday willard Spader of
the firm of Marshall Spadcr & Co.. No. "A Rroad-
way. He will go on the stand again this morning
after which Commissioner Angus win hold Sos
sion at the offices Of Ladenburg. ThaImlnn & Co
This will probably end the examinations in New
York.
The amount embezzled by McGnl, 1T is said. may
reach 81. .000 $50.